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*CLICK ON THUMBNAIL OR ITEM NAME TO VIEW FULL DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS
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$2,400.00 |
Badge of a Serviceman of the Volynsky Regiment (Volynets),
1917. This badge was awarded to one of the servicemen of
the regiment's training battalion in St. Petersburg whose
mutiny on 27 February 1917 started the chain of events leading
to the abdication of Nicholas II and eventually, to the
Bolshevik revolution later that year. Although issued during
the brief Provisional Government period, this piece should be
rightfully considered the first award of the new Soviet era -
and a cornerstone of the advanced collection of early Soviet
decorations. In very fine to excellent condition, the best
specimen we have seen in years.
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$1,200.00 |
Badge to a Hero of the Revolutionary Movement of 1917-1918,
two-layered version in brass, 1932. In fine to very fine
condition, better than the average.
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$240.00 |
Photo ID of a Former Red Partisan, circa early 1930s. Issued to a former Red Partisan from Odessa region. In excellent condition, very uncommon for this type of document.
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$850.00 |
Badge to an Honest Warrior of the Karelian Front, 1922. Scarce
decoration of the Russian Civil War period, essentially the
first Soviet campaign medal. The star is a replacement, but
the badge is in otherwise excellent condition. Its overall
state of preservation is outstanding for this early award.
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$3,750.00 |
Excellent Tank Driver badge, #962, late 1930s. In very fine to
excellent condition, literally the best example we have
handled to date. Exceptionally rare piece, especially free of
repairs and with original screw plate included. This piece can
be a fabulous focal point even for the most advanced
collection of early Soviet badges and medals.
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$225.00 |
Voroshilov Marksman Badge, OSOAVIAKhIM issue, large
type, #132383, 1932-1934.
Early, single level badge issued before the introduction of
the two levels of marksmanship in 1934. In excellent condition
- very uncommon for the early badge.
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$1,100.00 |
Badge for Excellent Shooting, 1928 - mid-1930s. An extremely
scarce, 53 x 41 mm version of the larger,
two-piece version of the badge. Issued by the
Vystrel advanced training school for Red Army officers and
snipers. In excellent condition.
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$350.00 |
Jetton for Winning the Second Place in Sharpshooting
Competition, in hallmarked silver, 1928 issue. Inscribed on
the reverse to a member or employee of the Ukrainian
Government (Central Executive Committee of Ukraine.) A very
attractive and uncommon early piece!
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$390.00 |
Badge for Excellent Artillery Readiness, #12472, 1936-1941. A
very uncommon piece in excellent condition. Includes original
maker marked screw plate.
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$350.00 |
Excellence in the Navy badge, Type 1 in silver, #2826, circa
1939.
Mint marked "MD" to the reverse. Nice early WW2 naval award
in
very fine condition.
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$295.00 |
To a Fighter of OKDVA, OSOAVIAKhIM issue, 1930. Essentially a
campaign medal, awarded to servicemen of the Marshal
Blyukher's Far Eastern army for successful campaign against
Manchurian warlord in 1929. In very fine condition, better
than the average for this badge.
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$140.00 |
Excellent RKKA Serviceman, unnumbered, circa 1941-42. A superb
example manufactured by the Moscow Mint just before the
Patriotic War and issued during the first year of the war.
Comes with original mint marked screw plate.
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$560.00 |
Naval Air Force School graduate badge, 1944 type, 1944-1954.
An attractive example of scarce WW2 naval aviator's wings in
very fine overall condition. Includes original screw plate.
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$1,300.00 |
Military Navigators School, graduation badge, 1938-1941.
Extremely attractive badge in very fine overall condition.
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