The Russian Empire. Badge of the Order of the Equal-to-the-Apostles Saint Prince Vladimir, 3rd degree. The end of the nineteenth century. Albert Keibel's workshop. On the reverse of the lower beam is the brand "AK", the upper state emblem is an eagle denoting a capital order for the manufacture of the order. On the ear is the stamp of the gold sample 56 and the coat of arms of St. Petersburg.
The Russian Empire. Badge of the Order of St. Vladimir, 4th degree with swords and a bow. The production period was after 1908. On the reverse of the eyelet is the stamp of the St. Petersburg assay chamber "56" with a female head in a cocoanut and the stamp of the manufacturer "A.R." (presumably Alexander Romanov). There are also control stamps "a woman's head in a cocoanut" on the hilt of the swords. The size of the sign has been increased.
A magnificent rare specimen.
The last photo was taken to compare the size with the capital sample.
The Russian Empire. Dark bronze medal "In memory of the Crimean War of 1853-56." another name is "Crimean War" or "Eastern War". It was established on August 26, 1856. The obverse of the medal shows the monograms of Emperors Nicholas I and Alexander II under the imperial crown. Above is the "all-seeing eye" with outgoing rays. Below the monograms are the dates "1853-1854-1855-1856". On the reverse is the inscription "In thee, O Lord, let us not be ashamed forever."
THE STATE MINT. It is much rarer than that of light bronze. The St. Petersburg Mint produced only 200 thousand medals.
USSR. Cockade and armband badge of the Red Army of the Red Army (Workers' and Peasants' Militia). 11 republics of 1936-1940.
Russian Empire. St. George's Cross 4th degree No. 132646. Awarded Ponomarev Ivan Nikolaevich - 177 Izborsk infantry regiment, private. He was awarded the Commander-in-Chief of the armies of the Southwestern Front for the difference in battles when crossing the Vistula and Sani rivers on the left bank of the Vistula River. (S.B. Patrikeev. Consolidated lists of cavaliers of the St. George Cross 1914-1922)
Award for bravery and personal courage for the lower ranks of the army and navy. World War I period 1914-1918.
Russian Empire. St. George's Cross 3rd degree No. 199439. Award for bravery and personal courage for the lower ranks of the army and navy. The period of the First World War 1914-1918. The surname of the awarded has not been established. (S.B. Patrikeev. Consolidated lists of cavaliers of the St. George Cross 1914-1922)
The Russian Empire. A medal commemorating the 300th anniversary of the Reign of the House of Romanov, made privately using a more "noble" non-standard metal (84-grade silver with gold plating). On the obverse of the eyelet is the nominal stamp of the master "BP" and an assay stamp - 84 silver sample, a woman's head in a cocoanut, alpha.
The Russian Empire. Award medal commemorating the 300th anniversary of the reign of the House of Romanov 1613-1913. The private order was made in a non-"authorized" metal - silver with a very rare 88 sample. On the ear is an oval assay stamp "88, a woman's head in a cocoanut, the Greek letter alpha"
The Russian Empire. I.R.P.O. firefighter's cockade.
It was established on June 8, 1901. The cockade is in the form of a wreath with a fire helmet and crossed axes, crowned with an Imperial crown. At the bottom is a ribbon with the inscription "IRPO" (Imperial Russian Fire Society) and the monogram "VA" - Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich, chief of firefighters.
Very Rare!
the USSR. The Vseroobp badge is a badge of the All—Russian Society for Assistance to War Invalids, Sick, Wounded and Demobilized Red Army Soldiers and families of people who died in the war and were drafted into the ranks of the Red Army and Navy.
Russian Empire. The badge of the Russian Red Cross Society. It was established on June 24, 1899.
The badge is a silver shield with the tip facing down, covered with white enamel with a red cross sign in the center. Gilded Imperial crown on top. The inscription in golden Slavic letters reads "love thy neighbor as thyself."
