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Badges for inventors - medals73 - 02-13-2012
First Meeting of Inventors (B #V18).
Badges for inventors - medals73 - 02-13-2012
Young Inventor of the MRYL (not in Battushig)
Badges for inventors - medals73 - 02-13-2012
Young Inventor's Badge, 1988 (not in Battushig)
Badges for inventors - CtahhR - 02-13-2012
I don't know if it's just me but this 1988 Youth Invention award feels somewhat a forerunner to some of the post-MPR Medals with their large rectangular enamel suspensions. Does anyone else get a similar feeling?
"Welcome to the world of tomorrow!"
Badges for inventors - medals73 - 02-13-2012
CtahhR Wrote:I don't know if it's just me but this 1988 Youth Invention award feels somewhat a forerunner to some of the post-MPR Medals with their large rectangular enamel suspensions. Does anyone else get a similar feeling?
"Welcome to the world of tomorrow!"
While there isn't anywhere as clear a dividing line between "socialist" and "post-socialist" awards in Mongolia as we see elsewhere, there is a modernization in award designs over which various aesthetic judgments may contend.
The non-rejection of the past is one thing that attracts me to Mongolian awards (and why I care not at all about, for example, current Russian things, where all the orders have been crucified).