Pierre73 Posted April 13, 2024 Posted April 13, 2024 Hi I started collecting diplomas from 50s and I spotted 2 kinds of diplomas: the classic ones on paper and a second one printed on tissue! Are they more scarce than their paper equivalent? Are they similar to fanion delivered in Soviet Union? any help will be very appreciated! regards
Gordon Craig Posted April 13, 2024 Posted April 13, 2024 Pierre73, I have numerous documents on a variety of paper weights but I have never seen one on "tissue" paper. Is the picture that started this thread made from what you refer to as "tissue" paper? Regards, Gordon
Pierre73 Posted April 13, 2024 Author Posted April 13, 2024 Indeed. Sometimes it’s indicated being in silk. following another example
Pierre73 Posted February 15 Author Posted February 15 Another example delivered for poultry farming This one was for administrative work 3
Pierre73 Posted Sunday at 15:31 Author Posted Sunday at 15:31 Stakhanovist Diploma delivered to Janos Kornyak. This diploma was delivered by an entreprise on wood and building Materials, situated in Debrecen. Diploma delivered to Laszlo Bela, for excellent performance in Socialist building during 3 months 2
Pierre73 Posted Wednesday at 18:10 Author Posted Wednesday at 18:10 For the 1st anniversary’s of the enactment of our Constitution, Josef Kalapos fullfilled his grain delivery obligation for above 200%. With diligent and self-conscious work, he contributed to the success of our 5-year-plan. By exceeding his obligation to donate grain in an exemplary manner, he greatly contributed to the strengthening of the Hungarian section of the peace front. On behalf of the Hungarian People’s Republic, we express our thanks and appreciation for the quick and exemplary performance of the grain delivery. Budapest, September 1950 diploma signed by the minister of internal trade
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