The flare gun which is specially developed in Finland for the Air Force of the northern states. Gives light-noise signals at a wrecking. Is included in the survival package at ejection from the plane.
The flare gun which is specially developed in Finland for the Air Force of the northern states. Gives light-noise signals at a wrecking. Is included in the survival package at ejection from the plane.
Germany. Revolver gas and noise in caliber 6,5mm. It is used for passive self-defense and training of guard dogs. It isn't recommended to use in the enclosed space.
USSR. Order of the Patriotic War, 1st class No. 6276
The Order of the Patriotic War is awarded to members of the rank and file and commanding staff of the Red Army, Navy, NKVD troops and partisan detachments who showed bravery, fortitude and courage in the battles for the Soviet Homeland, as well as military personnel who contributed to the success of the combat operations of our troops.
The award of the Order of the Patriotic War is made by Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. The Order of the Patriotic War consists of two degrees: I and II degrees. The highest degree of the order is the First degree.
Luger P08
Russian Empire. The badge of the Order of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir of the 4th degree with dark blue enamel. St. Petersburg, 1860s. Keibel Firm. Hallmarks on the back of the badge of the order: on the ear - a sample of metal "56" with the city hallmark of St. Petersburg; at the ends of the cross under the enamel, at the top - the State emblem (capital order sign), at the bottom - the nominal stamp "IK" - Yulius Keibel. Very rare.
The Russian Empire. Mid-19th century. Badge of the Order of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir, 3rd class, Wilhelm Keibel workshop. On the reverse of the lower beam, the stamp of the master "WK" is Wilhelm Keibel, on the upper beam the state emblem of the eagle is the sign of the capitular order. On the ear is a metal sample "56" and the city coat of arms of St. Petersburg with the date "186?". Excellent condition!!! Very rare!!!
The lot contains photos of the reverse in different lighting conditions; daylight and artificial, which affects the background color of the central medallion - black or dark blue.
Russian Empire. Orden of the St. Vladimir of the 4th degree. St.-Petersburg, 1873-1882. Keybel. Brands on about. Art. of the badge of an award: on an ear — test of 56 metal with a city brand of St.-Petersburg; on the ends of a cross under enamel, above — the State Emblem, below — a personalized brand of "IK" - Julius Keibel. Very rare.
The Russian Empire. Badge of the Don Cossack army for officers. Approved on February 18, 1912.
The sign has the shape of a silver wreath of laurel and oak branches tied with a ribbon. Inside the wreath is the coat of arms of the Don Cossacks, crowned with the royal crown, from behind which four golden banners with state eagles are visible. On the lower part of the wreath is superimposed the badge of the Order of St. George on a ribbon with the golden dates "1570" and "1870".
The Russian Empire. St. George's Cross of the 4th class No. 531426. Awarded to Mikhail Alekseevich Savitsky (1890-1984). XXV Corps aviation detachment, senior non-commissioned officer, pilot. For the fact that during our enemy attack on 07/25/1916, with the strongest wind and rain and among thunderclouds, I carried out reconnaissance of the movements and location of particularly annoying enemy batteries on an airplane under heavy enemy fire, in front of everyone, including the Corps Commander. Such dashing aerial reconnaissance made it possible to correctly direct the fire of our artillery and provided essential assistance to our attacking infantry in the success achieved on 07/25/1916. (he was also awarded the 3rd class No. 119967 and the 2nd class No. 30543)
Mikhail Alekseevich Savitsky (1890-1984) - an outstanding Soviet military pilot, engineer, initiator of the organization of the production of parachutes in the USSR. In 1916 he graduated from the Gatchina school of military pilots. In the Civil War, he commanded an air squad. In the 30s, he headed the country's first parachute laboratory at the Air Force Research Institute, then he was the director of parachute plant No. 1 of the USSR NKLP. Under direct supervision, parachutes PL 1, PN 1, PD 1, Author of many scientific papers were developed. He was awarded the orders of the Red Banner, the Red Banner of Labor, the Red Star, the medal of the Partisan of the Patriotic War of the 2nd degree (for the development of the parachute PD 1 and PT 1). Awarded the diploma of Tissandier (FAI).
The last two photos are shared on the Internet.
The Russian Empire. Medal "In memory of Emperor Nicholas I for former pupils of military educational institutions".
It was established on October 29, 1896. The medal was awarded to former pupils of military educational institutions who studied there on the day of the death of Emperor Nicholas I. The circulation of more than 4,000 medals.
Russian Empire. Medal "In memory of the Coronation of Emperor Nicholas II." Established May 26, 1896. All active duty class and military ranks were awarded, as well as those present and taking part in the preparations for the celebrations. In total, 151,000 medals were minted at the S-Petersburg Mint. Worn on the chest on the ribbon of St. Andrew the First-Called.
Russian empire. Award medal in memory of the 300th anniversary of the reign of the Romanov dynasty 1613-1913.
Russian Empire. The sign "For excellent firing" from a rifle of the 1st degree. It is founded on August 6, 1909. The sign is type-setting, from three elements - a wreath with an inscription, the crossed rifles and a monogram of the emperor Nicholas II under a crown.
Russian empire. Badge of The Volyn life guard. The period of the Provisional Government (1917). The basis of the sign is a silver wreath of palm branches and wheat ears. In the center of the wreath is a silver figure of a soldier in the uniform of the Volyn life guard, holding a banner covered with red enamel in his right hand. The soldier leans on the shoulder of a woman in a national Russian costume, representing Free Russia, with his left hand. The woman holds her right hand on an oval shield with a convex inscription "February 27, 1917" . in her left hand, the woman holds a Laurel branch. At the bottom of the wreath is a ribbon with a convex inscription "VOLYNETS". Soldiers of the reserve battalion of the life guard of the Volyn regiment who directly participated in the February events of 1917, the badge was issued with the name and surname of the recipient engraved before the word "Volynets". On this sign-the surname of the awardee -A.L.Hohrjakov
Bayonets and bayonet knives from different countries and manufacturers. Always in stock!!! Ask for additional information.
The Russian Empire. The badge of the Order of St. Annas of the 2nd class with swords. The years 1908-1915. The badge was made by the jewelry company "Eduard". On the reverse of the upper beam is the stamp of the workshop "VD". On the lower "Edward". On the ear is the assay stamp of the St. Petersburg tent after 1908 - "56", a woman's head in a cocoanut.On the hilt of the swords and the earring of the pendant is a badge of satisfaction (a woman's head in a cocoanut).
A magnificent example of a late capitular sign. Perfect preservation.
The Russian Empire. Order of St. Stanislaus, 3rd degree. On the reverse of the lower beam, the mark of the master "IK" is Johann Keibel, on the upper beam the state coat of arms is an eagle (issue of orders from the chapter). On the ear is the stamp "coat of arms of St. Petersburg ", and "56". Excellent preservation!
The pressed folder case is covered with dark red calico. On the lid is an embossed inscription in gold paint "Badges of the Order of St. Peter the Great.Stanislava of the 3rd degree"
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 badge and ribbon are enclosed in a case covered with red calico with the national coat of arms, an eagle, on the lid, embossed with gold paint.
The Russian Empire. Order of St. Stanislaus, 3rd class.
On the reverse of the lower beam is the stamp of the master "IK" - Julius Keibel — supplier of the Chapter of Orders in 1864-1882, on the upper beam is the state coat of arms - an eagle (issued from the Chapter of Orders). On the ear is the stamp "coat of arms of St. Petersburg and 1868", and on the second stamp "56".
Excellent preservation! With an annual stamp on the ear is extremely rare!!!
