New!!! You Can Buy This Lot at a Fixed Price!!! See All Descriptions! Lot Contain: Silver Medal for Combat Merits No. 3176611, 1945. is a state award of the USSR to reward skillful, proactive and courageous actions involving the risk of life, contributing to the success of military operations against the enemies of the Soviet state. The medal "For Combat Merit" has the shape of a regular circle with a diameter of 31-32.5 mm (depending on the year of issue). The front side of the medal is bordered by a border 1 mm wide and 0.25 mm high. The reverse side of the medal is smooth. Until 1947, a serial number was printed on the reverse of the medal. However, according to paragraph 8 of Protocol No. 176 of the Secretariat of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated January 30, 1947, “further production of USSR medals, with the exception of the Gold Star medal of the Hero of the Soviet Union and the Hammer and Sickle medal of the Hero of Socialist Labor, is carried out without applying a number " The ear of such medals was stamped along with the medallion. Using an eyelet and a ring, the medal is connected to a pentagonal block covered with a gray silk moiré ribbon with two longitudinal golden stripes along the edges, 2 mm wide. Tape width - 24 mm. Until the fall of 1943, the medal was awarded on a rectangular block covered with a red ribbon. Obverse: On the front side of the medal in the upper part along the circumference there is the inscription “USSR” in depressed letters covered with ruby-red enamel. The width of the inscription “USSR” is 6 mm, the height of the letters is 2.5 mm. In the middle part there is a relief inscription in three lines: “FOR COMBAT MERIT.” The height of the letters is 3 mm. Under the inscription is a relief image of a rifle, with an attached bayonet and a released belt, crossed with a saber. The length of the rifle with bayonet is 23.2 mm, the length of the saber is 20 mm. Reverse: There are no inscriptions or images. The award number is stamped horizontally at the bottom. Material of manufacture: The medal was made of 925 silver . The total weight of silver in the medal (as of September 18, 1975) is 18.22 g. The total weight of the medal without a block is 19.725 ± 1.3 g. 2. "Guard Badge" The “Guard” badge was established on May 21, 1942 by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR “On the introduction of guards military ranks for military personnel of the guards units and formations of the Red Army and the Navy.” The author of the design of the sign is the artist S. I. Dmitriev. The “Guard” badge is an oval laurel wreath, the upper part of which is covered with a red banner deployed to the left of the staff . The banner bears the inscription in gold letters: “GUARDS”. In the middle of the wreath, on a white field, there is a red five-pointed star. The banner and star have a gilded rim. The flagpole is entwined with ribbon: the tassels in the upper part of the flagpole hang down onto the right branch of the wreath. At the bottom of the wreath there is a shield with the inscription in raised letters: “USSR” . The sign is metal and covered with gold. The banner panel and the star are covered with ruby-red enamel; the field bordered by a wreath is made of white enamel. The dimensions of the sign are 46 mm in height and 34 mm in width . In the middle of the reverse side of the sign there is a threaded pin with a nut for attaching the sign to clothing. 3. Photo (ID) of Captain Grigorchuk T.F. With Awards from left to right: Order of the Red Star Order Of the Red Star Medal for Combatant Merit Medal for Cambotant Merit Medal for the Victory of Germany Medal for Liberation of Belgrad All items in Excellent Condition! Careful Packing and Shipping from JMEDALS -Lithuania I'm do not Combine Shipping Good luck!