Matching pair. No markings on the backside. For medical corps.

Matching pair. No markings on them. Has some wear from use and display.

Boards Matching set. No markings. Still attached together. So unused.

Matching set. No markings. Some moth tracking. No documentation.

Matching pair. No markings. No documentation.

No markings. Matching pair. No documentation.

From all branches. Some academy, universities, army, air force, paratroopers and naval. Most are matching sets. They show wear from use and storage.

From the army, air force, paratroopers/space and naval. They are in used condition.

Numbered 1710348. Has a maker mark on the backside. No chips or cracks in the enameling. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 1239374. Has markings on the backside. No chips or cracks in the enameling. We believe it to be a base metal material.

His awards in his id booklet are named and numbered. Order of Glory 3rd class numbered 130191. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Pin assembly works. Order of Glory 2nd class numbered 1184. Gold wash on the center is faint. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Pin assembly works. Order of Glory 1st class numbered 2671. On the back there is a few dings. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Scratches and dings to the front. Pin assembly works. His id book has his photo and privileges. No loose pages. All shows wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 2290593. Marked on the back No chips or cracks in the enameling. The rays look silver for 2nd class. But if you look close they have a golden hue to them. Will sell it as a 2nd class just in case. The metal of the medal is untested, we believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 5826. No maker markings. Has wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Not serial numbered. No markings on the backside. Has wear from use and display. Aluminum screw back disc. The metal untested, we believe it to be a base metal material.

No markings. No gold Marks. Not numbered. Has wear from being on display. The metal is untested, we believe it to be a base metal material.

Labor. Ribbon is soiled. Not numbered. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has some wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested, we believe it to be a base metal material.

Grey one is for a veteran of labor. Other is labor distinction medal. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Veteran has some soiling to the ribbon. Both have functioning pin assemblies. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Both are screwback. Lightly used. Not numbered.

Pin assembly works. Has slight wear from display.

Numbered 326088. No history or documentation on it. Pin assembly works. No cracks or chips in the enameling.The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Ribbons are stained from use. The one has a maker mark c and a upside down v.

Mostly given out to Mongolian soldiers and russian military personnel that helped. About 60000 were given out. Numbered 31469. No cracks or chips in the enameling. From what I can tell the paperwork is to the same person. Other medals are 2 orders of the red banner. Numbered 250122 and 329349. Hard to read that second badges number. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Other medals are defense of moscow, defense of Kiev, assiduous labor in the great Patriotic war, victory over japan, capture of Budapest, capture of Berlin and liberation of Prague. Everything has wear from use and display.

Gold rays for 1st class. Numbered 1057491. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Maker marked. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 329736. Markings on the back. Has weight to it. No cracks or chips in the enameling. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 1468446. The rays have a gold tone to them. Has wear from use and display. No cracks or chips in the enameling. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Ribbon is stained. Numbered 752839. Pin assembly works. No cracks or chips in the enameling. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Ribbon has wear from storage and display. Pin assembly works. Some small nicks on the rim.

Rim has some wear from use. Pin assembly works.

Dated from the mid to late 80s. No loose pages. Check out the pics for more details.

Some staining on the ribbon. Pin assembly works. Has some wear from storage and display.

Medals have wear from use and display.

They have some wear from use and display. Pin assemblies work. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

250th anniversary of leningrad, 800th anniversary of moscow, and 1500th anniversary of Kiev. Pin assemblies work. They have some wear from use and display.

They are for veterans servicemans and strengthening combat cooperation. They have some wear from use and display.

Numbered 308486. Some scratches on the star. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 819249. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 393579. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has some wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered. 845763. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has some wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

The 1st class has some light chipping on the bottom light blue part of the enameling. They have some wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Restoration of iron and steel industries of the south, restoration of coal mining industries of the donbas, and for the reclamation of the virgin lands. They are in used condition.

Construction of the Baikal Amur railway, reclamation of the non black soil region and development of the west Siberian mineral deposits and oil and gas complex. All have wear from use and display.

Wear to the ribbon. Some discoloration to the medal.

some light fraying to the edges of the ribbon. Shows wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Ribbon and medal show wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. Ribbon was resewn back on.

Wear to the medal. Pin assembly works.

