illustrating the Russian coat-of-arms used between 1883 and 1917
Type 2: Silver with red and white enamels
they were deceptive and most likely prone to Bolshevik tendencies
Many escaped the ship but died of hypothermia or burns suffered when escaped fuel ignited on the water
followed by a period where he served as a Brigade Major at Aldershot form 1877 to 1878
Estonia, Independent. An Order Of The Eagle Cross, Second Class Commander, By Roman Tavast, c.1930 Archive illustrating the Russian coat-of-arms used(Kotkaristi teenetemrk). Instituted 1928 by the Estonian Defence League. Civil Division. Of local manufacture, a black enamelled Maltese cross in bronze gilt, with obverse centre presenting a silver Estonian Eagle clutching a sword and a blue enamelled Estonian coat of arms, reverse centre with institution date of 24 II 1928, with motto Pro Patria (For Fatherland) splitting on arms, measuring 56. 00 mm (w) x 56. 00 mm (h), with elongated ornate