An Imperial Russian Medical Officer’s Badge With General Practitioner Degree Newly Listed marked "MEXICAN SILVER" and marked

marked "MEXICAN SILVER" and marked "67" on the reverse of the handle

Pare was honorably discharged on February 23

Discharge Certificates and Medical History of an Invalid (2)

The Medal Bar of Lieutenant Colonel A

Footnote: Hillier Givins originally applied for a commission in the British Army in October 1855

An Imperial Russian Medical Officer’s Badge With General Practitioner Degree Newly Listed marked "MEXICAN SILVER" and markedA two piece Imperial Russian (1897 1917) gilded and silvered badge for medical officers awarded a Doctors Degree at Universities and medical academies with a General Practitioner Degree; 56 mm x 35 mm; patina on metal and small piece present but broken off on bottom (let side banner piece); overall fine condition. (C: 80)