Soviet ensign uniform help

[seb16trs]

Hello gentlemen, I need some advices about a praporchtchik (ensign) naval service uniform.
I bought it on aukro ukraine, from Sebastopol.

I think it is genuine and worn, and nearly complete. Following the 1988 rules, it lacks two anchors on the lapels.

I believe our colleague KommandirRKKA could be of really good advice for these:

-does this jacket need its two anchors?
- what is the size (height) of the anchors (can't find them in the regulations, and there're several heights).

see drawing nr 125 (showing a summer parade uniform, maybe no anchors for service uniform?)




Many thanks for any data!

Sebastien

[seb16trs]

And the jacket:

(buttons dated 1981 or 1983, no factory markings inside...)

[Komandir RKKA]

This is senior michman service tunic, no anchors need here.

[seb16trs]

Hello, thank you for your comment. No anchor only for this grade level?

[Komandir RKKA]

Anchors used only with parade uniform.

[seb16trs]

Hello, sorry for this late answer, but thank you for these precise infos.

I suppose for a service uniform the visor cap will be with a black plastic chinstrap.

[Britian_Jacky]

i must ask.
How did you buy that in the ukraine during the crisis? the army for russia and ukraine are all over the place.

[seb16trs]

i must ask.
How did you buy that in the ukraine during the crisis? the army for russia and ukraine are all over the place.

Well, I'm a FSB spy here in mission to establish a complete list of collectors traitors, so when we'll have conquered the world, all colections will return to the motherland

No, I bought this stuff one year ago.

But I contacted one or two sellers in Ukraine, not in the eastern zone, and they weren't so worried about postage than that.

[Britian_Jacky]

haha but nice uniform man