Bob

Interesting, I see a same "suit" on one of the pictures of the big deputy group which I just posted.

Above picture somewhat chronologically (top row left to right, next row left to right, etc.) depicts all of the documentation to this person. I'm sorting through the documents and a better way to look at them is probably more "thematcally grouped": - party membership documents (the "mandat" ones i think) - deputy documents (national parliament?) - other (regional) representative documents Anyway, that's for later this week!:)

Cross-reference link to a large group with loads of deputy documents which I'll be reviewing in detail in coming days. http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=5226&st=80

http://www.archives.gov.mn/index.php?optio...&Itemid=280 :rolleyes:

ebay Item number: 250418436595 "4 Orders identical people obtain. Mongolian senior general, Yu Ren Duo " Hmmm.... :unsure:

Great, thanks :cheers:

Unfortunately, not much else to tell - loads and loads of party/politics related documents / membership badges. The larger docs are pure text, nothing eye catching.

By the way, the virgin lands medal is now the 3rd data point (of not so many!) on exactly the same day of awarding: 24-10-1979

and finally, a significantly older man than 10 minutes ago... somewhere in these documents is a "life story" - wish I could read Mongolian!

Not so sharp pic, but 1981 (around when he got his second polar star)

Similar in 1975... note the pin - will have a look later to see if it's recognizable

Similar in 1967

Similar in 1965

Similar in 1963

A 1961 MAXN document (he gained some wait, or stopped using old pictures )

A small 1960 document for sitting in a town council or something (?)

His 1956 Polar Star

Give a shout if there's a specific document you'd like to have a close-up shot from. First, some pic's of the man himself mixed with a few doc's. In chronological order. His first award was the Soviet victory medal (famous unit 9999 as mentioned elsewhere on this site).

Then, the big overview... this guy has more "mandat"/deputy booklets than I can handle! 52 documents in total, all to one and the same person.

And now for an incomplete but very documented labour (a politician i suspect) group. Haven't decyphered the chaps name yet. First the group of awards itself.

Ha - lucky me, the answer is only a few posts above me in the same thread :speechless:

Have a look at below site (may be interesting for several reasons ) http://dolf-soviet-mongolian-awards.blogspot.com/ Now, looking at Lot 9, the award document has a rather interesting first line. Could it be an indication of a replacement award? Anybody else with such an example?

ebay: 380121844184 the middle order on his left, it reminds me of the old style industrialization order... but it isn't, is it?

Perhaps some of that stuff (or at least similar) finds it's way to ebay (just check right now, for instance) :rolleyes:

Your posts are tempting me again Ed More to "know" the story and if it's real than to "have it" in my own hands actually. Wish I could (sounds like an old Twilight Zone episode) freeze time, walkk into the Mongolian archives and spend at least a few days just "browsing" :cheeky: