Soviet Soviet Headgear and Uniforms, Randomly

[Guest Rick Research]

OK, so I'm no John Ford on the cinematography...

Air Force Major General M1969 field tunic, buttons dated 1969. The ribbon bar is, miracle of miracles, original to the tunic and the holes from original badges have been filled with a replica Hero Star (replacing one that obviously originally hung there) and the three badges on the right side, including an incorrect Russian Federation Honored Military Pilot to represent an unobtainable Soviet one:

M1947 civil police (Militia) Lieutenant Colonel summer kitel tunic

KGB Technical Major gimnastyorka, silky "Lend Lease" type boards and piped cuffs-- although buttons dated 1954.

[Guest Rick Research]

WW2 small white top Admiral, 11 Republics buttons:

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[Guest Rick Research]

M1940 armor Captain's gimnastyorka and pilotka

Two different armor officers' pilotkas, showing variations in gray color

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2) made by the RevTrud factory in Tula, 1939

[russiamilitaria]

Hello! Can you show interior view, stamps of your armor officers' pilotkas?

[Guest Rick Research]

The darker one has no markings.

The lighter gray one with the wheat colored inside lining if the flaps are turned down has

My mistake-- it does NOT have a year date.

The horrible camera pictures are from about 10 years ago. All I can do now is SCAN whatever part of a uniform fits on the scanner!

[Paul R]

I had no idea you had these!! The armor Captain's gimnastyorka and pilotka set is very attractive!

[russiamilitaria]

The darker one has no markings.

The lighter gray one with the wheat colored inside lining if the flaps are turned down has

Thank you for fotos!

And one more request - can you make fotos of?armor officers' pilotkas' space between their two parts? I show you what space I mean.

[Guest Rick Research]

Tula marked-- front is facing <-----

[Guest Rick Research]

Unmarked one. Front facing <--------

[Snoopy]

Great uniforms. I especially like the airforce generals tunic.

All the best

Snoopy