badge retains most of the bronze finish
original ribbons sewn together on the ends from having been previously mounted to a suspension
He is credited with having flown Curtis
an anchor (made in Birmingham) and date marked "o" (1913) on its reverse
returning to his unit in the field thereafter
A Wwi Russian Officer's Photograph 1914; St.anne Recipient GTRexclude badge retains most of theA WWI Russian Officer's Photograph 1914; St. Anne Recipient Black and white, matte finish, studio portrait, obverse illustrating an officer standing in full dress uniform, his right hand gripping the front opening of his tunic, his left hand holding a hat, the Order of St. Anne suspended around his neck, three medals on his left breast, the far right one clearly the Red Cross Medal, an Adjutant's Insignia, reverse studio marked "Atelier Photographique