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Badge "Shockworker Of The Stalinist Campaign".
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And lastly, the Ударнику railway badge.

Question: Were these given out to pratically everybody who worked on any aspect of the Stalin-era trains, or were they more for a certain type of railroad worker? I just know that they are fairly common.

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Phillip


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Keith Wrote:Hello,

These are the eight railway proficiency badges that I have seen. Please note these are only the proficiency badges.

Paravoznik - Engineer
Dvizhenetc - Traffic Contoller
Puteetc - Track Maintenance
Administrator - Administrator
Vostannovitel - Reconstruction
Stroitel - Builder
Vagonnik - Car Maintenance Worker
Svazist - Signalman

Does anyone have any more to add to the list?
Does anyone have any estimated prices for these items? It seems like the common ones are $20-$35, while the rare ones (Signalman and Administrator) are $35-$60. The price for the documents seems to be about the same as the price for the badge. If anyone agrees or disagrees, I would love to know.

Thanks,
Keith

Hi Keith,

These 8 badges ALWAYS were unnnumbered. There were more than 3 types of each of them. At least they never were solid Silver ones. Serial number and Silver as material are features of early Honored Railwayman badges.

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#23
Keith, and as for the prices - well, that just depends on where you are looking. It seems to me that the documents tend to sell for more than the actual badges (given that both are authentic of course) and for more than $60. Some "wingnuts" are trying to get $200-300 for the booklets...:yow

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#24
How about these ones ?

Jens


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#25
I don't see any problems with both.
BTW, the first one is rare.
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ericlida Wrote:I don't see any problems with both.
BTW, the first one is rare.

Good catch Jens. Yes, that "shock worker" badge is a numbered multi-piece badge that you don't see every day.:thumbsup

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#27
Oh - I did not know that, because it`s number seemed to be quite high when I purchased it. And usually only low - numbered pieces are rare and expensive !?
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#28
Well I wouldn't say it is as expensive as say a 70th anniversary KGB badge:rolleyes:, but it is far more valuable than the $30-$40 unnumbered, mirror(ish) reverse. I think these were the ones produced while Stalin was still alive. I'd have to check.

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#29
ericlida Wrote:BTW, the first one is rare.

...And extremely polished!:)
the original owner must have loved it.
There's nothing in the streets
Looks any different to me
And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye
And the parting on the left
Are now parting on the right
And the beards have all grown longer overnight

The Who, Won't get fooled again
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#30
Saying "rare" I did not mean very expencive (thousends of $$$) :D
It is more difficult to find comparing to unnumbered.
I think that the price of this badge (taking in consideration it's condition) approx. $70.00 up to $100.00.
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