Russian Empire. Photographs of sailors and ships of the Russian Imperial Navy.
Russian Empire. Postcards with Russian Imperial Navy ships.
1. Port Arthur. Armored ship "Askold" - 100 euros.
2. Battleship "Alexander II" - 100 euros.
3. Ships on the march - 150 euros. -sold
4. Squadron battleship "Retwizan" - 70 euros.
5. Squadron battleship "Petropavlovsk" - 70 euros.
6. Battleship "Sevastopol" - 70 euros.
7. Ship Diana - 70 euros.
8. "Aurora" cruiser - 70 euros.
9. Squadron battleship "Poltava" - 70 euros.
10. Gunboat "Korea" - 80 euros.
11. Armor cruiser "Gromoboy" - 90 euros.
12. Battleship "Pobeda" - 80 euros.
Russian Empire. The peak of the light cavalry of the 1851 model is piercing edged weapons, a type of long spear, adopted by the Russian Empire in 1851. Pika was used in Cossack, Uhlan and hussar regiments. Blows were usually delivered in the groin (front) or in the lower back (back). The total length is 285 cm, the combat tip is steel, triangular in section. Length with tube 80 cm, combat tip 14 cm. The diameter of the shaft goes from the tip to the thickening from 24 mm to 34 mm in the central part, and up to 31 mm in the shank at the tip. The shaft is painted black.
The price of one peak is indicated. Fully identical two copies are available.. (1 sold)
Russian Empire. Private minted medal "In memory of the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905." Established on January 21, 1906. In the center of the "all-seeing eye," surrounded by radiance and dates "1904-1905," on the reverse is the inscription "May the Lord ascend you in due time." On the ear is the name of the master "LZ" and the oval test mark "84" is the female head in the kokoshnik and the Greek letter alpha.
The silver medal was awarded to all persons (military personnel, officials, sailors, doctors, etc.) who were in Port Arthur and its fortified area during the defense.
The Russian Empire . Miniature of the Officer's award of the Cross for the Defense of Port Arthur. It was approved as a badge for the tenth anniversary of the beginning of the defense of the fortress on January 14, 1914. There were two types of this badge: silver - for awarding officers and light bronze - for lower ranks.
Russian Empire. Miniature of the Order of St. George the Victorious. For wearing on civilian suits (it became widespread in Western Europe and America among emigrants of the White Guard).
Very rare.
Russian Empire. Lining on the handle of the flintlock gun of the times of Emperor Alexander I. Is the stigma poorly read "104"? or IO4?
USSR, The shell mark of the workers 'and peasants' militia of the 1936-39th model. Fastening on clammers (lost during existence).
Very rare.
USSR. 1931-36. Sign of a komples of GTO of the Central Election Commission of the USSR VSFK. On a reverse a mark and number of delivery 34157
USSR. Lavalier badges of the Red Army of 1930-40.
The Russian Empire. Badge "In memory of the 50th anniversary of His Imperial Highness Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolaevich in the post of Field Marshal". It was established in January 1906.
The right to wear the badge was initially granted to all artillery officers and class ranks of the artillery department who were on the artillery lists on the anniversary day. A little later, by order No. 457 of the military Department dated July 28, 1906, officers who were cadets in additional classes at the Mikhailovsky and Konstantinovsky artillery schools on the anniversary day were included in this list.
After the death of Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolaevich, Emperor Nicholas II, by his decree of January 24, 1910, extended the right to wear the badge to all artillery officers and class ranks of the artillery department who served at any time from January 25, 1856 (date of appointment of Mikhail Nikolaevich to the post of Field Marshal) to December 5, 1909 (date death of the Grand Duke)[
Russian Empire. Medal "In Memory of the Russo-Turkish (Türkei) War of 1877-1878." It was established on April 17, 1878. The medal was made of three types: silver, light bronze and dark bronze.
The price of each medal is indicated in sub-clauses (1. 2. 3. ... )
1.Silver 84 samples. Private production, the name of the master "DO" - Dmitry Osipov, Size 25.73 mm. Weight 7.6 grams. - 690 euros.