Medal has a lot of scratches on the obverse and reverse. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Some corrosion around the loop on the medal. Shows wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 897122. Jump ring is bent on it. Has wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Patriotic War; Some fraying to the edges of the ribbon. Has wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Some light wear. Pin assembly works.

Some light wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Class; Maker marked. Has a working screw back. Has light wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Class; Maker marked. Working screwback. Has some light wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Nunbered 15371. Very little detail on it. No documentation on it. Has wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 13024. Has wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

of Public Order; Has wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Some fraying of the ribbon where the jump ring been rubbing against it. Has some wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Some light staining on the ribbon. Has wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Very little wear on it. Pin assembly works.

Screwback. Early style version. Shows wear from use and display. No cracks or chips in the enameling. No documentation for it. Working screwback.

From the 30th to 80th year anniversary of the russian military. Some of the ribbons are stained. They have wear from use and display.

Medals; One version is the offical russian version. Both have wear from use and display. Pin assemblies work.

80th anniversary of the October Revolution, 300th anniversary of the russian fleet, and the 850th anniversary of moscow. They have wear from use and display.

Has some wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. No documentation on it. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Light wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

State Borders; Numbered 00346. Has light wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Action in Chechnya. 50th anniversary of victory in the great Patriotic war, and medal for strengthen battle cooperation. They have some wear from use and storage.

Not numbered. Has some wear from use and storage. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

As it was found in the collection. Well worn polish cross for valor. No pin assembly. Paperwork if I'm reading right goes to one person. Seems like he was Polish fighting for the Russians. None of the medals are numbered. Mostly anniversary medals. There is one photo of him with a russian big wig. All are in used condition. Plus there is a folder with papers with his history and award documents. Since they are in cryllic I cant read them to tell you what he did. Worth looking into. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 003590. No chips or cracks in the enameling. Pin assembly works. Has wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 297556. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has wear scratches on both sides. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 8167. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has wear from use and display. Screwback works. There is a ding in her jaw. With some scratches throughout. Has wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 27240. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has some wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 4951. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Shows wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

No numbered. Some light soiling to the ribbon. Has some wear from use and display. Straight screwpost. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 01102. Maker marked. Has some wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 0109. Maker marked. Has some wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 3569372. Some of the red finish in the letters is worn off. Has wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Ribbon is well used, soiled and faded. Some fraying. Pin assembly works.

Has wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Has wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Some soiling to the ribbon. Has wear from use and storage. Pin assembly works.

Some stains to the ribbon. Medal has scratches and dark spots to it. Pin assembly works.

Some light soiling to the ribbon. Dark spot on the reverse of the medal. Pin assembly works.

Has some wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Has some wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Some light staining on the ribbon. Pin assembly works.

Ribbon is stained in areas and has wear. Scratches. Pin assembly works.

Wear to the back of the medal with scratches and dings. Pin assembly works.

Numbered 107025. No documentation. There is a crack in the enameling between the backwards n and h. Ribbon shows wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 317. Has a golden hue finish to it. No documentation on it. Some scratches in the enameling. You can see wear to the finish to the lower arms of the star on the front. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material. Which is showing a silver type of metal below. Some soiling to the ribbon. Pin assembly works.

Numbered 21361. Has scratches and dings on the reverse. Some fraying to the ribbon where the jump ring hits it. Golden tone hue in the front center. Imperfection in the enameling by the upside down v. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 291772. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has scratches and dings on both sides. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

No documentation. Numbered 32645. Dont see any chips or cracks in the enameling. Some staining to the ribbon. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

The one is for VLKSM Lenins youth movement. Other is 50th anniversary of great Patriotic war. Both have some light wear from use.

Numbered 49272. Some of the rivets do not come out the back side fully. Ribbon shows some staining. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 237. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Screw post is straight. Disc works. Some manufacture flaws on the backside. Not scratches. Has wear from use and display. No documentation. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 418563. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Some staining to the ribbon. Ribbon is frayed and ripped by the jump ring. Has wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Class; Has very light wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Class; Has very light wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Class; Has very light wear from use and display. Pin assembly works.

