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Badge "Order Guard".
#1
Guys,
Any idea what the rarity of this Latvian Badge is?
And it's correct translation.
It is described in German as being a Dienstabzeichen der Ordnungswächter Lettlands aus den 40iger Jahren.

Eddie.


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#2
Definitely a Latvian Druzhinik badge. These were for "volunteer" police helpers (unarmed) who kept order at public events. It is not 1940s though but 1960s.

Shawn
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#3
Finally snagged a "Kartibas Sargs" (Druzhinnik ) badge the other day. Somewhat difficult to find- especially at a reasonable price (I've seen these go for $60 and that, to me, is just too much). Found this one for a whole lot less... comparably priced to other heavy alloy Druzhinnik badges. It's numbered 27555.


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