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. 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 emblem is an eagle (issuance of orders from the chapter). 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!!!
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 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. The award block consists of two medals: In memory of the War of 1812 and the 300th anniversary of the House of Romanov.
Native collection. Everything is original, ribbons, suspensions, medals. Attic storage, not washed, not cleaned.
The Russian Empire. Militia cross (cockade) during the reign of Emperor Alexander III (1881-1894)
"For Faith, Tsar and Fatherland"
Russian Emigration. The badge of the Russian National Union of War Veterans (RNSUV).
It was founded in 1936 by a group of officers led by General A.V.Turkul, who left the ROVS. By 1939, the RNSUV had departments in France, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Greece, Albania, Argentina, and Uruguay. With the death of General Turkul in 1957, the activities of the RNSUV ceased.
Russian Empire. The lanyard infantry to cold weapon of officers and military officials.
1. The small - eur. (sold)
2. The big - sold
3. From sable - 590 eur.
Germany. Magazine for the Walther pistol of various modifications and release periods.
All stores on WW2 are stamped with the military acceptance stamp of the 3rd Reich (WaA) and the manufacturer's code. 9mm parabellum
1.Walther P38 WWII with waffenamt (WaA) - 170 euros. 2.Walther P38 of the post-war period - 70 euros. 3.Walther P1 produced by GDR - 50 euros.
Walther PP 7,65mm
1.Walther PP WWII - 120 euros sold 2.Walther PP WWII - 120 euros sold 3.Walther PP WWII - 120 euros sold 4.Walther P 04 - 50 euros 5.Walther PP post-war - 70 (temporarily not) 6.Walther PP post-war with extension cord - 70 (temporarily not available)
7. Walther PP with extension cord - 130 eur. sold
Walther PPK 7,65 mm
1.Walther PPK WWII - 120 euros. 2.Walther PPK post-war issue - 70 euros. 3.Walther PPK post-war with extension cord - 90 euros (sold )
4. Walther PPK Manurhin (post- war issue) - 60 euro.
The Russian Empire. The insignia of the Order of St. Anne for foreigners. (sample from 1829-1911). The oficial sample. About 2,800 people were awarded the badge of this type.
This badge of distinction was awarded to foreigners who did not have a noble title and, by their position, were not eligible to receive the Russian order. This category mainly consisted of foreign nationals who accompanied foreign dignitaries during trips or visits to Russia.
The Russian Empire. A set of awards and documents addressed to private Yakov Martynovich Strumer of the 45th Infantry Azov Regiment, who was awarded the Insignia of the Military Order (St.George order) of the 4th class, number 84021, awarded to him on November 7, 1877 for his distinction in dealing with the Turks on the 7th of the same month and year in the village of Pyrgos ? (not legible).
EXTRA RARE !!!
Russian Empire. Bebut is a dagger of a soldier's curve of 1907. Manufactured by an arms factory in Zlatoust in 1911.
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 cover handle: wooden cheeks, painted black, riveted with two brass rivets. RARE EARLY VARIANT WITHOUT brass shackle bushing (appears since 1912). Wooden sheath, covered with leather, with a metal device. The device consists of a mouth, a bracket with a cord ring, on which the dagger is suspended to the waist belt and a tip (toe) ending with a ball.
There are Latin letters on the cheeks of the handle and the sheath clip - the code of the Finnish unit (JPI - Jona sapper battalion ???)
Russian Empire. An army dagger (Kinzal) of the Caucasian type, made at the Zlatoust arms factory in 1905 by order of the GAU (ГАУ). At the mouth there is a military stamp "2 B. 24 M.A.D.2" - 2 battery, 24 Mortar Artillery Division, weapons number according to the list of 50. Blade of diamond-shaped section with three lobes. On the obverse of the blade is the ZOF stamp and the year of release, on the reverse are the receiving stamps of the Main Artillery Directorate the capital letter "A" with the crown and simply "A." The handle of the traditional type for daggers, wooden, painted black, is attached with three "cloves." The scabbard is wooden, covered with black leather. The device is made of light bronze with gilding. A very rare and extremely interesting item for a true collector.
USSR. 1934-39 The badge "Voroshilovsky Red Army rifleman of the II stage" for the NKVD troops. On the reverse are the letters "NKVD".
The badge was introduced into the Red Army and the Red Navy by order of the USSR Strategic Missile Forces No. 92 dated June 8, 1934, to reward Soviet citizens who mastered small arms and successfully passed the relevant standards, including shooting with small arms. The Voroshilovsky Shooter badge was issued for passing the standards using the TOZ8 small-caliber sports rifle since 1933 and the TOZ9 with an open or diopter sight. In addition, the applicant was required to have good general physical training and active participation in the affairs of the defense organization.
A magnificent, beautiful sign, a chic grill under vitreous enamel. Very rare.
The Republic of Estonia. Star of the Order of the Eagle Cross for Civil Merit. The First Republic of 1928-40.
An eight-pointed silver diamond-cut star, on top of which is fixed the badge of the Order of the Eagle of the first degree. It was worn on the left side of the chest.
The Order of the Eagle with a star was mainly awarded to ambassadors and high-ranking guests (presidents, famous political figures who visited the Republic of Estonia).
Rare!
The Russian Empire. Badge of the Order of St. Vladimir, 4th degree with swords and a bow. The production period was after 1908. On the reverse of the eyelet is the stamp of the St. Petersburg assay chamber "56" with a female head in a cocoanut and the stamp of the manufacturer "A.R." (presumably Alexander Romanov). There are also control stamps "a woman's head in a cocoanut" on the hilt of the swords. The size of the sign has been increased.
A magnificent rare specimen.
The last photo was taken to compare the size with the capital sample.
Russian Empire. Order of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir 4th degree with swords and bow, for military merits. It was made in the Eduard workshop - the expanded name of the workshop on the reverse of the lower beam, the stamp on the upper beam of the VD reverse (Vera Dietwald)., a sign of adoption on the handles of swords (a woman's head in a kokoshnik) and 56 gold samples on the ear.
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" - Yiogan Keybel.
Russian Empire. Medal "In memory of the reign of Emperor Nicholas I" 1825-1855.
It was established on April 30, 1896, in memory of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Emperor Nicholas I. The bronze medal was awarded to all lower ranks who were in active service during the reign of Emperor Nicholas I.
More than 220,000 bronze medals were minted at the St. Petersburg Mint.