The right to wear the badge was granted to persons of both sexes: "for services rendered to the cause of humanity during military operations and during public disasters; for long-term useful activities of the ROCCa in peacetime; for a donation of at least 5,000 rubles." A one-time monetary contribution of 25 rubles was determined from each recipient of the Red Cross badge.
Russian Empire. Vacation (additional) token of the 19th Dragoon Arkhangelsk regiment. 6th Squadron, No. 94 list number.
The Russian Empire. The badge of dismissal of the 46th Dragoon Pereyaslavsky imp. Alexander III regiment of the 6th Squadron, number 24 on the list.The Pereyaslavsky regiment was formed in 1856 from units allocated by the dragoon regiments of E.I. V. Grand Duke Nikolai Nikolaevich and E. I. V. Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich, that is, Tver and Novorossiysk; a little later, the old standards of the Tver regiment were transferred to him, then he was given the same seniority with him and, finally, later - the same exact combat distinction that was granted to the Tver People for their exploits in the battle of Kyuryuk-Dara on July 24, 1854. Being thus, as it were, a scion of the Tver regiment, the Pereyaslavsky regiment until 1856 has a common history with it, and since 1856 - its own special one.
Russian Empire. Discharge counters of various parts deployed in the territory of the sea fortress of the Emperor Peter the Great (The area of the Estlyandsky province from Baltiysk (nowadays Paldiski) to Revel (nowadays Tallinn) and islands of the Baltic Sea).
No. 1 - the 5th company the 2nd artillery regiment - sold
No. 2 is the 7th company of the 2nd an atillery regiment. - sold
No. 3 - the 5th company of the first artillery regiment - sold
No. 4 - is the 1st company of the 3rd an artillery regiment -sold
No. 5 - Sea Fortress the site of works - 100 euros
No. 6 - the commodity and passenger steamship (base of submarines of the Baltic Fleet) Khabarovsk - 350 eur - SOLD
No. 7 - the 3rd squadron of the 51st dragoon Chernihiv regiment (subsequently 17 hussar Chernihiv) - 190 euros
USSR. Medal "For Military Merit." During the Great Patriotic War, from January 1947 the medal was made without a number.
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LISTED PRICE for 1 MEDAL.
Magazines for Luger Parabellum P-08 pistols of different periods of operation.
All magazins of WW2 with the stamp of military acceptance of the 3rd Reich (WaA) and the manufacturer's code
Variants from "a" to "e" - civil turnover
The Russian Empire. Officer's regimental badge of the 25th Infantry regiment of Smolensk.
It was founded on September 23, 1909. The sign is a wreath of laurel and oak leaves topped with an Imperial crown with flowing ribbons with an inscription. Inside the wreath are combined monograms of Emperors Peter I and Nicholas II. Under them are crossed silver rifle and saber, on which are superimposed non-commissioned officer and captain's shoulder straps. At the bottom of the sign is a ribbon in the form of a bow with the dates "1700 25/VI 1900".
The Russian Empire. St. George's cross of the 4th class for persons of non-Christian faith No. 2636, privately made. On the ear is the stamp of the sample 84, "shovel" until 1908 and the nameplate of the master "IS" - Ivan Sazikov.
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. Medal for Courage ( Bravery ).Period of World War I. Established in December 1807, in 1878 in the reign of Emperor Alexander II was divided into 4 classes. Since August 10, 1913, according to the new version of the Statute of the Order of St. George, medals have been assigned to this order and have been named "George." After the February Revolution of 1917, the face of the George medals was changed, instead of the portrait of Nicholas II placed an image of St. George the Victorious, striking the spear of the dragon. Since January 1917, instead of gold and silver, medals have been made of yellow and white metal.
2. 4 class. No. 1296058. white metal. XF. D 28.09mm. Weight 12.6g - (SOLD)
3. 3rd degree. No. 280688. silver, privately minted. The brand of the master "ЯK", 84 test. Condition VF+. d. 29.01 mm. weight 12g. - 590 euros.
4. 4 class, without number, silver 84 samples. Private cheque. Name of "NP" master. XF+. D 28,29mm. Weight 11.2g - 390 euro.