Red Star.

[medals73]

Yes, looks like a very badly damaged screw-post (broken off?), fixed by the recipient, with the same technical skills he might use to "fix" his dog.

Taking the solder off might take the screw-post off (again)?

A shame the number is obilterated, but the recipient knew it was his anyway.

[ph3s]

It will come off easily, a good soldering toll (for radio details) careful hands and patience should do the work. The question would be how to solder screw-post back. A good silversmith perhaps.

[marsino]

Wow it is true! you are truly magicians :thumbsup
could be a T6 V6.1.1 (The д is round) and has the short bayonet.

[Bill Garvy]

I agree, it's "2081912". . .

[NTAT]

I vote for 2081912.:D

Gerry
NTAT

[Norm Braddock]

Gentlemen, thank you for your help.:thumbsup

So pardoon made a mistake when he did this other RS also?

[Auke]

I think it's 2081312 and this last one 1823497; there's a clear difference between the 3 and 9 on this last star. I have also seen a different type of 3 on MZPP stars, but the difference between the 3 and 9 on this last star is too large to be ignored, I think.

[marsino]

I have this, if it can help ...
I also found this, but the image is bad.

[Lapa]

Guys,

In both cases, it is a "9". This engraver did not write his "3" this way at all. Here are a couple of illustrations.

Marc

[marsino]

Colleagues, I managed to do just that, the welding is very hard.
MZPP V6.1.3 n°1947369 ?