Military Photo ID, series VA #141834, of a WW2 Veteran Enlisted Man, Rifleman of the 1934th Rifle Regiment, issued by the Ministry of the Armed Forces of the USSR on 23 April 1948 to Ivan Sevryugin (Иван Игнатьевич Севрюгин).
Standard 1946-issue booklet measuring 3 ¼" x 4 ½", in oilcloth-bound soft cover. According to the ID, Sevryugin was born in 1908 in a village in Sverdlovsk Region in Siberia. His civil profession was blacksmith. During the Patriotic War, he was mobilized into active duty in December 1942, and served in the rank of a private as a rifleman of the 1934th Rifle Regiment, subordination unknown. In March 1943, Sevryugin was severely wounded and was transferred to Reserve due to disability. According to the military registration stamps, he returned to Sverdlovsk in 1948, but in 1949 moved to w
Standard 1946-issue booklet measuring 3 ¼" x 4 ½", in oilcloth-bound soft cover. According to the ID, Sevryugin was born in 1908 in a village in Sverdlovsk Region in Siberia. His civil profession was blacksmith. During the Patriotic War, he was mobilized into active duty in December 1942, and served in the rank of a private as a rifleman of the 1934th Rifle Regiment, subordination unknown. In March 1943, Sevryugin was severely wounded and was transferred to Reserve due to disability. According to the military registration stamps, he returned to Sverdlovsk in 1948, but in 1949 moved to western Ukraine. In January 1959, he was removed from military rosters due to reaching the age limit.
In good condition. The wear to the cover is moderate, the first two internal pages show moderate water stains and soiling; the rest of the pages are much cleaner. Page 3 has a cut at the top, not reaching the binding staples. The staples are slightly rusted but strong and tight. All the entries are clear and legible; the ID photo is well-developed, in sharp focus and clean. The wear adds a lot of character to the document; it will display very well in a collection of WW2 memorabilia.
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