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Order of Glory
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Group of 5 Awards to a Recon Scout Sgt., including Orders of Glory of All Three
Classes. Includes comprehensive archival research with English translation and
McDaniel authentication on the Glory 1st cl. (condition rated 7 out of 10).
Order of Glory, 1st cl., #3154, awarded to a former reconnaissance scout of the
3rd Ukrainian Front for the 1944 fighting in Hungary. As was often the case, the
recipient had been erroneously awarded with two Orders of Glory 2nd cl., one of
which was later replaced with the Glory 1st cl. according to the Soviet award
code. A highly decorated enlisted soldier, he took part in the 1945 Victory Parade
in Moscow. The order is in excellent condition. Comes with a copy of the award
commendations for all three Orders of Glory.
Order of Glory, 2nd cl., Type 1 ("Border Reverse"), #254, March 1944 tissue to an
Antitank Artillery Sergeant who later received an Order of Glory 1st cl. (a
Full Cavalier of all three Orders of Glory). He earned the 2nd class of the order
in a December 1943 skirmish in Belorussia when he in a single day destroyed 2
German tanks, 3 machine gun nests, and 25 enemy soldiers. VF / EXC condition.
Comes with archival research.
Order of Glory, 2nd cl., #23035, awarded in April 1945 to a Recon Scout Private of
the 2nd Belorussian Front. He killed 30 German soldiers and captured 6 POWs while
operating ahead of the regular infantry during the Red Army Jan. - Feb. 1945
offensives in Pomerania. EXC condition. Comes with archival research.
Order of Glory, 3rd class, Type 2 Var. 1, #502731, c. mid- to late 1945. EXC
condition; includes original WW2 suspension.
Order of Glory, 3rd cl., #517965, belated Nov. 1945 award to a Sr. Sgt., former
machine gunner of the Northwestern Front who was severely injured in combat in
March 1942. The commendation was submitted in 1944 by an apparent former officer
of his unit; it provided a detailed description of the soldier's many combat
feats. The order is in outstanding condition. Comes with archival research.
"Soldier's Glory", Volume 6. I. Roschin. C. 1982,
Moscow. Russian text, hard cover, 255 pp.
Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory, One of Six People Awarded w. 1st Class Twice, sgt. Nikolai Popov, inscribed photo portrait c. late 1940s - 50s. VG/EXC condition.
Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory Sr. Sgt. Еvsey Rossikhin, inscribed photo portrait c. late 1970s - early 80s. EXC condition.
Recipient of all 3 classes of the Order of Glory Combat Engineers Sgt. Maj. Vasiliy Paraskun, inscribed photo portrait c. late 1970s - early 80s. VG/EXC condition.