Russia, Imperial. A Civil Engineers Badge United Republic of for service with the American

for service with the American Expeditionary Forces in European Russia between November 12

7 mm ERII General Service brass button at the termination point on the strip

in uniform and with the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross (24 October 1940) with Oak Leaves (13 November 1942) clearly visible (absent are the Swords

the reverse bears the inscription “LIEB VATERLAND MAGST RUHIG SEIN 1914” (DEAR FATHERLAND MAY BE QUIET)

45mm (w) x 54

Russia, Imperial. A Civil Engineers Badge United Republic of for service with the AmericanConstructed of silver, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel and oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by a ribbon, overlaid by a double headed Imperial Russian eagle wielding an orb and sceptre, situated above crescent bearing a triangle, overlaid by a crossed axe and shovel, the reverse with a central threaded lug retaining an original backplate, unmarked, measuring 21. 65 mm (w) x 26. 34 mm (h), weighing 7. 0 grams (inclusive of