MasterBo

The pocket watch above is an award to commander of 2-nd infantry batalion V.A. Salin, from the revolutionary commity of the western front for the heroic deeds against the enemies.

If you would like, i can show more artifacts from early soviet times...

One minute, I will show you indeedly a unic thing, as you know, or not, in 1920'S fabric was used as awards, insted of medals... Here it is...

Or, one of these can be used... This is an early soviet porcelain, with logo PKKA, which means Workers Pesants Red Army. 1920's...

The glass part did not survive...

Don't get me started on watches, I'm watch crazy lol

Does the set come with a sugar service bowl?

yes, it does, one minute.

Clock service...

A sigarette service Stalin's style.. An award sigarette case for OGPU officer, early KGB... Made of silver...

Beautiful! Definitely something you don't run into every day... and really nice that it's a complete set. So do you use them or just have them for display? I always like pieces I can actually use... like pocket watches which I also collect. But with dishes and such I'd be so afraid of any of them getting broken. But they'd sure make for great conversation at any meal.

Dan

I have a pocket watch, you may die for...

And this is a tea service Stalin's style... Mid 1930's... Silverplated brass...

I use them for morning coffee every day...

Good day. I would like to share with you Kremlin coffee service set. Made in 1960's, for the Soviet Goverment. Manufacturer LFZ, Porcelain Factory of Leningrad.

In total I have 130 pcs of Kremlin dinner set.

Good day every one. Thank you very much for your replies.

As you can see, the cross, which i show is exactly the same cross, which is shown in W-A data base, but it looks different then the one shown in D. Mierz book.

Mine is on the left, W-A on the righte.

http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/german_cross/description_manufacturing/descheler_sohn/descheler_sohn.htm

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Thank you very much for replies.

More pictures.

Good day everyone. Please help to verify the authenticity.

Thank you all in advance.

Thank you, Jacques, sorry for late reply...

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