How To Store And Display Awards.
CtahhR Wrote:I believe that very Order (F&I 2nd) is now with me.

are you the medal dealer who own that shop near trafalgar square in london?
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No, but I may have sourced one from there.
I really hoover up the DPRK items when I see them at the right price. If you look at all the items and variations I have posted in the DPRK section that is nothing like the complete selection. I got very overwhelmed just by sheer number and many types and variations have not only to be posted but I have to find them in my pile first. One I posted recently had been sat in front of me for months and I finally decided to look at it and it was immediately obvious it was yet another variation to record.

I may get inspired to do some more sorting next year but the door is closed on DPRK items for this year. Hundreds and Hundreds that I haven't even looked at yet that I am struggling to store let alone display.
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CtahhR Wrote:No, but I may have sourced one from there.

well i only traded it about 2 weeks ago.

i did it have it up for sale at the vbclassified's here but i dont think anyone wanted it.
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Maybe not the one. I picked one up for $16 and the other for $20. This just means there are even more of these out there than I was tracking! The market is getting saturated even with me pulling them off as quickly as I can.
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CtahhR Wrote:Maybe not the one. I picked one up for $16 and the other for $20. This just means there are even more of these out there than I was tracking! The market is getting saturated even with me pulling them off as quickly as I can.

i got about £140 in trade for my two n.k awards
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Its a wet day off work, perfect day for a spot of framing.

2 very small "groups"

One to a film protectionist, the other, a Ukrainian GPW vet.

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Cheers,

Tom
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Finally got around to doing this. For some time now I've had a framed set of soviet "medals" which were supposedly made up for "Hunt for Red October" although I never saw them used in the film. They are imaginative to say the least. I wanted to recreate a more honest representation. Of course if the house catches fire, I want to make sure people toss the right one (the one with real lenin, OG2, and october revolution) out the window.


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After this impending fire happens remember not to tell the insurance man you threw the goodies out.
Any chance of closer pictures of the props?
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it's a bit hard though the glass and i don't want to take apart the rear. Interesting that all of them have a tsarist-like embellishment at the top. First up is bulldozered Lenin, followed by Stalin impersonating W.C Fields and the very rare order of Kutuzov of the October revolution.


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And you have the order of red banner run over by a train, the rare Order of glory 2nd class via Nakhimov medal. Finally you have the Combat Service Medal via Ushakov medal. I guess since we were dealing with soviet navy, we had to have the naval orders in there somehow...even if only on their ribbons


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