Soviet Russian Badge "Veteran of the 18th Guards Rifle Corps" USSR WW2 For Sale

Soviet Russian Veteran Badge "Veteran of the 18th Guards Rifle Corps". USSR WWII. Rare. Material: metals, aluminum, enamel. See photos for dimensions (ruler in centimeters). The condition is original, normal, worn, there are traces of time, storage, use, dirt, wear, scratches, deformation and other defects, see photos and videos for more details.
Soviet commemorative veteran badge - Veteran of the 18th Guards Rifle Corps.The 18th Guards Rifle Stanislav-Budapest Red Banner Corps was an operational-tactical military formation of the USSR’s Red Army. It was established in April 1943. The corps took an active part in the Second World War, notably in the Battle of Kursk and the liberation of Ukraine (both on the right and left banks of the Dnieper); it was awarded the honorary title "Stanislavsky" for its role in the liberation of the city of Stanislav (now Ivano-Frankivsk). The corps also participated in the battles for Budapest and Vienna.In the USSR, such commemorative badges were produced for various anniversaries of the victory or the founding of specific military units; they were intended to be presented to veterans of the unit indicated on the badge who had served during the Great Patriotic War.Soviet commemorative veteran's badge, original, for collection of veterans awards USSR. Rare. We combine shipping! Buy multiple items and pay for delivery only once, as everything will be sent in one package. Plus, enjoy great discounts on each additional item you purchase!