Suspensions, Ribbons, Ribbon Bars And Order Of Precedence.

[Mossy]

Thank you Nack! That was my line of thought, after all, it was still someones bravery award.

Sam.

[Riley1965]

I just got these from Paul S. I always wanted to add some to my collection. The first one is actually a Hand-Painted ribbon bar.

[Riley1965]

Here's # 2.
row 1: Order of the Red Star, Order of the Red star, Medal for Combat service
Row2: Centenial of Lenin's Birth, Victory Over Germany, 20th Anniversary of Victory in the GPW
Row3: Medal for 30th Anniversary of Victory in the GPW, Medal for Victory Over Japan, Veteran of Military Service
Row 4: Anniversary of 30th,40th & 50th Anniversary of the Soviet Armed Forces
Row 5: 60th & 70th Anniversary of the Soviet Armed Forces, Mongolian WW2 Victory Over Japan Medal
Row 6: Mongolian 1975 Victory Jubilee, Mongolian 1971 army jubilee
Row 7: Polish WW2 Victory and Freedom Medal.


Thanks,
Doc

[Riley1965]

Here's # 3 & 4. they are different mounts for the same ribbons.

Doc

[EricFG]

Nice! I've been meaning to grab a bar or two just for the sake of having them.
Yours are particularly nice examples.

[ibaya]

The order of precedence is wrong on the bar. If you go by the ribbon precedence in the statutes, it should go from left to right:

Red Banner of Labor
Order of the Badge of Honor
Medal for Valiant Labor
Medal for Distinguished Labor
Jubilee Medal for the 100th Anniversary of Lenin's Birth

[Riley1965]

It's a nice bar with corrections stated above. I've never seen the Lenin's Centenial worn on a 5-sided suspension. It is always to be worn seperately above the medal bar. Still a nice group:thumbsup

Best,
Doc

[Taz]

I've never seen the Lenin's Centenial worn on a 5-sided suspension. It is always to be worn seperately above the medal bar. Still a nice group:thumbsup

Best,
Doc

Yep Doc,
Not according to Medal regulations but the Lenin's Centenial was adapted by veterans to be worn on a ribbon bar i have seen it a few times. I have also seen a single Centenial on a 5-sided suspension :yow

Best regards Eddie

[Riley1965]

Eddie,
I guess that since the veterans earned them they can modify them any way they want. I've seen pictures of an U.S. veteran that converted all of his earned medals to a neck cravats and has them displayed that way.:yow It was a nice display but I don't agree with the conversion as they were never awarded as a collar mount.:nono

Best,
Doc

[plmurphy]

I would be grateful if someone could help identify the last ribbon on this nice bar that I picked up recently. It consists of an Order of Lenin, Red Banner, 2nd Class Order of Kutuzov, 2 Red Stars, Military Service Medal, Defense of Stalingrad Medal, etc. however I cannot ID the last one (purple with three red stripes) which I believe to be a communist bloc award.
Any ideas ??

Regards,

Paul