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    1. seb16trs
      probably a belgian citizen?
    2. seb16trs
      near Paris, approximatively in 2000 I believe, because I paid it 400 french francs, so 60 euros. The guy didn't knew what he sold, it was coming from the family. How lucky I was! But I was surely the only guy in this militaria fair to know what was this order...
    3. seb16trs
      this is an order of the red star of labor, CSSR issue (from sixties to 1989). With its box, 100 euros is a correct price in Europe, a bit "steep" at 150 euros.
    4. seb16trs
      ... and coming from Italia? ;)
    5. seb16trs
      hello Anatoly; where do these pictures come from?
    6. seb16trs
      and the 21st army badge, not referenced.
    7. seb16trs
      thanks for being vigilant Ed still playin' ! welcome back in the endless world of soviet badges... 184 and 157the divisions badges are known in the Schmitt, are are nearly twins... but here's a nice red background variation for the 157the division...
    8. seb16trs
      more funny... an unknown lenin badge, found in a veteran badges group... I believe the suspension is not original... but what is this badge? neither price nor mintmark, no inscription... veteran unit? youth organisation? fancy leninania? many thanks for yours opinions!
    9. seb16trs
      what is this? :speechless:
    10. seb16trs
      inside with red cloth... not east-german!
    11. seb16trs
      good evening gentlemen, I borrow this identification topic in order not to fill up the forum with thousands of diverse identifications... here're two enigmas I'd like to expose to your sagacity. first, an unknown order box; made of cardboard, synthetic vinyl a bit like the hungarian one. I don't think it is soviet-made. I bought it with a small set of soviet badges and it came from Germany.
    12. seb16trs
      I found such a name in a communist-yougoslavia dedicated croat forum; they were quotingan official book of the period. Maybe a person who hosted partisans in Zagreb, and helped networks between Slovenia and Croatia. But the probability of homonym is extremly high. :catjava:
    13. seb16trs
      hello, it seems the ring has never been in its place... the ribon is absolutely not used or marked... I don't know what could be the best hypothesis to explain this case. here's the box:
    14. seb16trs
      and reverses:
    15. seb16trs
      the 3 types defined by Anatoly here: Mondvor, ZIN and Ikom Zagreb.
    16. seb16trs
      and reverse - numbered.
    17. seb16trs
      only a visit card as a diploma... I believe the big rolled one has been lost by the family.
    18. seb16trs
      a day I was extreeeeemly lucky, I found that:
    19. seb16trs
      and reverses:
    20. seb16trs
      close-up: Brotherhood and Merit are silver-type and hallmarked; the Bravery order is a nice ZIN type.
    21. seb16trs
      finally, I went across the Rubicon. And I saved a group from (another?) split. It came from the recent San Giorgio auction, being divided into 3 lots. By chance, nobody saw nor gave interest to the diplomas, giving the same woman as an awardee. Thanks to Mr. Calabrezi , I tried th purchase. I don't think it is a bad thing; everything seems to be coherent.
    22. seb16trs
      there's a problem with the upper end of the soyombo flame and with the medal ring... no wear and sucha deformed ring??? That doesn't look like Mondovr job.
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    24. seb16trs
      Hi Rick, Borisov states it is made of aluminium, no variations. Established in 1967, made by the Moscow "Pobeda" factory. I never saw it in ten years collecting! Who knows... ;)
    25. seb16trs
      you're welcome Ed, the field of mongolian uniforms is not documented and we must rely on empiric collections. I have the feeling that shoulderboards have the same "zigzag" metallic thread basis than soviet ones. Then they added the "greek" scheme embroidery. There are great chances they were produced in soviet workshops. Not any tailor marks inside?
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