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Navy Captain 1st cl., in "Victory Parade" uniform, with a full chest of decorations, wearing a ceremonial dagger, c. late 1940s - early 50s.
Measures 4" x 5 ½", printed on cardboard glossy photo paper. The decorations on the captain's tunic include Order of the Patriotic War, Order of Lenin, two Orders of the Red Banner and five medals. The captain is wearing the so-called "Victory Parade" dress uniform, and a ceremonial dagger. It is rather uncommon to come across a portrait like this in full standing format as opposed to the customary chest portrait.
In good to very good condition. The obverse shows moderate wear in the form of creases, chipped emulsion, even a closed tear in the middle of the left side. H
Measures 4" x 5 ½", printed on cardboard glossy photo paper. The decorations on the captain's tunic include Order of the Patriotic War, Order of Lenin, two Orders of the Red Banner and five medals. The captain is wearing the so-called "Victory Parade" dress uniform, and a ceremonial dagger. It is rather uncommon to come across a portrait like this in full standing format as opposed to the customary chest portrait.
In good to very good condition. The obverse shows moderate wear in the form of creases, chipped emulsion, even a closed tear in the middle of the left side. However, none of the wear reaches the image, and the rip, closed as it is, can be quickly and easily repaired with tape on the verso, if desired.
The image is in very sharp focus, providing an excellent opportunity to have a close look at the decorations, as well as at the details of this infrequently encountered "Victory Parade" version of the dress uniform.
Please note that the medal in our photo is for size reference.
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