sporadic loss of scabbard paint
Kaschuba was hospitalized near the end of the war with explosive shrapnel wounds
flanked by an illegible DRK district stamp
scattered chipping and loss evident in the Arabic lettering on the centrepiece
a woman behind holding a baby and a child hugging the soldier around the waist
Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the Russo-Japanese War visually-hidden sporadic loss of scabbard paint( ). Constructed of toned bronze, on loop for suspension, the obverse bearing a raised depiction of the All Seeing Eye, situated above dates 1904 1905, the reverse bearing a Cyrillic inscription of , (referencing 1 Peter 5: 6, MAY THE LORD EXALT YOU IN HIS OWN TIME), measuring 30. 58 mm in diameter, weighing 11. 1 grams, demonstrating some loss of finish, in addition to the loss of the suspension ring and ribbon, in very fine condition.