IMPERIAL RUSSIAN ARMY PHOTOGRAPH: LIFE GUARDS 250

Early 20th-century photo portrait of a private in the Russian army (probably the Life Guard of the Moscow regiment). Made by photographer L. Epstein in Minsk. With an original cardboard backing with t

A lot of four Russian late 19th or early 20th photographs. Including the portrait of Paul von Rennenkampf, general of the Imperial Russian Army, a group photo of sailors signed on the back in Cyrillic

Officially approved on the 20th of June, 1909. Badges in a form of four - point cross covered in black enamel with gold rim. On the cross rays written - Virtuti militari. In the middle on gold disk is

For your consideration is the Russian Imperial Badge of the Life-Guards Semeonovsky Regiment for officers in bronze, 1908. Gold cross with palmated 5-leaved edges covered in white enamel. On the horiz

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BADGE of the LIFE-GUARDS IZMAILOVSKY REGIMENT Officially approved on the 15th of March, 1910. Badge is gold cypher of Empress Anna Ioannovna, which is forming gold letter 'A' in the m

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BADGE, LIFE-GUARDS FINLANDSKY REGIMENT, 1906 Extremely collectible Russian military badge. Silver (tested), gilded, issued at 1906. The back has 2 marks. The screw was changed. ESTIMA

An original cabinet card photograph depicting a Russian Army Officer with shashka. Set on original cardboard back with studio name. Dimensions: 6 1/2 x 4 1/4 in., (16.5 x 10.7 cm.)

Russian Imperial porcelain plates from the Life Guard Sapper Battalion table service by Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory. With a white background, the plates feature the symbol of the Russian Sappe

The album "Life Guard Cossacks HIM Regiment" is a joint project with the regiment museum of the Leib Cossacks in Courbevoie (France), the only surviving unique regimental museum of the Russian Imperia

An antique Russian porcelain decorative military plate depicting a group portrait of a non-commissioned officer of the Izmailovsky Life Guards Regiment and a private of the Lithuania Life Guards Regim

Three different photographs from the early 20th century. One of a family, circa 1905, second photo depicting one Russian Imperial (White Army) soldier and officer, circa 1917, and last photograph are

Three different photographs from the early 20th century. One of a family, circa 1905, second photo depicting one Russian Imperial (White Army) soldier and officer, circa 1917, and last photograph are

For your consideration here is the RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL ARMY WW1 - ERA REGIMENTAL BADGE OF THE SECOND ARTILLERY BRIGADE OF THE IMPERIAL GUARD. Size: 1 3/4 in x 1 3/4 in (47 mm x 47 mm). Good original

Early 20th-century photo of a Russian army officer sitting with officer shashka. inscription in Cyrillic on the back "Uncle Fedor" Dimensions: 4 x 2 1/2 in., (10 x 6.5 cm.)

[Russian Empire. Romanov]. Karl Bulla. Photograph "Nicholas II in the uniform of Hussars of Imperial Guard Hussar Regiment". - Tsarskoye Selo, 1913. - 15x22 cm. Gelatin silver print.

An original Russian photograph by Court Photographer C.E. Hahn depicting a group of senior Imperial Army officers in uniform before a church and greeting a member of the Imperial family, possibly Nich

Extremely rare WWI Imperial Russian Adrian helmet, multipiece construction, metal shell with raised comb secured with rivets, with original leather liner; fastened to the front is a metal Russian Impe

IMPERIAL RUSSIAN ARMY BEBUT M1907 KINJAL DAGGER ARTINSK. Dagger "Bebut" 1907 model. Hallmarks: militaryacceptance and Artinsk weapons factory, the number "1913"corresponding to the year of issue. Pads

Full Dress, 7 figures, Mint in the box

Post war issue. 8 pieces. Mint to near mint condition, retied to card in box. Box excellent.

Portepee (Lanyard) for Officer Dragoon Shashka model 1881/09, black silk ribbon with silver thread, with a solid core knot, braided silver thread.

Post war issue. 7 pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Box excellent.

One pc, 54 mm, 1990s, on wooden plinth, Napoleonic period Russian Life Guard Hussar on charging horse with sword, E. No box.

Two Antique 19th C Imperial Russian Photographs. Scenes of architecture. Each with hand written inscription describing scene on back. Each measures approximately 14 x 18 inches.