Order of Saint Stanislaus, Type I, (1831 - 1839), Civil Division, IV Class Cross

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  • Order of Saint Stanislaus, Type I, Civil Division, IV Class Cross (in gold)
  • Order of Saint Stanislaus, Type I, Civil Division, IV Class Cross (in gold) Reverse

Attributes

  • country
    Russia
  • date of institution
    1831
  • makers
    Albert Keibel ; Eduard ; Wilhelm Keibel; Julius Keibel; Dmitri Osipov; Nichols & Plinke; Karl Schubert; Imanuel Pannasch (all from St. Petersburg); and other Russian makers. Russian awards were also manufactured by Austrian, German, French and other European makers.
  • remarks
    Cross measures approximately 35x37mm, and is worn on the left breast suspended on a ribbon. The IV Class decoration was awarded from 1831 - 1839., for a short time; it is similar in size to III class from that period (39-40mm).

History


Originally this was a Polish Order created on May 7, 1765 by King Stanislaus II, to honour the Patron Saint of Poland, St. Stanislas of Krakow (see POL101).

This Order became a Russian Order after the Polish Rebellion of 1830, when Polish forces were suppressed. It was adopted as a Russian Order in 1831.

The version with an eagle was awarded to Non-Christians, and the version with swords was awarded to military personnel.

The obverse features the initials of the Saint.

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Versions

  • Price

    $5,000 USD

  • Composition

    Gold/Enamelled

  • Inscription

    Obv: SS Rev: SS

  • Size

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  • Version Remarks

    Measures approximately 35-37mm. A rare cross.

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