Mongolia Mongolian State Security

[Ed_Haynes]

A few more documents to supplement those shown above.

1

Exterior.

[Ed_Haynes]

And the interior. Dated 1 March 1954.

[Ed_Haynes]

And a closeup of the fingernail-sized picture of the recipoiuent. You have nice medals (sir).

[Ed_Haynes]

2

Similar, but not identical, to some shown above.

[Ed_Haynes]

And the interior, dated 8 July 1982. Complete with imspirational quote.

[Ed_Haynes]

3

A large certificate (of some sort).

[Ed_Haynes]

The interior is too large for the scanner, so I will have to scan in two pieces and paste together (sorry).

OK, this is the best I can do.

Dated 9 July 1962.

Edited January 27, 2007 by Ed_Haynes

[Ed_Haynes]

Document for 60 Years of State Security, D09.

Exterior.

[Ed_Haynes]

And the interior spread. Undated.

[Ed_Haynes]

D 03 - cased and documented

[Ed_Haynes]

No. 393. This one has obviously hard a hard life, not spent loafing in the valuts of the state bank.

[Ed_Haynes]

Document exterior.

[Ed_Haynes]

Interior spread.

[Vatjan]

No. 393. This one has obviously hard a hard life, not spent loafing in the valuts of the state bank.

Poor thing, thank god it found a loving home to spend its retirement days =o)

Nice one Ed

[Vatjan]

Haven't we seen this one before?

[Ed_Haynes]

D NIB 02 -- State Security Schoiol Graduation Badge

[Vatjan]

Haven't we seen this one before?

I remember being dubious about the handwriting of the serial number on the doc.

Upon close inspection, now that you have it in your hands Ed, what do you think?

Edited April 6, 2007 by Vatjan

[Ed_Haynes]

Haven't we seen this one before?

Know it has until recently been on a dealer's website. Let me look back . . . .

[Vatjan]

Know it has until recently been on a dealer's website. Let me look back . . . .

See page 1

[Ed_Haynes]

Oh, yes, sorry, I forgot.

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=5058&st=03

Oops!

[Ed_Haynes]

I remember being dubious about the handwriting of the serial number on the doc.

Upon close inspection, now that you have it in your hands Ed, what do you think?

To my eyes and my magnifying lens, it seens (1) contemporary and (2) close enough to match other writing on the document. I do find the award of this badge as late as September 1973 to be odd but, being Mongolia, stranger things have happened.

[Vatjan]

... but, being Mongolia, stranger things have happened.

Indeed

There have been reports from strange goings-on in the Irish Pub in the advanced hours of the evening, ohohoh

[Stogieman]

I think we talked about this before... it's almost a paralel to some of the odd, out of sequence Soviet award numbers.... The "Everything in one box and what comes out, comes out" theory... I liked this set every time I've seen it!

[Ed_Haynes]

An interesting new document. Cover:

"The Honorary Document of the Ministry of Interior of the Mongolian Poeple's Republic"

[Ed_Haynes]

Inside.

"On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of MPR and of the 19th anniversary of the Ministry of Interior, For great merit in the struggle for the independence of this state, for going in the first rank of the people, for the showing enriching efforts in the long years of perfect work, Mr. [illegible], has been awarded with the honorary document proving his merit. Minister of Interior. Year 31 (1941), month July, day 14. The number of document 3."

Edited September 20, 2007 by Ed_Haynes