Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the Liberation of Moscow 1812, by Alexey Klepikov Hold along with a matching tri-colour

along with a matching tri-colour cockade

The hardships of the aftermath of the war only exacerbated his health’s decline

The latter is decorated with double-sided RAD logos

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Mechanic (also acknowledged later as an Electrician)

"Papier patentgummiert

Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the Liberation of Moscow 1812, by Alexey Klepikov Hold along with a matching tri-colourConstructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a raised and leftward facing profile of Tsar Alexander I in medieval armour and wielding a spear with an ornately decorated shield executed in high relief, circumscribed by a Russian Cyrillic inscription of (RODOMYSL OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY), the reverse bearing a raised depiction of a seated female personification of the city of Moscow, situated behind a helmeted warrior wielding a sword and shield