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"Military Merit Red Banner" Order.
#61
Bob,

It was. I was thinking about buying it myself but deliberated way too long. :(

Will
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#62
Here's my trio..not sure if I'll ever find a #4--or be able to afford it when it does turn up! Mongolian orders are really a work of art, I love them.

These aren't a set; the first one was awarded to a Private who was a veteran hero of the Khalkin Gol war. Unfortunately, no info on #2 and #3.

Cheers,

George


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#63
Could very well be that #2 and #3 were never awarded.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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#64
I agree, it's likely that this #3 was never awarded. I tend to think that this #2 was awarded, but we need more documentation / info out of UB.
According to Urnuh's book, highest observed RB-2 is #398 and the highest observed RB-3 is #200.

Cheers,

George
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#65
Time will tell. These "observations" don't always help with highest or lowest awarded or gaps in awards (such as the giant gap in Red Star production numbers). Not always so black and white unfortunately. Keep us updated!

The more information we can present and digest the better for all of us.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
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#66
I never thought about this country and its medals and orders, but you guys showed me some little pieces of art!
Thanks for this gorgeous work you´re doing.
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#67
#4 arrives! Not in a perfect condition, but likely I can now stop with this type. :)
This one definitely was unissued, likely from the Mongolia "bank vault sale" of 20 years ago.


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