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The outside of the leather luxury box.

The leather luxury box.

Outside of the standard box.

The medal in the standard box.

Hi Gordon! You can find this medal in the blue book on page 121 (text only without picture) Under the title "B?k??rt jelv?ny". This medal was instituted by the National Peace Council (Orsz?gos B?ketan?cs). It was avarded for the people who worked active in the hungarian and international peace movement, made a lot for peace, socialism, solidarity and friendship between nations. It was avarded for 120-200 persons in a year at the 9 May.

And the case of the Knights Cross

Hi, The case of the Knights Cross with swords.

This badge has anothervariant with another inscription: "A Polg?ri L?giforgalom Kiv?l? Munk?sa". Of Both there were silver and golden grades. These were theoretically truly be with Rakosi coat of arms too. (I have never seen any of them). Zsolt

Charles, Hallgat? means student or alumni of a course.

Hi Charles, Not Crop Harvester. I try to explain what it means... In the beggining of the '50s, there was this system that the crop were taken from the peasants as to make the supply of people of the cities. The peasants had to deliever eggs, fat, meat, cereals etc in precribed quantity in every year. This had a self-imployed ministry. This was "Begyűjt?si Miniszt?rium". The worker of it was the "Begyűjt?s Dolgoz?ja".

Invitation card of the awarding the Partisan badge. 2 November 1957.

Award document of the Partisan badge. The date is error: 1956 instead 1957. The number is: 3270. Awarded: 2 November 1957.

A Begyűjt?s kiv?l? dolgoz?ja - Excellent worker of the ??? (Charles please help me translating!) with award document.

Hi ! The minimum number what I found on my Partisan Badges is the 349. Zsolt

Here ist my favourite "Kivalo" badge from the 50's: A g?pj?rműk?zleked?s kiv?l? dolgoz?ja. Excellent worker of the vehicle transport.

Some variant of the round Kivalo Dolgozo badges:

Hi Charles, I see a little caos in the dates of Your excellent soldier badges. The first modell was, the "skeleton" excellent soldier badge, used from 1959-1968. (on the photo) From 1967 to 1969 were the big badges, as You show. From 1969 were the small badges.

The top of the box:

This is the early version of the Red Cross "Kiv?l? Dolgoz?" badge with fire enamel.

The award document of the Kivalo Munkaert and Magyar ?lmunk?s is similar to the Sztahanovista igazolvany. Inside is the regulation.

The award document:

Magyar ?lmunk?s badges with dates: 1948, 1949, and rare buttonhole miniature.

The award document:

Kiv?l? Munk??rt badges with dates: 1948, 1949.