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Russland im 20. Jh. – Zigarettenetui in RG 14k (56 Zolotnik) um 1909,
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Russland im 20. Jh. – Zigarettenetui in RG 14k (56 Zolotnik) um 1909, als Schenkung an Grigorovich Alexander Wanovich (1869-1961), für die Mithilfe bei der (Wieder-) Herstellung des Ordens-Handbuchs vom St. Georgs-Orden, welcher 1922 durch die Bolschewisten verboten und erst später wieder zugelassen wurde. Wanovich war kein Mitglied dieses Ordens, weshalb er in seinem Leben nie den Orden als Auszeichnung erhalten hat. Grigorovich war und ist ein angesehener Militärhistoriker, dessen bekannte Werke aufgrund ihrer historischen Bedeutung bis heute neu aufgelegt werden. Er war vermutlich Offizier im 13. Dragoner-Garde-Regiment, dessen Hauptquartier sich in Garwolin befand. Dieses Regiment, allgemein bekannt als der „Militärische Orden von St. Georg“, war das einzige, das von Kaiserin Elisabeth der Großen für seine Tapferkeit ausgezeichnet wurde und das Recht erhielt, den Stern als Emblem zu tragen. Die Kokoshnik Marke verweist in seiner 2. Form auf die Region Odessa (1908-1926), unbekannter Beschaumeister namens M. Mankielwicz. Punze: Anker mit Initialen MR. Circa 122 g Raugewicht. Mit Saphircabochon als Druckknopf. Deckel kunstvoll monogrammiert, mit Krone und Miniaturausführung des St. Georgs-Ordens. Innen graviert mit Schenkungstext und Datum. Beiliegend handschriftliche Notiz, Übertragung der Gravur auf Papier. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, wie Kratzer und Flecken, dennoch sehr schöner Erhalt und Glanz.
| Russia in the 20th century - Cigarette case in RG 14k (56 Zolotnik) around 1909, as a gift to Grigorovich Alexander Wanovich (1869-1961), for his assistance in the (re-)production of the Order of St. George handbook, which was banned by the Bolsheviks in 1922 and only later re-authorized. Wanovich was not a member of this order, which is why he never received the order as an award in his life. Grigorovich was and is a respected military historian whose well-known works are still being reprinted today due to their historical significance. He was probably an officer in the 13th Dragoon Guards Regiment, whose headquarters were in Garwolin. This regiment, commonly known as the “Military Order of St. George”, was the only one to be decorated by Empress Elizabeth the Great for its bravery and given the right to wear the star as its emblem. The Kokoshnik mark in its 2nd form refers to the Odessa region (1908-1926), unknown master maker named M. Mankielwicz. Hallmark: Anchor with initials MR. Approx. 122 g rough weight. With sapphire cabochon as push button. Cover artistically monogrammed, with crown and miniature version of the Order of St. George. Engraved inside with gift text and date. Enclosed handwritten note, transfer of the engraving to paper. Signs of age and wear, such as scratches and stains, but still in very good condition and with a beautiful shine.
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Russland im 20. Jh. – Zigarettenetui in RG 14k (56 Zolotnik) um 1909, als Schenkung an Grigorovich Alexander Wanovich (1869-1961), für die Mithilfe bei der (Wieder-) Herstellung des Ordens-Handbuchs vom St. Georgs-Orden, welcher 1922 durch die Bolschewisten verboten und erst später wieder zugelassen wurde. Wanovich war kein Mitglied dieses Ordens, weshalb er in seinem Leben nie den Orden als Auszeichnung erhalten hat. Grigorovich war und ist ein angesehener Militärhistoriker, dessen bekannte Werke aufgrund ihrer historischen Bedeutung bis heute neu aufgelegt werden. Er war vermutlich Offizier im 13. Dragoner-Garde-Regiment, dessen Hauptquartier sich in Garwolin befand. Dieses Regiment, allgemein bekannt als der „Militärische Orden von St. Georg“, war das einzige, das von Kaiserin Elisabeth der Großen für seine Tapferkeit ausgezeichnet wurde und das Recht erhielt, den Stern als Emblem zu tragen. Die Kokoshnik Marke verweist in seiner 2. Form auf die Region Odessa (1908-1926), unbekannter Beschaumeister namens M. Mankielwicz. Punze: Anker mit Initialen MR. Circa 122 g Raugewicht. Mit Saphircabochon als Druckknopf. Deckel kunstvoll monogrammiert, mit Krone und Miniaturausführung des St. Georgs-Ordens. Innen graviert mit Schenkungstext und Datum. Beiliegend handschriftliche Notiz, Übertragung der Gravur auf Papier. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, wie Kratzer und Flecken, dennoch sehr schöner Erhalt und Glanz.
| Russia in the 20th century - Cigarette case in RG 14k (56 Zolotnik) around 1909, as a gift to Grigorovich Alexander Wanovich (1869-1961), for his assistance in the (re-)production of the Order of St. George handbook, which was banned by the Bolsheviks in 1922 and only later re-authorized. Wanovich was not a member of this order, which is why he never received the order as an award in his life. Grigorovich was and is a respected military historian whose well-known works are still being reprinted today due to their historical significance. He was probably an officer in the 13th Dragoon Guards Regiment, whose headquarters were in Garwolin. This regiment, commonly known as the “Military Order of St. George”, was the only one to be decorated by Empress Elizabeth the Great for its bravery and given the right to wear the star as its emblem. The Kokoshnik mark in its 2nd form refers to the Odessa region (1908-1926), unknown master maker named M. Mankielwicz. Hallmark: Anchor with initials MR. Approx. 122 g rough weight. With sapphire cabochon as push button. Cover artistically monogrammed, with crown and miniature version of the Order of St. George. Engraved inside with gift text and date. Enclosed handwritten note, transfer of the engraving to paper. Signs of age and wear, such as scratches and stains, but still in very good condition and with a beautiful shine.
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