Unknown makers marks on badges

[JensF.]

Anyone knows the makers of these three badges? One Military Sports Badge, one Specialist Badge 3. class and one Air Force Excellence Badge. All are the late aluminium types.
Thanks in advance.

[deValcourt]

I've seen the "upside down peace symbol) in the first photo on many aluminum MVD badges, but I never figured out who the maker is. The other two are a complete mystery to me. Sorry.

Phillip

[desantnik]

Has anyone looked in Soviet Veteran Badges? I'm pretty sure at least two of these are in there, but I don't have a copy handy.

[Greg Collins]

In his book, "Cheka...", Cdr. Pandis cites the "peace symbol" mark (first image) as being the Moscow Factory of Military and Sports Badges. I can't really make out the mark of the second image. The third image mark, while I have no concrete reference to it, appears to be a long boat- a symbol normally associated with Leningrad. My guess would be it's from a factory there (maybe an outsourced badge from the LMD).

[marsino]

Anyone knows the makers of these three badges? One Military Sports Badge, one Specialist Badge 3. class and one Air Force Excellence Badge. All are the late aluminium types.
Thanks in advance.

Jens, this is my help. :)

[JensF.]

Thanks. I know this list, but only the "peace sign" is listed with a "?" unfortunately.

[marsino]

Thanks. I know this list, but only the "peace sign" is listed with a "?" unfortunately.

Very close ...?

[JensF.]

I think it is no. 24 (last one on the second page). The mark on the second badge I posted looks a little bit like a bee or a flying bird or something like that.

Very close ...?

Does someone can translate which maker this one is?

[deValcourt]

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