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Soviet WWII Campaign Medals
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Award Certificate for a Defense of Stalingrad Medal, September 1943 issue to a
Major in a Railway Troops brigade. Note the uncommonly early date of issue. In
very good condition.
Medal for the Defense of Leningrad, Var. 1, 1940s issue with "long horizon". A superb example on original suspension with old, probably original ribbon.
Medal for the Defense of Moscow, Var. 1, 1940s. In outstanding condition and
includes original suspension with old ribbon.
Award document for a Medal for the Defense of Moscow, October
1945 issue to a Red Army Private, 260th Rifle Division. The
document is a relatively uncommon "City Council" type and has
extremely low serial number: V000499. In very good condition,
clean and crisp.
Medal for the Defense of Kiev, 1960s-70s. A very attractive example in excellent
condition. Includes well-preserved old ribbon.
Document for Defense of Kiev Medal, issued in August 1968 in the Zaporozhye Region
of Ukraine. In superb condition.
Medal for the Defense of Caucasus, Var. 1 (separate ring), 1940s issue. In
outstanding condition, among the best examples we've had in recent years. Comes on
original suspension with beautifully preserved old ribbon.
Medal for the Defense of Caucasus, Var. 2 (U-shaped ring), late 1940s - early 50s.
This version of the Caucasus medal is harder to find than either the wartime Var.
1 or even the relatively scarce "Voenkomat" Var. 3. In superb condition.
Medal for the Defense of Soviet Polar Region, Var. 1, circa 1943-46 issue. In
excellent condition. Comes on original wartime suspension with attractive old
ribbon.
Group of Documents for the Defense of Soviet Arctic Region and
Victory over Germany Medals to an Artillery NCO. At the end of
the war, he served in an extremely distinguished rifle
division that received two honorary titles and three
decorations for its performance in WW2.
Award Document for a Defense of Polar Region Medal, awarded to
a Sgt. Major serving with the Reconnaissance Department of the
HQ, Coastal Group of Soviet Troops (in the Far East). Hand-
signed by the department commander who would later become a
GRU General. The document was issued on 30 July 1945,
just days before the planned Soviet attack on Japan. An early
type certificate printed on paper of thinner, glossier stock.
In good to very good condition.
Medal for the Defense of Odessa, Var. 2 (post-war "Voenkomat" issue), circa 1960s-
70s. Excellent condition.
Document for a Medal for the Defense of Odessa, awarded in
September 1944 to a Sergeant Major. The recipient was studying
at an officer school at the time, but the available archival
document shows that he took part in the defense of Odessa
as a reconnaissance squad leader. His regiment was
successfully evacuated from Odessa at the end of the siege.
Later that year, it took part in the amphibious landing in
Crimea and in 1942-43, in the battle of Stalingrad (as part of
the 64th Army). The document is good condition. Comes with a
copy of the award decree for the Defense of Odessa Medal.
Medal for the Capture of Berlin, Var. 1, circa 1945-47 issue. In outstanding
condition and includes original WW2 suspension.
Medal for the Capture of Berlin, Var. 3, circa 1960s-80s. A fairly uncommon post-
war "Voenkomat" version in near mint condition - literally impossible to
upgrade.
Medal for the Capture of Koenigsberg, Var. 2, late 1940s - early 50s. In
outstanding condition.
Document for Capture of Koenigsberg Medal, March 1948 issue to
a Private.
In very good condition.
Document for a Capture of Koenigsberg Medal, issued on a New Year's Eve, 31 December 1945 to an active duty Infantry Private. In April 1945, his division stormed the city and captured one of its principal forts. The document is in very good condition.
Medal for the Capture of Budapest, Var. 1, circa 1945-47. In very fine to
excellent condition, a very attractive example. Comes on original two-layer
suspension with old, possibly original ribbon.
Medal for the Capture of Budapest, Var. 3 ("Voenkomat" version), circa 1970s- 80s
issue. In superb condition, literally impossible to upgrade.
Document for the Capture of Budapest Medal, awarded in June
1946 to a Guards Private.
In excellent condition.
Medal for the Capture of Vienna, Var. 1, circa 1945-47. An
excellent example with pristine details, attractive toning and
clearly visible mint luster. Comes on original wartime
suspension.
Medal for the Capture of Vienna, Variation 2 with a very uncommon hand-finished
eyelet of distinct rectangular shape, circa 1950s-60s. In excellent condition.
Document for a Capture of Vienna Medal, awarded in February 1946 to a senior lieutenant in a Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment. In excellent condition.
Document for the Capture of Vienna Medal, issued in September
1948
to a Guards Artillery Private. In good condition.
Medal for the Liberation of Warsaw, Var. 2, late 1940s-early 50s. An excellent
specimen retaining its mint luster. Comes on original brass suspension with
perfectly preserved old ribbon.
