11-14-2009, 07:45 PM
This is one of my new "favorite" school badges. It's the Mongolian version of the state university grad badge. Obviously, they put a little zip in their version compared to all of the other rhombus school badges I have.:)
Does anyone know what the "УИС" stands for exactly? I get "universitet" but that's about it. Also, since Mongolian awards are relatively new to me and I'm attracted to them for their beauty and craftsmanship rather than my usual law enforcement or political reasons, I have to admit that I also do not know what the letters "БНМА(or Д)У" stand for at the base of the state seal.
If I had to guess, because of the brass, I would put this around 1950-1960s production? But like I said, I have done very little research on Mongolian awards so I have no idea if they ever used cheaper materials like aluminum or tombac.
Thanks,
Phillip
Does anyone know what the "УИС" stands for exactly? I get "universitet" but that's about it. Also, since Mongolian awards are relatively new to me and I'm attracted to them for their beauty and craftsmanship rather than my usual law enforcement or political reasons, I have to admit that I also do not know what the letters "БНМА(or Д)У" stand for at the base of the state seal.
If I had to guess, because of the brass, I would put this around 1950-1960s production? But like I said, I have done very little research on Mongolian awards so I have no idea if they ever used cheaper materials like aluminum or tombac.
Thanks,
Phillip
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