1913 Imperial Russia Romanov Tsar Dynasty Dedicated Embossed Calendar Aluminium

  
1913 IMPERIAL RUSSIA ROMANOV TSAR. SADLY CONDITION IS LIKE YOU SEE. HOW MUST LOOK THIS CALENDAR. THIS ONE, IS VERY GOOD EXAMPLE. VERY INTERESTING HISTORICAL THING IN. ANTIQUE CONDITION (ALL, LIKE YOU SEE IN PICTURES). LAST TIME IT WAS ONE OBJECT. IN THE PRIVATE MUSEUM EXPOSITION. The jubilee table calendar was released for the 300th anniversary of the royal house of the Romanovs.

It was made of expensive metal in those years - aluminum. A decorative plate was located on the metal base of the calendar on the front side. It depicts the profiles of two tsars from the dynasty: Mikhail Fedorovich, the first of the Romanovs on the royal throne, and Emperor Nicholas II - his jubilee fell on his reign.

On the front side of the master knocked out two anniversary dates: 1613 - the year of the accession of the Romanovs, and 1913 - the year of the 300th anniversary of the royal house. The desired date on the calendar was set manually using special wheels. WHAT YOU SEE IN THOSE PICTURES. I HAVE SOME OTHERS INTERESTING ANTIQUE. WILL BE SEND WITH VERY STRONG.

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