JapanX

Unfortunately unidentified ...

Another exellent cavalier

Another Tiger cavalier

If it is a collar badge (and it definetely has a collar type ring), then (when I last time check ) it should be in actual gold.

At least according to Peterson

The real question can be formulated like this:

What happened with this piece?

Usually we observe this

this badge has this

That's a collar without the chain

Dude, you know everything!

Of course

Well, I heard about "camouflaged advertising"

Guess this is the case of uncamouflaged one

ID of the man but knew this would probably be too optimistic.

I thought you were kidding, Lars

Currently this is simply impossible.

There are no available (or even known) lists of St.Vladimir and St.Stanislaus cavaliers.

What is the website address?

http://www.imperialjapanmedalsandbadges.com/sitemap.html

Ok. Remember I told you once how dangerous overworking can be

Of course this is a different cavalier.

His photo was posted as an example of japanese and chinese awards at "russian chest".

Interesting that he added treasure but not rs

Probably this is because it`s not his chain

The chain seems untouched, would it be seen that a wearer would wear 2 Anna's and 2 Stanislaus', for example if he got several classes?

As we see, Pavel Frydryhovych wear all classes of St. Vladimir order.

Same goes for St.Anna

RS + DD

White Eagle

Sure thing

Lieutenant General Pavel Frydryhovych Unterberger

Cool chain man

Without inscription at reverse it's hard to identify this one.

This design is too common.

Could be r-j war commemorative badge or maybe some relief society ...

Looks like photomontage to me ...

By the way, he really hates commies. Openly

There are marks where the pin used to be so the retaining nut would be meaningless to identification of the manufacturer

It's not about the screwnut.

I simply demonstrate a known example of ИЗО work.

Frenkel

Very nice Ed!

Thanks!

P.S. It will be very interesting to see Eremenko citation.

individually numbered badges

But think about the effort to make individually numbered badges. Incredible.

Indeed!

This firm (most likely your badge was made by firm "ИЗО") wasn`t kidding around

Take a look at another badge that they made for another congress.

Again 916 silver, exellent quality of hot enamel, only this time the number is ingraved

Marks

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/63287-so-long-red-star/

Unfortunately I don`t have pictures of reverse ...

Most likely from 1 5XX XXX - 1 7XX XXX interval