Here is a rather subtle group to Georgij Davidovich Kvirkvelija. It seems that he spent his entire career working on the Trans-Caucasus Railway in the area of the port of Batumi.
The first document dates from 1937 and is "Document Of Completion Of Courses In Advanced Qualification In Command Staff Of Rail Transport" during the course Kvirkvelija scored "excellent" in each category. Strangely enough he is also wearing white in the photograph. Why do all the train engineers love wearing white?
The second document is his Medal ''For Valiant Labour During The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945'' which was issued to him by Batumi on 10th July 1946
The third document is a newly renamed "Ministry Of Lines Of Communication" identification which shows him in the military type uniform and also lists his rank as "Engineer-Lieutenant Of Trains"
The fourth document is 1985 dated Ministry Of Lines Of Communication identification for "Rolling Stock Affairs Of Batumi" which lists his title as "Safety Inspector Of Rolling Stock"
The fifth document is an undated (but obviously 1980's) Komsomol Veteran identification.
50 years on the trains... he should have a "Veteran Of Labour" out there somewhere.
The first document dates from 1937 and is "Document Of Completion Of Courses In Advanced Qualification In Command Staff Of Rail Transport" during the course Kvirkvelija scored "excellent" in each category. Strangely enough he is also wearing white in the photograph. Why do all the train engineers love wearing white?
The second document is his Medal ''For Valiant Labour During The Great Patriotic War 1941-1945'' which was issued to him by Batumi on 10th July 1946
The third document is a newly renamed "Ministry Of Lines Of Communication" identification which shows him in the military type uniform and also lists his rank as "Engineer-Lieutenant Of Trains"
The fourth document is 1985 dated Ministry Of Lines Of Communication identification for "Rolling Stock Affairs Of Batumi" which lists his title as "Safety Inspector Of Rolling Stock"
The fifth document is an undated (but obviously 1980's) Komsomol Veteran identification.
50 years on the trains... he should have a "Veteran Of Labour" out there somewhere.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