Has her id book. No loose pages. Book is from december 1983. 3rd class is numbered 26741. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Pin assembly works. 2nd class is numbered 0785. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Ribbon shows some staining on it. Pin assembly works. 1st class numbered 0057. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Pin assembly works. They all have light wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 002350. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Very little wear from use and display. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Forces 2nd Class; Looks like it was hardly if ever used. Numbered 1262. Screwback works. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Multiple piece construction.

His id book lists 6 medals. I was able to find 4 in the collection. Order of the red banner of labour numbered 632711. Some soiling to the ribbon. There is a slice missing above the first c in cccp. The red star on the bottom has some discoloration to it. Pin assembly works. Order of the October revolution numbered 73495. No chips or cracks in the enameling. The arm of the star at 3 o'clock has a ding in the point. Order of honor 575405. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Staining to the ribbon. Order of labour Glory 3rd class. Nimbered 394660. No chips or cracks in the enameling. All have wear from use and storage. No loose pages. No photo. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

the Armed Forces; No documentation. Numbered 32. Screw post is straight. Disc works. Multiple piece construction. Manufacture flaw missing some finish on the enameling. Rocket engine on the right the left thruster area is missing the finish.

No documentation. Numbered 1217. Screwpost has a bend in it. Some scratches to the front center. Screw back disc works. Some scratches on the back from the disc hitting into the medal. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

All have the booklets. Booklets are blank. Veteran internationalist, medal of the fleet admiral, and 50 years of nuclear power engineering of the Soviet union. These are better known as the umalatova medals. They appear to be hardly if ever used.

55 years anniversary of the victory in the great Patriotic war. 120th anniversary of the birth of stalin. 80 years of the KGB. Booklets are blank. Medals look hardly used.

80 years border troops of the USSR. Veteran internationalist medal. 80 years of the KGB. 70th anniversary of the creation of airborne troops. Booklets are unused. Medals look like they were hardly used.

Id booklet was name in moscow in 1967. Orders were awarded sometime in 1974. No photo of the recipient. Order of Lenin is 422238. Hero of socialist labour or the hammer and sickle medal is numbered 16401. No loose pages. Booklet has very little wear to it. Hero medal has some toning on the reverse. 1 piece construction of the star. No chips or cracks in enameling of the order of Lenin. Some toning to the reverse. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 1881. No documentation. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Unusual to be numbered to the right. Normally russian medals are numbered bottom center. Screw disc works. Has very light wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested by Tom Hall Auctions. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Modern copy. No markings. Made of out of base metal. Some light wear from display. Good for reenactors or a collection hole filler.

Screwbacks. Multiple piece construction. Numbered m and 1 to 3 for grades of the pilots.

A copy. No markings. Has some light scratches on the backside.

No cracks or chips in the enameling. Made in 1987. Still has the paper work. They are roughly the size of a quarter.

Around 2.5 inches wide. They look like they were hardly used. Pin assembly works.

5 year service plaque. Might have been awarded for 5 years of service for not blowing up. Heavy multiple piece construction. Hard to tell the red panels of the star might be glass. Dont see any cracks or chips in those panels. Maker marked on the back. Missing 1 screw. Over 12 inches long.

Pin assemblies work on them. Over 2.5 inches wide. They look like they were hardly used.

KGB academy, special dept of KGB, and KGB office at customs. They look like they were hardly used.

Believe most of them are for academies. Screw backs. Didnt see any cracks or chips in the enameling.

Army, modern Russia. Naval, political, east german and others. Pin backs. Light wear from use and display. Comes with a US Air Force visor eagle and side russian visor hat buttons.

Size is marked as 60 x 90 or 35 x 23 inches. With that mark of 60 x 90 shows that it was made by Delta International in the 60s or 70s. SO IT IS A REPRO. Nice size. Some staining on the heading. Light wear from use and storage.

Roughly 43 x 69 inches. Dated 1987 on the heading. Has wear from use and storage.

Roughly 35 x 54 inches. Has a few moth holes in it. Has wear from storage and use. Dated 1984 on the heading.

Dated 1989 on the heading. Has wear from use and storage. Some moth holes. Size is roughly 34 x 72 inches.

Some yellowing here and there. Adjustable. No markings. Has dagger hangers. Has wear from use and display. Comes with white matching dagger hangers.

