Russian Empire. Medal "For the Persian War."
Established March 15, 1828. The medal was awarded to all generals, officers and lower ranks who took part in the hostilities against Persia in 1826-1828. The circulation is about 30,000 ps.
Russian Empire. Badge of the 7th Rifle Regiment for the lower ranks. It is approved in 1908. The badge represents a wreath from laurel and oak leaves on which two crossed rifles are imposed. The board with the image of a shoulder strap with figure "7", the crossed sabers and a target is imposed on them. Over a board of a monogram of Emperors Alexander I and Nicholas II, topped with crowns.
The Russian Empire is the period of Provisional government. 1917. The Order of Saint Stanislaus of the 2nd degree with swords. A brand "K" "EDUARD" on a reverse of the lower beam of a cross. The state eagles without crowns. Officer award for bravery of the period of the end of World War I. Very rare award thanks to the short period of rewarding (less half of year). The medal on a neck on a tape 2.5 vershoks wide (38 mm) was worn.
The establishment of the Order of St. Stanislav occurred in 07.05.1765. The initiator of this event was the King of Poland Stanislav 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 system of awards of Russia.
Luger P08
Finland. The badge of customer number 698.
It was made in 1930 AS Kultala company.
The Russian Empire. Helmet of the 1844 model for the lower ranks of the 50th Bialystok Infantry (Musketeer) regiment. In 1835-1856 the regiment was numbered 26. This was due to the general reformation of the army infantry - a reduction in the number of regiments with a simultaneous increase in the number of personnel.
The Russian version of the Pikelhelm helmet was designed personally by Emperor Nicholas I together with the court painter, Major General of His Imperial Majesty's Retinue L.I. Keel at the turn of the 1830s and 1840s, which later received the designation "helmet mod. 1844". The helmet was made of very durable (pump) leather, varnished, with a metal bump on the dome in the form of a flaming grenada, two visors (front and rear), chin straps with "scales" and the coat of arms of the armed forces on the frontal part. For ventilation of the head in the hot season, two holes were provided in the hollow tube of the bump, which opened and closed by turning the tube itself.
Germany, details to the Mauser of C96 (K96) gun and various modifications (m1920 "bolo", m712 a schnellfeuer)
M712
(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
USSR. Gold Star Medal No. 2415.
The decree of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR of April 16, 1934 established the highest degree of distinction - the assignment of the title Hero of the Soviet Union for personal or collective services to the state related to the heroic deed. In general, for the entire history of the USSR, the title of Hero of the Soviet Union was awarded to 12745 people.
Awarded by Sinitsin A. P.; Alexander Sinitsyn was born on June 21, 1922 in the village of Neznanovo (now the Korablinsky district of the Ryazan region). Russian. After graduating from seven classes of the school, he worked as a milling machine operator. In September 1941, Sinitsyn was called up by the Medyn District Military Enlistment Office for service in the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. Since July 1942 - on the fronts of World War II. By March 1944, Senior Sergeant Alexander Sinitsyn was acting platoon commander of the 3rd separate reconnaissance of the 20th Guards Mechanized Brigade (8th Guards Mechanized Corps, 1st Tank Army, 1st Ukrainian Front). He distinguished himself during the liberation of the Ternopil region of the Ukrainian SSR. On March 22, 1944, at the head of a reconnaissance group of five fighters, Sinitsyn broke into the village of Sukhostav, Gusyatinsky District, and defeated an enemy convoy, destroying 29 enemy soldiers and officers, capturing 6 more. On March 23, 1944, in a battle on the road leading to the city of Zaleshchiki, Sinitsyn personally destroyed 3 cars, 11 soldiers and officers, and captured 3 more. Entering Zaleshchiki on March 24, 1944, he, together with his reconnaissance group, destroyed 3 more vehicles and 15 enemy soldiers and officers. On the same day, Sinitsyn's group successfully crossed the Dniester, destroyed the enemy machine gun point and defeated another convoy, capturing 27 wagons and 1 car. Having captured an important height, she successfully held it until the main forces arrived. By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of April 26, 1944 for "courage, bravery and heroism shown in the fight against the German invaders," senior sergeant Alexander Sinitsyn was awarded the high title of Hero of the Soviet Union with the award of the Order of Lenin and the Golden Star medal number 2415. Guard junior lieutenant Alexander Sinitsyn died in battle on July 21, 1944. He was buried in the village of Volya-Bukhovsk, 12 kilometers northwest of the Polish city of Yaroslav.
Russian Empire. Order of St. Stanislav 2nd degree with a ribbon for wearing around the neck. The reign of Emperor Nicholas the first 1825-55. Manufacturer's stamp and test tube are absent. The badge of the order is one-sided, golden eagles (Nikolaev, with wings lowered), rays and a core are soldered onto a silver base. Ribbon (neck) with ribbons for wearing around the neck. A very interesting, rare and not common version of the sign.
