and breaking the record for flight duration
5 cm (h) (exclusive of cockade)
Canadian Field Artillery CEF and seven months with the 69th Battery (W
pinned with a gilded bronze rank pip and a Signals cypher of identical construction
(Militärdenkzeichen für 1813
Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Anne, IV Class Badge United Republic of and breaking the record forInstituted February 14, 1735. IV Class Instituted 1815 by Alexander I. Worn on the pommel of a sword, a very fine badge in bronze gilt and red enamels, presenting a round badge bearing a red enamelled cross, surmounted by a crown, reverse features a single central screwpost with square bronze block at the base, measures 21. 00 mm (w) x 29. 52 mm (h), weighs 8. 14 grams, enamels intact, very minor gilt wear, remains in extremely fine condition.