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Old 07-13-2010, 07:20 PM   #941
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Re: How to display Soviet awards

The "Badge" is different from the "Star". I believe the "Badge" was an early governmental award whereas the "Star" was awarded after membership of some "society" or "programme" or "club" a few years later. I have a poster sized document "under the furniture" next time I can drag it out I'll see about borrowing a camera. Attached is a photo of a "Badge" being worn. On the extreme right (to our point of view).
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Old 07-14-2010, 03:54 AM   #942
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Re: How to display Soviet awards

I know what you talking about, don't you worry. The first pattern (emisison) of Partisan badge. Replased in 50s by this star and the star which were given to neary everyone is star with Dimitriev head on it. The first one didn't go to frame, simply cos if it did, I had to start looking for first pattern of Hungarian one with parachute. I have seen things, I would prefer to have for that money.
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Old 07-19-2010, 03:56 PM   #943
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Re: Moving Some Stuff, Took a Family Portrait

Very nice looking display. Thanks Clete
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Old 07-19-2010, 05:18 PM   #944
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Very nice collection!
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Old 07-19-2010, 08:05 PM   #945
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Re: Storing medals

In case of a fire at my house, I have everything in a big plastic box to carry out first.
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Old 07-19-2010, 09:07 PM   #946
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Re: Moving Some Stuff, Took a Family Portrait

So many more needed to flesh it out, haha.
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Old 07-20-2010, 10:28 PM   #947
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Managed to frame my partisans' decorations, did I forgot any? exept that 'nice' soviet medals
Wow, that is really a nice and professional looking display with some uncommon badges. I especially like that you found a full-size Hungarian partisan badge.

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Old 07-20-2010, 10:35 PM   #948
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Re: How to display Soviet awards

This seemed like the best choice for where to post my question about this ribbon and any others with a similar problem. The pictures are of a Czech SNB medal I just got in whose ribbon is rather "scrunched" up from the way it was packed during shipment.

Does anyone have a suggestion about how to go about smoothing the ribbon out? There's not enough to use an iron on (and I would worry about damage). Just hanging it by the pin doesn't look like it will fix the problem because the medal does not weigh very much. I could pin it stretched out, but it would look odd. Any thoughts?

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Re: How to display Soviet awards

Phillip,

Let it hang. With a little time and weight, gravity works wonders

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This seemed like the best choice for where to post my question about this ribbon and any others with a similar problem. The pictures are of a Czech SNB medal I just got in whose ribbon is rather "scrunched" up from the way it was packed during shipment.

Does anyone have a suggestion about how to go about smoothing the ribbon out? There's not enough to use an iron on (and I would worry about damage). Just hanging it by the pin doesn't look like it will fix the problem because the medal does not weigh very much. I could pin it stretched out, but it would look odd. Any thoughts?

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You might try steam. If you have a tea kettle you could hold it in front of the spout while the water is boiling to get it to smooth out and then try pressing it under some heavy books.
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