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willie777 Wrote:But the manual and box are in russian!

Maybe there's english on the other side? Anyway, the operation of the device isn't too complicated. Smile
No there isnt, the manual is folded so you can see both sides.
I guess the funny side of it is that someone is selling a syringe on ebay. Is it listed as a collectible or a scientific device? Big Grin
But then it could of interest for a medical historian, I suppose.
Doc, be honest, when was the last time you handled a Soviet Syringe, eh? :chuckle
Sergei
Its a collectible
Set of jubilee medals (plus Labour Veteran), apparantly in the process of being converted to screwbacks.


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That's just NOT right!!! That seller should have there hands cut off:mad: :mad: :mad:

Doc
January Wrote:Set of jubilee medals (plus Labour Veteran), apparantly in the process of being converted to screwbacks.

that is terrible! why destroy medals! i agree with doc... they shoudl be punished for such a waste
riley1965 Wrote:That's just NOT right!!! That seller should have there hands cut off:mad: :mad: :mad:
Doc

I second that! :thumbsdown :thumbsdown

Alexei
C'mon guys....Let's give the seller the benefit of the doubt and say these medals were broken due to natural causes in the past.
I've seen a few medals like this, with broken loops. It can happen....normal wear and tear can do that.
I'm somewhat seriously considering buying this group with a project in mind.....
What would you all think about a moneyclip with a broken badge like this epoxied to a clip sorta thingee? I have two wooden bookends with loopless (common) Imperial (German) awards glued on them and they look pretty sweet.
"patina imparts character" - PJS
A wise man said: 'you should not pay a premium for what you want beyond your comfort level, and always ensure there is a mutually agreeable return policy.'
Found what I consider not necessarily a fake, but a misrepresentation on a leading auction site. Was advertised as a type 3, version 2 of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour with a low serial number. I believe it to be a type 5, given the short pylons below the dam in the background (type 3's were much longer). Also, a three digit serial number is way too low for any suspended version of this Order. If you look carefully at the thumb below, you can see what looks to be a sanded-down area with a steel-stamped number over it. Could this be a reissue???


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