Soviet RED BANNER 5, 6

[ALEX.S]

HI

HERE IS FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE RED BANNER 5 AND 6

THANX

ALEX

[ALEX.S]

REV

[Stogieman]

Hi Alex. Welcome and thanks for sharing these! Part of the same group?

[ALEX.S]

hi

unfortunately they were awarded to different people.

i have tried to research them but no luck

alex

[Paul R]

Agreed! Thanks for showing these! Has anyone seen a higher number on an ORB?

[Ramblinfarms]

Those are beautiful. Here is a basic newbie question:

What is the literal translation in English of the inscription on the Red Banner?

Chris

[Guest Darrell]

Agreed! Thanks for showing these! Has anyone seen a higher number on an ORB?

In the Red Bible, they mention a "7" with serial numbers being single digits.

[Paul R]

Wow... I missed that one. It has been a while since I read my "Bible".

[Dolf]

Those are beautiful. Here is a basic newbie question:

What is the literal translation in English of the inscription on the Red Banner?

Chris

According to PMD's Guide: "Workers of the World unite".

Dolf

[Ramblinfarms]

thanks Dolf. You know, I think I've heard that slogan before.

[Dolf]

thanks Dolf. You know, I think I've heard that slogan before.

No problem, you welcome

He!he!... Most definetely

Dolf

[Guest Rick Research]

Is the serial number "20" on the 6? I can't see what the number is on the 5.

[ALEX.S]

Is the serial number "20" on the 6? I can't see what the number is on the 5.

hi

#5 is 46

#6 is 20

thank you

alex

[Guest Rick Research]

I found a "43" 5th award, but unfortunately for us, there were SO FEW of these highest numbered awards, whoever reached into THE box they were sitting there in, just picked one out for issue

and the situation with numbers is just as bad as during the war. There is no rhyme nor reason to these numbers-- they were NOT issued in numerical or chronological order!