Belt looks like it is dated but I can't read the ink stamp. Belt is adjustable. The buckle is for a admiral. Daggers lock works. Tip is a needle. Blade is a mirror. Everything on it wiggles. Even the hardware on the scabbard. Dont see dents just some light wear. Dagger is numbered 00239. Upper scabbard fittings have a scene of a masted ship and on the other side a fouled anchor.

No markings. Adjustable. Has wear from use and storage. Had a felt lined interior. Comes with matching dagger hangers.

Not naval. Tight fitting. No makers marks. Tip is needle like. Blade is mostly mirror like with some scratches. Metal scabbard. Chromed hardware. Lock doesnt move. In used condition.

Tight dagger. Upper scabbard fitting has a communist star surrounded by a wreath and the other side the Kremlin Clock. Lock works. Tip is needle like. Blade is mirror like with some light scratches. Numbered nh2958k.

Size is a 43 or a US 9. Leather is soft. Some light wear from use.

1 has a holster attached to it. About 50 inches long adjustable. Sam brown style is over 46 inches long. Third is roughly 52 inches. All have markings. Leather is pliable.

About 2.5 inches wide. They have some wear from use and display.

All 5 grades. Master, 1st class. 2nd class, 3rd class and basic. They have some wear from use and display. About 3 inches wide.

One for submarine and the other for a surface ship. They have some wear from use and display. Sub is 2.5 inches wide.

For 1st,2nd and 3rd classes. They have wear from use and storage. 2.5 inches wide.

enameling. Some light wear from use and display. One with the flag is 1.5 inches wide.

No cracks or chips in the enameling. Some wear from use and storage. They are roughly 1.5 inches wide.

No cracks or chips in the enameling. They have some light wear from use and display. Roughly 1.5 to 2 inches wide.

Numbered 2878. No documentation. Has wear from use and display. Some patina on the backside. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 0686. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Pin assembly works. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Numbered 2357. Has some patina on the backside. Screw post is straight. Disc works. Has the ID booklet. No photo. Book has wear from use. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material.

order is numbered 334832. Has some wear from use and display. Booklet is dated 1957. Has wear from use. Only has medal listed. No loose pages. No photo. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Looks like it was hardly if ever used. Pin assembly works. About 3 inches wide.

Not made out of precious stones or metal. Looks like a museum copy. Comes in a display box with a ribbon bar.

Screwbacks. They have wear from use and display. No cracks or chips in the enameling.

Screwbacks. Some wear from use and display. No cracks or chips in the enameling.

Screwbacks. Some wear from use and display. No cracks or chips in the enameling.

Sickle; Order of Lenin is numbered 354789. Some soiling to the ribbon. Some damage to the bottom right part of the flag. Hero medal the ribbon is stained. Shows wear from use and storage. No photo for the ID booklet. No loose pages. Book is from 1957 and the medals were awarded in 1958. Booklet had some light wear from use and display. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material.

Leather covered booklet. Has a few loose pages. Check out the pics for more details. Has wear from use and display.

Numbered 814. The number is off to around 5 o'clock area. In stead of being in the lower center part of the medal. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material. Has wear from use and display. Disc works. No documentation.

Rays have a copper tone to me. So I'm not 100% sure if it is 1st or 2nd class. Some factory imperfections in the red enameling on the edge of the circle. Numbered 66122. The metal of the medal is untested. We believe it to be a base metal material. Some toning to the back. Some scratches in the enameling.

Very little wear to them. Made on wooden stands.

Seal of the CIA. Has very little wear to it. Made on a wooden stand.

Mounted on a cardboard like material. No info on the original owners. They have some wear from use and display.

20 place ribbon bar is mounted with a pin for wearing. The others are mounted on cardboard. They have wear and stains from use and display.

All are mounted on a pin assembly. They show wear from use and display.

Loose ribbons. None are mounted. They have wear from use and display.

One is for 20th anniversary of the victory of the Patriotic war. Others I could not find what they are for. The one medal with tan, red, white and blue ribbon is unnumbered. They have some wear from use and display.

About 7 1/4. Dated 1985. Has some wear from use and storage.

Fur lined with a leather top. Size 58 is 7 1/4. Still has the makers hang tag. UNUSED. By benka.

Size is 56 or 7. Dated 1984. Looks like it was hardly if ever used.

