Bryan Posted October 12, 2007 Posted October 12, 2007 Very nice group, but the price is somehow ... Let's load the pictures on the board so they are not lost.Documented Group of 35 awards to Rear Admiral Grigoriy Okhrimenko
new world Posted October 13, 2007 Posted October 13, 2007 Amazing set!!!Igor also listed some other nice groups, which seem to exist in separate reality (pricewise) - unreachable for us mere mortal collectors.Prices used to be affordable (years ago), but all we have left for us is to drool over photographs of stuff we can't touch.
Christian Zulus Posted October 13, 2007 Posted October 13, 2007 YU-Hero documents of our AdmiralGentlemen,an interesting fact:Some time ago, a (tombac) YU-Hero + document had been offered at e-Bay: http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?s=&showtop...st&p=175305Well, the tombac-medal is not correct, but maybe the document ?Igor doesn't have such a document in his offered group :My humble theory: The Admiral's Hero-document might be authentic, but the tombac YU-Hero is not ?Best regards Christian
new world Posted October 13, 2007 Posted October 13, 2007 (edited) YU-Hero documents of our AdmiralGentlemen,an interesting fact:Some time ago, a (tombac) YU-Hero + document had been offered at e-Bay: Well, the tombac-medal is not correct, but maybe the document ?Igor doesn't have such a document in his offered group :My humble theory: The Admiral's Hero-document might be authentic, but the tombac YU-Hero is not ?Best regards ChristianMost likely scenario - someone bought the document and combined it with un-issued tombac Hero medal.William Edited October 13, 2007 by new world
Christian Zulus Posted October 13, 2007 Posted October 13, 2007 Most likely scenario - someone bought the document and combined it with un-issued tombac Hero medal.Dear William,that might be the true story ... Best regards Christian
Christian Zulus Posted November 10, 2007 Posted November 10, 2007 Tombac-Hero for EUR 2.200,- starting-price at auction in ViennaGentlemen,at the Dorotheum in Vienna a Tombac-Hero + large document to a Maj.-General will start at EUR 2.200,- (+ fees & taxes!) at the coming auction in Vienna:http://www.dorotheum.at/auktionen/auktions...n/lot/2285.htmlBest regards Christian
Luka Posted November 11, 2007 Posted November 11, 2007 There is a book 'Narodnij Heroji Jugaslvije' which was offered some days ago in aukcije.hr.The price was 699 HRK. This book was as I assume sold.It is still available
new world Posted November 11, 2007 Posted November 11, 2007 That's $140! Expensive for the book which can be downloaded as a file for free.
wlodzimierz Posted January 4, 2008 Posted January 4, 2008 Gentlemen,I found lately documentation about Order of National Hero, regulation,...But unfortunately translation tools are not very useful. What does it mean exactly?On 3. October 1944 National Libaration Comittee stated: ? za Orden narodnog heroja predlazu najistaknutiji borci i staresine, najistaknutiji organizatori, pioniri nase vojske koji su pali na bojnom polju, u zatvorima I logarima. Predlazu se zivi borci i staresine koji su narocito poznati i popularni po svojim herojskim delima, koji su u svakom pogledu besprekorno cisti ljudi, koji vec danas zive u svesti naroda kao heroji.?On 14. October 1944 National Liberation Committee changed rules to ?dobijaju najistaknutiji junaci nase vojske, najistaknutiji pioniri i organizatori narodnog ustanka I narodnooslobodilacke vojske, koji su pali na bojnom polju, u zatvorima I logarima, ili koji su jos zivi, cija djela I imena moraju biti ovjekovjecena kao primjer danasnjim I buducim pokoljenjima? First statute of this Order changed again definition to ?odlikuju borci I rukovodioci Jugoslovenske armije koji su se istakli besprimernim heroizmom u borbi protiv narodnih neprijatelja I kao takvi predstavljaju olicenje junastva, ponos I slavu nase armije, I koji su po svoijm karakternim osobinama cisti, svetli I omiljeni u armiji I narodu? thank you.best regardswaldemar
SasaYU Posted January 6, 2008 Posted January 6, 2008 (edited) Gentlemen, I found lately documentation about Order of National Hero, regulation,... But unfortunately translation tools are not very useful. What does it mean exactly? On 3. October 1944 National Libaration Comittee stated: " za Orden narodnog heroja predlazu najistaknutiji borci i staresine, najistaknutiji organizatori, pioniri nase vojske koji su pali na bojnom polju, u zatvorima I logarima. Predlazu se zivi borci i staresine koji su narocito poznati i popularni po svojim herojskim delima, koji su u svakom pogledu besprekorno cisti ljudi, koji vec danas zive u svesti naroda kao heroji." On 14. October 1944 National Liberation Committee changed rules to "dobijaju najistaknutiji junaci nase vojske, najistaknutiji pioniri i organizatori narodnog ustanka I narodnooslobodilacke vojske, koji su pali na bojnom polju, u zatvorima I logarima, ili koji su jos zivi, cija djela I imena moraju biti ovjekovjecena kao primjer danasnjim I buducim pokoljenjima" First statute of this Order changed again definition to "odlikuju borci I rukovodioci Jugoslovenske armije koji su se istakli besprimernim heroizmom u borbi protiv narodnih neprijatelja I kao takvi predstavljaju olicenje junastva, ponos I slavu nase armije, I koji su po svoijm karakternim osobinama cisti, svetli I omiljeni u armiji