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Reverse Regards Uwe

My Gallipoli Star AWS in silver 925. Averse, in case

Hi, is it allowed, to post some pieces out of my collection? The first one is a very small piece in silver: cross: 29.5mm ribbon: 27mm (new?) The monogram differs from the other pieces presented here. I do not know, to which period it belongs. Regards Uwe I beg your pardon for my bad English

Here is my list, but not complete. Is it possible, to have a complete list? 1st row: Order of Lenin No. 6614, 22.02.1941 Order of Lenin No. 23475, 21.02.1945 Order of Lenin No. 124272, 20.07.1950 Order of Lenin No. 332785, 15.07.1960 2nd row: Order of the Red Banner No. 77, 20.02.1933 Order of the Red Banner 2 No. 991, 03.01.1942 Order of the Red Banner 3 No. 1330, 03.11.1944 Order of the Red Banner 4 No. 993, 03.01.1942 3rd row: Order of Suvorov No. 11, 18.01.1943 Order of Kutuzov No. 187, 22.02.1944 Order of the Red Star No. 1648, 16.08.1936 Medal XXth Anniversary of the Workers and Peasents Red Army 4th row: Medal Defence of Moscow Medal Defence of Stalingrad Medal Victory over Germany Medal Victory over Japan 5th row: Medal 800th Anniversary of the Foundation of Moscow Medal 30th Anniversary of the Workers and Peasents Red Army Medal 40th Anniversary of the Workers and Peasents Red Army Czechoslovakia: Order of the White Lion 1st class, 1948 6th row: Czechoslovakia: War Cross 1939, 1943 Poland: Order of the Grunwald cross Ist class, 1946 Mongolia: Order of the Red Combat Banner No. 2531, 1945 7th row: Yugoslavia: Order of Merit to the Nation with Gold Star, 1946 Yugoslavia: Order of the Partizan Star with Gold Wreath, 1946 (?) ? Romania Order of Defense of the Country 2nd class, 1950 Regards Uwe

And last but not least: Sword knot of a honorary revolutionary weapon (Order of the Red Banner) Regards Uwe

Two pairs of collar tabs

The second pair of shoulder straps.

Let us first have a look at the other items in that lot. The first pair of shoulder straps

Thank you for your replies! Row 5, last ribbon, is just that, what I had identified: Czech Republic, Order of the White Lion 1. class. You can find this Marshal and just exactly this ribbon bar on pages 110 to 117 in the book "Marshals and Admirals of the Fleet of the USSR", the ribbon bar on page 116! It is Marshal of the Soviet Union Golikov (It is a real one) Regards Uwe

Hi Doc, I beg your pardon, but this Marshall of the Sovietunion had only one polish order, the Grunwald cross I. class. Please have a look at the enclosed picture, there you can see the very small white stripes on the ribbon of an order polonia restituta 1944, 5th class. That does not match. Regards Uwe

Thank you for your comment. But it could not be, because it measures 39mm, and not 24/25mm as all before, and 39mm normally must be a higher class. Look at the sixth row in the middle, that is Poland, Grunwald cross I. class (35mm). Regards Uwe

Hi, I am a new member, but an old collector. My interests are far diversified. Some years ago I bought some nice pieces of a Marshal of the Sovietunion. On the basis of his ribbon bar I could identify him. And the most decorations on his bar are identified, but not all, beginning in the fifth row at the end. Can you please help me? Regards Uwe I beg your pardon for my bad English.

Is it allowed for a new member, to post here something? I have seen a Marshal in this forum, wearing the ribbon bar in my possession. There are some more interesting parts of this man in my collection. Do you know the name and all the decorations on his bar? Regards Uwe I beg your pardon for my bad English

Please look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_German_Eagle Only given to non-Germans Regards Uwe