Union Of Societies Of Assistance To Defence And Aviation-Chemical Construction Badges

[dannybou]

Here is another variation of these badges I just purchased.

[Chuck In Oregon]

I had forgotten all about this thread. Here are my examples of this pattern. I enjoy collecting Osoaviakhim as their badges are colorful, historic and generally interest me. Even after 31 months in Georgia and trying my best, I only have these, 7-8 other badges and a handful of documents and one book. I do have one documented group that includes some Oso things, too.

Oh yeah, I also have that Oso building plaque that I once posted about. It didn't survive the trip home in, what was it, 2003? I was going to throw it out but my wife convinced me to put it -- broken in many pieces -- in our garden near some ancient Roman tiles and jug handles that I brought home. Now you can touch reminders of past glory, 2,000 years apart, right in one corner of our very own garden. It was a good idea.

Thanks for the reminder, Danny.

Chuck

[dannybou]

My pleasure Chuck. I am including a scan of the screw now. There are numbers on it. Would these be a serial number of the badge?

[Dolf]

Hi,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, anyway here it goes.

Can any of the Badges experts please confirm if this is a Soviet Chemical Defense Preparedness Badge?
If not, can someone please help to correctly identify it?
Also if this isn't the CDP Badge, could someone post a pic of one of these please?

Thanks,

Dolf

[Alfred]

Hi Dolf,

you are right.The badge is a Soviet Chemical Defense Preparedness Badge.
Ready for PVKhO, circa 1930s. The badge shows an airplane at the top, a gas mask, a searchlight, and a flak gun.
It is a badge for the “Society for the Promotion of Aviation and Chemical Defense”).

regards
Andreas

[desantnik]

My pleasure Chuck. I am including a scan of the screw now. There are numbers on it. Would these be a serial number of the badge?

Yes. It is a serial number.

[Nota Bene]

Guys,

According to "Badges of Defense Societies of the USSR", Ekaterinburg, 2002, there were at least 15 variations of PVKhO badges on suspension, but I know of at least three more not mentioned in the book. This badge was produced by the million, so variations were bound to happen.

Alexei

[ade stevenson]

Here is a badge that I obtained locally here in England. I met an RAF Vet at a show and he kindly sent me this badge. I sent him a few drinks in return :thumbsup

What with it being serial numbered, are these re-searchable?

Cheers, Ade.

[ade stevenson]

Bringing this old thread back to the top, as I have just obtained another one of these badges which I though I would share with the forum.

Cheers, Ade.

[ade stevenson]

Hi Guys, another new purchase to share with you. It has been a bumper week for me. I think this is my favourite buy.

Cheers, Ade.