Ed_Haynes

C 37 -- 70 Years of the MPA

1921-91.

Slightly double-struck.

C 35 -- 50 Years of the MPA

1921-71.

C 34 -- MPR Defence Society

C 24 -- Khalkin Gol

An undated anniversary badge? Two varieties, in bronze and in aluminum.

C 23 -- Khalkin Gol, 50 Years

1939-89.

C 20 -- Honorary Medal

But what was it awarded rfor??

C 19 -- Memory, 1945-1985

Presumably, a 40th anniversary badge for WWII?

C 18 -- 40 Years of the Victory over German Fascism and Japanese Militarism

1945-95.

A modest little badge for a big anniversary.

C 14 -- MPA, The Best

C 13 -- MPA, The Best

C 12 -- The Best Student of the MPA

C 11 -- The Best Shooter of the MPA

C 10 -- The Best Shooter

C 06 -- Choibalsan's Best Shooter

These have been well discussed on and off in isolated threads. This is the Type 1 badge (angled rifle);I don't have a Type 2 (horizontal rifle) yet.

There is variability in manufacturing over time, mainly reduction in weight. I have an older one (shown here) at 15.7 g and a leter lightweight (can we use that word in connection with Choibalsan?) at 14.15 g.

And a closeup of the (very blue) recipient.

And the document interior spread. Yes, blue-coloured plastic. Not in great shape!

C 06 -- War Participant Veteran

The inside of the document (facing page blank).

T NIB 01 -- 50th Anniversary of the Mongolian Red Cross

Tentative identification.

1939-89.

I believe you mean category P not F

Oops ... fixed!

The interior spread. Is a serial number hidden here?

A document for a 1949 award (Type1 ?, B # E 01?).

V01 unfortunately wit severe enamel damage

No reason to apologize for the damage. The early MRYL badges were heavily worn, it seems. I'd be surprised to see them WITHOUT damage,

I can do no more than agree with the preceeding posts. Efforts are underway to save what records still survive with the regiments, but it may not be much.

NIB Q 01 -- ???

What is it??