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Re: How to display Soviet awards
Nice displays, Kiwi!
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http://www.soviet-awards.com/forum/s...groups-12.html These are all pictures of the groups in their cases with the lids off (you can take off the front by removing some pins in the sides, a fairly convenient system). The first group (Trofimov) is in a 12 x 16 and all the rest are in 12 x 8 cases. Everything fits very nicely. -Alex |
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#812 |
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: UAE
Age: 58
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
the cases are all glass fronted and a held in place with 4 pins, so are easy to remove and I have about 5 different sizes to fit everything from individual orders with booklets (6X8) through to larger frames up to (20x14) as well as divided cases for individual medals
I have found this is a good and cost effective way of both displaying as well as protecting my collections kiwi |
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#813 |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Cajun Country
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
Alex and Kiwi,
First off, your diplays are not only interesting but have settled a question I've had for a while - whether or not to diplay order books opened or closed, and closed it shall be. Now for the basic question from either of you: where do you find these cases because I could use all sizes of them? Also, can they be hung on a wall? They seem like the perfect answer for medals and badges since my binders work best for documents and medals keep falling out. Thanks guys, Phillip
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Republic of Finland
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
I always keep my order books closed. I think if you mount them open, it will put stress to the binders and "back" of the book, causing it to break after a while.
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Location: Naples, Florida, USA
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
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There are many options such as copying only pertinent info, reducing the copy size, or even photoshopping the copies to optimize the display. ![]()
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Spain
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
Very beautiful your Odessa and Sevastopol medals !!!!
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
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![]() ![]() ![]() Kidding aside, that really is a great idea, especially if you are trying to conserve space in the frame. Phillip
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#818 |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
Hey KiwiUSSR,
I like the Glories. Wow! Are they all 3rd class? Great research potential. Alot of German blood has been spilled to earn those beauties! |
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Naples, Florida, USA
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Re: How to display Soviet awards
Wow. I can't even tell which is which. I'm guessing the inside is the copy (since you'd not want the original contents damaged/faded by UV light).
Are these displayed vertically normally?
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