№ 85732
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a ring, gold, 583 standard, 6.43 g., the size of the ring 16, the 50ies of 20th cent., USSR
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a ring, gold, 583 standard, 6.43 g., the size of the ring 16, the 50ies of 20th cent., USSR
№ 85731
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photography, group of firefighters, Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 10.6х16.4 cm
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photography, group of firefighters, Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 10.6х16.4 cm
№ 85730
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a ring, gold, 585 standard, 4.90 g., the size of the ring 18.5, the 80-90ies of 20th cent., Yerevan, USSR
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a ring, gold, 585 standard, 4.90 g., the size of the ring 18.5, the 80-90ies of 20th cent., Yerevan, USSR
№ 85729
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photography, Riga, fire extinguishment, Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 8.8x13.9 cm
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photography, Riga, fire extinguishment, Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 8.8x13.9 cm
№ 85728
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photography, fire station, Hanzas street 5 (presently the Latvian Fire Museum), Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 8.9x14 cm, On January 1, 1911, the fire station at Hanzas Street 5 was put into operation, with apartments for the fireman, his deputy, the engineer, four coachmen, five married and eight single firefighters, and a stable for ten horses. The depot project was developed by the chief architect of Riga at the time, Reinhold Georgs Schmeling. The building's light plastered exterior walls alternate with red brickwork and an expressive high tiled roof, which is crowned by a dominant hose drying tower with a Baroque-style spire with a weather vane. Such a style has no direct analogues in world history. The depot is part of the architectural heritage of Riga and a Cultural Monument (State Protection of Cultural Monuments No. 8150).
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photography, fire station, Hanzas street 5 (presently the Latvian Fire Museum), Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 8.9x14 cm, On January 1, 1911, the fire station at Hanzas Street 5 was put into operation, with apartments for the fireman, his deputy, the engineer, four coachmen, five married and eight single firefighters, and a stable for ten horses. The depot project was developed by the chief architect of Riga at the time, Reinhold Georgs Schmeling. The building's light plastered exterior walls alternate with red brickwork and an expressive high tiled roof, which is crowned by a dominant hose drying tower with a Baroque-style spire with a weather vane. Such a style has no direct analogues in world history. The depot is part of the architectural heritage of Riga and a Cultural Monument (State Protection of Cultural Monuments No. 8150).
№ 85727
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photography, Riga, fire station, Hanzas street 5 (presently the Latvian Fire Museum), Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 8.9x13.9 cm, On January 1, 1911, the fire station at Hanzas Street 5 was put into operation, with apartments for the fireman, his deputy, the engineer, four coachmen, five married and eight single firefighters, and a stable for ten horses. The depot project was developed by the chief architect of Riga at the time, Reinhold Georgs Schmeling. The building's light plastered exterior walls alternate with red brickwork and an expressive high tiled roof, which is crowned by a dominant hose drying tower with a Baroque-style spire with a weather vane. Such a style has no direct analogues in world history. The depot is part of the architectural heritage of Riga and a Cultural Monument (State Protection of Cultural Monuments No. 8150).
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photography, Riga, fire station, Hanzas street 5 (presently the Latvian Fire Museum), Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 8.9x13.9 cm, On January 1, 1911, the fire station at Hanzas Street 5 was put into operation, with apartments for the fireman, his deputy, the engineer, four coachmen, five married and eight single firefighters, and a stable for ten horses. The depot project was developed by the chief architect of Riga at the time, Reinhold Georgs Schmeling. The building's light plastered exterior walls alternate with red brickwork and an expressive high tiled roof, which is crowned by a dominant hose drying tower with a Baroque-style spire with a weather vane. Such a style has no direct analogues in world history. The depot is part of the architectural heritage of Riga and a Cultural Monument (State Protection of Cultural Monuments No. 8150).
№ 85726
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photography, funeral, fire station, Riga City 5th Fire Department, Akmens Street 17 (Torņakalns), Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 8.8x14 cm
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photography, funeral, fire station, Riga City 5th Fire Department, Akmens Street 17 (Torņakalns), Latvia, 20ties of 20th cent., 8.8x14 cm
№ 85725
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icon, the Iveron Mother of God, board, painting, brass oklad, Russia, 13.4 x 11.3 x 1.8 cm
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icon, the Iveron Mother of God, board, painting, brass oklad, Russia, 13.4 x 11.3 x 1.8 cm
№ 85724
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cross, for the White Clergy, 300th anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty, silver, 84 standard, Russia, 1912-1913, 62.3 x 40.8 mm, 20.96 g
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cross, for the White Clergy, 300th anniversary of the Romanov Dynasty, silver, 84 standard, Russia, 1912-1913, 62.3 x 40.8 mm, 20.96 g
№ 85723
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medal, For excellent service in the police, Alexander III, silver, Russia, 19th cent. 2nd part, 40.8 x Ø 36.2 mm, 24.43 g
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medal, For excellent service in the police, Alexander III, silver, Russia, 19th cent. 2nd part, 40.8 x Ø 36.2 mm, 24.43 g
№ 85722
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icon, Jesus Christ Pantocrator, in icon case, board, silver, painting, 84 standard, Dmitry Ivanovich Orlov's factory, Moscow, Russia, 1858, 13.5 x 11.4 x 2 cm, icon case 21 x 19 x 6 cm
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icon, Jesus Christ Pantocrator, in icon case, board, silver, painting, 84 standard, Dmitry Ivanovich Orlov's factory, Moscow, Russia, 1858, 13.5 x 11.4 x 2 cm, icon case 21 x 19 x 6 cm
№ 85721
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photography, Riga, Government welcome in Riga, Colonel Balodis greets representatives of the English mission, Latvia, beginning of 20th cent., 13.5х8.5 cm
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photography, Riga, Government welcome in Riga, Colonel Balodis greets representatives of the English mission, Latvia, beginning of 20th cent., 13.5х8.5 cm