Russia, Imperial. A 1717 Medal For Peter The Great’s Visit To Paris, By Jean Duvivier Newly Listed with nearly all of the

with nearly all of the original gilding worn off

the left and right edges trimmed in angled red embroidery

Instead of interpreting Denchik's feat of taking off at night under fire as an act of bravery

he filed an application with the Soldier Settlement Board of Canada for a farm loan

B-146989 Wilfred Kenney enlisted as a Gunner with the Royal Canadian Artillery on May 17

Russia, Imperial. A 1717 Medal For Peter The Great’s Visit To Paris, By Jean Duvivier Newly Listed with nearly all of theConstructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a raised and rightward facing profile of Tsar Peter I (the Great), circumscribed by name and title in Latin, the reverse bearing a raised and winged figure wielding trumpets, circumscribed by Latin dedications indicating that the medal was issued to commemorate the Tsars 1717 visit to Paris, the obverse bearing the mark of French medallist Jean Duvivier, measuring 60 mm in diameter, in extremely fine