Russia, Imperial. A First World War Bond Poster Archive The opposite side retains the

The opposite side retains the majority of its wartime white paint

the Canada Gazette 2465 on February 8

In well-worn/used condition

sliding aluminum bullion adjustable knot

he will be carried on in the records of the Marine Corps as missing in action for a period of one year"

Russia, Imperial. A First World War Bond Poster Archive The opposite side retains theAn extremely well preserved First World War Russian bond poster, constructed of paper stock, the obverse bearing a detailed outline of two figures in warrior attire (possibly Rurik and Alexander Nevsky, inspiring patriotism by invoking key figures in Russian history) overlaying a Romanov imperial eagle, above a Russian Cyrillic inscription of . . (WAR BONDS THE MILITARY NEEDS YOUR HELP. PURCHASE A BOND.), the lower edge bearing inscriptions of 5 1916