My Soviet Patch Collection

[centaur32]

Gentlemen,

Here's some more current repro and fantasy Soviet patches. These patches do not conform to the "regulation", or standard size of Soviet patches. Unlike genuine Soviet patches, which are usually backed with khaki (OD), black, or grey fabric, these repro/fantasy patches are generally backed in either a very thin, cheap white synthetic fabric, or the very same type of black paper that backs most current RF patches.

Пока

Jim

[centaur32]

And more;

[centaur32]

Still more:

[54Bty]

Information please.

[Tretov]

Information please.

Looks like an RusFed or Ukrainian unit patch.

[desantnik]

Looks like an RusFed or Ukrainian unit patch.

Agreed. Soviet it isn't.

[pastfinder]

Agreed. Soviet it isn't.

It's Ukrainian I believe.

[centaur32]

I believe it's Ukrainian Air Force but have not been able to confirm that yet.

[EricFG]

Are you familiar with this book?
This is a reference-book "Soviet arm badges 1920-91th" in Russian and English; soft cover. It was published in 1999th in Russia, in Moscow. This book was printed on high quality paper and has a lot of colour illustartions with comments in English and Russian. Size is 210 x 290 mm (8.4" x 11.6") and 48 pages.
I saw it on the e-channel and thought of you.
400007102482

[pastfinder]

Are you familiar with this book?
This is a reference-book "Soviet arm badges 1920-91th" in Russian and English; soft cover. It was published in 1999th in Russia, in Moscow. This book was printed on high quality paper and has a lot of colour illustartions with comments in English and Russian. Size is 210 x 290 mm (8.4" x 11.6") and 48 pages.
I saw it on the e-channel and thought of you.
400007102482

Own it...excellent, really the BEST resource on collecting Soviet patches.