What do you think about the following Badges.
If somebody has opinions and Identifications on them, please let me know.
If somebody has opinions and Identifications on them, please let me know.
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Sorry, Pic of the back comes tomorrow.
Serial Numbered.
Some Moscow Maker, not Mint. a "No.11" is part of it. -
No.3
Moscow MintComment
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No.4 & 5
unknownComment
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No.6 & 7Comment
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No.8
seems it never had a pin on.Comment
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Another one.
The Flag is Latvian but on the Screw I can read a CCCP so mabe Latvian ssr or so?Comment
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Nico,
I can help with a few.
Badge in post #1 is for an "Honoured Worker of the Sea (deep water) Fleet" of the merchant navy and is from, I believe, the '50's.
Badge in post #3 is for "Excellence in Socialist Competition" from the '60's on.
Badge in post #6 is a merchant fleet uniform badge. It should have had, at one point, a standard pin back.
Hope this helps.
GregComment
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Post# 2 Fuerwehr absolventenabzeichen
Post# 4 "Finn" segel anstecknadelComment
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For No. 2 I found out that it is a Boat Class - Finn Clipper.Originally posted by vacollector View PostComment
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Some others.
No.9 something Belarus, but my translator is on Strike, what does it mean.
No.10 some OtlitshnikComment
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#6 is Bulgarian and is for a ham radio operator in the DOSO, an organization for younger folks that augmented the country's defenses. #9 is for a Deputy of the City Council. #10 is another "Excellence in Socialist Competition" (on the flag), but I can't quite make out all that is on the white banner below... what I can make out indicates it's for building.
GregComment
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Thanks so far. Later I'll try to make a better Pic.Originally posted by Greg Collins View PostComment
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11.
Honored Radioman of the USSR.
Found this version as a good one.
Now the question: in what period, this one was awarded.
I learned that there are some early silver ones and also Repros with the Details printed from the Back.Comment
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