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Stand-alone british Anna

A few doc`s

These 12 belonged to Marquis Vivien De Chateaubrun (1896-1975). De Chateaubrun was born into privilege near St. Petersburg at Gatchina in 1896. He went on to become an officer in the Imperial Russian Grenadier Guards and was decorated for valor on numerous occasions. At the conclusion of the First World War he was one of the earliest volunteers to join the Slavo-British Allied Legion (July 7, 1918) and took place in the original landing at Archangel on August 2, 1918. He immigrated to England where he became a citizen and continued serving in the British Army. He died in Chelsea in 1975. Here he is

Reverse close-up`s

Obverse close-up`s

Now simply amazing group of minis

Close-up`s

"Brits"

A little gallery of Anna`s from different manufacturers French Anna`s

Another Stas

St.George from the same manufacturer

Russian work (most likely )

Austrian?

Back on track! Two interesting Vladimirs

Reverse Marks

Hmmm Not that bad ...

Closer

Another treasure Now it is a pin mini

Nice screwplate

By the way, today "they" extensively faking St.George minis. A couple examples of these fakes

Seaman with St.George mini

Another St.George

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