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Interesing photo of the cavalier

Very nicely made regimental badge

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Let`s examine some of these badge minis. Polytechnic

Frankly I was going to report you but then ... What can I say? I have a big heart Apology is accepted

According to the paper cut he is a standart-bearer Mikhail Kazakov.

Now that`s really interesting! Three "for zeal" + St. George Cross + Bulgarian cross "for bravery"

IrishGunner, according to the article 2.5 of club rules "Use of UPPER CASE:Members are asked to NOT USE UPPER CASE LETTERS WHEN POSTING, this is because it is considered to be SHOUTING and can be construed by other members as being rude." Please don`t do it anymore. According to this titles under and over your avatar you are "moderator". Act like one Yes, but even names of some of them are not known.

Seriously?!

Yes, but how can you tell by the photo alone how old was this or that veteran during war? Pure guessing ... But here comes a good example of such photo The youngest pilot (he was born in 1928 and became war pilot in 14 years) Arkadiy Kamanin His famous father

After 1947 victory day became workday

Most likely French work

A couple examples of St.George crosses from different manufacturers British work

Vladimir

Now a couple of breast stars minis "Stas"

Unmarked

Back to A-III medal Marked version

Very interesting "Stas"

Just to cheer you up guys Nice original St.George

Very intersting painting of central medallion (russian work?)

There are like zillion variation from european manufacturers ...