Dated 1989. Looks like it was hardly used. Size 58 or 7 1/4.

Dated 1984. Size 58 or 7 1/4. Still has the hang tag. Looks like it was hardly used. Leather top and fur lined.

Size 58 or 7 1/4. Dated 1989. Looks like it was hardly used.

Dated 1985. Size 58 or 7 1/4. Looks like it was hardly used.

Leather top. No markings on the inside. But the previous owner bought most size 58 (7 1/4) so its probably that. Well made and has some weight to it.

For a colonel. Size is a 58 or 7 1/4. Still has the hang tag from tpya. Looks unused.

Size is not given. Probably a 58 or 7 1/4. Has a more modern hang tag from benka. Looks unused. But there is some moth tracking on the top.

Dark blue top. Still has the modern hang tag from benka. Still is not given but with the other hats in the collection. Probably a size 58 or 7 1/4. Looks like it was hardly ever used.

Dated 1992. Size 58 or 7 1/4. Leather top. Looks like it was hardly used.

I seen them advertised as either KGB or Border Guard. Yellow piping for a general. Size 58 or 7 1/4. Still has the modern tag from benka. Has some moth tracking on the top.

Size 56 or 7. Some tarnishing to the silver insignia. No cracks or chips in the red star. Still has the spring on the inside. Some light wear from use and storage.

Dated 1989. Has some wear from use and display. Size is not given. Probably a 56 or 58 ( 7 to 7 1/4).

Whoopping big size at 60 or 7 1/2. Some moth tracking. Illegable white ink block stamping on the inside sweatband. Still has the spring on the inside.

Size is not given. Looks like the ink stamping on the inside of the leather sweatband gives the date 86. Spring is still on the inside. Leather band is thin. Needs to be reshaped. Some light staining on it.

Size is 58 or 7 1/4. No markings inside of the sweatband. Some light moth tracking to the blue band. Some light wear from use and display.

Size is not given likely 58 as the others that are listed. Has some light moth tracking on the top. Light wear from use and display.

The tallie is for Higher Naval School named after Nakhimov. Size 58 or 7 1/4. No markings on the inside of the sweatband. Vinyl like material for piping. Has some wear from use and display.

Tallie is for the Baltic fleet. Size 58 or 7 1/4. Ink block stamp on the inside of the sweatband star 358. Sweatband crackles when moved. No cracks or chips in the enameling of the red star. Has wear from use and display.

Tallie is for the black sea fleet. Size 58 or 7 1/4. Hang tag on the inside near the peak. Marked mockba. No markings inside of the sweatband. Still has the spring. Has some wear from use and display.

Size 58 or 7 1/4. Velvet lined band. No markings on the inside of the sweatband. Dated 1982. Decent quality for a russian hat.

documentation. Size is not given. No markings on the inside of the sweatband. Hat appears to have very little wear or use.

Marked on the rear hunter Corp 7142700. Snaps work. Shows wear from use. Adjustable. Some of the leather is stiff. The straps are pliable.

Dated 1986 on the ink stamp on the inside flap. Has some light wear from use and display.

No size given. No markings on the inside of the sweatband. No documentation. Needs to be reshaped. Chip in the enameling on the left arm of the star. Still has the spring on the inside.

Size 60 or 7 1/2 . No markings on the inside of the sweatband. No documentation. Needs to be reshaped. Still has the spring on the inside.

Size 58 or 7 1/4. There is a block ink stamp on the inside of the sweatband. Sweatband crinkles when turned out. Some loose stitching in the back.

Top; No documentation. No markings on the inside of the sweatband. Size not given. Has the spring. No chips or cracks in the red star. Shows some light wear from storage.

Dated 1989. No documentation. Size is a 58 or 7 1/4. White ink block stamp on the inside of the sweatband. Still has the spring. Needs to be reshaped. Has some light wear from storage and display.

No documentation. Size 59 or 7 3/8. No markings on the inside of the sweatband. I believe it to be dated 1975 by the leather sweat shield. Has some light wear from use and display.

Has the earlier style. No markings. Size not given. Brim is sticky and shows use. Spring is still the inside. Some moth tracking.

No markings. Size notgiven. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Velvet like material center band. Still has the spring. Some moth tracking. Some black markings on the top.

No markings on the inside. No markings inside the sweatband. Size not given. Still has the spring. No cracks or chips in the enameling. Has very little wear from use and display. Brim is sticky.

Size 58 or 7 1/4. Some markings on the plastic sweat shield. Some moth tracking and nips to the visor and piping. Still has the spring.

1 is naval and the other is air force. No size for the naval. Air force is dated 1992 and is size 56 or 7. Both have some wear from use and storage.

The one with the large insignia is dated 1987. Size 58 or 7 1/4. Other is dated 1986 and size 57 or 7. Both have wear from use and storage.

7 large sized ones and one smaller one. Larger sterlite ones are 18 gallons 23 x 17 1/4 x 16 5/8 inches. With lids and some with locking handles. One is cracked.

These held the medals of the collection. Slots have padded cardboard holders. They have some wear from use and display. Each one has slots for 12 medals.

They go great with russian military items. They have light wear from use and storage.

Frames were bent in shipping. Some of the paint/enameling is flaking off. Medals appear to be on the small side. REPLICA MEDALS. Good for display. All are screwbacks.

No documentation. Hero medal is unnumbered. Large ribbon bar sewn on. Shoulder boards are sewn on. Has a tailor tag on the inside pocket. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom it is 26.5 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom it is 32 inches. From armpit to armpit it is roughly 22 inches. Pants have a 4 button fly. Waist is roughly 34 inches and length is 43 inches. Looks like it was hardly used with some light wear from storage.

Comes with visor and pants. No markings on the visor. Brim is sticky. Some light wear from display. Shoulder boards are sewn on. They have moth nips in the red piping on the side. No tailors tag on the inside. No documentation. Size not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom it is 27 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom it is 33 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 19 inches. Pants have a 5 button fly. Waist is 36 inches. Length is 44 inches. Both sides have stripes. Uniform in total has some light wear from display and storage. All buttons are present.

Well made heavy uniform. No trailer tags or ink stamps. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder it is 26 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom it is 33 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 20 inches. Has honor guard insignia on the sleeves. Pants have a 5 button fly. Waist is 36 inches and length is 44 inches. Uniform has some light wear from storage and use.

Dont know what to make of this. 1 star russian major general shoulder boards. These are sewn on. Then the rest of the uniform is naval. Has a fouled anchor patch in bullion on the left sleeve. Bullion naval collar. No tags or documentation on it. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 31 inches. Armpit to armpit 22 inches. 3 button fly on the pants. Waist is 36 inches length is 43 inches. Looks like it was hardly used.

Has a tailor label on the inside pocket. No documentation. Shoulderboards are sewn on. Bullion sleeve insignia on both sleeves. No missing buttons. Size is not given. From the top of the sleeve to the bottom 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 31 inches. Armpit to armpit roughly 20 inches. 4 button fly. 32 inch waist and length 42 inches.

2nd class sports badge, excellent soldier badge and Proficiency badge. Sports badge is a screwback. The other two are pin backs. 20th anniversary of the great Patriotic war victory over Germany medal. 60th anniversary medal of Russian armed forces medal. Soldier belt and buckle that is 39 inches long. Size 57 or 7 1/8. Has a maker tag on the inside dated 1981. No chips in the enameling. Shoulderboards are sewn on. Artillery shoulder patch on left sleeve. Large ink stamp on the inside with manufacturer's information. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom it is 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom it is 29 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 20 inches. 4 button fly. Waist is 34 inches. Length is 40 inches.

Screwback insignia. No chips in the enameling. 9 place ribbon bar. Bullion insignia on sleeves. Shoulderboards are slip ons. Makers tag dated 1983. Size not given. From the top of the sleeve to the bottom it is 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 30 inches. Armpit to armpit is roughly 20 inches. Tags I. the pants says it from 1987. Waist is 34 inches and length is 40 inches. Uniform is in used condition.

No documentation. Shoulderboards and ribbon bar are sewn on. Bullion insignia on the cuffs and collar. Has a maker tag on the inside pocket. Size is not given. From the top of the sleeve to the bottom it is 27 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom it is 31 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 20 inches. 4 button fly. Waist is 38 inches and length is 40 inches.

