Lot #15207. Complete the form the employee of Ministry of Communications of the USSR arr. 1956. The size - 42/44. Height - 3. Condition: Very Good.
All in your own collection.
! No one sprocket and buttons on the sleeve.
LOT# 15211. Bashlyk (hood) soldiers Russian Imperial Armies Mod. -1914 y. Material: Camel wool. Color: light brown. Cond. good, darning,there are defects, traces of moth. All in all a very and usable !!! Please see photo.
P.S. (Turk. headgear) - cloth peaked hood that you wear in bad weather over any headgear for protection from cold, rain and heat of the sun. In the Russian troops, he was introduced in 1862 and during the war of 1877-78. was so appropriate that was tested in Western European. For example, in 1881 the entire squad of French troops sent to Tunisia, was equipped with a hood.
LOT #15213. Emblem (pennant) NKVT/ MMF/ MRF
People's Commissariat for Foreign Trade / Ministry of the Navy / Ministry of the River Fleet The size: 4 õ 3 cm., diagon. - cm. Condition: Very Good.
LOT #15236.
The dynamo machine from the field telephone German phone F33 "SIEMENS" issue 1935/39 y. WW II. Rare, since in most cases there are other manufacturers. Fully working in the original assembly with stamps and stamps. Condition: Very good.
LOT # 15214. Ceremonial scarf (belt) to the dress uniform of the Navy with a cutlass Pasika arr. 1941. Early Type. Description: metallized with gold fittings. Growth. - 3. Condition - Very Good.
P.S. Photo from net - "Ìàéñêèé È.Ì., ãåíåðàë-ëåéòåíàíò Ãîëèêîâ Ô.È. è êîíòð-àäìèðàë Õàðëàìîâ Í.Ì. Ëîíäîí 1941"
LOT# 15216. Epaulettes(shoulder board) experimental junior officers of the Navy Ì-1962 Size:16 cm. Cond. - New.
P.S. P.S. As an experiment for the officers of the Navy, the USSR Ministry of Defense Order No. 55 of 1964 introduced daily removable shoulder straps 6 cm wide with a field of black silk silk with the edges of instrument cloth, the same as gleams, colors (Figures 32 - 33). In parallel with them, they continued to wear shoulder straps of the 1963 model. The order of wearing newly introduced epaulettes was determined by Order of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR of May 26, 1964 No. 130. They did not last long, and were abolished by Order of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR from 1965 No. 179.
