LOT # 17110. Aleksandrovsko-Vladimirskaya block tape for awards of the Imperial Empire. Original, original 100% Description: Moire silk performance. The condition is excellent. Length - 165 mm. Width - 28 mm.
P.S. The Alexander-Vladimir Order Ribbon is used for wearing with a medal “in memory of Emperor Nicholas the First”. Visually, the fabric was half the Alexander and half the Vladimir tape. That is, half of it was made in red, and the other half consisted of two black equal in size and between them - a red strip.
This insignia was intended for pupils of military educational institutions and was issued on October 29, 1896 according to the Highest Command announced by the Minister of War. According to the Regulation, a ribbon with a medal was relied on to those pupils of military educational institutions who at the time of the death of the autocrat were on education
LOT # 17111. "For works on the first general census" block tape to the medal of the Russian Empire. It could also be used on the Drozdovites medal. Moire silk performance. Original, original 100% Description: fabric. The condition is excellent. Length - 155 mm. Width - 28 mm.
P.S. It is generally accepted that the Russian sash, designed to be encouraged by tsarist awards, consists of three colors (the famous Russian tricolor) - blue, red and white.
LOT # 17112.
Badge of the Student Construction Squad of the Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic of 1977. Yerevan, Armenia. Condition: Excellent. Description: Alloy (heavy metal). Size: - x - mm.
P.S. In the days of the USSR, there were a large number of different movements, one of which was Student construction detachments or abbreviated as MTR. Students in large companies went to large domestic construction sites, while such detachments differed in a certain form of clothing, there were banners and, of course, MTR badges. There are a large number of MTR signs, however, collecting symbols of this topic is distinguished by its specific features. First of all, the badges of Student construction detachments were issued in small batches, sometimes only a hundred copies, and sometimes even 40, as a rare sign "MTR Teacher". There is another problem of collecting such badges, namely their fragility, since the MTR signs were made in a practically artisanal way from improvised materials
LOT # 17113. Badge (icon) - Tourist of the USSR. Condition: Excellent. Description: Bronze (brass), hot enamel (heavy metal). Size: - x - mm.
P.S. The badge was authorized to exist in 1939, and was a round emblem with a red five-pointed star in the upper part and the USSR inscription enclosed in a rectangular frame at the bottom. In the central area of the icon there was a peculiar image of a compass pointing to the north magnetic pole, and also Latin letters from left to right - W, N, O. The letters on the icon indicate three directions - west (west), north (nord), east (ost) In addition, the inscription “tourist” was also located at the top of the icon. Rather rare among collectors-falerist is considered the icon "Tourist of the USSR." This is due primarily to the fact that such a badge was issued only to members of the Society of Proletarian Tourism and Excursions, and in order to earn it, it was required to mark at least 2-3 countries, and with at the same time having a “traveler” experience of at least two years.
LOT # 17115. Order block tape - Alexander-Georgievskaya. 100% - the original! The Russian Empire. Late 19th - early 20th centuries Described.: Silk moire fabric. Condition: Very Good (was worn). Length - 164 mm. Width - 28 mm.
P.S. This tape should be worn with the medal "In memory of the Russian-Japanese war."
The medal "In memory of the Russo-Japanese War" along with the Alexander-George Ribbon was awarded to the military, who took part in the Russo-Japanese conflict. Also, priests, medical workers, as well as other persons who were in the service and distinguished themselves in military operations, were encouraged by the distinction. The Alexander-St. George Ribbon was established along with the medal on January 21, 1906 by a corresponding decree of Nicholas II.
LOT # 17116. Commemorative table medal "1500 years to Kiev" Kiev, 1982
On the reverse there is an illustration of the legend about the origin of the name of the city and the inscription "Kiy, Schek, Khoriv, Lybed". Options: Bronze; Weight - 280 g.; Diameter - 41 mm. Thick. - 4 mm. Condition: Very good.
P.S. The 1500th anniversary of Kiev is remembered among the people as one of the brightest events of the early 1980s. After all, the anniversary celebrations received sincere support from the broad masses of the population, and the authorities tried to do as much as possible useful for the city and its historical monuments.
