Details for the Tokarev SVT38 / 40 self-loading rifle.
1.Lower protective cover - 30 euros
2.Shutter cover - 30 euros
3.Top cover - 130 euros
4.Screw - 3 euros
5.Ring with an entablature - 15 euros
6.Shutter body - 30 euros
7.Aiming bar Assembly - 50 euros
8.Flame extinguisher - 70 euros - sold
9.Flame extinguisher 1st option-100
10. Firing pin-25evro
11.The ejector is 45 euros. Set #10 striker +#11 ejector + 3 pins = 70 euros
12.Upper protective cover - 60 euros
13.Shutter face (Deco) - 30 euros
14.Casing - 35 euros
15.Feeder - 40 euros
17.Bayonet flange - 30 euros
18.Trigger guard - 50 euros
19.Barrel with barrel box (Deco pin and 6 holes on the side of the chamber) - 150evro
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22.Wood - 150 euros
23.Barrel with receiver (Deco) (salute) - 150 euros
24.Gas piston with push rod - 30 euros
25.Shutter (Deco) - 50 euros
26.Magazin SVT40 (in assortment) - 80 euros, SVT38 - - 150evro
27.Ramrod - 35 euros
28 - sold
magazine look №123194, 123253
bayonets look 123413,123404,123434,123364,123220,123254
The Russian Empire. Neck medal "For Diligence" in "gold" during the reign of Emperor Alexander III (1881-1894).
It was established in December 1801. The medal was awarded to officers, lower military ranks, ranks of the convoy guard, police and fire brigades, civilians of all departments, including women, for their long service, as well as for various services rendered to the government, including for the fight against the revolutionary movement.
At the request of the awarded person, it was possible to order an award in "not noble" metal, and to get the difference in price in money.
USSR. Order of the Red Star No. 282376. The date of the award is 1942-43.
It was established by the Decree of the PresidiumThe date of the award is 1944-45 of the USSR on April 6, 1930. The Order of the Red Star was established to award for great merits in the defense of the USSR both in wartime and in peacetime, in ensuring state security. As of January 1, 1995, approximately 3,876,740 awards were made by the Order of the Red Star.
USSR. Order of the Red Star No. 2909034. The date of the award is 1944-45.
It was established by the Decree of the PresidiumThe date of the award is 1944-45 of the USSR on April 6, 1930. The Order of the Red Star was established to award for great merits in the defense of the USSR both in wartime and in peacetime, in ensuring state security. As of January 1, 1995, approximately 3,876,740 awards were made by the Order of the Red Star.
Germany, Third Reich. Tag for a greeting of heads of the third Reich. Were distributed to public for pleasure and delight expression on the occasion of arrival of the Fuhrer. It is produced in the typographical method, fastens to a stick. In perfect tune meets very seldom.
The Russian Empire. 1847. A badge of distinction for 15 years of immaculate service on the St. George Ribbon. Workshop "KK" - The Company of Heinrich-Wilhelm Kemmerer and Wilhelm Keibel, coat of arms of St. Petersburg, " 84 " on a needle.
Established on August 22, 1827, In the center of a wreath of oak leaves, Roman numerals XV-15 years corresponds to the number of years of immaculate service of an officer from the date of his enlistment. Cases on the award of the badge of distinction of immaculate service are conducted in the Capital of the Russian Imperial and Tsarist Orders, on the basis of the Establishment of the Chapter. Since May 1859, under the new statute, this Badge of Distinction has only been complained of for service of at least 40 years.
The Russian Empire is the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Russian bayonet, four-sided, for infantry and dragoon rifles of the Mosin system ( three-line ) of the 1891 model in an ersatz scabbard of the "Austrian" type. The bayonet was made by the Zlatoust Weapons Factory (the receiving brand "ПK"). The scabbard is made of tinned tin. Inside the scabbard there are two holding petal springs. It was used as a trophy in the Austro-Hungarian Army.
USSR. Badges of Excellent wokers of railway transport. Are founded on September 22, 1943 for the purpose of encouragement of especially caused a stir workers of railway transport. Awarded till 1957.
1.The excellent driver of the engine - 40
2 conductor - 40
3. the administrative worker - sold
4. the operator - (is sold)
5. reducer - sold
6. the technician on railway - 30 (brouken enamel) 7. driver 40 eur
Germany. Soldier's and non-commissioned officer's belt "GOTT MIT UNS", Prussia, sample 1895This copy is from the time of the First World War. The yarn is made of steel, it is rare! much less steel strands have been preserved in this state than those made of brass!! The leather of the belt is soft, the total length is 85 cm.
