Fiftieth Anniversary of the Establishment of Court Regulations (Procedural Law), commemorative badge, 1914.
Bronze gilt, enamel; 53.6 mm x 29.2 mm; weighs 15.9 grams without wing nut. Variation with raised numerals "1864- 1914".
Nice quality badge featuring the Pillar of Law topped by Imperial crown, with superimposed ciphers of Alexander II and Nicholas II.
In outstanding, excellent condition. The details including the Imperial crown are beautifully crisp, showing practically no wear. The original fire gilt finish is well preserved and clearly visible, especially on the recessed parts of the badge. The screw post is full length, nearly 14 mm, and comes with ori
Bronze gilt, enamel; 53.6 mm x 29.2 mm; weighs 15.9 grams without wing nut. Variation with raised numerals "1864- 1914".
Nice quality badge featuring the Pillar of Law topped by Imperial crown, with superimposed ciphers of Alexander II and Nicholas II.
In outstanding, excellent condition. The details including the Imperial crown are beautifully crisp, showing practically no wear. The original fire gilt finish is well preserved and clearly visible, especially on the recessed parts of the badge. The screw post is full length, nearly 14 mm, and comes with original wing nut.
The badge commemorated the anniversary of the court reform
initiated in 1864 by Emperor Alexander II. The badge was
officially awarded to law professionals with outstanding
record of service.
/See "Badges of Russia" , by Patrikeev and Bojnovich,
page 210, fig. 4.31/
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