Russia, Imperial. A Graduation Badge of the Nicholas Imperial Military Academy visually-hidden The squadron was reformed at

The squadron was reformed at RAF Upper Heyford in October 1918 with the intent to operate the de Havilland DH

and nine o’clock arms with raised institution/reinstitution dates of “1813”

of which only the hilt is visible

when the party was blown up by a shell

Russia, Imperial. A Graduation Badge of the Nicholas Imperial Military Academy visually-hidden The squadron was reformed atInstituted June 14, 1866. In silver, a large convex badge presenting the national emblem encircled in a wreath of oak and laurel leaves, reverse bearing a long singular screwpost, marked zolotnik mark 84 indicated 875 silver content, maker mark at 6 oclock, inclusive of the backplate and screwplate, both marked and bear a kokoshnik, measures 46. 38mm (w) x 59. 35 mm (h), weighs 43. 45 grams, dark patina, in extremely fine condition.