Russia, Imperial. An 1812 British-Made Medallion Commemorating Tsar Alexander I For The Napoleonic Wars, By Thomas Wyon certificate_of_authenticity Army 88 RS Regimental Badge

Army 88 RS Regimental Badge (in silvered bronze with red

circumscribed by the inscription “MERENTI” (“MERIT”)

These include a wound from a grenade to his head which led to a silver plate being inserted in the crown of his skull in September 1939

which had been an initial step toward Brazilian independence

Korean War Pair: United Nations Service Medal for Korea (in bronze gilt

Russia, Imperial. An 1812 British-Made Medallion Commemorating Tsar Alexander I For The Napoleonic Wars, By Thomas Wyon certificate_of_authenticity Army 88 RS Regimental BadgeConstructed of silvered feinzink, the obverse bearing a raised and rightward facing bust of Tsar Alexander I, circumscribed by name and title in English, the reverse bearing a central wreathed inscription of THE AVENGER OF EUROPE, circumscribed by an inscription of THE HEROIC DEFENDER OF HIS COUNTRY and a date of 1812 in Roman numerals, the obverse marked WYON for British medallist and later Royal Mint chief engraver Thomas Wyon, measuring 44. 65 mm