Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the Liberation of Moscow 1812, by Alexey Klepikov Hold "Papier patentgummiert

"Papier patentgummiert

Silver gilt with red

He was suffering from severe nervousness

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

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

Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the Liberation of Moscow 1812, by Alexey Klepikov Hold "Papier patentgummiertConstructed 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