Labour Glory.
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Order Book (#I771430) dated March 17th, 1981 and an Order of Labor Glory, 3rd Class (#494889) awarded to Zainabkhon Azimova on March 17th, 1981.


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The Decrees of 17th March 1981 were "For the production of agricultural products and livestock". Lots of Russian pig farmers were awarded on that date but somehow that doesn't really match up with this name - probably some other agricultural products.
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OLG 3rd Class n°32860 awarded to Pavel'chak Ivan Dmitrievich.


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Order Book Z N°498709


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#45
The 21st April 1975 decrees were "For outstanding performance and long impeccable service" in various different industries.
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CtahhR Wrote:The 21st April 1975 decrees were "For outstanding performance and long impeccable service" in various different industries.

CtahhR,
thanks, as always, for your willingness to disclose and share informations. :cheers
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Order of Labor Glory, 3rd Class, #6647


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Order of Labor Glory, 3rd Class, #138064


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Have anyone ever seen a Labor Glory given to shipbuilders or engineers in naval or merchant shipping?
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#50
I believe I've seen a III to a Merchant Naval Engineer from Riga before. Anyone that was spending most of their time on the diesel deck certainly deserved them.

Unfortunately I think the Baltics would be the best place to find one of these but the Baltic Mint may destroy confidence in purchases.

If you look on the Labour Ukaz site you could search for Marine terms and see what pops up.
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