POST USSR PERIOD RUSSIAN SOVIET MEDICAL OFFICER DAGGER

A scarce Cold War Era Soviet Naval officer's dagger with locking scabbard safety mechanism. Highly detailed black leather scabbard with gilt bronze metal highlights featuring impressed naval maritime

Soviet Russian post WWII era Air Force Officers Dagger, Dated 1957. Full Length : 13.5 inch Blade Length : 8.25 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional inform

Seldom Encountered Ukrainian Navy Officer's Dress Dagger, Post Soviet Navy Dirk Press Catch Release Function To The Black Leather And Brass Scabbard Full Length 14 inch Blade Length 9 inch

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A Soviet Russian naval officers dagger. Wooden grip with gilt brass guard and pommel with the Soviet coat of arms. Damask steel blade, marked Bulat 1984 by the handle. Black leather and gilt brass sca

A vintage Russian Soviet naval dirk dagger, an element of the dress uniform of naval officers in the Soviet Union. The edged steel blade marked Bulat, dated 1983 and numbered at the ricasso. The cross

A vintage Russian Soviet era naval dirk dagger, an element of the dress uniform of naval officers in the Soviet Union. The edged steel blade marked ZiK and numbered at the ricasso. The crossguard has

A vintage Russian Soviet era naval dirk dagger, an element of the dress uniform of naval officers in the Soviet Union. The edged steel blade marked ZiK and numbered at the ricasso. The crossguard has

DESCRIPTION: USSR Russian 1992 Navy Officer's Dress Dagger with Scabbard. Maker-marked "BYNAM" on the ricasso; on the other side of the blade has engraved alphanumeric serial number "257870". The pomm

Original Soviet dagger Model 1945 complete set with original dress belt and hangers. Blade is marked by the maker "BULAT" and year "1980." Brass gilded handle and scabbard fittings are gilded, ferrule

Soviet Russian Naval Officer's Dagger Belt with hangers medallions and highly decorated threaded straps, including two additional straps for accessories. Size approximately 43" L

Soviet Navy officer's dagger, Model 1940, without the catch/release button, pommel with an early Soviet State Emblem with 11 scrolls representing the number of republics in the Soviet Union, blade is

Lithography and printing on paper. A rare Soviet lithographed poster of the post-war period, circulation of only 400 copies. The poster is dedicated to the celebration of the Day of the Navy of the US

Post 1970 USSR Soviet Era Poster- "Don't Talk". Approx. 24x16 inches, circa 1979. Loosely translated "Don't Talk" . Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advanc

Soviet Russian Post WWII Naval Captain Uniform With Belt And Navy Dagger Dirk

A Soviet Air Force officer's dagger, Model 1949, Maker's mark on the ricasso ZIK 1957 (Zlatoust Factory) and serial number PO7840, factory proof marks, circled letter B, on the crossguard, scabbard fi

A unique study of the Soviet dagger composed over several years. This book is the second edition of the D. Ilyasov "Daggers of the USSR" improved and supplemented with English text. A whole group of a

Soviet / USSR Military Officer Parade Cap, Sz 57

This lot includes 22 original period shoulder boards for Soviet officers and enlisted personnel. Includes shoulder boards for Army, Navy, Air Force, and Border Guard Officers and enlisted personnel. D

2 Soviet Russian naval officer's dirks in scabbards with belts. Each measures approx. 13 1/5 inches total length with dagger in scabbard.

A set of 11 original period shoulder boards for Soviet officers and admirals.

Original WWII and Post-WWII Soviet Garrison Cap and Officer's Hat, U.S. Navy Hats - Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - Vintage Original WWII and Post-WWII Soviet Garrison C

Lot includes a Soviet Admiral's parade belt, and a Soviet Officer's parade belt. Both still have their original hangars attached, which was used to hang their daggers/dirks. Dimensions: N/A

Original vintage Cold War period Soviet anti-war propaganda poster - ??? ?????! No to War! - featuring powerful artwork by the Russian poster artist and illustrator Anatoly Braz (b. 1929) depicting a