Russian WW2 Militaria

Soviet Air force badge of a specialist in the aviation engineering service (ИАС 5) 1949-1958 years More

USSR Ready for Labor and Defense GTO Badge, 1st level, Mondvor 1940 issue. The badge is made in Nickel-plated steel and hot-baked enamels measure 35 x 27.5 mm. The enamel and overall workmanship are of very high quality, typical of Soviet mint production.More

Badge - Ready for work and defense of the USSR, 1st level, Labor engraver factory, 1940. The badge is zinced steel with hot enamel made and measures 36 x 27.5 mm. The enamel and overall workmanship are of very high quality. The badge is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or chips.More

USSR Ready for Labor and Defense GTO Badge, 1st level, Mondvor 1940 issue. № 168006 The badge is made in Nickel-plated steel and hot-baked enamels measure 35 x 27.5 mm. The enamel and overall workmanship are of very high quality, typical of Soviet mint production.More

Ворошиловский стрелок-Voroshilov Marksman badge, OSOAVIAKHIM issue, 1st level, circa the 1938-39 year of issue nickel-plated steel, and hot enamels. It measures 40 mm in height and 30.6 mm in width. Excellent condition. The screw back is marked Мондвор 2439274 More

"USSR. "Voroshilov shooter" marksman badge. PRPK factory, 1932-1934. Steel, copper, and silver plating, enamel. Size 38x30 mm. Marked by a workshop on the screw "PRPK 86397" More

Order of the Red Star type 2 variety 1. Was made at the Moscow Mint in 1944. Excellent condition. More

military oath On Major of Justice Grigory Evelevich Belman, a serviceman of the military tribunal of the rear of the Southern Group of Army I am a citizen of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, joining the ranks of the Workers 'and Peasants' Red Army, I take an oath and solemnly swear to beMore

Author: С.Ф.More

Author: С.Ф.More

Small dinner plate of the Red Army. Diameter 19.5 cm More

A can of Lend-Lease sausages from USA - Kingan's Pork SausageMore

Overcoat for command personnel M 1942 in khaki color was introduced in 1942 in the Red Army for command personnel. Since March 1944, all the units of the Red Army began to receive khaki color overcoats. Overcoat without visible markings, in excellent condition.More