Badges for the Central Electoral Committee

kameli · 04-05-2007, 04:15 PM

"The catalogue of the badges for the members of the Central Electoral Committee and deputies of the Supreme bodies
- for the period 1917-1991.
- plenty of pictures (?)
- 224 pages
- 600 copies"

If You have this book or you have seen it, please give some comments about it, thanks!

/Jussi-Pekka

Lapa · 04-06-2007, 04:27 AM

Jussi-Pekka,

I have this book. It is a very thorough one, nicely illustrated, and the only one covering this topic. Each type and variation is detailed, including a rarity rating. Prices are given in ranges.
Once again, major drawback: price.

Marc

Aharim · 06-15-2007, 04:12 PM

Under Badges - People's Deputy - Post #6, I describe the three best books on Deputy Badges. This most recent is the best of the three by a mile/kilometer+. One flaw besides price is lack of reverse images. But that would have increased the price.

Second thing is purposeful blanks where badges are known to be missing. But sometimes there might be more than one missing. Check out Badges - political - Azerbaijan for multiple CEC badge reverses.

A third issue for additional research is some of the dating of mint marks, which appear to have changed invididually by republic based on use of existing stock of badges rather than accross the board contemporaneously.

But Unlike the other two books listed, there are "no on the face" immediate errors. It would take more research than Comrade Mekhonoshin has undertaken to present his book, for anyone to dispute it.

Best out there, a must have if you do Deputy Badges.

Nota Bene · 06-17-2007, 07:23 PM

I agree, it's a shame they don't have pictures of the reverse. To me the back of the badge/order/medals often tells more than the front.

Alexei

06-15-2007, 04:12 PM	#3
Aharim Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Washington DC (aka Disneyworld North) Posts: 145	Books on Deputy Badges Under Badges - People's Deputy - Post #6, I describe the three best books on Deputy Badges. This most recent is the best of the three by a mile/kilometer+. One flaw besides price is lack of reverse images. But that would have increased the price. Second thing is purposeful blanks where badges are known to be missing. But sometimes there might be more than one missing. Check out Badges - political - Azerbaijan for multiple CEC badge reverses. A third issue for additional research is some of the dating of mint marks, which appear to have changed invididually by republic based on use of existing stock of badges rather than accross the board contemporaneously. But Unlike the other two books listed, there are "no on the face" immediate errors. It would take more research than Comrade Mekhonoshin has undertaken to present his book, for anyone to dispute it. Best out there, a must have if you do Deputy Badges.

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04-06-2007, 04:27 AM	#2
Lapa Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: St Petersburg, Russia Age: 63 Posts: 2,397	Jussi-Pekka, I have this book. It is a very thorough one, nicely illustrated, and the only one covering this topic. Each type and variation is detailed, including a rarity rating. Prices are given in ranges. Once again, major drawback: price. Marc

06-17-2007, 07:23 PM	#4
Nota Bene Senior Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: New York USA Posts: 2,296	I agree, it's a shame they don't have pictures of the reverse. To me the back of the badge/order/medals often tells more than the front. Alexei

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