The third Reich. The Claps "For infighting" in "bronze". It is approved on November 25, 1942. Awarded for 15 near (hand-to-hand) fights or in 15 months of stay on East front. On a claps reverse, under a hook, there is a brand of the producer "Fec.W.E. Peekhaus Berlin and to the right of an insert: Ausf. A.G.M.u.K. Gablonz".
Germany, the Third Reich. The frame of the re-awarding of the Iron Cross of the 1st class. Manufacturer Steinhauer & Luck . The frame is without stamps, determined by the catalog www.germandaggers.com .
Extremely rare!!!
See lot 122638
Third Reich. The frame of the repeated award "1939" to the Iron Cross of the II class. Private order. Manufacturer L/15 - Otto Schickle, Pforzheim. Very rare and beautiful sign. Thin manual operational development of all fine details of a sign.
See lot 121445.
1 . Infantry Scool - 100;sold
2 . Artillery Scool - 70;
3 . Aviation Scool -50;
4 . Aerotechnical -50;
5 . The general sign of a military college - 30;
6 . Tank - 100 it (is sold)
7 . Communication - 30; sold
8 . Radio engineering - 120 it (is sold)
9 . School of military messages of VOSO, railway armies - 250;
10 . Construction - 100;
11 . Quartermaster fire - 200;
12 . VU of fuels and lubricants - is sold
13 . Aerotechnical Scool of 1954 - sold
14 . General - 170;
15 . Medical veterinary - 100.
Russian Empire. Postcards and photographs with Russian Imperial Navy ships.
1. Submarine Bars - 200 euros.
2. Submarine Alligator - 70 euros.
3. The first submarine of the Russian Navy - 50 euros.
4. Squadron of linear dreadnought ships at sea - 50 euros.
5. Linear ship (squadron battleship) "Andrei the First-Called" - 50 euros.
6. Mortars of the 4th division in a march - 40 euros.(sold)
7. The cruiser "Memory of Azov" - 40 euros.
8. Admiral Greig battleship - 40 euros.
9. The battleship "Emperor Alexander III" - 40 euros.
USSR. The badges of the Red Army of the 1942-57 model . Ask the site administrator for additional photos of the signs.
21. Excellent torpedist 350
22. Excellent cook 350 (250)
23. Excellent soldier of the railway troops - 270
The Russian Empire. Breastplate (regimental) badge of the 1st Finnish Rifle Regiment. Approved - 03/7/1911, the 1st Finnish Rifle Regiment is an infantry military unit of the Russian Imperial Army. Seniority — March 27, 1811. The regimental holiday is November 26. The place of permanent deployment is Helsingfors (until 1903), Turku (from 1904 to 1913). He was a member of the 1st Finnish Rifle Brigade. In the center of the sign on the ribbon, the regiment's motto is "I will not give my honor to anyone."
Germany. WWI. Charity pin in support of the German navy "The German force creates the most powerful" 1915.
The design of the sign is beautifully executed, vitreous blue and light gray enamel. The reverse is stamped "Ges Geschützt" - protected by law from counterfeiting.
Russian empire. Award silver medal "For taking Warsaw by storm". Established on December 31, 1831. The medal was awarded to generals, officers, soldiers, medical officials and priests who took part in the storming of the city of Warsaw (Poland) on August 25-26, 1831. Very rare!!!
USA. A regular knife of the Navy and the US Army during the Vietnam War. During the US military operations in Southeast Asia, for reasons of secrecy, the knife was made by a number of Asian manufacturers without marking. "KIFFE Japan" is stamped on the blade.
USSR. Bayonet-knife of the 1940 model to the SVT-40 self-loading rifle (Tokarev self-loading rifle).The bayonet was used with a self-loading rifle and a carbine of the Tokarev SVT-40 system and an automatic rifle of the Tokarev AVT-40 system. The 1940 bayonet was developed on the basis of the 1938 bayonet for the 1938 Tokarev system self-loading rifle. The length of the blade differs from the prototype. Early bayonets of the 1940 model had the blade of the blade turned to the crosspiece ring and did not have a protective safety collar at the spring latch button.The blade of the bayonet is single-edged, with a dale on both sides. The handle is formed by two wooden cheeks fastened to the shank with two screws. In the handle head there is a T-shaped groove and a spring latch with an internal arrangement of a spiral spring, at the spring latch button there is a safety collar. The crosspiece is straight with a ring for the barrel on the side of the blade butt. The scabbard is steel, with two brackets for the belt (several options).On the spring latch button and the heel of the blade there are acceptance stamps, on the heel of the blade and near the mouth of the scabbard there are stamps of the manufacturer. Bayonets produced by the Tula Arms Factory, evacuated to Mednogorsk in 1941, are marked with a stamp in the form of a five-pointed star. Bayonets produced by Izhevsk Machine-Building Plant - stamped in the form of an arrow in a triangle. For a short time, the bayonet was also produced at the Kovrov Mechanical Plant, such bayonets are marked in the form of an arrow in an oval. Initially, the bayonets were also marked with the number of the rifle for which it was intended - later this was abandoned.
Germany. A box for magazins and cartridges of the Mauser rifle system. The period of the First World War 1914-1918 . Made in Nurnberg 1915.
The Russian Empire. Russian bayonet, tetrahedral, for infantry and dragoon rifles of the Mosin system (three-line) of the 1891 model. Made at the Sestroretsk Arms Factory. Reception brands.
Russian Empire. Medal In memory of Eastern War 1853-1856. State made. Only 200000pc.
Were awarded:
- on the St.George's Ribbon: all ranks of the separate Caucasian case the being involved in military operations, all sea ranks who were involved in the Sinop battle and also all participants of protection of Petrovavlovsk on Kamchatka.
- on the Andreevsky ribbon: all other ranks of army and fleet which were involved in military operations. And also the women who were in military hospitals in the war zone, the women who got the medal "For Protection of Sevastopol", etc. medals.
- on the Vladimir ribbon: all ranks of the state militia, the officials, priests and nurses who were at the troops which were involved in military operations.
USSR. The award pad is a veteran of the Great Patriotic War ( WWII ). It consists of: Order of the Red Banner No. 365433, Medal For Military Merit No. 2258070, Medal For the Defense of Stalingrad, medal For the victory over Germany and medal For the victory over Japan.
The Russian Empire. Badge of the Order of St. Anna, 2nd class. The end of the XVIII - beginning of the XIX century . Unknown workshop. The safety is excellent. Very rare..
In 1800-1820, approximately 40 badges of the Order of St. Anna of the 1st degree and 200 badges of the Order of St. Anna of the 2nd degree were issued annually. The design drawing of the signs of the Order of St. Anna of the late XVIII - early XIX century was made by architect N. A. Lvov in 1797. Awarding of similar signs of the Order of the 1st and 2nd degrees of the so-called "Pavlovsky" type was carried out from 1797 to 1829. (Medalirus)
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)
Russian Empire. Star of the Order of St. Anna, 1st class. Keibel workshop, late 19th - early 20th century (until 1908).
Order of St. Anna, established in 1735 in memory of Peter the Great's daughter, Anna, by her husband, was introduced into the system of awards of the Empire by Paul I. This award was awarded for both state and military service. 4 degrees were provided, the youngest of them was intended to be rewarded for military merit.
