Imperial Russia. Badge of the Order of St. Anna, 3rd degree in gold with diamonds. On the obverse of the upper and lower beam is the brand "VD". The cross and the connecting link are decorated with forty-nine rose-cut diamonds, with an approximate total weight of 2,5 carat (hemological examination is attached). On the ear is a poorly visible assay stamp of gold "56". The cross of the factory "Eduard" is taken as a basis.

Signs in "diamonds" were made to order for ladies and embassy officials.

An extremely rare reward!!!

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The Russian Empire. 1882-1898. Badge of the Order of St. Anna, 1st degree in gold. Capital sample. On the reverse of the eyelet there is an assay stamp of 56 samples and the coat of arms of St. Petersburg. On the upper beam there is a stamp in the form of a state eagle. On the lower beam, the brand "AK" is Albert Keibel's workshop. There is a brand on the pendant - the head of a woman in a cocoanut.Imperial
Order of St. Anna was established back in 1735 as a dynastic award of the Duchy of Holstein (Holstein. or Holstein (Holstein, Lat. Holsatia— is a former duchy in Northern Germany, between the Eider, the Elbe, the Grass, the German and Baltic Seas). It appeared much later in the state system of awards of Russia. This happened in 1797 by the decision of Emperor Paul I. The Order encouraged officials and military personnel of almost all ranks.The cross was worn on the chest on the ribbon of the Order of St. Anna. (red with yellow border)

 
St Anna's award of the 1 degree

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The Russian Empire. Badge of the Order of St. Anna, 2nd degree. The beginning of the 20th century (after 1908). The stamp on the ear is "56" and the female head is in a cocoanut. On the reverse of the lower blade is an inverted stamp of the jewelry company Eduard "VD" - Vera Ditvold,

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The Russian Empire. Order of St. Stanislaus, 3rd degree with swords and a bow. 1911-1915 On the reverse of the lower beam, the brand "EDUARD" is the company "Eduard" (the owner is E. Dietwald); on the upper "VD" is Vera Dietwald. There is an oval assay stamp 56 on the ear, the head is in a cocoon, alpha. On the hilt of swords and side arches, the stamp of "identity" is a female head in a cocoanut.The Order of St. Stanislav with swords and a bow was awarded to officers for military exploits committed with injury or concussion. According to the statute of the order with swords and a bow, it was never removed with the receipt of higher orders.

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The Russian Empire. Order of St. Stanislaus, 3rd degree. On the reverse of the lower beam, the mark of the master "IK" is Johann Keibel, on the upper beam the state emblem is an eagle (issuance of orders from the chapter). On the ear is the stamp "coat of arms of St. Petersburg and 1866", and on the second stamp "56". The connecting ring is made by the owner on a "special order" for wearing on an Austrian-type bow. Excellent preservation! With an annual stamp on the ear is extremely rare!!!

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The Russian Empire. Order of St. Stanislaus, 2nd degree in gold. The stamp "AK" - made by Albert Keibel on the reverse of the lower beam of the cross, and the state coat of arms (issue from the chapter) on the upper beam. The stamp 56 and the coat of arms of St. Petersburg are on the ear. On the connecting earring there is a stamp - the coat of arms of St. Petersburg. Complete with a native case (box) and a neck band. Excellent condition!!!

The establishment of the Order of St. Stanislaus took place on 05/07/1765. The initiator of this event was the King of Poland Stanislaw August Poniatowski. Until 1831, it was the state award of Poland. After that, like the rest of the Polish orders, he was ranked among the Russian system of awards.

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The Russian Empire. The beginning of the 20th century. The badge of the Order of St. Stanislaus, 3rd class of the workshop of the company "Eduard" with swords, for military services. On the reverse of the upper blade of the cross there is a stamp issued from the chapter (eagle), on the lower blade of the cross there is an expanded stamp of the workshop "Eduard". On the ear is an assay stamp of gold products "56 and a woman's head in a cocoon." On the earring and sword there is an assay stamp "a woman's head in a cocoon".

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The Russian Empire. Rosettes of order ribbons for wearing miniatures of awards on a civilian suit.

1. The Order of St. Anna's - 150 euros
2. The Order of St. Vladimir - 100 euros
3. Medal ribbon bar - 190 euros
4. The bar from St. Anna +St. Stanislav - 190 euros
5. The Order of St. Vladimir - 100 euros

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Russian Empire. End the 19th beginning of the 20th century. Kokada of various departments and institutions of the Russian Empire for different types of a uniform. Very rare.

1. The Ministry of Defence (the center of the consignment note) - 190 euros
2. Railway department (eagle of the consignment note) - 250 euros
3. The Society for Wounded Soldiers Care,  OP (an encryption laid on) - 190 euros

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Russian Empire. A helmet of the Adrian model (Adrian) for the lower ranks of RIA of a sample of 1916. Is a clone of the French helmet of a sample of 1915. The cockarde and a corrugation the original is painted in peas color. Weight is about 750 grams, metal thickness ot0,3 to 0,7mm. The name was received by last name by the general quartermaster of the Parisian arsenal Augustus-Louise Adrian, and. I consisted on arms generally at the Russian forwarding case in France. Very rare.