The establishment of the Order of St. Stanislav occurred in 07.05.1765. The initiator of this event was the King of Poland Stanislav 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 system of awards of Russia.
Russian Empire - White Movement?. George Cross of Private Manufacture 4th degree. No delivery number. According to the determinant A.I. Rudichenko "Awards of Imperial Russia during the Civil War," the cross is classified as a version of the A1.1.7. A very rare image of the word "step" in the Old Slavic manner of spelling the letter. Only a few owners of this type of cross are known.
Russian empire. Award-winning silver medal "For the conquest of the Western Caucasus". It was established on July 12, 1864. the Medal was awarded to: 1) all generals, staff and chief officers, lower ranks of troops and militia who participated in 1859-1864 in expeditions and military actions against recalcitrant mountaineers within the Western Caucasus (beyond the Kuban and on the Eastern shore of the Black sea) as part of detachments and mobile columns, or when repelling enemy attacks; 2) priests and medical officials who were with the troops and performed their duties during military operations and expeditions; 3) officials of military and civil departments attached to the army during expeditions; 4) volunteers who took part in the battles; 5) belonged to the troops of all nastroenij the lower ranks, were with the troops during the fighting or participating in battles. The total circulation of the medal is 211000.
Russian Empire. Medal in memory of the Russian-Japanese War of 1904-1905. Established on January 21, 1906. In the center is the "all-seeing eye", surrounded by radiance and the dates "1904-1905", on the reverse is the inscription "may the God exalt you in due time".
The light bronze medal was awarded to: a) generals, officers, lower ranks of the military and naval departments, ranks of the state militia, border guards and volunteers who took part in battles; b) all class and medical ranks, priests, orderlies and nurses who performed their duties during military operations; c) persons of all classes who were awarded the insignia of the Military Order or the medal with the inscription "For Bravery".
The medal was worn on the chest on the connected ribbon of the Orders of St. Nicholas.St. George and St. Alexander Nevsky.
Russian Empire. Medal "For works on the first general population census" in the original collection, on the "native" pad. Established on November 21, 1896. Medals were awarded to persons of both sexes who performed the duties of enumerators, managers and executors free of charge during the first general census of the population in 1897. The total circulation of the medals is 95,000 copies.
Japan. A 1902 bayonet to an Arisaka Type 35 rifle, the so-called "Marine (Navy) Arisaka."
The Type 35 rifle was produced for the needs of the Japanese Imperial Navy until the adoption of the Type 38 rifle of the 1905 Arisaka system. The Type 35 bayonet was developed on the basis of the Type 30 bayonet and differed from the prototype by the presence of a latch that fixes the bayonet in the sheath and the shape of the handle cheeks. After removing the Type 35 rifle from the Japanese fleet, a large number of rifles and bayonets of this model were sold to Russia and Siam (Thailand). Judging by the known bayonet numbers, about 36,000 - 38,000 copies were produced in total.
The bayonet blade is single-edged, down on both sides. The handle is formed by two wooden cheeks attached to the shank by two screws. On the back of the handle there is a push-out plate latch to hold the bayonet in the sheath. In the handle head there is a T-shaped slot and a spring latch with an internal arrangement of a spiral spring. Cross with a forward end and a ring for the trunk from the side of the blade edge. Steel sheaths with a bracket and a ball at the end.
Bayonet marking consists of a Tokyo Arsenal stamp and an inspection stamp on the blade heel, as well as a bayonet number and inspection stamps on the handle head.
The Russian Empire. The shoulder belt (waist belt) of a naval officer's cutlass. The belt straps are made of black silk ribbon. A metal device made of gilded bronze. The lions are "kind, smiling". In excellent condition, extremely rare.
The Russian Empire. Medal "In memory of the Patriotic War of 1812". (The War against Napoleon)
On August 30, 1814, a bronze medal was established to award nobles and merchants. And by decree of February 8, 1816, the medal was allowed to be worn by female persons who are the oldest in the noble family, and it was allowed to wear medals of a reduced size.
The Russian Empire. Medal in memory of the Russian-Japanese War of 1904-1905. Established on January 21, 1906. In the center is the "all-seeing eye", surrounded by radiance and the dates "1904-1905", on the reverse is the inscription "may the God exalt you in due time".
The light bronze medal was awarded to: a) generals, officers, lower ranks of the military and naval departments, ranks of the state militia, border guards and volunteers who took part in battles; b) all class and medical ranks, priests, orderlies and nurses who performed their duties during military operations; c) persons of all classes who were awarded the insignia of the Military Order or the medal with the inscription "For Bravery".
The medal was worn on the chest on the connected ribbon of the Orders of St. Nicholas.St. George and St. Alexander Nevsky.