Medal for the Liberation of Warsaw, Variation 3 ("Voenkomat"), circa 1970s-80s
issue. Near mint condition.
Document for a Liberation of Warsaw Medal, March 1946 issue to
a Guards Private. In very good to excellent condition.
Group of 5 documents to a Guards Rifle lieutenant.
Includes certificates for the Medals for the Liberation of
Warsaw, Capture of Berlin, Victory over Germany, and two
anniversary medals. A nice representative WW2 campaign group
to a Russian Guards infantry officer.
Medal for the Liberation of Prague, Var. 1, circa 1945-47. In excellent condition,
one of the best examples we've offered in recent years. Includes original WW2 era
suspension with extremely attractive old ribbon.
Medal for the Liberation of Prague, Var. 2, 1940s-50s. In outstanding condition;
includes original suspension with old ribbon.
Group of 2 Documents to a serviceman of an illustrious
Artillery Division of the 1st Ukrainian Front. Includes
certificates for the Medals for the Liberation of Prague and
Capture of Berlin, both very early, December 1945 issue.
Hand-signed by a Major General, the division commander.
The documents are in outstanding condition.
Document for Liberation of Prague Medal, May 1947 issue to a
Red Army Private.
In excellent condition.
Document for a Liberation of Prague Medal, November 1965 issue
by the military commissariat in the city of Pervouralsk. This
certificate would be a perfect match with a relatively Var. 3
"Voenkomat" version of the medal. In excellent condition.
Medal for the Liberation of Belgrade, Var. 2 (U-shaped
eyelet), late 1940s - early 50s issue. In outstanding
condition, practically impossible to upgrade.
Document for a Liberation of Belgrade Medal, March 1947 issue.
In excellent condition.
Partisan Medal, 1st cl., variation without the raised border on the obverse and
with the "snub-nosed" portrait of Lenin, circa 1940s. Very fine to excellent
condition.
Partisan Medal, 2nd cl, circa mid to late 1940s. Variation with smooth border and
"straight-nosed" portrait of Lenin - believed to be the earliest version of the
medal. A beautiful example in very fine to excellent overall condition. Includes
original suspension.
Award Document for a Partisan Medal, 2nd cl., issued in September 1980 to a female
recipient. A very uncommon late issue. Near mint condition.
Medal for Victory over Germany, Var. 2, late 1940s - early 50s. In excellent
condition and includes original suspension.
Medal for Victory over Germany, Var. 3 ("Voenkomat" issue), 1960s-80s. In
excellent condition.
Group of Two Documents for Victory over Germany and Japan,
awarded to a Tank Corps Captain. Both certificates are early
issue: December 1945 (Germany) and May 1946 (Japan). During
the Soviet campaign against Japan, his tank brigade took part
in the 2nd Far Eastern Front offensive in Manchuria and
assisted the 15th Army in the capture of Harbin.
Award Document for a Medal for Victory over Germany, awarded on 9 May 1946 (first anniversary of the V-Day as celebrated in the USSR) to a Sergeant in Romanian Army. The document was issued by the Allied Control Committee in Romania and has facsimile signature of the Deputy Chairman of the Committee Tank Corps Col. General Susaykov. An exceptionally rare and interesting document, despite its far less than perfect condition!
Award Document for a Victory over Germany Medal, a relatively
early, January 1946 issue to a Corporal in an illustrious
Cannon Brigade of the 11th Artillery Division, 2nd Ukrainian
Front. In excellent condition.
Award Document for a Medal for Victory over Germany, issued
in May 1967. A relatively uncommon, late "Voenkomat"
certificate issued by a military commissariat in the city of
Donetsk. In near mint condition.
Medal for Victory over Japan, Var. 2, 1940s - early 50s. In
very fine to excellent condition. Comes on original brass
suspension with nicely preserved old ribbon.
Document for Victory over Japan Medal, issued in March 1946 to a serviceman of the Pacific Fleet. Hand-signed by a Major General, Chief of the Engineers of the Fleet. In outstanding condition.
Document for Victory over Japan Medal, 1947 issue to a
Private.
In outstanding condition.
Document for Victory over Japan Medal, awarded in April 1946
to a Corporal in a Guards Infantry unit. In very good to
excellent condition.
Medal for Meritorious Labor during the Great Patriotic War, Var. 1 (with separate
ring), circa 1945-47. An outstanding example. Comes on original WW2 suspension.
Medal for Meritorious Labor During the Great Patriotic War,
Var. 2 1940s-50s. In excellent condition and includes original
brass
suspension.
Medal for Meritorious Labor during the Great Patriotic War, Var. 3 ("Voenkomat" version), 1960s-80s. In near mint condition.
Award Document for a Medal for Meritorious Labor during the
Great Patriotic War, May 1946 issue. In excellent condition.