10-09-2005, 12:26 PM
Pre-Soviet "Untergang" books
Znaki Voinskoi Doblesti by A. S. Domank, printed in Moscow in 1990 by the publishing house of the DOSAAF organization
Ordeni i Medali CCCP by Koleshnikov and Roshkov, printed in Moscow by Voennoe Isdatelstvo ("Military Publisher") in 1983. Voennoe Isdatelstvo published in 1989 the series of large official uniform & insignia posters printed and used throughout the USSR to familiarize both the civilian and military population with the ranks & uniforms of the Soviet armed forces; my set is rolled up and stored in the attic right now, but I do not recall that any one of the eight or nine wall charts illustrated a gold colored sub badge...
Gosudarstvenni Nagradi CCCP, no author name given, printed in Moscow by Isvestia in 1987
Ordena i Medali CCCP, no author name given, printed in Moscow by Planeta in 1982
Znacki Otlichia Pravoosraniteli Organov CCCP by Kusenko and Rudenko, printed in 1991 in (I think) Kiev
Nagradi Medali Rossii by Peters in Moscow in 1989, which I will admit is devoted to the imperial era and may, probably, be a communist era bootleg of an American book...
Znaki Voinskoi Doblesti by A. S. Domank, printed in Moscow in 1990 by the publishing house of the DOSAAF organization
Ordeni i Medali CCCP by Koleshnikov and Roshkov, printed in Moscow by Voennoe Isdatelstvo ("Military Publisher") in 1983. Voennoe Isdatelstvo published in 1989 the series of large official uniform & insignia posters printed and used throughout the USSR to familiarize both the civilian and military population with the ranks & uniforms of the Soviet armed forces; my set is rolled up and stored in the attic right now, but I do not recall that any one of the eight or nine wall charts illustrated a gold colored sub badge...
Gosudarstvenni Nagradi CCCP, no author name given, printed in Moscow by Isvestia in 1987
Ordena i Medali CCCP, no author name given, printed in Moscow by Planeta in 1982
Znacki Otlichia Pravoosraniteli Organov CCCP by Kusenko and Rudenko, printed in 1991 in (I think) Kiev
Nagradi Medali Rossii by Peters in Moscow in 1989, which I will admit is devoted to the imperial era and may, probably, be a communist era bootleg of an American book...
