Cased Bulgarian Orders & Medals

Mozzabloke · 10-24-2004, 11:40 AM

Does anyone have details of which communist orders & medal were awarded cased? I am trying to collect the cased version of awards but am not sure which ones came in a case originaly.

Thanks

Mark

bayoswede · 10-24-2004, 12:58 PM

Hi, at least I can help you with the ones that I have in my collection,
hopefully collectors with greater collections will know more!
I can post pics of the cases if you want?

1. 20 Year in MVR 10-9-44-1964 class I ?
2. Bulgaria 1300 years 681-1981 ( I have two different medals in diff cases)
3. Order of the Republic class II
4. 30 Year in MVR 44-1974
5. Order of peoples liberty 1941-44 class III
6.Order of St Cyrlius and Methodius class I
7. Medal for "Bulgaria" 25 Years 1944-1969
8. Medal for Labour glory ? Class II (silver)
9. Order of Labour Class II

well thats it hope it gave something
Best regards from Sweden
Christer :)
6.
4.

new world · 10-24-2004, 05:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mozzabloke

Does anyone have details of which communist orders & medal were awarded cased? I am trying to collect the cased version of awards but am not sure which ones came in a case originaly.

Thanks

Mark

Mark,

all Bulgarian awards - even simple medals - were awarded cased. There are different versions of cases, depending on the period.

Regards,
William

Mozzabloke · 10-25-2004, 04:24 PM

OK, Thanks guys.

Mark

drh · 03-28-2005, 02:44 PM

Hi,

My Bulgarian friend told me that common medals were cased when given to 'important' people otherwise they were in a paper envelope.

Perhaps 'common' medals are rare.... if you get my gist.

drh

redmedals · 03-28-2005, 06:26 PM

Hi
This comment is indeed correct presentation cases for the common medals are scarcer than the medals themselves as they were only given cased to people of consequence. Pretty much all of the Orders and Titles were cased and for these pieces the old wood cases with the brass latch are scarcer than the commonly found cardboard cases and later large generic Plastic cases.
Ron

10-24-2004, 11:40 AM	#1
Mozzabloke Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Sheffield, England Age: 49 Posts: 104	Cased Bulgarian Orders & Medals Does anyone have details of which communist orders & medal were awarded cased? I am trying to collect the cased version of awards but am not sure which ones came in a case originaly. Thanks Mark

10-24-2004, 12:58 PM	#2
bayoswede Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Sweden Age: 66 Posts: 53	Cased Bulgarian Orders & medals Hi, at least I can help you with the ones that I have in my collection, hopefully collectors with greater collections will know more! I can post pics of the cases if you want? 1. 20 Year in MVR 10-9-44-1964 class I ? 2. Bulgaria 1300 years 681-1981 ( I have two different medals in diff cases) 3. Order of the Republic class II 4. 30 Year in MVR 44-1974 5. Order of peoples liberty 1941-44 class III 6.Order of St Cyrlius and Methodius class I 7. Medal for "Bulgaria" 25 Years 1944-1969 8. Medal for Labour glory ? Class II (silver) 9. Order of Labour Class II well thats it hope it gave something Best regards from Sweden Christer :) 6. 4.

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