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Ship badges
#21
with a normal screw


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#22
Hi Guys,

what do you think about this 1956 Voyage to England badge.
Look at the bad enamel with the holes.

regards
Andreas


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#23
I collect ships badges of the Soviet/Russian Pacific Fleet and am looking for the following:


PETROPAVLOSK………………..….Петропавловск

TASHKENT…………………………...Ташкент

ADMIRAL SPIRIDONOV……………Адмирал Спиридов

MARSHAL SHAPOSHNIKOV……..маршал Шапошников

ADMIRAL ZAKAROV………….……Адмирал Захаров

OSMOTRITEL’NYY……………..….Осмотрительный

STOYKIY……………………………..Стойкий

ODARENNY………………………...Одарённый

STEREGUSHCHY………………....Стерегущий

SPOSOBNY………………………...Cпособны

STROGIY……………………….…..Строгий

GORDELIVY......................Горделивый

GROZYUCHIY...................Грожающий

LETUCHKY…………………….....Летучий

PORVISTY.......................Порывистый

RAZYASHCHY...................Разящий

RAZUMNYY……...…………………Разумный

REVNOSTNY……….....……………Ревностный

RYANY……………......………………Рианий


If anyone could assist me in aquiring these badges I'd be very :)
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#24
Here is a badge for the MARSCHALL VOROSCHILOV. It is not included in the pics of the style of badges you are looking for or dosen't that matter?


Eddie.


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#25
I´ve found two ship badges in my collection which are of a rather poor quality. I can identify the russian one as "Marshal Vasilevski" (Udaloy class/83)
but the Admiral, mentioned on the other one, is unkown to me. Can somebody tell what ship is ment and if it has been renamed, so I wasnt able to find it in my reference book from 1992?


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#26
Alfred Wrote:with a normal screw

I also own that one, but mine has a tiny makersmark (star) on the backside, above the point where the ships screws leave the hull.


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#27
Another ship badge from the "box". The only vessel this could have been made for is the missile corvette "Meteor" (Nanuchka III class) - has the SU really produced badges for such small ships? Or is this a fantasy product?


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#28
Dolf Wrote:Have a few variations of each one of these, flat back (like these) or concave back, slightly different colors or other different small details.
Are they of any interest?

Thanks,

Dolf

Are these badges faked? I know everything is being faked but I have acquired a sub commander badge and just find the material kinda "cheap".


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#29
Danny,

According to an old post of another member of the Forum , on this thread (Andreas, Posts #18 to #21), it seems they are not all authentic!
Honestelly I don't see much differences between mine (I have about a dozen of these, some are ships others are submarines I believe) and the pics previously posted showing differences between good and bad ones!

Best,

Dolf
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#30
Alexander Wolf Wrote:but the Admiral, mentioned on the other one, is unkown to me. Can somebody tell what ship is ment and if it has been renamed, so I wasnt able to find it in my reference book from 1992?

I believe that one is "supposed" to be Admiral Kharlamov, Sovremenny class destroyer
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