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Some unknown jerk hater of red enamel

P.S.

The only think I can find that happened in 1162 was the birth of Genghis Khan.

They are not completely certain about 1162.

1155 is another possibility

Your badge in wear

another version of the same photo

Academic Pavlov (in the center) among most eminent psychologists of the world at the XV International Congress of Physiologists.

Members of organizing committee got this badge

Unnumbered badges are also known (badge for staff ?)

Nice and quite rare badge in silver.

Made in 916 silver and marked (makers mark ?) A.T.Г.

20 mm 35 mm

It was issued to delegates of XV International Physiological Congress that took place in 1935 in Moscow.

Each participant of the Congress got such numbered badge.

Now something special

Another one

Nice badges!

...MORP document ..

Sure thing man

Unknown

This one looks like one of these imperial soldier`s relief league (another possibility - bereaved families relief association) badges

Kandji at obverse

軍

reads Army/War

This one is special life member`s badge of seafarer relief association

Thanks G

Nope, its still a hypothesis.

At least for me ;)

I had a good look with a glass no mint mark anywhere

Interesting

For comparison

Couldn`t care less about dealers problems ...

For you Lars

What we have here is

Can the researchers identify recipients (if civilian) from this early an era?

I believe they can.

But these "researches" (always found this term quite rediculous ) usually take money for "researching"

Take a look at this cavalier G

His name Suzi Thomas Pavlovich

Wouldn't want to meet him down a dark alley.

In London?

Fat chance

P.S. Mickey, check out the ring - most likely it`s marked with M.

I'm sure Nick will have images of the 8th Class in wear.

Nick sure does