Imperial Russia “for The Capture of Paris” Medal Replica (1814) – Alexander I & All-Seeing Eye – St. Andrew/St. George Style Ribbon – Brass, 29mm

This listing is for a modern brass replica of the Imperial Russian medal “For the Capture of Paris, March 19, 1814” (Napoleonic era). It is intended for collectors, reenactors, and educational display. Obverse: Emperor Alexander I in laurel wreath beneath the radiant All-Seeing Eye. Reverse: Russian inscription within a laurel wreath commemorating the capture of Paris and the date March 19, 1814. Historical Note The medal was established under Alexander I to honor troops involved in the 1814 campaign. Distribution was delayed for political reasons and later issued under Nicholas I. ⚠️ Important: This is a replica and not an original 19th-century award. It has no official status or monetary value as an issued decoration.

• REPLICA – NOT AN ORIGINAL: Modern reproduction of the Imperial Russian medal “For the Capture of Paris, March 19, 1814” for collecting and display.
• HISTORIC NAPOLEONIC ERA DESIGN: Commemorates the 1814 campaign and the entry of Russian troops into Paris during the final phase of the Napoleonic Wars.
• OBVERSE DETAILS: Bust of Emperor Alexander I with laurel wreath beneath the radiant All-Seeing Eye.
• REVERSE INSCRIPTION: Laurel wreath surrounds the Russian text commemorating “For the capture of Paris, March 19, 1814.”
• SPECIFICATIONS: Brass medal with ribbon; approx. 29 mm (1.14 in) diameter; approx. 12 g (0.42 oz). New reproduction.