俄國 - 獎品 - USSR WW-2 Rewards. - 1944

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WW-2 USSR

1#

A highly collectible, 100% original WW2 Soviet Red Army soldier’s identity booklet (Krasnoarmeyskaya Knizhka).

Rare Military Specialization (Chemical Troops):A major highlight of this booklet is the officially recorded, highly unusual military specialization. The entries document that the soldier served in the Soviet Chemical Troops .

Finding original front-line documents from WW2 chemical defense, flame-throwing, or smoke-screen units is exceptionally difficult.

This rare specialized service record significantly increases the historical importance and museum-level value of this document.

This document served as the primary ID for Soviet soldiers on the front lines.

Finding an original booklet from the war period in this outstanding, intact condition is extremely rare, as most were destroyed, lost in battle, or heavily worn.

Combat Path:

3rd Belorussian Front (Europe): Participated in the liberation of Belarus, Lithuania, and the assault on Königsberg (1944–1945).

1st Far Eastern Front (Asia): Secretly redeployed by rail to Manchuria; fought against the Japanese Kwantung Army in August 1945.Military

Award: Medal "For Battle Merit" (Медаль «За боевые заслуги»). Entries include specific dates and military unit order numbers (with the letter "н" for the award list)

.Personal Weapon: Mosin Rifle (7.62mm caliber). Registered under a unique serial number (typically 2 letters and 4 digits, e.g., BF 4321), stamped with the production year and verified by the officer's signature.

Key Features & Condition:
Condition: Exceptional museum-quality preservation. The paper is crisp, the staples and cover are intact, and there is no major water or structural damage.

Historical Entries : The booklet contains original, period-correct handwritten entries, stamps, and signatures.
It documents the soldier's personal details, assigned military unit, weapons issued, and service record.

Collector's Value:
Unlike officer logbooks, these standard soldier booklets were meant to be carried in uniform pockets through trenches and battles.
A specimen in such excellent, readable condition with all its pages is a top-tier centerpiece for any Soviet WW2 militaria collection.


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2#

Combat Medal.

USSR. Medal "For Battle Merit" (За боевые заслуги) – WW2 Period, Numbered, Beautiful Patina, 100% Original Ribbon & Mount

Description :An excellent, 100% authentic collector's piece: the Soviet Medal "For Battle Merit" (Медаль «За боевые заслуги») from the World War II period.

Based on its design and serial number type, this medal was manufactured and awarded between June 1943 and 1945.

This specific piece is in outstanding, untouched condition, making it a premium addition to any Soviet militaria or WW2 collection.

Key Features & Condition:
Material: Solid 925 Sterling Silver with original red enamel inlays in the letters (enamel is fully intact)

.Serial Number: Fully legible, stamped on the reverse. The presence of the serial number makes this medal eligible for official archival research.

Connection Ring : Uncut and original.
This is a crucial indicator that the medal has never been tampered with, separated from its mount, or restored.

■ Magnetic steel .

■ Early-type pin — Worn on the front lines .

■ Textbook example

Mount : Period-correct pentagonal suspension mount with its original WW2-era ribbon.

Appearance: Features a stunning, deep, natural dark silver patina that builds up over decades. The medal has never been cleaned or polished, preserving its historical integrity and value.

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3#

An authentic World War II historical artifact: an original Soviet soldier’s pocket-sized photograph (6x9 cm) featuring a handwritten ink dedication on the reverse side.

This poignant piece of history is dated May 4, 1945—just days before the official Victory in Europe Day, right at the moment of the capitulation of Nazi Germany.Inscription on the back (written in vintage ink):"На долгую и добрую память другу фронтовому Куданову А.А....."(Translated: "In long and kind memory to my frontline friend Kudanov A.A.....")Dated: 4.05.1945

Item details:Format: 6x9 cm (classic wartime pocket size).

Condition: Authentic vintage condition with natural signs of age.

The paper shows beautiful aging and patina on the back.
The handwriting and ink are period-correct.

Historical Value: Perfect for collectors of WWII memorabilia, Soviet military history.


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4#

The "Guard" badge is an official military decoration for personnel serving in Guard units and formations.

History and significance:

Date of establishment: May 21, 1942, in the USSR, by a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet.

Designer: Artist S. I. Dmitriev.

Purpose:
The badge indicates that a military unit or ship has been awarded the honorary title of "Guard" for combat distinction.

Made in USSR.
Collectible condition [ UNC- not worn/ not used].

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