Belt buckle is for a bulgarian officer. It is adjustable. The uniform and buckle came out of the estate together. The rank as per wikipedia for Polkovnik or colonel. Zig zag stitching on the back of the collar. Shoulderboards have one end sewn on. Left breast area has loops for a decent size ribbon bar. Right breast area has 5 holes for screwback awards. No maker tags or tailor labels. Size not given. From the top of the sleeve to the bottom it is 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 29 inches. Armpit to armpit 20 inches. Pants have a 5 button fly. Waist is 32 inches and length 40 inches.

No documentation. All the insignia is sewn to the uniform. 52 place ribbon bar. Has a maker tag in the inside pocket. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom it is 26 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom it is 31 inches. Armpit to armpit 21 inches. 4 button fly. Some yellowing to the front of the pants. Waist is 36 inches and length is 42 inches. Hat needs to be reshaped. Size is not given. No markings on the inside of the sweatband. Still has the spring on the inside.

Shoulderboards and collar insignia are sewn on. Very little detailing on the order of the red star. Hard to make out the number. Looks like 2245454. Lot of scratches on the back. No chips in the red enameling. Other badge is a screwback. 30th and 40th anniversary of the Patriotic war victory over Germany. 70th anniversary of russian armed forces. Has a tag on the inside pocket. Size is not given. From the top of the sleeve to the bottom 24 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 29 inches. Armpit to armpit roughly 20 inches. Officer adjustable belt buckle. Undershirt and tie. Pants have a 5 button fly. Waist is 36 inches and length is 38 inches. Pants are matching. Has some wear from use.

Screwback sports badge in 2nd class. Proficiency badge 1st class. 6 place ribbon bar. Lenin pictured pinback. Lots of ink stamping. Dated 1987. Size is a 52 in Europe which is roughly 44 in us coats sizing. Telnyashka is included. All have some wear from use and storage. Comes with belt and buckle, adjustable.

All the insignia is sewn on the uniform. Bullion insignia on the sleeves. No tailor tags or documentation. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulders to the bottom 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 30 inches. Armpit to armpit roughly 20 inches. 4 bottom fly. 34 inch waist length 40 inches.

By the patches on the left sleeve he had 5 to 9 years of service. 5 place ribbon bar. Shoulderboards and collar insignia are sewn on. Dated on the maker tag 1984. Size 54 or 44 in us mens. Pants have matching labels go the jacket. 36 waist and length is 40 inches.

Shoulder boards are sewn on. Dated 1991. Size 52 or 42 us mens. Large maker ink stamp on the inside. Pants are from 1987 as per ink stamp. 32 inch waist and 41 inch length.

Shoulderboards and collar insignia are sewn on. Pin back for 1st class pilot instructor. 1000 and 10 jumps for a instructor. Adjustable belt for a officer. 11 place pinback ribbon bar. Manufacturers tag dating to 1989. Size 52 or 42 us mens. Same matching tag in the pants. 4 button fly. Waist is 34 and length 46 inches. Hat is a size 57 or 7 1/8. Shows some wear from use and display.

The one star and piping on the sewn on shoulderboard suggest from Wikipedia army Major General. But the uniform has a fouled anchor on the left sleeve. Has a naval beret. Leather pistol holster and belt from 1982. No tags or manufacturer's markings in the jacket. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom it is 27 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 32 inches. Armpit to armpit 22 inches. Zipper fly pants. 38 inch waist and 46 inch length.

Uniform? ; Shoulderboards are removable. But the uniform buttons are naval. Not sure what the meaning is of having mixed insignia. Has a makers tag on the inside pocket. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder it is 26 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 30 inches. Armpit to armpit 20 inches. 5 button fly on the pants. Waist 34 inches length 42 inches.

No markings. Shoulderboards sewn on. Size not given. From the shoulder to the bottom it is 26 inches. Armpit to armpit it is 21 inches.

Shoulderboards are sewn on. Artillery symbols on them. Uniform is a black with naval buttons. No tags or documentation. Size not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 24 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom it is 31 inches. Armpit to armpit roughly 19 inches. 4 button fly on the pants. Waist is 38 inches and length 40 inches. Generals hat is crude. The covering on the brim moves. Sticky to the touch. No markings inside of the hat.

All the insignia is sewn on the uniform. No stampings or tags. Size not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 26 inches. Armpit to armpit 23 inches. Shows wear from use and display. No documentation.

