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I don't know if it is an eBay joke, what a mix! but the uniform is even interesting no?


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A six stars General perhaps... Big Grin


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Nice!

The shock worker badges for a civilian are the best!
"Be civil to all, sociable to many, familiar with few, friend to one, enemy to none." Benjamin Franklin
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"This cap has been directly bought from a Russian officer in Berlin..." Big Grin


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and another one from the Air Force-Navy-Army... Rolleyes


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My aren't these attractive!!!!Big Grin they must have been prototypes for a possible joint service force or maybe some version of a Soviet Halloween costume. Perhaps the day before the dissolution of the Soviet Union Officers were confused!!!!???? and designed their own uniforms.
Rolleyes
Does anyone actually bid on these things? I can see the pilotka with badges and patches on it being a somewhat reasonable souvenier, but the visor cap loaded up with crap looks way lame.
There are some bids for both! Germans do like caps with a lot of badges... Big Grin
Perhaps we didn't knew that Soviet orders and medals were awarded in two different ranks... one with the ribbon for common people, and one with the necklace for very, but very important people... Big Grin


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Laurent Wrote:Perhaps we didn't knew that Soviet orders and medals were awarded in two different ranks... one with the ribbon for common people, and one with the necklace for very, but very important people... Big Grin

I have often seen such medals being turned into key holder, by attachment of a key ring.


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