Stogieman

Uncased, no mini Partisan Badge #1812 has sold on ebay for a whopping $39.00. That's a great price for that low number, IMO!

Hallo Christophe, this makes exactly two (2) times I have seen this box! Congratulations!

Nice to see these in the delux presentation cases. very hard to find as a complete set. The Title used to turn up, but I cannot recall seeing a set like these before. Very Nice!

Now that is a nice lot!

Nice work, on the phone with Rick R right now

Two badges on eBay right now, one damaged, but with a complete 1980's priviledge document set @ $400 and a loose one, no docs but in near perfect condition @ $499.00 This seems really high to me for these pieces??

I would say wartime Saxony too. Nice bar. I will run it by The Gnome

I'm going to call my Mom tonight and ask her what she remembers!

I am embarrassed to say I don't remember. My Great-Grandmother was in some mountains, I have a painting hanging behind me, but I don't know the name of them. This was my Mom's Dad's family. her Mom's family was from Lithuania, we still have much family in Vilnius.

I finally found a Second Class Star! #931 en-route to me now! Here's the seller's pix

Nice set, especially in Slovak. My Grandfather's family was from Slovakia

You are correct of course, 25 years of the Revolution

Most of these are to "privates" (partisan) fighters. Occasionally a more interesting one comes up. This one is to: Viktor Stepanovich Shimuk Issued by Kobrynski Raion (small district) 16 December, 1975 (most were issued in 1969) Comrade Shimuk was a Deputy Platoon (OTRYAD) Commander for Reconnaisance Platoon of The Unit "In The Name of Panfilov" in the Brigade "In The Name of Chapaev" from 10 October 1943 through July 1944. Very unusual to find this type of specific unit naming or a unit commander! (never mind from Recon) The other interesting point is the document is stamped "Badge Issued" What badge? (???????) anyone have a clue?

I believe this was a 25 year anniversery of WW2 award. He was Bulgarian State Security, but not his entire career.

As a request, I am reposting images of a Red Star awrded to a Bulgarian. Please see images below. His name was Nikola Mirchev Filipov

Here's a pix of the cased one. #7186 if memory serves

Excellent, it stays within "The Family" as it were. Cased one sold last weekend and I missed the end. Only went for $102.00. Same seller had a type 2 spomenika badge with matching booklet. It went for $137.

Third Class Star #48 (!!!) went off on ebay today at over $300.00. No document, no case.

That is a superb piece at a superb price. Congratulations! I have one cased still, but they are very hard to find!

Hi Radmilo, is this an unofficial (non-government issue) badge? Thank you much for your help. very much looks like some kind of partisan badge!

Reverse. Disc shows Yugoslavia State Mint, but I don't know if it's correct to the badge!

Can anyone supply me the proper name and country of origin for this badge please? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer!

Reverse of #2758. Not the lowest number seen, but good enough for me! Nice Brass screw disc as well!

My new Third Class Star, #2758. Silver tarnished and lots of wear on the enamel. Despite the lack of a document here, looks like an awarded piece to my eyes because of the wear.

Second Class Partisan Star #245 sold on eBay USA last night for $352.50 (!!!!!) Sounds like a lot, but it was a really low number.