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    bolgarin

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    1. The change from screw back to ribboned types happened in the beginning of 50-th. On my opinion during the communist period exists 5 different types of this order?..And 2 variants with swords and with out swords
    2. Yes I thinks that this order, document and box is a "put together" group Anatoly 13 already answer this. I mean 2-d type with a little screw on reverse During the years the award system of Bulgaria and the quality of awards changes a lot. In the beginning of Communist period orders were very good in quality, some of them were types with a screw back reverse (like Peoples Freedom order), than it was changed in new type, also good in quality with hot enameled, heavy metal and heavy suspensions. In the middle of 70-th new types appeared, not so good in producing quality ? not using screws, some times poor enameled, thin and light suspensions. In the beginning-middle of 80-th the Bulgarian awards, especially orders become terrible ? cold enameled, some time lack, terrible way of production, small suspensions. On my opinion the awards of this period is difficult to called official government awards. This situation was typical for all orders of communist Bolgaria. Yes I have this book. Very interesting research of Bulgarian communist and some time tsarist badges, with interesting historical comments.
    3. Good day. I think that the box from the lust showing order is not from this komplekt. Because the date of award is 1969 year and on box we can see so called "new coat" which was established only in 1971. Also on the booklet you can see "old coat"..... Also my opinion that the order is not from this complect too. For this year of award might be order of the 2-d type on ribbon, but with a screw on reverse.
    4. Yes of course it book number...... No problem Left page - Name of award Award Class Labour Red Banner Georgi Dimitrov order Right Page Number of the law document that proved the awarding Date 2265 1470 In the bottom - Secretary of Government council of People Republik of Bulgaria
    5. Thanks. I know this book very good........ As i know in Bulgarian award system the number of the award document doesnt mean the number of awarded order......Aspeccialy in the lust period when special award booklets were given to recepients. Some times in this book can mentioned not only one award..... Look at the picture - 2 orders in one award booklet.....
    6. "I hauled out my book (buried under a pile of African regimental histories no less) and it states": Excuse me, what is the name of this book? From what resourse you recognize that it was 25 000 awards in last period of communism? I think that conserning the state of awarding on the first place shell be the rank of the awarding man + the event on what he receive the order.......
    7. What do you mean? What was the terms of awarding 1-st or 2-nd class? On this site you can see different variants, documents and boxes of this order. It in russian language but very informative concerning pictures. I think it all variants of this order, that even exist..... http://sammler.ru/index.php?act=Gallery&cat=832
    8. My opinion, that the discussing award is non awarded item from the last period of communism in Chechoslovakia. I saw many orders of lust period and all of them were very bad in quality........
    9. Good day, collegues. This order was instituted in 2 classes on 9 of september of 1945. It awarded to bulgarian and foreghn citizens for "participation in revolutionary fight for the bulgaria". Total amount of awarded items - 68 265. This item is 3-d type of award.
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