No insignia. Size is 52 or a us mens 42. Block ink stamped. Dated 1991. Pants have a matching ink stamp as the top. Waist is 38 inches and length is 42 inches. Looks like it was hardly if ever used.

No documentation. Belt buckle has a illegible ink stamp. Made for a general or marshal. Marshal collar and cuff insignia. 20 place pin back ribbon bar. Shoulderboards are sewn on. Makers tag on the inside pocket. Zig zag stitching for the collar insignia. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 27 inches. Top of the collar to the bottom 32 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 21 inches. Pants have matching material. 5 button fly. 36 inch waist and 43 inch length. Size 61 or 7 5/8. Needs to be reshaped. No markings on inside of the sweatband. Still has the spring. Everything looks unused.

Shoulderboards suggest colonel in army medical corps. But the uniform buttons and collar insignia are naval. Metal collar insignia. No tailor or manufacturer tags. Size not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 26 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 29 inches. Armpit to armpit roughly 18 inches. 4 button fly. Waist 32 inches and length 39 inches.

No documentation. Some stain spots here and there. Shoulderboards are slip ons. Sewn on 20 place ribbon bar. Badge is a screwback with corrosion. Manufacturers tag on the inside pocket. Bullion style sleeve insignia. Size not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 26 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 32 inches. Armpit to armpit is roughly 19 inches. Pants have a 5 button fly. Waist is 36 inches and length 43 inches. Looks like it was hardly if ever used.

Dark in color. All the buttons are naval. Shoulderboards are sewn on. Boards are for a air force Lieutenant general. No manufacturer or tailor tags. Size not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 27 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 32 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 23 inches. 5 button fly on the pants. Waist is 34 inches and length is 42 inches. Looks like it was hardly if ever used.

No documentation. Shoulderboards are sewn on. Zig zag stitching on the collar. Stained collar. Bullion collar and sleeve insignia. Both badges are screwbacks. Paratrooper badge is for a instructor with 1010 jumps. Illegible makers tag in the inside pocket. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom it is 24 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 30 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 20 inches. Pants have a 5 button fly. Waist is 36 inches and length is 40 inches.

Stiff leather pistol holster and belt. Ink stamping is illegible on the holster. Dated 1983 on the belt. WWII naval anniversary pin. Sewn on shoulderboards. No tags or stamps. Left sleeve has a fouled anchor patch. Size not given. From the shoulder to the bottom it is 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 29 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 21 inches. Has a naval blue white under shirt. 4 button fly. Waist is 36 inches. Length is 44 inches.

Enameling is fine, no cracks or chips. Numbered 2730160. Other badge is a screwback. Belt buckle is adjustable for a officer. Unmarked. But has the hangers for a dagger. Has a manufacture tag. Says it's from 1986 and it's a size 52 or a 42 in us mens size. Shoulderboards are sewn on. 4 button fly pants. Waist is 32 inches and length is 40 inches.

Most have removable shoulderboards. Most of them are naval. With a honor guard and paratrooper mixed in. They have some wear from use and storage. 2 pair of pants, ties, hat, etc.

No documentation. Shoulderboards and ribbon bar are sewn on. 19 place ribbon bar. Bullion insignia on the sleeves. Submarine and diamond shaped badges are screwbacks. Bullion collar. No tailor or manufacturer tags. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom it is 31 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 20 inches. Waist is 36 inches and length 44 inches. Uniform looks like it was hardly used.

No documentation. Bullion sleeve and collar. Manufacturers cleaning instructions on the inside pocket. Shoulderboards sewn on. Size is not given. From the top of the shoulder to the bottom 25 inches. From the top of the collar to the bottom 30 inches. Armpit to armpit it is roughly 21 inches. Pants are a 5 button fly. Waist is 36 inches. Length is 42 inches. Visor needs to be reshaped. Size 60 or 7 1/2. Spring is still inside. Uniform as a whole looks hardly if ever used.

Shoulderboards and collar tabs are sewn on. Manufacturers tag is dated 1988 and it is a size 52 or in US mens 42. Very heavy and well made. Comes with a leather pistol holster and sam brown belt. Belt is dated 198?. That last digit was stamped faintly.