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    1. Fake, sorry. Here is how the silver hallmark should look like.
    2. Both are fakes. Here is the original St. George.
    3. Hi gents, I need your help to determine the manufacturer. The medallion portrait paintings and eagles design make me believe it’s produced by Rothe & Neffe. There is no maker's mark on the order but avers is stamped with French import 'swan' hallmark. Was it ordered in Austria for French cavalier?
    4. The 1st Vladivostok Fortress Artillery Regiment captain's epaulettes.
    5. This is fake medal. No medals were made by casting method.
    6. Badge of the Society of Russian Orthodox emigrants in Czechoslovakia.
    7. Thank you Nick! Here is better view of the Pinhão's makers mark.
    8. Thanks. Does that mean that white star is for military personal?
    9. Hi gents, have you ever seen this order with white enamel star in the middle? All other orders that I've found on-line are with silver star. Thanks, Alex
    10. It doesn't look Russian.
    11. Thanks. It looks like kind George V, but why German silver mark 800?
    12. Hi gents, Does anyone know what it is? Dimensions 42 X 22 mm, 800 silver. Thanks in advance.
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