Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Stanislaus, II Class with Swords, in Gold visually-hidden with fine machine embroidery on

with fine machine embroidery on the obverse

he was named Temporary Flight Officer on November 11

a longer strap on the left side with ten die holes for length adjustment and marked with a stylized eagle and swastika

giving the cap a classic saddle-form appearance

and pinned with pebbled magnetic metal buttons

Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Stanislaus, II Class with Swords, in Gold visually-hidden with fine machine embroidery on( , 2 ). Instituted in 1765. Type II (1856 1917). Constructed of Gold with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Maltese Cross with each arm completing in ball finials and with ribbed fans adorning the outer edges, the obverse arms finished in red enamels, with crossed swords piercing the centrepiece, overlaid on each quadrant by finely detailed Romanov imperial eagles, featuring a central white enamelled medallion bearing a hand painted red