In brass with dark finish, measures 50 x 36.4 mm, weighs 14.1 g not including the screw plate. Massive riveted multi-piece construction. The chain consists of separate individual links and serves as a base for other superimposed pieces: the anchor, gilded propeller, and Soviet hammer & sickle emblem at the top. There is a stamped mint mark "MD" on the reverse. The design of this badge is inspired by some of the Russian navy badges of the imperial era.

Excellent condition. The details and finishes are perfect; there are only a few microscopic contact marks, no dings or scratches vi

In brass with dark finish, measures 50 x 36.4 mm, weighs 14.1 g not including the screw plate. Massive riveted multi-piece construction. The chain consists of separate individual links and serves as a base for other superimposed pieces: the anchor, gilded propeller, and Soviet hammer & sickle emblem at the top. There is a stamped mint mark "MD" on the reverse. The design of this badge is inspired by some of the Russian navy badges of the imperial era.

Excellent condition. The details and finishes are perfect; there are only a few microscopic contact marks, no dings or scratches visible to the naked eye. The silver finish on the anchor and chain is nicely preserved, showing only a minor amount of wear to the highest points that adds character. The rivets are tight. The screw post was slightly reduced by a couple of mm for convenience as was customary, but its current length of over 10 mm is fully sufficient for proper functionality. Original screw plate is included (same kind as used on Soviet screw-back orders of the period.) Unlike the majority of similar unissued badges found on the market these days, this piece definitely has been issued and worn by its recipient. It shows a great deal of character without any significant flaws.

Please note, the penny in our photo is for size reference.
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