Deputy Badges.

[desantnik]

Phil, it is MVD. The word "militsia" shows up both on the cover and on the inside page right side. The inside page left side has quotes from Lenin and Stalin.

[deValcourt]

Wow, you really have earned the title "Super Moderator." I don't suppose there's any point in asking if there is anything you can't do.;)

Thanks for the insight and verification. I don't know why there are several pages like the one on the right in the third picture and then a few pages that have blank lines that look like if you held the ID like a police officer's ticket book, you could take notes. It's an odd piece, or unusual and definitely the oldest confirmed/authentic law enforcement document I have.:D

Doug, not only was/is it a great set, it was as near mint as paper allows. I saw a set (possibly the same one) that was on the auction block with a reserve around $700 if I remember correctly about two months ago.

Thanks for sharing; as you can see, it opened the door for me to remember a Georgian document I had.;)

Phillip

[desantnik]

The page with the table has the names of the months running down the side. I'm guessing this was dues for an association of some sort.

[ph3s]

decided to get one as new year present for myself, wanted only one, got an offer hard to resist. Could somebody explain me why this lovely lady had 2 badges? :confused: was she re-elected or something? I've no glue about Soviet Supreme regulations, pardon my ignorance.

[Denni Del Trozz]

These badges are deputative. This photo is very bad and not clear, but, I think that the 1st badge it's - Deputy of the Supreme Council of USSR, and the 2nd - Deputy of the Supreme Council of Georgia SSR.