4th class St. George orders made in gold by Eduard workshop

4th class awarded to Boris Vasilievich Sergievsky in 1915 https://asiamedals.info/threads/4th...r-and-other-awards-of-boris-sergievsky.23507/

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 39×35 mm.
Weight 7.9 g.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark and partly readable "ВД/VD" mark.

 

Orders with later iconography.

Gold, enamel.
Size 38.8×35.2 mm
Weight 7.85 g.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark and partly readable "ВД/VD" mark.

Case.

 

4th class of Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Gustaf_Emil_Mannerheim

Mannerheim was awarded with 4th class Order of St George on December 18, 1914 for commanding his brigade with excellent skill and bravery.

In museum.

 

Size 40×36 mm
Note that reverse medallion is not a decal but a hand-painted one.

Mark.

 

Assay mark.

 

Case.

 

 

Marks.

 

Marks.

 

 

 

4th class from collection of State Historical Museum in Moscow.

Central medallion.

 

Another 4th class from collection of State Historical Museum in Moscow.

Obverse medallion.

 

 

4th class from the collection of Museum of the Legion of Honor and the Orders of Chivalry, Paris.

Gold, enamel.
Size 39 x 35 mm.
Weight 10 g.

Same cross on display.

 

 

4th class cross awarded on May 5, 1916 to General Augustin Dubail.

On display at Museum of the Legion of Honor and the Orders of Chivalry, Paris.

Eduard-made 4th class cross in gold.

Auguste Yvon Edmond Dubail /April 15, 1851, Belfort - January 7, 1934 , Paris/ graduated from the Saint-Cyr Military School and the General Staff Academy in 1878.

During the Franco-Prussian War, he took part in the battles of Saarbrücken, Spichern, etc. After the siege of Metz, as part of Bazaine’s army, he was captured by the Germans. After the end of the war, he returned from captivity to France and was a member of the Supreme Military Council and Chief of the General Staff.

Since 1912 - commander of the 9th Army Corps, with the outbreak of the First World War - commander of the 1st Army. During the fighting in Lorraine, Dubay's army was defeated and forced to retreat. After this, in 1915, Dubay's army takes part in the 1915 operations on the Western Front, but achieves no success. Since March 1916, military governor of Paris.

After the end of the war, he commanded troops in Lorraine, the Vosges and Alsace.

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 40 x 37 mm.
Weight 8 g.
Ring marks unreadable.

Note that obverse medallion is hand-painted and reverse is a decal.

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 40 x 37 mm.
Weight 7.75 g.

Marked with St. Petersburg assay office gold mark from 1908+ time period.

Both medallion are hand-painted.

Very close by iconography to this cross https://asiamedals.info/threads/4th...d-by-eduard-workshop.22816/page-2#post-347733