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Hey everyone ! Let me introduce myself. I am a collector of Imperial Russian Shoulder Boards. My collection consists of approximately 850 pieces dating from the Crimean War through WW1 and the Russian Civil War. Here are a couple of photos of some enlisted mans straps in my collection. I am always seeking to purchase original examples. Not the fakes you always see on Ebarf. Anyone with original shoulder boards interested in selling can contact me at : pagoni@sbcglobal.net -
Find this nice album published by headquarters publishing house in St.Petersburg somewhere arounf 1912. 42 colors plates. Hope it will be usefull Cover
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Hallo Gents, just picked this up at the local Hobby Club meeting this evening, it shows a group 7 men on horseback, numbers 1,2,4, are wearing a unit cross(?) Any opinions welcome. Kevin in Deva. :beer:
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Hi! Although I am mostly interested in german imperial, I have a link to a russian General and hope to find out more here about his orders and decorations and early career. The data sofa"r: Wyneken, Baron Alexander Georgiewitsch/Johann Peter Alexander. * 20.3.1868, + 12.3.1917). Sein Vater war ein Finanzier, Kfm. 1. Gilde, Bankhausbesitzer Georg W. (geb. 1834). Barone Wyneken waren im V. Teil des Adelsgeschlechtsbuches des Gouvt. Nowgorod eingetragen (1893). Studierte im Petersburger Universitaet und hat im Nikolajewskoje Militaerhochschule Pruefungen bestanden (1893), Offz. d. Garde-Husare
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Really like these... This one was established in 1912 (June 25) for donation of 100 rubles or significant merit. This one made by Eduard. Obverse -
Hello. I have an opportunity to purchase a helmet which appears to be of Czarist Russia. Can you please take a look at the photos and tell me if you think it is an original period item? Also, any information would be helpful. Sorry, only have these three photos. Thanks. Linas
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Gentlemen, I just got this ribbon bar with Imperial Russian awards. This is not my area. Am I correct that these are St. Anne, St. Stanislaus, St. Vladimir order, Romanov anniversary 1913 and what ? (Prussian?) It looks quite German, but is this a bar for a Russian officer? What else can be said about it? Chris
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I have had parts of this document translated, but noone could quite tell me what it was exactly for. Why it was issued? etc.
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Dear collectors, We are looking at archives and writen records of a family members of ours whom received the St George cross in 1916 or 1917. Would there be writen records - accessible - of the order recipients in Russia ? Thanks you for your help.
