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Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - Chris - 11-15-2002

Hi Folks

I'm not sure what this badge is for exactly I don't think it is just for sport. Has it a political connection?

This is one of the earlier versions and is numbered and mint marked

Cheers Chris


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - Ed_Haynes - 08-18-2003

Can someone help me with more information on the "Ready for Labor and Defense" badge?

In the recent stash of documents and a few medals I acquired, there came two interesting certificates (but no badge, alas) for this thing.

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"Ulyanovsk

"November 4, 1932

"A certification that LAVRINOVICH, Vazlev has passed the requirements for the 'Ready for Labor & Defense' badge as of October 5, 1932.

"This document is to be surrendered when the permanent diploma is issued"

Well, it WASN'T so surrendered . . . .

And he got his real diploma on 9 September 1934 (sorry it is so tiny).

Help?

Ed Haynes


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - otlichnik - 08-19-2003

Hmm, well Ed, what else do you want to know.

You can see an image of the badge on the small document. It hangs by chain from a small square hanger.

Why was the original not handed in?? Error? Or maybe they are for different badges. There were several types in different classes and different designs.

Shawn


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - Chuck In Oregon - 11-02-2003

Here are a few sports badges that I have picked up recently. I had never before seen "Firefighter Sports" badges, center. They are kind of like the military sports badge series. I had also not seen the diving military sports badge before. There must be a bunch around, but I had never run across either.


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - Taz - 01-24-2004

Found this on E.... Today,
Looks like the top-middle Badge but he is running from left to right!

Eddie


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - Christophe - 03-13-2004

Actually, on eBay, and presented as a "Rare 60’s USSR boxing badge".

Ch.


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - tashkentski - 11-09-2004

Strange, :confused: Here is mine. Its silver with gold plate and runner moving from right to left


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - dannybou - 05-19-2005

tashkentski Wrote:Strange, :confused: Here is mine. Its silver with gold plate and runner moving from right to left
Not sure if you are still curious about this badge but it is illustrated in Borisov's, # 164 and it is a GTO badge.


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - Dat Nguyen - 12-12-2005

Hey folks,

Is this a duplicate sport badge or is the "D" part of the numbering system?

"D" 129018

Any idea?

v/r
Dat


Badge "Ready For Labour And Defence Of The U.S.S.R.". - Nota Bene - 12-13-2005

Dat,

I am not sure, but I don't think it's a duplicate. I have also seen serial numbers with "A" and Cyrillic "B".

Alexei