Russia, Imperial. An 1836 Doctor Zagorski Merit Medal, By Alexander Lyalin Auction Archive Private Lines is buried in
Description
Private Lines is buried in Heilly Station Cemetery
Saskatchewan Regiment
case measures 115mm (w) x 168mm (l) x 48mm (d)
It culminates with a Conclusion
Unmarked star of very good quality
Russia, Imperial. An 1836 Doctor Zagorski Merit Medal, By Alexander Lyalin Auction Archive Private Lines is buried inConstructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a raised and extremely detailed depiction of a seated Asclepius clutching a laurel wreath and Bowl of Hygieia, flanked by a dog and school instruments, circumscribed by a Latin inscription to a distinguished career in medicine and dedication from St. Petersburg on 2 November 1836, the reverse bearing a lengthy Latin dedication toe Doctor Petro (Peter) Zagorski from his students, enumerating his awards and
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