03-16-2003, 11:08 PM
I realy like those documents!
Just remember that there was NO computer printers, and each doc was individually Printed. And the hard bounds are great looking .
Those are offered for sale, and belonged to Marshal of the Soviet Union Matvey Zakharov, Soviet Chief of Staff and First Deputy Defense Minister.
Greeting from the Main Political Department of the Soviet Army and Navy. Hand-signed by General of the Army Aleksey Epishev and two other commanding generals.
Greeting from Shchelokov, Minister of Protecting the Public Order (1960s name for the Ministry of Interior). The letter is executed in beautiful calligraphy and hand-signed by Shchelokov.
What a nice printing in gold!
large maroon covered binder given to him on his 90th birthday, and is signed by FIFTY (50) senior officers- no one junior to a General of the Army! There are four Marshals of the Soviet Union, twenty-three Generals of the Army, two Chief Marshals of Aviation, three Admirals of the Fleet, eight Marshals of Aviation, two Marshals of Engineers, two Marshals of Artillery, and more! These include names such as: Sokolov, Pavlovskii, Kulikov, Kurotkin, Ogarkov, Kozhedub, etc etc...
This group includes six, large, red, hard-covered documents that were presented to Luchinsky on his birthdays. There are a few other items, as well:
The first document is a large maroon covered binder given to him on his 90th birthday, and is signed by FIFTY (50) senior officers- no one junior to a General of the Army! There are four Marshals of the Soviet Union, twenty-three Generals of the Army, two Chief Marshals of Aviation, three Admirals of the Fleet, eight Marshals of Aviation, two Marshals of Engineers, two Marshals of Artillery, and more! These include names such as: Sokolov, Pavlovskii, Kulikov, Kurotkin, Ogarkov, Kozhedub, etc etc...
The next document is another red, hard covered document given to him on his 80th birthday, signed by the Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union Ustinov.
Next, we have another document in red folder for another birthday (1988) signed by General of the Army Yazov.
Fourth is yet another document, maroon hard covered, for his 70th birthday, signed by 28 Marshals of the Soviet Union, Generals of the Army, etc... To include Bagramyan, Vasilevskii, Konev, Koshevoi, Gorbatov, Golivkov- all the 'old timers'!!!
Fifth is another document, hard red covered, for his 80th birthday signed by General of the Army Batov and Secretary of the Soviet Veteran's Committee, Marseev
And again, number six is another folder, this one for his 75th birthday, signed by yet ANOTHER THIRTY-SIX Marshals and Generals, including Chuikov, Bagramyan, Agaltsov, Getman, Katukov, Rudenko and more!
Just remember that there was NO computer printers, and each doc was individually Printed. And the hard bounds are great looking .
Those are offered for sale, and belonged to Marshal of the Soviet Union Matvey Zakharov, Soviet Chief of Staff and First Deputy Defense Minister.
Greeting from the Main Political Department of the Soviet Army and Navy. Hand-signed by General of the Army Aleksey Epishev and two other commanding generals.
Greeting from Shchelokov, Minister of Protecting the Public Order (1960s name for the Ministry of Interior). The letter is executed in beautiful calligraphy and hand-signed by Shchelokov.
What a nice printing in gold!
large maroon covered binder given to him on his 90th birthday, and is signed by FIFTY (50) senior officers- no one junior to a General of the Army! There are four Marshals of the Soviet Union, twenty-three Generals of the Army, two Chief Marshals of Aviation, three Admirals of the Fleet, eight Marshals of Aviation, two Marshals of Engineers, two Marshals of Artillery, and more! These include names such as: Sokolov, Pavlovskii, Kulikov, Kurotkin, Ogarkov, Kozhedub, etc etc...
This group includes six, large, red, hard-covered documents that were presented to Luchinsky on his birthdays. There are a few other items, as well:
The first document is a large maroon covered binder given to him on his 90th birthday, and is signed by FIFTY (50) senior officers- no one junior to a General of the Army! There are four Marshals of the Soviet Union, twenty-three Generals of the Army, two Chief Marshals of Aviation, three Admirals of the Fleet, eight Marshals of Aviation, two Marshals of Engineers, two Marshals of Artillery, and more! These include names such as: Sokolov, Pavlovskii, Kulikov, Kurotkin, Ogarkov, Kozhedub, etc etc...
The next document is another red, hard covered document given to him on his 80th birthday, signed by the Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union Ustinov.
Next, we have another document in red folder for another birthday (1988) signed by General of the Army Yazov.
Fourth is yet another document, maroon hard covered, for his 70th birthday, signed by 28 Marshals of the Soviet Union, Generals of the Army, etc... To include Bagramyan, Vasilevskii, Konev, Koshevoi, Gorbatov, Golivkov- all the 'old timers'!!!
Fifth is another document, hard red covered, for his 80th birthday signed by General of the Army Batov and Secretary of the Soviet Veteran's Committee, Marseev
And again, number six is another folder, this one for his 75th birthday, signed by yet ANOTHER THIRTY-SIX Marshals and Generals, including Chuikov, Bagramyan, Agaltsov, Getman, Katukov, Rudenko and more!
Under the banner of Marxism-Leninism, under the leadership of the Communist Party--forward to new victories in the construction of communism!
