Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Vladimir, IV Class, c.1916 visually-hidden one depicting a flying boat

one depicting a flying boat being towed by Tb-98 M Class torpedo boat “100M”

000 workers producing more than sixty (some sources say eighty) different types of aircraft

with the number "7" clearly visible on the shoulder board on his left shoulder

He was struck off strength of the Overseas Military Forces of Canada and sailed March 25

Russia, Imperial. An Order of St. Vladimir, IV Class, c.1916 visually-hidden one depicting a flying boat( ). Instituted September 22nd, 1782. In bronze gilt, a wartime issued IV class badge, in the form of a cross pattee with red and black enamel arms, the central medallions hand painted, measures 34. 7 mm (w) x 38. 34 mm (h), reverse 6 oclock arm marked K under enamels, worn on full length ribbon, obverse 9 oclock arm has been re enamelled, light wear, in near very fine condition.