2.State check. Silver. Diameter 26.35 mm. Weight 12.9 grams. - 490 euros.
3.State check. Silver. Diameter 26.25 mm. Weight 12.5 grams. - 490 euros.
4. Dark bronze. Diameter 26.53 mm, weight 13.6 grams. - 250 euros
Russian Empire. Photographs of sailors of the Russian Imperial Navy.
1. Loading on the ship - 150euro.
2. Revolutionary sailors of the CentralBalt- sold
3. Line ship "Gangut" - 170
4. A. F. Kerensky meeting in Revel, April 1917 - 150
5. Bathing of sailors - 170
6. Training Mine Unit - sold
7. From life on mortar "Charka" - 70
8. Infirmary - 175
9. Summer sea meeting. Nikolaev - 30
10. The lieutenant P.P. Schmidt - 30
11. The lieutenant P.P. Schmidt - 30
12. Photo of a senior lieutenant with a lady - 50
13. Kaptan 1st rank with Order of St. Vladimir 4 degree with swords on chest - 75 (sold)
Russian Empire. Postcards and photographs of Russian Imperial Navy officers.
1. Fligel adjutant V.F.Rudnev (commander of Varyag) - 40 eur.
2. Adjutant General E.I. Alekseyev - 30 eur.
3. The rear admiral Virenius - 30 eur.
4. The vice admiral Skrydlov - 50 eur.
5. The captain L.M. Matsiyevich - 30 eur.
6. Boatswain? (Conductor?) with 6 medals and palash Voldemar Ristikivi - 90 eur.
7. Michman Albert Thomson with a student - sold
8. Officer rank of the Voluntary Merchant Fleet with chest sign and cortician Albert Thomson - 50 eur. (sold)
9. The vice admiral S.O. Makarov - 30 eur.
10. The vice admiral S.O. Makarov - 30 eur.
11. 2nd rank captain von Essen - 40 eur.
Russian Iperia. Badge of the Society for Assistance to War Soldiers and their Families. The manufacturer is the most famous jewelry house Karl Faberge is the supplier of His Imperial Court. On the revs, the stamp "KF," the assay stamp of silver "88, the female head in a kokoshnik, the Greek letter delta." in the central medallion the stamp "Faberge" and the state emblem-eagle of the supplier of the yard E.I.V. On the wings number 330 and the name of the owner Sukhanov.
Sukhanov Alexey Stepanovich (1866-1920) deputy of the State Duma from the Tobolsk province, at the end of 1917 - deputy of the Constituent Assembly. In 1919 he emigrated to Finland.
Russian Empire. Officer's pistol with flintlock. Made in the city of Tula in 1814. All metal parts are marked "GB," "NO." "PAGE." On the barrel, the mark "PM" and the acceptance and test mark. On the back of the handle is a light bronze lining with the monogram of Emperor Alexander the First.
A very rare and magnificent item.
Great Britain. Early 20th century. A diving knife of the famous English company Siebe Gorman & Co, specializing in the production of diving equipment for the needs of the fleet of the United Kingdom.
Cast handle, made of ebonite.
USSR. The standard diver-miner knife NV-1 to UVS 50 of the 1950 model was produced in a non-magnetic version with a bronze blade, which made it possible to work with high-sensitivity magnetometric fuses. Stamp on the head of the handle "11 edging" in a triangle.
Ideal condition. Very rare.
DDR. The dagger is ceremonial with the suspension of an officer of the Berlin Security Regiment at the MGB of the GDR. This regiment was part of the STAZI structure to protect senior party leaders and government agencies. On the blade engraving "Wachregiment Berlin Feliks Dzerzinski" as well as the stamp of the Stasi "MFS." On the orate side is the manufacturer's stamp "AMM" in a triangle and serial number 03740.
Complete with box.
Very rare. In perfect tune.
Russian Empire - Principality of Finland. Sign - cockade of the shipping company of the Aland Islands. Samples of blanks for jewelry workshops for the manufacture of cockades of officer positions (Captain, mechanical engineer, boatswain)
The price for the entire set is indicated.