Gerd Becker

Darrel, you seem to have quite a collection. Another one, who cannot focus on one area Well done best, Gerd

And the last Document is for the 60 years Armed Forces Medal

Doc for 50 years Armed Forces

Doc for the Medal for the 30. Anniversary of the Armed Forces.....

Doc 30 years Victory

Doc for the 25 years Victory badge

The Document to the 20 years Victory Medal

His Victory and Anniversary Medals are stone mint. I have never seen one in better condition. I won?t post all of them, but here is an example...

Document to Liberation of Belgrade

I was very happy, that this Liberation of Belgrade was part of the grous, as its the rarest of the Liberation -Medals

Document to Victory over Germany

His Medal for Victory over Germany

The Red Banner has an awesome patina.....

His Red Star....

And the brother, s/n exactly 80 higher.

The whole group is in mint condition. The MMM?s even have some of their silver wash left. Here is the first one:

Hi everyone, i got my first soviet group yesterday and its much too nice not to share it with you. I will post the group and Rick will add some personal data. Thanks very much to Rick for his effort to translate the research for me. Comrade Aleksandr Andreevich Gavrilenko was Ukrainian and served in several Rifle units. But let Rick tell the Rest. Here is his Order book with entries for two Military Merit Medals, a Red Star and a Red Banner.

Nope, its part of a group. I found it on WAF estand :food-smiley-004:

Document issued to Captain Aleksandr Andreevich Gavrilenko

Today finally arrived a new group, i was waiting for and part of the group was this Liberation of Belgrade Medal, a Variation 2 with a U-shaped ring, not mentioned in Pauls book, but perfectly ok.

You are absolutely right, Rick. There is something deleted and new filled out. I will ask the seller about this. He shall send me another doc. Thanks for pointing that out. Gerd

Inside of the booklet

And the good thing about the last one posted, it came with a document. Still have to find someone, who can read it... I had to light the picture of the cover up a bit, because the writing wasn?t readable. Its dark brown in reality.

And here is a second class of the Order of the National Flag. This one is a bit bigger than the third class in this thread.

Here is another one. Order or the Three Revolutions. Its a late one and a bit worn, but still nice.