Medal "For The Restoration Of The Enterprises Of Ferrous Metallurgy Of The South".

[Shocktrooper]

Hi,

I bought this medal recently.

Jens***

[Lapa]

Jens,

I like it!

Marc

[kiwiussr]

just thought I would share my new document for Medal for Restoration of the Black Metallurgical Enterprises, havnt seen many of these, also looking for the persons name

kiwi

[UQWozza]

My stab would be:

YARLIKOV, Mikhail Yakovlevich

Simon

[rocketscientist]

Hello. I have got this booklet together with the medal, posted here here, which has been judged to be original. I hope that the award is good as well. I am just suspicious about the paper, which looks thicker and yellowish than others I have; for other details I am not sufficiently educated to spot any inconsistencies.
Thank you for your comments.

ciao
sergio

[desantnik]

Looks good to me.

[deValcourt]

Yep, I'm with them.:thumbsup Paper composition varies with time and region - and very much with age and the elements it is exposed to when stored away.

Phillip

[rocketscientist]

Thanks a lot for your opinions, folks! Nevertheless, this booklet looks made with Bristol Paper...but the printing is very sharp and done, I would say, with professional means.

Grazie.
sergio

[deValcourt]

If I understand you correctly, you think it might be a fake document because of the type of paper and the style of printing? If that's the case, I don't know how to help you with pictures alone.:(

Phillip

[Lapa]

Sergio,

As Phillip indicated before, there are very important variations in paper quality, ranging from thin to thick, shiny to matte, etc.

Marc