Historical Items State bond of the imperial russian gov

Item: 1905, Imperial Russia (Warsaw, Poland) Art Nouvea, sculptural, large desk mirror by Schiffers & Co. The metal frame was originally galvanic silver-plate, currently only a little part of silver p

An Imperial Russian silver commemorative badge, issued for graduates of the Imperial Historical and Philological Institute in Saint Petersburg. Ca. 1899 to 1908. Imperial eagle in crowned oak wreath,

Issued by Imperial Land Mortgage Bank For Nobility bond representing 150 rubles. Dimensions: 16.5"L x 12"W Country of Origin: Russia

Imperial Russia Bonds (17 Pieces)

Lot of Six Russian Imperial Bonds.

Two Imperial Russian bonds, City of Moscow loan dated 1908 and a Russian Gold Loan dated 1890. Together with two Russian Bank notes. 100 Rubles from 1910 and a 500 Rubles bank note from 1912.

Rectangular, the central panel woven with several images of the Russian Imperial State Seal (the double-headed, triple-crowned eagle with four shields on its wings and the Chain of St Andrew encirclin

Three (3) European Decorative items. 1st & 2nd items: Pair of Imperial Russian Kuznetsov porcelain figural ram butter dishes, one with gilt highlights to the horns, the other with purple highlights to

Lot of 3 Russian Imperial silver items including a bowl with handle hallmarked 875. 4" diameter x 4 1/2" H including handle. Pair of napkin rings. Total silver weight is 5.9.

Lot of 3 Russian Imperial silver items including a bowl with handle hallmarked 875. 4" diameter x 4 1/2" H including handle. Pair of napkin rings. Total silver weightis 5.9.

Two Imperial Russian Government: 5% State Loans of 1906 - Series 383 and Series 384 for 187.50 Roubles / 500 Francs. One has a tear to the bottom margin. 12 x 16 in. (30 x 41 cm). Imperial Russian Gov

Lot of 2 Russian Imperial cut crystal items. Decanter with silver top, hallmarked 875. 4" diameter x 11" H. Also a bowl with silver handle. Hallmarked 875. 9" W x 4" D x 3 1/2" high without handle. Bo

Lot of 2 Russian Imperial cut crystal items. Decanter with silver top, hallmarked 875. 4" diameter x 11" H. Also a bowl with silver handle. Hallmarked 875. 9" W x 4" D x 3 1/2" high without handle. Bo

Includes 1938 10R, 1940 25R, 1939 50R, 1936 100R, 1937 100R, 1938 100R and 1939 100R state bonds, mixed condition but generally sound and F-VF.

Art Glass and Crystal Assortment (16) items including marked Faberge 'Imperial Collection' red crystal vase having original box as well as (15) art glass paperweights, most spherical in shape with (12

For your consideration is the Russian Imperial Regimental Badge, 142 Infantery. Reference: V.Kempf. Regimental Badges of Imperial Russia, Catalogue - Price, item 1.5.125.60, price in VF is $1100 - ple

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN DOCUMENT 3d BATTERY 18th ARTILLERY BRIGADE, 1909 Rare historian document. REFERENCE: V.Kempf. Regimental Badges of Imperial Russia, Catalogue, 2014, item 3.2.34, price is $500 -

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BOARD GAME LOTO, BINGO Russian Loto is a traditional Russian game that is a fun, exciting and played with family and friends. The item is from Russian Imperial period.

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BOARD GAME LOTO, BINGO Russian Loto is a traditional Russian game that is a fun, exciting and played with family and friends. The item is from Russian Imperial period.

Buy U.S. Gov't Bonds. The United States Printing and Lithograph Co New York by Harry S. Bressler. Overall 40-1/4" high x 27-1/2" wide. Some losses.

Lot of 3 Russian Imperial silver cloisonne enamel items. Baby rattle, cigarette holder and fork. Rattle is 6" long.

Lot of 4 Russian Imperial high grade silver items. Hallmarked 84 for sterling and 875 for silver. 2 napkin rings, 1 small salt cellar and a bowl. Bowl is 6 1/2" diameter. Also included is a brassbowl

Lot of 4 Russian Imperial high grade silver items. Hallmarked 84 for sterling and 875 for silver. 2 napkin rings, 1 small salt cellar and a bowl. Bowl is 6 1/2" diameter. Also included is a brass bowl

An antique Russian Imperial security paper featuring five shares, each valued at 250 rubles, issued by the St. Petersburg International Commercial Bank in the year 1878, with coupons. The document off