Insigne de l’école d’Artillerie de Michel, à Saint Pétersbourg. Russie, 1912 - 1917. Argent et bronze. 4,8 x 6,8 cm. Poids : 30 grammes. Une aigle bicéphale couronnée tient dans ses serres deux canons surmontés d’une grenade ; frappé sur son aile dextre, le chiffre couronné d’Alexandre Ier, et sur son aile senestre, le chiffre couronné de Nicolas II ; au centre, l’insigne de l’école avec le monogramme M, la date 1820 et la devise. Cette école fut fondée par le Grand-Duc Michel Pavlovitch en 1820. Badge of a graduate of the Mikhailovsky Artillery School. St. Petersburg, until 1917. Bronze and silver 4.8 x 6.8 cm. Double-headed eagle crowned with a crown and holding the barrels of guns; on the wings of the monogram of Alexander I and Nicholas II, in the center of the school sign with the monogram M and the date of foundation 1820. The school was founded by Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich in 1820. Badge of a graduate of the Mikhailovsky Artillery School. St. Petersburg, until 1917. Bronze and silver 4.8 x 6.8 cm. Double-headed eagle crowned with a crown and holding the barrels of guns; on the wings of the monogram of Alexander I and Nicholas II, in the center of the school sign with the monogram M and the date of foundation 1820. The school was founded by Fr. Mikhail Pavlovich in 1820.