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"Socialist Labour Shockworker" Title.
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I've never seen a badge-medal with this type of suspension and connection together on Soviet era items from Mongolia. But just because I haven't seen one doesn't mean the don't exist.;) The seller says it is for a "Socialist Competition" and I can make out "Socialism" - the rest is unusual to me. I also don't see any mint marks to suggest it was made in the USSR which may explain the difference in construction.

Any thoughts or similar items?

Phillip


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Phillip
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#2
Hi Phillip,

Look similar to DDR badges in terms of construction...

Cheers.

Ch.
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#3
What Battushig calls "Shockworker of Socialist Labor, I" (X 13). There was a single-class version (without number) and a three-class version.

I'd guess it was made in the DDR.
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Here is the 3rd "Socialist Labour Shockworker" Title.


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The "classless" Title.


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Awarded to Tömör Ojuun (Төмөр Оюун) on 10th January 1980 by the Trade Union and Management of School #25 in Ulaanbaatar.


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