The belt was included with a combat knife lot 123465
Germany. Military knife. Made like front pins. Double-edged blade. Handle with two horny cheeks on two rivets. No manufacturer 's stamp. In very good condition. Small notches on the blade.
The knife was included with a belt lot 123004
Russian empire. Medal "in memory of the 25th anniversary of parochial schools". Established on may 28, 1909. Medals were awarded to: members of the Synod and all full-time officials of the Central and diocesan departments of the ecclesiastical Department who were on active service by June 13, 1909, rectors of theological seminaries and heads of diocesan ecclesiastical schools that had Church schools, doctors and teachers of Church schools; persons who were on Church-school service by June 13, 1909, but who had been on it for at least 10 years. The medal is made by a private firm.
Germany, The third Reich. Edelweiss - the sign for a kepi (feldmutsе) of mountain divisions of Wehrmacht and SS.
The sign was sewn on the left side on a kepi crown.
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.
1. 3 class № 44657, silver, d 28,29mm., weight 15g. - 290 euro.
2. 4 class, № 364, silver, d.28.22mm Weight 15g - reserv (wery smool namber)
3. 4 class, № 842274, silver, d.28.31mm Weight 15.4g - 250 euro. (XF+)
4. 3 class, No. 278397, white metal, 288.29mm. Weight 13.1 g - 350 euro (wery rare)
German. WWI time. "Graben-und Patrouillen Dolh" - a collective name for trench daggers and knives, as well as daggers and knives of scouts during World War I. The trench knife of the World War I period with the military acceptance hall-mark. Gottlieb Hammersfahr, Germany, Solingen. The handle is formed by two wooden cheeks with cuts. The blade is not chiseled, in very good condition. The scabbard is missing.
The Russian Empire. Badge of the 4th Grenadier Nesvizh Field Marshal General Prince Barclay de Tolly regiment. Approved on May 15, 1912. A sign in the form of a golden cross. In the center of the cross is a silver garnet with the letter "H"on it. On the horizontal rays of the cross are the monograms of the Emperors Paul I and Nicholas II. The vertical dates are 1797 and 1897. On the reverse of the lower beam, the name of the master is "AS". The sign is typed , three-level. Made by the company "CARTMAN"
The Russian Empire. Late 19th, early 20th century. The award block of an official is not lower than the 7th class of the table of ranks (court adviser, lieutenant colonel, captain of the second rank). The block consists of three awards: the badge of the Order of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir, 4th degree from the workshop of Julius Keibel. 1863-1882, a silver medal of the state coinage "In memory of Tsar Alexander III" and a bronze gilded medal "300 years of the House of Romanov."
Germany. The First World War. 1914-18. The sign "For injury" is "black" (Verwundetenabzeichen). It was issued until 1933. The" black " sign was issued for a wound of the limbs or a contusion.
The badges of Germany for wounds in three degrees ("gold"," silver "and" black") of the period of World War 1 (1914-1918) were introduced for military personnel of the German troops on March 3, 1918 by the German Emperor Wilhelm 2 (1888-1918).
Estonia. 1930-40 years. Award badge of the Estonian army "For excellent shooting" from a rifle of the I class. A sign in the form of a target in a wreath of oak leaves with an overhead rifle. Made in the workshop of Roman Tavast, Tallinn.
A very rare sign. In Soviet times, it was not encouraged to keep the awards of the bourgeois republic, and therefore they were actively destroyed by the population.
The Russian Empire. The badge of the Imperial Russian Fire Society (IRPO). The distinctive sign was established on June 8, 1901. The distinctive signs of the Imperial Russian Fire Society were gold, silver and bronze.
The right to wear the bronze badge is given to individuals who are full members of the society, as well as to the entire personnel of fire brigades and squads.
The distinctive sign is a wreath of oak and laurel branches with the Imperial Crown at the top and a folded ribbon at the bottom. In the middle of the ribbon, the letters " B "and" A " (Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich Honorary Chairman of the Imperial Russian Fire Society) are superimposed on each other. On the left of the ribbon are the letters "I. R." and on the right "P. O." (Imperial Russian Fire Society). In the middle are two crossed fire axes with a superimposed fire helmet. The badge was worn on the left side of the chest.