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$1,600.00 |
Ushakov Medal, #13744, awarded in April 1955 to a Petty
Officer of the Black Sea Fleet. In excellent condition, and
includes original suspension complete with chain.
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$3,700.00 |
Nakhimov Medal, Var. 1 (with engraved serial number),
#1237, with a document, awarded in January 1945 to a
Naval Infantry Reconnaissance Scout. Serving as a
radio operator with a forward assault group, he showed
outstanding bravery in amphibious landings on German-held
islands in the Baltics, and in particular during the
storming of the Ruhnu Island in the Gulf of Riga. While
disembarking from the ship onto a row boat, his boat
capsized in strong gale in a subzero temperature.
Incredibly, he would not let go of his radio station and
ammunition while clinging to the overturned boat in raging
sea until he was rescued by the other marines. After
reaching the bank, instead of changing his ice-covered
clothes or trying to dry up, he immediately deployed the
radio station and established radio link with the ships
supporting the operation off shore. During the war, this
heroic sailor of Soviet Naval Spetsnaz earned two other
decorations for similar kind of seaborne assaults, as well
as Badge of Excellent Radio Operator. His award
commendations (copies of which are included) are among the
best we have seen for a naval infantryman. The medal is in
very fine to excellent condition.
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$1,900.00 |
Nakhimov Medal, Var. 2, #9685, awarded in April 1945 to a
Guards Sailor of the Black Sea Fleet, engine mechanic of the
Cruiser Krasnyi Kavkaz, the first Soviet warship to receive
the honorific title of a Guards Ship. He took part in all
the operations of this heroic ship starting from the earliest:
defense of Odessa and Sevastopol where the cruiser played
pivotal role and the December 1941 amphibious landing at
Feodosia, Crimea. On several occasions he showed bravery when
selflessly working on fire team or patching holes after the
ship was struck by enemy shells. The medal is in excellent
condition, an unusually nice example. Comes with a copy of the
award recommendation.
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$540.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 1 Var. 2 (with hand-engraved serial
number), #38968, circa early to mid-1942 issue. In very fine
to excellent overall condition; comes on original suspension.
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$475.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 1 Var. 3, #69315, awarded in August 1942
to State Security Junior Lieutenant, an officer of NKVD
Special Department (aka SMERSH) of the 307th Rifle Division,
Bryansk Front. According to the award recommendation, he
prevented a number of defections in the military unit he
watched and uncovered a number of "vile spies of fascism"
among the civilian population. He also showed personal bravery
in an infantry assault near Oryol when leading the troops by
example. The medal is in very fine condition and includes
complete original Type 1 suspension. Comes with archival
research. This is a highly unusual early award for a SMERSH
officer!
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$335.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 1 Var. 3, "Thick" Sub-variation, #97657,
awarded to a Reconnaissance Scout Private for a January 1943
raid behind the enemy lines in the Kaluga region (southwest of
Moscow). He took part in capturing a prisoner and provided
covering fire for his recon team while inside the German
trench. The medal is in very fine condition, an attractive
piece with original Type 1 suspension and ribbon. Comes with
archival research.
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$340.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 1 Var. 3, "Thick" Sub-variation,
#139516, awarded in February 1943 to a Mounted Reconnaissance
Corporal. During a raid behind the German lines near Kursk, he
and his detachment killed 8 Nazi soldiers and captured 3
wagons with valuable supplies. The medal is in very fine to
excellent condition, much better than average for a Type 1.
Comes with archival research.
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$330.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 1 Var. 3, #204967, awarded to a Senior
Sergeant in 1st Guards Airborne Division, Northwestern
Front. During the March 1943 liquidation of the Demyansk
Bulge, he was put in charge of two 75-mm gun crews that within
3 days destroyed 14 German pillboxes. The medal is in very
fine condition and includes complete, fully original Type 1
suspension. Comes with archival research.
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$95.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 2 Var. 1, #617044, circa late 1943. Note the low, 6-digit serial number. In very fine condition.
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$90.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 2 Var. 1, #844353, circa March - April
1944 issue.
Relatively scarce and early sub-variation with "short
armor" and 6-digit serial number. In very fine condition,
better than average for any WW2 Valor Medal - let alone the
"short armor" version.
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$85.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 2 Var. 1, #1372978, circa October - November 1944. Very fine to excellent example on original steel suspension.