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The Russian Empire. Cockades of enlisted and non-commissioned officers on hats (caps, caps) of the Russian Imperial Army and Navy.

1. Non-commissioned officer 1917 years, size 41*30.5mm

2-5. Enlisted personnel. Size 41*30 mm.

6-7. Enlisted personnel. Size 30.5*23 mm.

#7 SOLD, #4&5 - reserve

The price for one cockade is indicated.

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Russian Empire. Beginning of the XX century. Porcelain cockardes of police and gendarme officer ranks on Russian Empire headdresses at different types of a uniform. Very rare in view of fragility of material.

1. 190 euros
2. 190 euros
3. 190 euros

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Russian Empire. WW1 Cockade on Adrian's helmet. Dug. Rare.

1.Cleaned with sorrel acid - 120 euros - sold
2.Not cleaned - €100

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1;3 -sold ; 5 - unter-ofitser 50 eur

2; 4; 6 - soldier - sold

The Russian Empire. The cockades of the lower ranks of the army and navy sample of 1907 for all types of hats (winter hats, caps, helmets, etc.). Are fixed with clasps.

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Russian Empire. An eagle (coat of arms) on a headdress. For every day uniform.

1. 110*102mm. - 890euro wery rare dragun, silver.
2. 110*107mm. - 590euro

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Russian Empire. A sign (coat of arms) on a headdress, depending on the size on a lambskin cap, a shako, etc.

1. 107*98mm. 390euro
2. 73*81mm. One wing is broken off. 130euro
3. 66*53mm. 290euro
4. 55*53mm. 250euro

5. 69*66mm. 190euro

6 - 90euro

 

 

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Germany, details to the Mauser of C96 (K96) gun and various modifications (m1920 "bolo", m712 a schnellfeuer)

1. Barrel and extension, deko - 990euro - sold
2. Rear sight bar. A 500m-130, B 1000m-130eur.
3. Rear sight spring - 25eur
4. Rear sight slide - 90eur
5. Rear sight slide spring - 10eur
6. Rear sight slide lock 500m - 150 - sold, 1000m - 100
7. Bolt stop - 120
8. Firing pin spring - 25
9. Firing pin: a. (deco) - 30, b. (original) - 130, c. (new) - 70
10. Recoil spring - 25
11. Bolt (с96) a (deco) - 390, b (original) - 790
12. Extractor: original - 130, new - 70
13. Magazine plunger - 60
14. Trigger spring - 50
15. Trigger - 70
16. Rocker plunger - 70
17. Main spring - 40
18. Main spring plunger - 40
19. Lock frame: a (712) - 490; b (C-96) - 390
20. Bolt locking block - 95
21. Sear arm (с96) - 130
22. Sear - 40
23. Sear spring & hammer pivor - 100
24. Hammer - 130
25. Lock frame stop - 90
26. Safety lever - 120
27. Rocker coupling - 50
28. Lanyard ring - 25
29. Grips (complete with mounting hardware): ''9'' new - 100; C-96 and M712 - 90 (new);                                   29 a/b. original (C-96, ''9'') - 290 - sold
30. Grip screw (new) - 30
31. Follower spring - 50
32. Follower: a (9mm Para) - 190; b (7,65) - 130
33. Magazine floor plate - 120
34. Frame - 990
35. Magazine m712 the 10th charging orig. - 390 , remake of 190 euros (sold).
36. Magazine m712 the 20th charging orig. -390, remake 190euro.

M712

1. (33) Whisperers -130euro - sold

   2. (9,40,41) Translator of fire -280euro - sold

   3. (18) Bar (Sear arm)- 130euro

   4. (34) Disconnector - 150euro

   5,(24) Sear spring & hammer pivor -150euro - sold

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The Russian Empire. A token commemorating the coronation of Emperor Alexander I, September 15, 1801, St. Petersburg Mint.

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USSR. The "Ready for Air Defense" badge of the USSR Air Defense Committee was established in August 1935.

According to the Regulations, the "Ready for Air Defense" badge was awarded upon excellent completion of standards, which included the study of Anti–Air and Chemical Defense tasks, knowledge and ability to use a gas mask correctly, the ability to provide urgent assistance to victims of fires and other disasters, be a front-runner in production and an active participant in OSOAVIAKHIM programs for the work of air defense in the field. permanent residence, work or study.

The sign "Ready for Air Defense" of the OSOAVIAKHIM of the USSR is made in the form of a regular circle, the center of which is decorated with a scarlet pentagonal star with the signature "Ready for Air Defense". The right part of the circle has the shape of a gear, and the left is decorated with a wheat ear.

The sign also shows the air defense protection equipment. The shoe was made in the shape of a small airplane, to which a sign was attached using two chains. The fastener by which the "Ready for Air defense" sign was attached to clothing consists of a nut and a screw.

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