A Russian printed cotton scarf commemorating the Popular Festival (Narodnyi prazdnik), part of the three-week long celebrations of the Coronation of Nicholas II, the scarf made by the Danilov Mills (T-vo Danilovskoi Manufaktury) in 1896. The scarf centered with a view of the Moscow Kremlin within a wreath of oak & laurel, the four corners with the personal seal of Emperor Nicholas II (Rodovoi Ego Imperatorskogo Velichestva Gerb)with triple-crowned double-headed eagle with crest of the Romanov-Holstein-Gottorp family on its breast & encircled by the Chain of the Order of Saint Andrew, & a red folk art style foliate border, the edges with printed captions noting that it had been approved by the Ministry of the Imperial Court & the name of the manufacturer. Dimensions: 21 in. h x 23 5/8 in. w.