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General Officer Uniforms, Insignia & Accessories
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M 1943 service tunic of a Corps of Engineers or Quartermaster Corps Major General,
circa late 1940s to mid 1950s. Buttons are the 1948-1956 sixteen republic version.
Size about a US 40.
M 1943 service tunic of a Soviet Major General of the Infantry, Armor or
Artillery, c. mid-1940s. Features wool fabric of WW2 Lend-Lease quality and WW2-
style buttons. Large size, about a US 46" chest. EXC condition.
Army Colonel General (3-Star General) Walking-out Dress Uniform, c. early 1970s.
Includes tunic w. ribbon bars and trousers. XL size; VG/EXC condition. A well-
preserved set of a highly decorated and high-ranking Soviet general.
Walking-out dress tunic for Army (Land Forces) Major General,
circa late 1960s-early 70s. In very good condition.
Soviet Army (Land Forces) Major General full-dress uniform (tunic and trousers),
circa early- to mid-1980s. Medium / Large size suit in excellent condition.
Service Uniform of a Major General of Medical, Justice or Administrative Branch of
the Soviet Navy, c. late 1970s. Exceptionally rare uniform similar to that
worn by Soviet Naval Admirals but with the general-style stars on shoulder boards
and general's stripes on the pants. XL size, VG condition.
Walking-out Dress Kitel Tunic an MVD (Ministry of the Interior Troops) Major
General, c. early to mid-1980s. LG size; EXC condition. Very scarce compared with
the similar tunics of regular Soviet Army (land forces) generals.
General's straight leg trousers for walking-out dress uniform, circa 1960s-70s.
Dark blue version used only until 1980 (with the light gray walking-out tunic).
Hard to find very tall / XL size, in outstanding condition.
General's Service Leather Belt w. Shoulder Strap, dated 1979. XXL size,
will fit up to 52" waist when fully extended. A high-quality piece in Near Mint
Condition - literally impossible to upgrade.
General's Field Belt with a Shoulder Strap, dated 1977. XL size. In
outstanding condition. Field belts of this kind are more scarce than the similar
service model.
M1945 Army General's Belt in gold bullion brocade for wear
with the dress uniform, complete with dagger hangers, dated
1947. Extremely well-made and impressive piece, better than
the general dress belt of later years. In very good condition.
This can be a beautiful addition to a Soviet Army or Air Force
dagger or to an M45 General's "Victory Parade" uniform.
Army (Land Forces) or Air Force General's gold bullion brocade belt for wear with
the dress uniform, complete set with sword hangers, 1950s. Beautiful piece in
outstanding condition.
Gold Brocade Belt for a full dress General uniform, dated 1989. Excellent
condition.
M 1941 Navy Senior Administrative Officer / Admiral Full Dress Belt in silver with
dagger hangers, c. 1947 issue. Extremely interesting transitional piece of superb
quality in very good to excellent condition.
M 1941 Navy Senior Administrative Officer / Admiral Full Dress Belt in silver, c.
1946-47. Lacks dagger hangers, otherwise complete. High-quality piece in VG to EXC
condition.
Navy Admiral full dress brocade belt with dagger hangers, dated 1978. Massive
gilded buckle shows the Soviet state emblem. Excellent quality and condition.
Maker marked on the liner.
Overcoat and Raincoat collar tabs for Armored Corps or Artillery Generals, c 1970s-
1980s. Excellent condition.
Navy Vice Admiral (2-Star Admiral) Sew-on Dress Shoulder Boards, c. 1980s. In near
mint condition, still in the original factory-marked wrapper.
Administrative Lieutenant General sew-on Dress shoulder boards, 1960s. Silver
embroidery with gold bullion stars. Silver brocade indicated an administrative
officer, perhaps medical, veterinary, or legal. In most of those branches,
lieutenant general was probably the highest rank attainable.
Air Force Lieutenant General sew-on Service shoulder boards for the overcoat, c
1960s. Subdued gray embroidery with gold bullion stars for the overcoat. Blue
piping.
Lieutenant General sew-on Service shoulder boards, c 1960s. Subdued embroidery
with gold embroidered stars. Style used for overcoats, office wear.
Air Force Major General M1943 slip-on "field" shoulder boards, 1943-mid1950s. Silk
embroidery with silver bullion stars. Blue piping.
Administrative Major General slip-on Dress shoulder boards, late 1950s through 1960s. Silver embroidery with gold bullion stars. Silver brocade indicated an administrative general, perhaps quartermaster, medical, veterinary, or legal.
Air Force Major General Service sew-on shoulder boards for the overcoat, 1960s-1970s. Subdued gray embroidery with gold bullion stars. Blue piping.
Air Force Lieutenant General (2-star general) Sew-on Dress
Shoulder Boards, circa 1970s-80s. In near mint condition.
Major General sew-on Dress shoulder boards, c 1970s. Gold brocade. Tailor modified and subsequently removed from a tunic.
Major General sew-on Field shoulder boards, 1960s-1970s. Subdued OD embroidery with OD embroidered stars.
Major General, slip-on shoulder boards for the green shirt, 1960s-70s. Green linen
with gold tracery and bullion stars.
Button for a General's or Marshal's tunic, 1940s.
Scarce WW2 style with 11 republics in the Soviet State emblem.
In very good to excellent condition.
Button for a General's or Marshal's tunic, dated 1963.
Excellent condition.
Button for a Navy Admiral's tunic, 23.5 mm wide, dated 1976.
Early model with brass backing. In excellent condition.
Button for a Navy Admiral's tunic, 23 mm wide, dated 1981. In
excellent condition.
General's boots, c 1950s-60s. In fine quality black leather,
white leather lining. Size 42. Field worn condition but still
very sound and good for display.
General's White Gloves in fine quality white leather for a full-dress parade
uniform, c. 1960s-80s. Excellent condition.