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Order of Red Banner of Labor
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Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 3, Var. 1 "jumbo", #23938, circa
late 1943 - early 1944. One of the earliest suspension type Red Banners of Labor
manufactured during WW2. Note the extremely low serial number, among the lowest
known for "non-reissue" suspension-type Red Banner of Labor. In excellent
condition.
Documented Group of Two 1940's Decorations to an ethnic
Korean. Includes very scarce Order of the Red Banner of
Labor Type 3 "Jumbo" #27232 without a mint mark and a
"flat back" Badge of Honor. Both the decorations and the order
booklet are in excellent condition. This highly unusual group
has a great research potential.
Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 3, Var 1 "jumbo",
#38105, circa 1945 issue. A scarce version from WW2 era
featuring mint mark near the top. In excellent condition.
Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 3, Var. 1 "jumbo", #43717, circa 1946-47. A
very attractive piece in excellent condition. Comes on a period suspension with
old ribbon.
Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 3, Var. 2, "jumbo" (aka "long oval"),
#109027, circa 1950. An impressive Stalin-era award in very fine to excellent
condition.
Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 5, Var. 2, "flat back with curved mint
mark", #261457, circa 1953 issue. In excellent condition and includes original
suspension with old ribbon.
Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 6, Var. 2, #480501 circa 1966-67 issue. A
distinctive version with conical rivets from the first series by the
Leningrad Jewelry Factory. Excellent condition.
Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 6, Var. 2, # 507859, circa 1966-67 issue. A
distinctive version with conical rivets from the first series by the
Leningrad Jewelry Factory. This specimen is from a very interesting part of the
series: its serial number is from the range overlapping with the 5300 specimens
produced by the Moscow Mint that due to a bureaucratic error received the same
serial numbers (this necessitated adding a prefix "0" to all the Moscow-made
pieces). Excellent condition.
Order of the Red Banner of Labor, Type 6, Var. 2, #0507212, circa 1966-67.
An extremely scarce Moscow Mint issue with a prefix "0" in the serial number.
Only 5300 such pieces were ever produced. In excellent condition.