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Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 2 Var. 3 (small "Mondvor" mint mark),
#11644, c. early 1943. A very uncommon piece w. serial number far outside the
regular "Mondvor" range, one of the few screwback Red Banners of Labor "recycled"
at the Krasnokamsk Mint soon after the production was moved there from the
besieged Leningrad. EXC condition.
Nakhimov Medal, Var. 1 w. engraved number, #1062, awarded in Feb. 1945
to Helmsman of Submarine M-102, Baltic Fleet. The sub was of Malyutka
("Baby") class, the smallest in Soviet WW2 arsenal. The recipient was also awarded
with the Ushakov Medal #4157 for his outstanding wartime service. The medal is in
fine condition. Comes with a copy of the award commendations for both the Nakhimov
and Ushakov Medal.
Order of the Red Banner, #72118, rare official "Victory Parade" reissue for
Type 2 screw back earned in the Battle of Stalingrad. The recipient, a
KV Heavy Tank Company Commander of 7th Tank Corps, Stalingrad Front,
destroyed an enemy tank, 2 motor vehicles and antitank gun. Promoted to tank
battalion adjutant, he showed exceptional bravery at Verkhne-Chirskiy while
repelling Manstein's Stalingrad relief attempt (German Operation Wintergewitter)
in Dec. 1942. VF condition, a well-preserved and attractive piece showing only
minimal wear. Comes w. archival research.
Order of the National Flag, 1st cl., Type 3 ("star reverse" with horizontal pin
back), #3950, c. 1960s. At the time of its issue, the highest decoration
of DPRK. This early version of the award reportedly was made in
Czechoslovakia. The serial number is among the lowest known for its type. Very
scarce piece in Fine condition.



































































































































































