Ron,
Not those many ORB
but still a nice set:
On Pic 0500, 5 different Variations/sub-variations of the T3 + 1 T4.
On Pic 0454, a few more, including a T2V2 (my only screwback), the others are T3 and 1 T4.
On this pic, the first 5 Awards on the middle row (left to right), from the Lenin to the OGPW T3, including the ORB T3 + the 2 RS, all belong to the same individual, making it my 1st documented, complete Group.
On Pic 0484, just a couple of Lenins, T5 (with dimple) + T6.
I like to separate Orders from Medals (obviously not possible on a Group to the same recipient containing Orders AND Medals, but that didn't happen yet)and whenever possible try to create complete sets, like for example the Motherhood set. Or Pic 0493, showing a Display only for Soviet Medals, temporarily hosting 3 non-Soviet that will be replaced when I'll find the 3 Soviet ones that should go in those spots.
Or Pic 0501, showing what I believe is a complete set with all 15 Umalatova Awards that I know.
Pic 0451 shows what I call a temporary Miscellaneous Display
There are a few Soviet pieces, but also North-Korean, Chinese, Afghani and even Portuguese, Orders, Medals, Badges... a real fruit salad :p
The Display on Pic 0455 is probably my Jewel of the Crown, I guess...
And Pic 0503 shows another (almost) complete set of Mongolian Medals.
Enjoy,
Dolf
Not those many ORB
but still a nice set:On Pic 0500, 5 different Variations/sub-variations of the T3 + 1 T4.
On Pic 0454, a few more, including a T2V2 (my only screwback), the others are T3 and 1 T4.
On this pic, the first 5 Awards on the middle row (left to right), from the Lenin to the OGPW T3, including the ORB T3 + the 2 RS, all belong to the same individual, making it my 1st documented, complete Group.
On Pic 0484, just a couple of Lenins, T5 (with dimple) + T6.
I like to separate Orders from Medals (obviously not possible on a Group to the same recipient containing Orders AND Medals, but that didn't happen yet)and whenever possible try to create complete sets, like for example the Motherhood set. Or Pic 0493, showing a Display only for Soviet Medals, temporarily hosting 3 non-Soviet that will be replaced when I'll find the 3 Soviet ones that should go in those spots.
Or Pic 0501, showing what I believe is a complete set with all 15 Umalatova Awards that I know.
Pic 0451 shows what I call a temporary Miscellaneous Display
There are a few Soviet pieces, but also North-Korean, Chinese, Afghani and even Portuguese, Orders, Medals, Badges... a real fruit salad :p
The Display on Pic 0455 is probably my Jewel of the Crown, I guess...
And Pic 0503 shows another (almost) complete set of Mongolian Medals.
Enjoy,
Dolf