I narodu" thank you. best regards waldemarWaldemar, here is your translation.I hope that you will find it usefull.On 3. October 1944 National Libaration Comittee stated: " za Orden narodnog heroja predlazu najistaknutiji borci i staresine, najistaknutiji organizatori, pioniri nase vojske koji su pali na bojnom polju, u zatvorima I logarima. Predlazu se zivi borci i staresine koji su narocito poznati i popularni po svojim herojskim delima, koji su u svakom pogledu besprekorno cisti ljudi, koji vec danas zive u svesti naroda kao heroji." "for Order of national hero are to be proposed: most distinguished fighters and officers, pioneers of our army, fallen on battlefield, in prisons or concentration-camps. Living fighters and officers that are particulary famous and popular for their heroic deeds and who are in every way irreproachably clean and who already are heroes in the sense of our people." On 14. October 1944 National Liberation Committee changed rules to "dobijaju najistaknutiji junaci nase vojske, najistaknutiji pioniri i organizatori narodnog ustanka I narodnooslobodilacke vojske, koji su pali na bojnom polju, u zatvorima I logarima, ili koji su jos zivi, cija djela I imena moraju biti ovjekovjecena kao primjer danasnjim I buducim pokoljenjima" "Order or national hero is assigned to most distinguished heroes of our army, most distinguished pioneers and organisers of people's uprising and people's army who are fallen on the battlefield, in prisons or concentration-camps or who are alive but who's deeds and names must be immortalized as a example for present and future generations." First statute of this Order changed again definition to "odlikuju borci I rukovodioci Jugoslovenske armije koji su se istakli besprimernim heroizmom u borbi protiv narodnih neprijatelja I kao takvi predstavljaju olicenje junastva, ponos I slavu nase armije, I koji su po svoijm karakternim osobinama cisti, svetli I omiljeni u armiji I narodu""... are to be assigned to fighters and leader's of Yugoslav army who are distinguished with their matchless heroism in fight against enemy of the people and represent personification of heroism, pride and glory of our army and who are by their caracteristic's clean, brilliant and popular in army and people" Edited January 6, 2008 by SasaYU
Christian Zulus Posted January 6, 2008 Posted January 6, 2008 (edited) Great regulations ."Smrt fa?izmu - sloboda narodu"Best regards Christian Edited January 6, 2008 by Christian Zulus
SasaYU Posted January 6, 2008 Posted January 6, 2008 Hi Christian,you have been away from the forum for a while ?Glad you are back.
wlodzimierz Posted January 7, 2008 Posted January 7, 2008 Thank you SasaYU,I try to lern more about Orders/Medals and of course about regulations concerning awards in EX-YU.It is difficult to find good lecture, in englisch impossible. And in serbian or croatian unfortunately I can only guess what could it mean, with a risk that it could mean completely something others.thanks again.best regardswaldemar
Luka Posted November 14, 2008 Posted November 14, 2008 Hello gents,This is an old topic but I have a question for all of you...What do you think about this order of national hero(it weights around 20 grams, not gold, no mint marks), ORIGINAL or MODERN FAKE or something else... :speechless:
orden_master Posted November 17, 2008 Posted November 17, 2008 Hi Lukathe order of the national hero is one of those orders where the eye is not enough (sounds like 007 ) !!Sorry, jokes aside. To be sure I at least would have to touch it and hold it in my hand and then to examine it with a magnifying glass. Just looking at your pictures and listening to your description I would say that it is a late IKOM item. If you can examine the border and take a picture of the border would be nice.RegardsMilan Hello gents,This is an old topic but I have a question for all of you...What do you think about this order of national hero(it weights around 20 grams, not gold, no mint marks), ORIGINAL or MODERN FAKE or something else...
karnet Posted August 17, 2009 Posted August 17, 2009 Hello! Very interesting this Post! I search a picture from the Reverse of the "Hero of Yugoslavia". Can you help me? Thanks Dirk
orden_master Posted August 17, 2009 Posted August 17, 2009 Hello Dirk same as obverse but just reversed .... Best regards Milan Hello! Very interesting this Post! I search a picture from the Reverse of the "Hero of Yugoslavia". Can you help me? Thanks Dirk
karnet Posted August 17, 2009 Posted August 17, 2009 Thanks Milan for quick answer. Have the Order a number? Dirk
orden_master Posted August 17, 2009 Posted August 17, 2009 Unfortunately no, or better said all items I have seen have been without numbers. The Russian type have hallmarks and the early IKOM types too. regards Milan Thanks Milan for quick answer. Have the Order a number? Dirk
Megan Posted October 14, 2009 Posted October 14, 2009 This is the one from San Giorgio's "Red Sale" - described as 'gold-plated':
Sasha Posted November 8, 2009 Posted November 8, 2009 (edited) Is this the tombak version or a bad fake. It is for sale on German eBay for 3000 EUR. Hi All, sorry to bringing up this old topic, but this ONH is pure gold russian type... and I have no doubt about my opinion. Regards Sasha Edited November 8, 2009 by Sasha
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