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$60.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 2 Var. 1, #1526913, circa late 1944. An
attractive wartime piece in very fine overall condition. Comes
on original suspension with old, possibly original ribbon.
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$95.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 2 Var. 2 (U-shaped eyelet), #3384191, circa 1946-47 issue. An excellent, near perfect example on original suspension. Very uncommon in this condition.
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$80.00 |
Medal for Valor, Type 2 Var. 2 (U-shaped eyelet), #3583792,
circa 1946-47 issue. In very fine to excellent condition.
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$450.00 |
Medal for Combat Service, Type 1, Var. 2 (with engraved
number), #30084, circa 1942 issue.
In excellent condition and includes complete original
rectangular suspension from an early Variation 3 medal.
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$195.00 |
Medal for Combat Service, Type 1 Var 3, "Thick" sub-variation,
#202465, circa early 1943. Very fine to excellent example with
almost completely intact red lacquer in the letters. Comes on
original suspension with old, probably original ribbon.
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$195.00 |
Medal for Combat Service, Type 1 Var. 3, #96853, October 1942
issue to a Mortar Man Private for a series of actions near the
town of Staraya Russa (north of the Demyansk bulge.) After
killing as many as 100 Nazi soldiers, his mortar team was
dubbed "snipers" for precision of their fire. The medal is an
early "thick" version in very fine condition; comes on
original rectangular suspension. Archival research is
included.
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$280.00 |
Medal for Combat Service, Type 1 Var. 3, "Thick" version,
#60313, January 1943 issue to a Navy Master Chief Petty
Officer (Glavnyi Starshina) who served as an artist /
scenic designer of the Sailors Theater of the Northern Fleet.
The award was issued for decorating quarters of various
warships with anti-Nazi propaganda and satirical artwork, and
thus providing moral boost for their crews. The award
commendation is certainly among the most uncommon we have
seen! The medal is in superb condition. Archival research is
included.
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$160.00 |
Medal for Combat Service, Type 1 Var. 3, early "thick"
version, #225118, circa early 1943 issue. In very fine
condition and includes original suspension.
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$65.00 |
Medal for Combat Service, Type 2, Var. 1 (with curved down
hilt of the saber), #913123, circa early 1944 issue. In very
fine to excellent condition, a very attractive example on
original suspension. This medal was probably awarded well
before the mass length of service issue which started in late
1944.
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$60.00 |
Medal for Combat Service, Type 2, Var. 2, #1972232, circa
early 1945 issue. A superb example, practically impossible to
upgrade. Comes on original WW2 suspension.
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$45.00 |
Medal for Combat Service, Type 2, Variation 2, #2932184, circa
late 1944 - 1946 issue. A very nice late war - early post-war
example on original suspension.
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$25.00 |
Document for an unnumbered Combat Service Medal, 1965 issue.
In very good condition.
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$15.00 |
Armed Forces Veteran Medal, 1970s-80s. Variation with mint
mark to the eyelet. In superb condition.
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$35.00 |
Medal for Irreproachable Service in the Armed Forces, 1st cl. (for 20 Years of service), Variation 1 in Solid Silver, circa 1959-1960. In excellent, near mint condition. This medal is far less common than the regular silver-plated version.
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$5.00 |
Medal for Irreproachable Service in the Armed Forces, 1st cl.
(for 20 years of service), 1960s-1980s. In near mint
condition. Comes with original storage / issue box.
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$4.00 |
Medal for Irreproachable Service in the Armed Forces, 2nd cl.
(for 15 years of service), 1960s-80s. In near mint condition;
comes with original storage / issue box.
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$3.00 |
Medal for Irreproachable Service in the Armed Forces, 3rd cl.
(for 10 years of service), 1960s-1980s. In near mint
condition. Comes with original storage / issue box.
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$20.00 |
Document for a Medal for Irreproachable Service in the Armed Forces, 3rd cl., awarded in 1960 to a Sergeant Major. A relatively uncommon issue to an NCO for 10 years of uninterrupted service. In excellent condition.
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$75.00 |
Medal for Distinguished Military Service, 1st class, 1970s-
80s. In excellent condition.
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$45.00 |
Medal for Distinguished Military Service, 2nd class, 1970s-
80s. Excellent condition.
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$295.00 |
Medal for Strengthening Combat Cooperation, 1980s. In near
mint condition.
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