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$875.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War, 1st cl., Type 2 Var. 1, #27914,
circa September - October 1943 issue. An exceptionally scarce
early version with very thin spokes on the reverse of the
golden starburst and gold-plating on the reverse of the
silver
star. This is one of the first of the 1st class screw
backs made after the change in design from the suspension
type. In very fine condition.
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$995.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War 1st class, Type 2 Var. 1, #158601,
awarded posthumously to a commander of an SU-76 self-
propelled
gun killed in action near Krakow in January 1945. The
award
commendation is among the most succinct we have seen. The
order is in near mint condition, as would be expected of the
award that was never worn (according to Soviet archival
records, it was given "for safekeeping as memory" to the
widow
of the fallen hero.) Comes with archival research.
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$950.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War 1st cl., Type 2 Var. 2 (with two-
line mint mark), #306931, with a document, awarded to a
Guards Naval Infantry platoon commander. He earned the
award in the heroic naval assault at Eltigen, Crimea in
November 1943. After making a fighting march through the
enemy-held territory and even seizing a part of the city of
Kerch for a while, the surviving Soviet marines were
eventually taken off by boats. Although ultimately
unsuccessful, this operation becаme legendary in the
Soviet Union and to this day remains a part of Russian naval
infantry lore. Тhe award decree was issued in 1943, but the
decoration and document were delivered to the recipient
long after the war, in 1950s. The set includes a copy of the
award recommendation from the Russian archives.
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$790.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War 1st cl., Type 2 Var. 2, #317985,
with a 1972 order booklet, awarded to a machine gun platoon
commander for bravery during an infantry assault in East
Prussia. In a single skirmish, he prevented an ambush that
threatened his unit, killed six Nazi soldiers, and suppressed
two weapon nests. Although wounded, he chose to remain on the
battlefield until the fighting was over. The award was
officially bestowed in November 1944, but it was only
delivered to him nearly three decades later. Both the order
and the document are in near mint condition, simply
impossible to upgrade. Comes with a copy of the award
recommendation from the Russian archives.
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$640.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War 1st cl., Type 2 Var. 2 (with two-
line mint mark), #319305, circa 1960s issue. In solid 14 K
gold and silver. Although undoubtedly bestowed for WW2
exploits, this is a belated award issued long after the war
but well before the Type 3 "jubilee" issue of 1985. A
relatively uncommon piece in excellent condition.
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$45.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War 1st cl, Type 3, #1475307, 1985 issue. Superb example with beautifully preserved, bright gilt and practically flawless enamel.
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$1,450.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd cl., Type 1, Var. 3, #31780,
awarded in June 1943 to a signal battalion commander. He
distinguished himself by providing communication lines for
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18th Army during the defense of Tuapse and in support of the
famous Malaya Zemlya beachhead near Novorossiysk. The
order is in very fine condition, far better than a typical
Type 1, and includes complete, original suspension device
with
intact celluloid cover. Comes with comprehensive archival
research.
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$1,200.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd cl., Type 1, Var. 3, #19613,
awarded in June 1943 to a military topographer of the
Southwestern Front for his contribution in building fortified
defense lines. A highly unusual award recommendation! The
order has not been re-converted and includes complete
original suspension device. In fine overall condition, an
attractive piece despite some enamel damage and repair.
Comes with archival research.
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$160.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd cl, Type 2 "Starback"
variation, #96052, circa mid-1944 issue. An uncommon piece
from a small series produced by the Krasnokamsk Mint in the
first half of 1944. In fine to very fine condition.
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$445.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd cl., Type 2, by the MZPP
factory, #666619, circa early 1945 issue. An extremely
interesting and rare piece with a screw post base
added
by the original manufacturer. A few other MZPP specimens with
the same feature have been observed in its serial number
range. In very fine to excellent condition.
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$360.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War 2nd cl., Type 3, #6540243, with a
document and original issue box, 1989. A very uncommon
special issue to a foreigner, apparently a Czech
national. The document has facsimile signature of Mikhail
Gorbachev and differs in many other details from the common
1985 version. The award and order booklet are in near mint
condition.
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$24.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War 2nd cl, Type 3, #1706333, 1985 issue. Variation with circular depression around the screw post. Excellent condition.
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$25.00 |
Order of the Patriotic War 2nd cl, Type 3, #2792237, 1985 issue. Variation without the circular depression around the screw post. Excellent condition.
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$70.00 |
30th Anniversary of the Victory over Germany miniature Wall Plaque, Korosten, 125mm diameter, hand painted.
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$70.00 |
35th Anniversary of Victory over Germany, porcelain memorial plaque by Baranovka porcelain factory, 1980.
The artwork features Order of the Patriotic War.
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