Medal commemorating the centenary of the Russian Admiralty, 1902; obverse
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Medal commemorating the centenary of the Russian Admiralty, 1902; obverse
Medal commemorating the centenary of the Russian Admiralty, 1902. Obverse: Jugate heads of Peter I and Nicholas II (left), the former laureate. Legend in Cyrillic (Emperor Peter I, Emperor Nicholas II). Reverse: A draped woman (left), seated on the end of a stone pier, holds aloft a burning torch and grasps with her other hand a rudder. At her feet a jar on its side from which pours water. In the distance a modern battleship. Legend in Russian (Ministry of Marine 1802-1902).
Anthony Vasyutinski
- Image reference: E4464-1
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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