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Hearst Museum object titled Burial shroud, accession number 7-9695, described as Burial shroud purchased at the Church of St. Nicholas at Taganrog, Russia. White paper-like material with olive green Christian iconography and Russian writing. Sold at the church candle counter to raise money.

Hearst Museum object titled Medals from russia, accession number 7-6092, described as Religious medal; gilded brass; ovular with metal loop for chain attachment; obverse: image: representation of St. Alexander Nevsky (left) and Saint Nicholas the Miracle Worker (right) with nativity scene between them, text: С.Б.К. Александръ Невск (left) С.Б. Николай Чyдотворецъ (right), transl: S.B. Alexander Nevsk (left) and S.B. Nikolai the magician (literal translation) (right); reverse: image: Church of Christ the Savior, Moscow; text: Xрам Xриста Cпоситель (above), Вь Москвъ 1883 (below); translation: Temple/Church of Christ the Savior (above) in Moscow 1883 (below); length: medal w/o loop 4.5 cm; width: 3.7 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 7-5474, described as plaque; brass; Saint Nicholas the wonder worker in blue enamel; height 11 centimeters; width 9.8 centimeters

Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 7-5473, described as plaque; brass; Saint Nicholas the wonder worker in blue enamel; height 8.8 centimeters; width 7.7 centimeters

Hearst Museum object titled Tryptych, accession number 7-5490, described as Triptych; metal; representing St. Nicholas of Mozhaysk in central compartment; he holds a sword in his right hand, a church in his left; two flanking sides each have three panels with two saints to a panel; height 7.2 cm, width 10 cm. Cost $50.00.