where he would remain for two months
both the recipient's information and the signature of the President in handwritten black ink
His lineage is quite extensive and impressive: James Lyons Biggar (1824-1879) was a merchant at Carrying Place
along with a shorter belt on the right side with a brass buckle at its end for receiving of the longer belt
obverse illustrating an Italian soldier advancing over an outcrop
Russia, Imperial. A Table Medal For The Conquest Of Narva, By Carl Poellath, 1904 Auction Archive where he would remain forConstructed of bronze, the obverse bearing conjoined and leftward facing profiles of Tsars Nicholas II and Peter I (the Great), the reverse bearing a central raised coat of arms of the city of Narva, circumscribed by a Russian Cyrillic inscription indicating that the medal was issued to commemorate 200th anniversary of Russias successful siege of the city during the Great Northern War, in addition to dates 1704 1904, measuring 50. 86 mm in diameter,