Military card submitted the Russian Empire





Inspired by this theme: Passport
This relic was found in the village of my grandfather during childhood somewhere in the attic, was referred by her mother and saved. Will 14 ph.

"The certificate of execution of military service" - a document issued in 1885, as I understand it the predecessor of the current military identification card, "voennik." Issued uncle of my grandfather when he was 22 years old. Knizhentsiyu old, tacky, it seems that the page is about to crumble.

Military card submitted the Russian Empire



CALLS like as much as up to 43 years of age (if not right, correct).
I hit the 131 Infantry Regiment Tirispolksky and for reexamination transferred to the reserve until 1899.
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

Interestingly, I arrived November 12, 1884, and the beginning of the service is considered to be as much as from 1 January 1885.
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

It is interesting to look at the prices of that time: Boots (the most valuable) - 5 rubles, a shirt - 50 cents, coat - 4 rubles.
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

But it says here that Ivan Sofronov 2 July 1886 entered into a valid marriage with the daughter of a peasant Stefan Ivanov ... ... (could not make out) Stefanova, Orthodox. Marriage has been made in some village church Chemurshi (did not catch, I'll come to the village, be sure to find the name of. In my mother's childhood church was transformed into a village hall)
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

Next, a blank page ...
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

And then mark that muster departed somewhere. The colonel himself signed! And as regimental adjutant, Captain Report Card.
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

72 held in reserve pedestrian ... (again I could not make out that because of the word). Again painted Colonel
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

Something like ... the envelope burst, there's nothing there now.
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

Again, a blank page ...
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

At the end of print (wax), fastening thread. Sorry, has not survived ...
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Military card submitted the Russian Empire

For comparison, the father voennik (the house is not found, picked up from the internet) and my. The difference between my grandfather and uncle ticket - 125 years ...
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That's all I wanted to say.

Military card submitted the Russian Empire

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