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Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.".
#71
Yes, I think the early type was made of silver except the attached red star.


Alfred Wrote:Seems to be a later issue. I have seen them also with serial numbers.

Andreas
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#72
The badge in wear.


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#73
Here is from my collection GTO 1935-1941


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#74
Here is few more 1941-1960; 1960-1972 and 1970s


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#75
Wow! About the completest collection I've ever seen.
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#76
I am still working on BGTO 1933-1941
Need few more badges, cannot find


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#77
Nice collection !
Never saw these badges in real, for which are you looking.

best regards
Andreas
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#78
Alfred Wrote:Nice collection !
Never saw these badges in real, for which are you looking.

best regards
Andreas

They are rare
I have these, they are also rare :D


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#79
and few more :D


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#80
Here is a 2nd Class numbered #19 that was made by the Enamel Factory of the Moscow Fellowship Of Artists. The Badge will date from around 1950-53. The white enamel has nearly all fallen off to be replaced by a splash of paint.


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