Russia, Imperial. An Order of the Noble Bukhara, I Class II Grade Star, c.1917 Hold constructed of a metal oval

constructed of a metal oval badge with an eagle at the top

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bearing vertical slashes to the outside seams with dual fit adjustment buttons on each

His stay at Orpington would entail six weeks

and with fullers running the length of each side

Russia, Imperial. An Order of the Noble Bukhara, I Class II Grade Star, c.1917 Hold constructed of a metal ovalInstituted 1881. In silver gilt and enamels, an eight point star of smooth rays, central medallion in blue, dark blue and green enamels, reverse offers a central screwpost with screwplate, marked denoting manufacture by Dimitry Osipov, and kokoshnik silver mark denoting composition, measures 82. 3 mm (w) x 83. 9 mm (h), gilt wear to arms, enamels intact, remains very fine.