Russia, Imperial. A Railway Employee's Belt Buckle Archive congratulating him on receiving the

congratulating him on receiving the German Cross in Gold

date marked "1300" in a Arabic numerals on the reverse

The interior breast flaps bear a single brown bakelite button on each side

He is also listed on page 135 of the Casualty Roll for the Crimea 1854-1855

the reverse centre bears the crowned cipher “FW”

Russia, Imperial. A Railway Employee's Belt Buckle Archive congratulating him on receiving theIn die stamped darkened bronze, illustrating the crowned two headed Russian eagle coat of arms featuring an axe and anchor in the talons of the eagle that was used by the Railway, flanked by a large "" on the left and a large "" on the right, with "" and "" below, pebbled background, framed by a perimeter rule, die holes placed at both upper corners, measuring 63. 5 mm (w) x 50. 2 mm (h), the clip and bar on the reverse having been lost to time,