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Hello ! Big size, kinda 10 cm?

Is it yours?

'kind of a heavy tarnishing cleaned away!

Not listed in the Shmitt's catalogue nor soviet catalogue.. really nice heavy construction BT.

Looks like laquer everywhere instead of enamels... curious, this is a really common artefact!

Remembering the debat higher in this page, the s/n engraving style seems differnet, with narrower letters; still legit?

Enamels?

Strange patina, uneven mintmark letters, screwpost base?

A complete set, paper is ... really rare. I was lucky this evening.

At least!!

In details:

The medal is relatvely scarce, but i found first the papers...

Not so common!

Great about the OGPW! So the photo looks clearly added after original issuing (it looks by far younger than the booklet, isn'tt it?) but is legit!

I checked, it is not Czech, but it is the mintmark of the Ministry for medium industry Molniya factory!

Helli, the overall look is really correct, but I don't have my doc to see possible details defects. The loop îs correct, this medal is not very worn.
Did you see you have a rare suspension, Czech-made?

And some work awards. Orion is the famous radio factory, created pre-WW2, nationalised by the Communists.

Still the hungarian system of diploma-certificate couple:

Hello, this is an hybrid group for an electronics engineer in Budapest. He worked in a famous electronic radio factory which still existes nowadays.

He earned civil and military awards... what was his duties? Auxiliary, reserve forces, instruction?

Interesting group thanks to its identity docs!

He attended the Moscow Institut fo Direction of People's production, or ИУНХ (Институт управления народного хозяйства) СССР.

From what I seen in a few researches, it seems there was not badges for this institution...

ON a more serious tone:

Let's play with a silver class!

Found in Czech republic, so logically awarded to an engineer in chemical industry:

I've been waiting for years for such a group:

A small grouping centered on the late-aluminium -cheap badges of the eighties...


Still interresting, because they created a very large spectrum of otlichniki badges!