Russian Empire. Special signs for shoulder straps of officers and civil servants.
1.Size 13 * 13 mm. - €10
2. and 3. Size 26.5 * 21 mm. - 70 EUR per 1 pc.
4. Size 27 * 27 mm. - €70
5. Size 34 * 27.5 mm. - €80
Russian Empire. The sign on shoulder straps and epaulets of the officers having a rank of the military pilot. It is most highly approved on June 24, 1913.
Russian Empire. Signs of distinction (cipher on births of troops and military specialties) of the Russian Imperial Army for the shoulder straps and epaulet of lower ranks and officers. Very rare.
1. Aeronauts. The size 34*28mm - 200 euros
2. Broneotryada (division of armored cars) Size 38,3*28,2mm. - 200 euros
3. Automobile company. Size 33,60*26mm. The wheel is broken off. - 30 euros
4. Telegraph operators and operators. Size 30*26,8mm. - 150 euros - new made pins
5. Aircraft. Size 24,8*40mm. - 150 euros -sold
6. Antiaircraft and machine-gun motor-parts. Size 48*36mm. - 270 euros
7. Automobile company 33*26mm - 70euros - sold
Russian Empire. Russian Empire Army epaulettes
Digit "7" Size 34 * 11 mm.
Number "2" Size 35 * 14 mm.
The price of one "digit" is indicated.
Russian Empire. Early 20th century. A pair of special signs (emblems) for epaulettes of pilots.
Russian Empire. Sign of the 190th Infantry Ochakovsky Regiment for the lower ranks. Established on August 19, 1912. Regimental holiday on August 16. Seniority since January 4, 1804. On a silver wreath of oak and laurel branches, the Ochakovsky cross is superimposed on top of which is an imperial eagle under a crown with a shield on its chest. In the shield "100." On the nut "Eduard."
Russian Empire. Sign for the lower ranks of the 132nd Bender Infantry Regiment. Composite sign: a wreath of St. George ribbons made of white metal with the remains of gilding and black mastic on which the state emblem-eagle is superimposed, below which the emblem of the city of Bandera with the emblems of Paris, Kyiv and Turkish superimposed on it. On the sides of the eagle are the St. George banners of the regiment.
The Russian Empire. The breastplate of the 206th Salyan Infantry Regiment of His Imperial Highness the Heir of the Tsarevich of the regiment.
You are presented with one of the most famous copies in the WORLD!!! UNIQUE!!!
This symbol is represented in the collection Patrikeev S. B and Boynovich A. D. "badges of Russia," vol. III, Fig. No. 4.2.162. page 252.
Approved on June 02, 1912.
The sign is in the form of a silver wreath of laurel and oak branches. Inside the wreath is a silver oxidized anchor, wrapped with a gold anchor rope. The anchor has a combined monogram of the emperors Alexander I (silver) and Nicholas II (gold). Below the monogram is a scroll with a gold number " C " covered with green enamel, inside which is a gold cross "For service in the Caucasus". The sign is crowned with a golden imperial crown with flowing ribbons covered with red enamel, with the golden dates "1805" and "1905".
1798 January 1. A soldier's team was formed for the ships of the Caspian Flotilla. In 1805 by multiplying the number of vessels of the Caspian flotilla of the aforesaid Soldier's team and mouth, separated one from 1, 2, 3 and 4th Marine regiments, formed originally in Kronstadt, and finally in Astrakhan, Astrakhan for the needs of the military port and the Admiralty, the Caspian sea battalion, consisting of four musketeer mouth. Since 1812, in the city of Baku, except for one garrison battalion, a marine was formed, assigned to land on the flotilla, " in order to prevent the construction of a shipyard in the Persian ports and to destroy all Persian ships of military design that would dare to sail on the Caspian Sea." 30.12.1908 - the 262nd infantry reserve Salyan Regiment of His Imperial Highness the Heir of the Tsarevich, the 7-10th companies of the 1st Warsaw and 3rd Kovno fortress infantry regiments are combined into the 262nd Infantry Salyan Regiment of His Imperial Highness the Heir of the Tsarevich
20.02.1910 - the 206th Infantry Salyan Regiment of His Imperial Highness the Heir of the Tsarevich Grand Duke Alexey Nikolaevich.
In the summer of 1914, the 206th Salyan Infantry Regiment, together with the 205th Shamakhi Regiment, formed the 1st Brigade of the 52nd Infantry Division of the 3rd Caucasian Army Corps. Until 1914, the regiment was stationed in the city of Baku.
The Russian Empire. Officer's badge of the Kronstadt Fortress.
Established on January 14, 1904.
The base of the sign is a wreath of laurel and oak leaves, on which a fortress weapon is superimposed. On top of the sign is the combined monogram of the Emperors Peter the Great and Nicholas II under the imperial gilded crown. Below the monogram are crossed halberds and a shovel, which are superimposed with the old coat of arms of Kronstadt made in the finifti technique with the inscription "Kronshlot" at the bottom. Below is a tape with the dates "1704-1904".
The Russian Empire. Officer's badge of the Kronstadt Fortress.
Established on January 14, 1904.
