Yugoslavia Order of Bravery

[andyg]

# 1777

[File21]

Now that's a low number!

Great example

All the best

Filip

[Christian Zulus]

Dear Andy,

congratulations to your "Order of Bravery" + authentic box .

So it seems, that I have an old type 1 box + a rather brand new "Order of Bravery" .

I will have to invest some EUROs for getting the matching "Order of Bravery" ...

Best regards

Christian

[Luka]

That box is not matching to old russian type of order!!!

[Christian Zulus]

That box is not matching to old russian type of order!!!

Dear Luka,

so, Andy has the wrong box and I have the right box for the YU-made order ?

Best regards

Christian

BTW: My Order of Bravery fits exactly into the mouldings of the box.

[Bryan]

Can someone post side by side two Orders of Bravery : one Yugoslavian ZIN (numbered) with one Yugoslavian IKOM (numbered)? I'm not sure how to differentiate them.

[Valuk]

Enjoy it.

[wlodzimierz]

Hier you can see the difference in used matal I think. They have different colour.

and they use suspension device which are different.

[wlodzimierz]

and other side:

[Bryan]

Enjoy it.

Hello Valuk!

I am sorry, I didn't realised yet that the so called Soviet version is the ZIN version.

Thanks for showing us a very low numbered award.

@ wlodzimierz

Thanks for showing us both IKOM version side by side (numbered and unnumbered).

Edited October 15, 2007 by Soviet

[wlodzimierz]

Bryan,

are you sure that russian order for bravery is made by ZIN?

They were created in 15 August 1943 and first Order for Bravery were awarded on 7. September 1944.

I think that russian version is made by Mondvor.

Unnumbered order are IKOM and numbered ZIN.

But I'm not sure.

[Bryan]

Waldemar, maybe you are right with Mondvor!

I'm not sure either but there is a least two kind of post-WWII orders that are numbered. The numbers that are stamped seems pretty different. I'll have to look for pictures to compare.

Where was the ZIN located? Belgrad?

[wlodzimierz]

Where was the ZIN located? Belgrad?

as far I know ZIN is located in Belgrad and was renamed in ZNB = now Serbian Central Bank.

regards

waldemar

[seb16trs]

the 3 types defined by Anatoly here:

Mondvor, ZIN and Ikom Zagreb.

Edited December 28, 2008 by seb16trs

[seb16trs]

and reverses: