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Badge "1st May".
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A friend asked me to post this:
Hi Guys, were there lots of different designs of Soviet May Day badges or was the same design used for several years? I have got this May Day Badge and judging by the quality or construction, etc. I would assume that it should be quite an early one? Is it possible to put a date on this one? Cheers, Torsten.


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#2
Is it possible that this "badge" is bulgarian? It looks like their manufacture...
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#3
Eric,

I am not convinced of the Bulgarian connection. Manufacturing-wise, it looks very 1950's to me.

Marc
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#4
My guess was 55-60, judging by the quality of maunfacture.
But that was just a guess, and I have no clue what the badge commemorates even.
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It does commemorate the 1st of May.
I was thinking of Bulgaria because of the "flat" front and the kind of metal. Icannot post a picture right now, but bulgarian badges/pins usually looked like this.
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