Subject: Kovno Gubernia Border Marker<br/>
Date: Jun 30, 2003 @ 12:37<br/>
Author: Jan S. Krogh (&quot;Jan S. Krogh&quot; &lt;jan.krogh@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1932953810">Hello everybody!<br/>
<br/>
Last weekend in Rokiskis museum here in Lithuania I found an internal<br/>
Russian border marker which has been used prior to 1918 to mark the boundary<br/>
to Kovno Gubernia. It was in a pretty good shape and with the imperial<br/>
Russian crown.<br/>
Some minutes before I was out of film in my camera...<br/>
<br/>
Jan<br/>
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