Front looks rather convincing; back less so, but it's probably just the picture. Usually the torch ends broke off of these.
Is there any other "attachment hardware" that came with this - should be a large washer with matching serial number and a small screwback with wingnuts?
Hard to comment on the name if it is unknown. Furthermore, I don't see the need to keep the name of a Mongolian confidential that was awarded almost 80 years ago.
The picture of the reverse is better and more reassuring, but as most things I'd like to handle it first. My slight reservations on the reverse come from it appearing too clean, as well as the s/n engraving. Otherwise the "mirror" reverse, soldering style, and circular ring appear to be in line with other observed examples.
Is there any other "attachment hardware" that came with this - should be a large washer with matching serial number and a small screwback with wingnuts?
Hard to comment on the name if it is unknown. Furthermore, I don't see the need to keep the name of a Mongolian confidential that was awarded almost 80 years ago.
The picture of the reverse is better and more reassuring, but as most things I'd like to handle it first. My slight reservations on the reverse come from it appearing too clean, as well as the s/n engraving. Otherwise the "mirror" reverse, soldering style, and circular ring appear to be in line with other observed examples.
