2nd class Orders of Saint Anna made by Immanuel Pannasch /IP/ workshop

Immanuel Pannasch /Emmanuel Pannasch; Emanuel Pannasch/ workshop used the following marks: "IP", "I•P" and "EP".

See also orders of Saint Anna with Imperial Crown made by Immanuel Pannasch https://asiamedals.info/threads/orders-of-saint-anna-with-imperial-crown-made-by-immanuel-pannasch-ip-workshop.25808/

2nd class cross.

Gold, enamel.
Size 40.9 x 36.2 mm.
Weight 13.6 g.

Marked with unreadable St. Petersburg assay office year mark "St. Petersburg coat of arms 18??" and under the enamel with "doble-headed eagle" and "I·P" for Immanuel Pannasch.

Central medallions.

 

2nd class cross.

Gold, enamel.
Size 36.1 mm.
Weight 14.05 g.

Marked with partly readable St. Petersburg assay office year mark 18.... and under the enamel with "double-headed eagle" and "I•P" for Immanuel Pannasch.

Central medallions.

Marks.

 

2nd class cross.

Gold, enamel.
Size 41.5 x 36.6 mm

Marked with unreadable St. Petersburg assay office year mark; under the enamel with "double-headed eagle" and with "I•P" for for Immanuel Pannasch. Painting of reverse medallion was partly (and quite terribly) restored.

 

2nd class cross.

4th class Saint Vladimir order with Bow awarded in 1814 to Captain Carl Wilhelm von Wolff

Interesting 4th class cross in gold. Medal bar height 75 mm. Medal bar width 148 mm. Weight 107 g. Collection of Deutsche Historische Museum, Berlin. Close-ups.

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Gold, enamel.
Size 41x36 mm.
Weight 14.5 g.

 

2nd class cross.

Gold, enamel.

Marked with unreadable St. Petersburg assay office year mark "St. Petersburg coat of arms 18??" and "EP" for Emmanuel Pannasch.

 

2nd class cross made by Immanuel Pannasch.

Gold, enamel.
Size 41.6 x 36.5 mm.

Marked with partly readable St. Petersburg assay office year mark "182?" and under the enamel with "double-headed eagle" and "I•P".

 

2nd class Saint Anna order (and other awards) awarded in 1828 to Dr. Wilhelm Friedrich Abendroth

Dr. Wilhelm Friedrich Abendroth was born on August 1, 1802, in Pirna (near Dresden). In 1827 he became the personal physician of the family of Russian General Leon Narischkin in Odessa, Russia. He then served as a military doctor during the Siege of Varna in the summer of 1828 during the...

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