The base of the sign is a wreath of laurel and oak leaves, on which a fortress weapon is superimposed. On top of the sign is the combined monogram of the Emperors Peter the Great and Nicholas II under the imperial gilded crown. Below the monogram are crossed halberds and a shovel, which are superimposed with the old coat of arms of Kronstadt made in the finifti technique with the inscription "Kronshlot" at the bottom. Below is a tape with the dates "1704-1904".
The Russian Empire. Officer's breastplate (regimental) badge of the Sveaborg Fortress. Approved on March 30, 1908.
The badge is a golden wreath of laurel and oak leaves, topped with an oxidized double-headed eagle under a golden Imperial crown. In the eagle's paws is a naval flag and a huys. In the center of the wreath is a silver shield with the inscription "Sveaborg" and the image of the monument. Under it are two crossed cannons, a shovel, an axe, two rifles, lightning bolts, and a mine. At the bottom of the sign is a red ribbon with gold dates "1808" and "1908".
Sveaborg (Sweden. Sveaborg — "Swedish fortress") or Suomenlinna (Fin. Suomenlinna — "Finnish fortress"), is a bastion system of fortifications on the islands near the Finnish capital Helsinki. Administrative district of the city of Helsinki. From the XVIII to the middle of the XX century, the fortifications protected Helsingfors from the sea, from the 1960s-the museum and the residential area.
The Russian Empire. Officer's breastplate (regimental) badge of the Sveaborg Fortress. Approved on March 30, 1908.
The badge is a golden wreath of laurel and oak leaves, topped with an oxidized double-headed eagle under a golden Imperial crown. In the eagle's paws is a naval flag and a huys. In the center of the wreath is a silver shield with the inscription "Sveaborg" and the image of the monument. Under it are two crossed cannons, a shovel, an axe, two rifles, lightning bolts, and a mine. At the bottom of the sign is a red ribbon with gold dates "1808" and "1908".
Sveaborg (Sweden. Sveaborg — "Swedish fortress") or Suomenlinna (Fin. Suomenlinna — "Finnish fortress"), is a bastion system of fortifications on the islands near the Finnish capital Helsinki. Administrative district of the city of Helsinki. From the XVIII to the middle of the XX century, the fortifications protected Helsingfors from the sea, from the 1960s-the museum and the residential area.
Russian Empire. The badge of the Imperial Nikolaev Military Academy is established 14.06.1866. Until 1911 it was called the Imperial Nikolaev Academy of the General Staff. The state coat of arms lies on a wreath of oak and laurel leaves. Typesetting sign, multilevel. Master VD stigma? not very clearly visible. On the substrate "Eduard," "VD" and the sign of adoption.
In very good condition.
All details are original.
WITHOUT TAPE!!!
Warehouse condition or Used. The photo is informative. Items may not match in detail, please request an additional photo.
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, No. 270921, white metal.XF+, Of 28.28 mm. Weight 12.7g - 350 euro.
2. 4 class. No. 1296058. white metal. XF. D 28.09mm. Weight 12.6g - 250 euro. reserv
3. 3rd degree. No. 280688. silver, privately minted. The brand of the master "ЯK", 84 test. Condition VF+. d. 29.01 mm. weight 12g. - 290 euros.
4. 4 class, without number, silver 84 samples. Private cheque. Name of "NP" master. XF+. D 28,29mm. Weight 11.2g - 290 euro.
Russian Empire. 1908. The ball token-shoulder of the second lieutenant with the encryption "VldM" - the Vladivostok fortress mine battalion. Until 1907 - Vladivostok Fortress Mine Company. On the roar there is a gift inscription: In memory of "Seryozha" Tanichka 19.06.1908
Russian Empire. Early 20th century. Badge of the Order of St. Stanislav 3rd degree of the workshop of the company "Edward." On the reverse of the upper blade of the cross, the name of the master "VD" is Vera Ditwald. On the ear is a test stamp of gold products until 1908 "56 and a woman's head in a kokoshnik."
The Russian Empire. 1916-21 Badge of the Order of St. Anna, 2nd degree with swords. Workshop "Eduard", The stamp on the reverse of the lower beam "B" and "K". (Vera Ditmar and Kapitul).
The Order of St.Anna 2nd step. with swords, officers of the tsarist army (as well as the white army) were awarded with the rank of captain at least.
Very rare. Excellent preservation.
Russian Empire. Bebut - a dagger of the crooked soldier pattern of 1907. Made by the Artinsky Arms Plant in 1916.
The blade is steel, slightly curved, with two narrow lobes on each side. The handle is figured, narrow in the middle part. Installation of the overhead handle: wooden cheeks painted in black, riveted with two brass rivets. The upper rivet also holds the brass shank sleeve (appearing since 1912). Sheath wooden, covered with leather, with a metal device. The device consists of a mouth, a bracket with a cord ring, on which a dagger is hung to the waist belt and a tip (cape) ending in a ball.
Russian Empire. Badge for graduating from the Imperial Forestry Institute - a higher educational institution of the Russian Empire, created on the basis of the Practical Forestry School. The first forest university in Russia, founded in 1803. A sign in the form of a silver-plated wreath of oak and laurel branches with a gold-plated state double-headed eagle superimposed under the imperial crown.