BalkanCollector

Great thread! Thank you everyone for the photos.

Very nice Larry! I really admire your work.

2nd class awarded in 1985 to a technical Lieutenant-Colonel.

Without hallmarks.

Thanks! 

They must have had a big supply.

Finally took better photos of few of my pieces.
3rd class awarded in 1974 to a technical Captain 1st class.

IKOM, rooster in hexagon and 900 silver hallmarks.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing!

The last one from my collection...

6 torches, 2nd class awarded in 1979 to a technical Major.

IKOM, rooster in pentagram and 900 silver hallmarks.

5 torches, 2nd class awarded in 1971 to an infantry Major.

IKOM, rooster in hexagon and 900 silver hallmarks. This puzzles me since rooster in hexagon is a hallmark for 800 silver.

I've never seen one with hallmarked wreath. I've finally taken better photos of my examples.

5 torches, 3rd class awarded in 1967 to a technical Lieutenant. 

IKOM, rooster in pentagram and 900 silver hallmarks.

Very nice guys!

I will take detailed photos of my pieces and post them in the future since I posted obverse only.

Soviet made Order for Bravery

54 minutes ago, granty1988 said:

Hello

 

I have a new Ribbon Bar, which I know isnt entirely american, but does seem to have an american ribbon on it.

Seeing that its both British and American, i am wondering how this can be, especially WW1?

 

Does anyone have any insight on this please?

It is actually not WW1 but WW2. The ribbons are from left to right:

1 - British "1939-1945 Star" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1939–1945_Star

2 - British "France and Germany Star" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1939–1945_Star

3 - USA "World War 2 Victory Medal" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II_Victory_Medal_(United_States)

Very nice Daffy!

Such a beautiful watch! Love the combination of digital and analog.

You can almost see your reflection in them. 

Beautiful collection Gerd! Thanks for sharing the photos with us!

Thank you very much for posting the results! 

Can we now say it's a legit piece since it checked out to be .900+ silver?

21 minutes ago, paja said:

What's up with its screw nut??

Thanks for pointing that out! Looks like someone's machines are a bit shaky and imprecise.  

Some more IKOM Partisan stars 2nd class. I've already seen a lot of shinny soviet made stars from the same seller that is selling these. http://www.njuskalo.hr/korisnik/gudurasv

22 minutes ago, Kallarati Heroik said:

BE ATTENTION.

ONE SELLER FROM GREECE, ON EBAY, IS SELLING FAKE REPLICA ORDERS OF IKOM & PRAWEMA,

Thank you for your input! Feel free to add some pictures here.

Some more shinny stars being offered on facebook by the same seller.

He is selling the 2nd class for 3,000 RSD and 3rd class for 1,500 RSD.

Another 2nd class IKOM type he's selling for 12,000 RSD. "The rare type" as he says.

No problem!

Yes, that's strange. The theory of him being at the ceremony sound like the most likely scenario.

It's a commemorative medal for 300 years of the Russian Navy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jubilee_Medal_"300_Years_of_the_Russian_Navy"

No problem!

1945 according to this chart