sebastian

Here are some fotos of it.

Hi, I would like to hear your opinion about the price of that medal. I have been offered a cased medal and the asking price is 300 EUR. What do you think, is it a fair price? Thanks and best regards.

Tank, can you show us a photo of under side of visor cap? Are there any markings on it? Thanks in advance.

Unfortunately there are no manufacturer markings neither on the beret nor on the badge. So I can't tell you who are the manufacturers. But I don't belive they are italian made. As I said in a post above I belive they are of canadian origine. I would also like to found out the origine of these items and will be gratefull for any information. So I post here pictures of the under side of the beret and of the badge.

Hi, today I would like to share with you small lot of items which belong to an UNEF veteran from my hometown. I find specially interesting a small pin which shows Naser. Best regards

Thank you Gordon for information about the two small UNEF "medals". Today I would like to share with you a photo, which shows yugoslavian soldiers from UNEF I or UNYOM mission. I find it very interesting. Soldiers wear uniforms which are not standard yugoslavian uniforms. I even assume that these uniforms are not of yugoslavian origine but that they are of canadian origine. Can anybody identify these uniforms? Regards, Sebastijan

Hi! I made some research on internet and found some information about that badge. It should be pre or early WW2 patern of italian royal air force officer's cap badge. Is this information correct? Regards

And here is the picture of the rear side of that badge

Hi, in my collection arrived a badge, which is unknown to me. I think it is an italian badge, because on the nut there is an inscription "A BINDA * MILANO". I will be thankfull for any information of that badge. Thanks in advance, Sebastijan

And finaly there are some covers connected with jugoslavian UNEF contingent. Best regards, Sebastijan

UN and national patches

Cap badges

Some UNEF pins. These pins were presented to soldiers who took part in UNEF mission. There are different dates on these badges. These dates indicate year when the soldier served in the mission. On my pins there are the following dates: 1959, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965 and 1967.

Two UNEF medals, which are still mistery for me. I will be thankfull for any information about them.

UNEF cased medal

UNEF plate

Jugoslavian national army (JNA) between 1956 and 1991 took part in some United Nations peacekeeping misions: - UNEF (1956 ? 1967), - UNYOM (1963 ? 1964), - ONUC (1960 ? 1964), - UNIIMOG (1988 ? 1991), - UNAVEM (1989 ? 1991) and - UNTAG (1989 ? 1990). In my collection I have some items which are connected with these UN peacekeeping misions.

Hi Drew My opinion is that badges of high military political academy are quite rare and it is not easy to find them. In last three years, when my interests are focused in yugoslavian national army insignia, here in Slovenia I see only one time badges for army and navy academy. So I still looking the badge for air force academy and silver coloured badge of military political academy. Unfortunately I have no picture of that last mentioned badge. About its exist I found information in an artice about yugoslavian militarry political academy badges written by Nenad Bjelo?. Regards

There were four variants of the military political academy badge. Drewchaneyau's badge is for high military political academy of air force (blue background). It was issiued from 1974 till 1991. Badges from that period were made in gold coloured metal. From that period there were also badge for high military political academy of navy (dark blue background) and for high military political academy of army (red background). Beside these badges there was also a badge for military political academy, which was issued in period from 1970 till 1974. It was same as badge for high military political academy of army, what means it had red background. But it was made from silver coloured metal. Regards, Sebastijan

For sure it is not a pre-military cap badge. Here is a picture of a pre-military cap badge (it is not from my collection, the picture was taken from internet) which is different form Anatoly's badge: Regards, Sebastijan P.S. Moderator can you delete my upper double post. Thanks.

I have the same badge as Anatoly's in my collection. From other collectors I was told that this is badge of anti aircraft protection which was organized in factories and that abbreviation PAZ stays for Protiv Avionska Za?tita = anti aircraft protection. But till now I have no oportunity to verify these informations in literature. Regards

On the following picture is presented the badge which arrived in my collection last week. The badge measures about 2 cm in diameter. It seems to be an air defence badge (PVO = protiv vazdu?na odbrana = air defence). But this is the only thing that I can guess about this badge. I will be grateful for any information about it. Regards, Sebastijan

Hi Anatoly, unfortunately I didn't managed to find any information about your decoration in my literature. But on an internet site: http://www.bolha.com/index.php/ukaz/image/...2543834/slika/0 I found this picture of another decoration: As we can see this decoration has golden rays while yours has silver. From this point of view is my opinion, that your decoration is 2nd class. It is common for yugoslavian decorations that gold indicates 1st class, silver 2nd class and bronze 3 class. For example order of republic with golden, silver and bronze wreath or order of partisan star with golden and silver wreath. But this is just my opinion, let's wait what will tell us collectors of firemen decorations.