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$990.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 3, Var. 2, Sub-Var. 2 ("Large
MONDVOR" version), #3931, awarded on 22 February 1938 to a
major with 20 years of service in the Red Army. Later, in
July - August 1941 the recipient of the award commanded a
regiment in some of the earliest battles of the Patriotic War,
was severely wounded in combat, and belatedly decorated with a
Medal for Valor in June 1945 (by then already having the rank
of Colonel.) The award is in good to fine condition, missing
some of the enamel but still showing spectacular quality
characteristic of the early Orders of the Red Stars. Comes
with archival research.
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$525.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 4 Var. 3 (with screw post base),
#214664, awarded in July 1943 to a staff officer of the 39th
Tank Brigade for outstanding leadership and personal bravery
in the Izum-Barvenkovo Operation, the spoiling offensive in
Donbass that prevented the Germans from sending reinforcements
to their hard-pressed forces engaged in the Battle of Kursk.
The offensive was otherwise largely unsuccessful and very
costly on the Soviet side, so the awards for this operation
are scarce. The order is in superb condition and includes
original silver screw plate. Comes with archival research.
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$170.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 6, Var. 2 ("MZPP"), #1898143,
circa early to mid-1945. A relatively scarce piece from the
first MZPP series. Features very long bayonet "puncturing"
the inner band of the medallion and reaching the opposite
letter "o". In excellent condition.
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$175.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 6, Variation 2 ("MZPP"), #1901039, circa early to mid-1945. A relatively scarce piece from the first series produced by the MZPP factory rather than mint. In near mint condition.
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$125.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 6, Var. 3, Sub-var. 1, #774214, circa mid-1944. In very fine to excellent condition, free of any significant wear.
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$85.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 6, Var. 3 Sub-var. 3, #1290657,
circa early 1945. In very fine to excellent condition, a nice
wartime example.
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$90.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 6, Var. 3 Sub-var. 3, #1590882,
circa mid-1945. In excellent condition.
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$90.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 6, Var. 3, Sub-var. 6, #2858148, circa 1947-49 issue. A relatively scarce sub-variation. In excellent condition.
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$75.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 6, Variation 3, Sub-var. 8, #3055665, circa 1951-52. A beautiful Korean War era example in excellent condition.
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$90.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 7, Var. 2, Sub-var. 2, #3135420, circa 1954 issue. This interesting piece has characteristics of the Sub-variation 2, while its serial number is well within the currently known range for Sub-Variation 1. In outstanding condition.
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$1,200.00 |
Order of the Red Star, Type 7, Var. 2, #3395921, with a
document, issued for
playing active role in crushing the Hungarian revolution
in
1956. The award recipient, deputy commander of a
mechanized regiment, led a successful armored attack on an
airfield near Budapest as well as the capture of key
installations in the town of Mosonmagyaróvár near Austrian
border. This scarce award is a vivid reminder of one of the
pivotal events of the Cold War. Comes with archival research.
Both the award and the document are in near mint condition.
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$250.00 |
Order of the Red Star, duplicate issue, #1090586.
Featuring a serial number stamped in small font, this is a
scarce official replacement award in exchange for a lost or
severely damaged WW2 era original. In near mint condition.
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$6,500.00 |
Order of the Red Star, counterfeit manufactured in Germany,
#505342, circa 1943. This professionally made copy of the
Order of the Red Star was intended specifically for Nazi
infiltrators masquerading as Red Army servicemen. A
documentary proof of existence of such counterfeits - along
with photos - was found in recently declassified NKVD
archives. Extremely rare piece.
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