Orders of Saint Stanislaus made by an Unidentified French Workshops

3rd class cross in gilded bronze.

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 42 x 38 mm.

Same cross under a different light.

Another example with a French-made rosette added to the order ribbon.

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 44 x 40 mm.

 

1st class cross of Saint Stanislaus order.

Silver, gilt, enamel.

Marked with a French silver hallmarks "boar's head".

 

3rd class cross of Saint Stanislaus order made in France.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 41.5 x 37.4 mm.

Marked with a French silver hallmarks "boar's head".

 

2nd class cross.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Unmarked.

 

Cross of a similar workmanship https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...dentified-french-workshops.27256/#post-362366

Gold, enamel.
Size 37 x 33 mm.
Weight 12.6 g.

Unmarked.

Details.

 

Jaime de Borbón y de Borbón-Parma with a 2nd class French-made St. Stanislaus order with Swords https://asiamedals.info/threads/gro...orbon-parma-duke-of-madrid.29016/#post-367825. Note that he is also wearing a French-made 3rd class St. Anna order with swords and Russian-made privately-comissioned 4th class St. Vladimir cross with swords.

 

3rd class cross in gilded bronze practically identical to this specimen https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...ied-french-workshops.27256/page-2#post-370918. Note that rays have guilloché.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 38 mm.

 

3rd class cross with swords made by the same unidentified workshop.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 41.5 x 38 mm.

Marked with a French silver hallmark "boar's head".

 

3rd class cross in gilded silver with interesting guilloché.

 

3rd class order of Saint Stanislaus made by an unidentified French workshop.

Silver, gilt, enamel.

Marked with a French silver hallmark "boar's head".

 

3rd class cross of St. Stanislaus order in gold of a very interesting workmanship.

 

One-sided 3rd class cross. Two-sided cross made by the same unidentified French workshop https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...ied-french-workshops.27256/page-2#post-367267.

 

2nd class cross with swords made by an unidentified French workshop. Another example of such cross https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...dentified-french-workshops.27256/#post-362660.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 57 x 53 mm.

 

3rd class cross with swords that is practically identical to this 3rd class cross without swords https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...dentified-french-workshops.27256/#post-364891.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 41 x 37 mm.

Marked with a French silver hallmark "boar's head".

Mark "boar's head".

 

Another 3rd class cross with swords made by the same unknown French workshop.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 38 mm.

Marked with a French silver hallmark "boar's head".

 

New variant of a French-made 3rd class cross of Saint Stanislaus order with swords.

Silver, gilt, enamel.

 

Well-known 3rd class cross with swords https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...ied-french-workshops.27256/page-2#post-370290 of 2nd Lieutenant Francis Gordon Reid.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 37 mm.

Ball marked with a French silver hallmark "boar's head".

Francis Gordon Reid awards.

Francis Gordon Reid was appointed a 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Air Force in August 1918 and, as a qualified pilot, was actively employed out in South Russia in the following year, official records listing him as being on the strength of H.Q. Kuban Group and "Z" Squadron and a member of the special mission to Taganrog, in which capacity he would have flown R.E. 8s in support of General Denikin’s White Russians. Further records list Reid as being in readiness for evacuation in the S.S. Hanover in March 1920. Sometime around this time Reid’s was awarded 3rd class order of St. Stanislaus "for gallantry in the Field and for devotion to duty" and he was placed on the Unemployed List as a Pilot Officer that May.​