Russia, Imperial. A Badge of the 56th Zhitomir Infantry Regiment of Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich Newly Listed Metzner was promoted to Oberschütze

Metzner was promoted to Oberschütze on April 1

and three three-ribbon Ribbon Bars (Great Britain Distinguished Flying Cross

The cuffs are fronted be two buttons of similar makeup and are held in place by single brown plastic buttons on their undersides

the obverse consisting of a raised central German national eagle clutching a HJ insignia

Crowns and outer rim were not silvered and retained bronze colour

Russia, Imperial. A Badge of the 56th Zhitomir Infantry Regiment of Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich Newly Listed Metzner was promoted to OberschützeConstructed of bronze, consisting of a vaulted Cross Patte, the obverse of the arms joined through the quadrants by the monograms of Tsars Alexander I, Nicholas I, Alexander III, and Nicholas II, bearing a central ribbed Geneva Cross overlaid by a disc featuring a circular laurel leaf wreath surrounding a raised number 349 (the number of days of the SIege of Sevastopol during the Crimean War), the three and nine oclock arms bearing raised dates 1811