Orders of Saint Vladimir made by an Unidentified French Workshops

Another variation of 4th class cross with familiar swords https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...dentified-french-workshops.27952/#post-363812

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 45.5 x 39.5 mm.

 

French-made one-sided cross of Saint Vladimir order with swords in gilded bronze.

Bronze, gilt, enamel.

Ring marked with "Bronze".

 

New variation of 4th class St. Vladimir order with swords made by this unidentified workshop https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...dentified-french-workshops.27952/#post-363757

Silver, gilt, enamel.

Unmarked.

 

Rare 1st/2nd class cross /most likely made by the same workshop even reverse medallion inscription has the very same mistake: "Ceнтльрл" instead of a correct one "Сентября" .

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 58 x 49 mm.

Unmarked.

 

Interesting variant of a French-made 4th class cross of Saint Vladimir order with swords in bronze.

Bronze, gilt, enamel.
Size 39.9 x 34.5 mm.
Weight (ribbon included) 18.73 mm.

Private collection. Photos courtesy of the owner.

 

French-made 4th class cross with swords of interesting form.

Silver, gilt, enamel.
Size 38.9 mm.
Weight 17.9 g.

Unmarked.

 

4th class cross with swords that is practically identical to these crosses https://asiamedals.info/threads/ord...dentified-french-workshops.27952/#post-365520

Silver, gilt, enamel.

Collection of the Australian War Memorial, Canberra.

Cross has the following provenance: "This medal is part of a collection assembled by the late Hon. Sir Thomas Hughes, Member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales. It was presented to the Memorial in memory of his son, Captain Roger Forrest Hughes, Australian Army Medical Corps, who died of wounds in France on 11 December 1916 and his grandson, Flying Officer Peter Roger Forrest Hughes, 12 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force, who was killed on active service while flying in the Northern Territory on 3 October 1942."​