26 IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MILITARY RELATED BOOKS

Approx. 26 military related books

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL MOTORMAN 1st CLASS MILITARY BOOK, ARTILLERY, 1901 Statement of service for Motorman 1st Class Ivan Zacharovich Zacharov, who served in the training artillery troop from 1901 to 1906.

Uniforms of the Imperial Russian Army by Boris Mollo, published in the Blandfort Color Series, 1979. Ordeal by Fire: The Civil War and Reconstruction by James M. McPherson, 3rd edition published by Mc

A lot of vintage Russian books and price guides related to militaria. A total of 14 items. A pair of brochures Patches and Shevrons of Russian Armed Forces with black and white images of patches and c

Imperial Russian Military Order of St.Anne 3rd Class. Hallmarked to the rind with silver Mark. _x000D_ Dimension:

Imperial Russian Military Order of St.George 1cl Gold . Hallmarked with kokoshnik and 56 on the ring . In fitted box . Condition: Very Good dimension :

EXTREMELY RARE WW1 IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MILITARY RED FORAGE CAP A scarlet or red forage cap with narrow, off-white or pale buff-colored piping around its crown, with white linen lining. An oval cockade or

An Imperial Russian badge, pilot of the Emperors Military Air Fleet. Ca. 1912 to 1917. Winged crossed swords encompassed with a laurel wreath, crowned coat of arms with Imperial Eagle in the center. F

Collection of Soviet World War II military documents including; 1.) Typed document measuring 6" x 7.5" dated 1945. 2.) Pair of damaged photographs of Soviet troops in the field. Photographs measure 5"

Russian Imperial Badge Order Length 28 cm Width 2 cm Silver ? Bears the Imperial Crest Wreath and Ribbon Hallmarks present makers mark IP ? in Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely ussr

Lot of Military Related Books incl. History of 44th NY Volunteer Infantry - approx 9.5" x 3" x 6"

IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MILITARY FINNISH REGIMENT BADGE Imperial Russian Military Finnish Regiment badge. Accented with green enamel. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

Two military history books in Russian. Weapons of the Russian Navy by Vladimir Gribovsky, Igor Sukhanov and Alexander Kulinsky, published by Atlant, 2014. Kortikas of the World by Dmitriy Fedurin, pub

DESCRIPTION: Sixteen military related books, all signed by the author. Includes: 1) "The Fall of Bagdhad" by Jon Lee Anderson. 2) "Black Flags: The Rise of ISIS" by Joby Warwick. 3) "The Looming Tower

Group of seven books from the Feller library collection as shown. Hard backs various vintages. UNCOMMON VALOR, COMMON VIRTUE signed by the author HAL BUELL personalized as shown to Bob Feller. All bea

IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MILITARY ALEXEEVSKY SCHOOL BADGE Reproduction of an Imperial Russian Military School badge, given to those who graduated from the Alexeevsky Military Academy. Accented with red enamel

A set of 10 vintage Russian military book editions titled Cavaliers of the Order of Glory of Three Degrees, Avers: Annual Collectors Price Guide, The First Directorate by Oleg Kalugin, Weapon Restorat

Lot includes "Pickelhauben" by Eric Johnson (signed & numbered by author), 1 book in German, 2 in French and others. *note: All books have their original dust jackets.

A pair of antique 1800s Russian shako badges representing the Imperial coat of arms, a double-headed eagle. The plates vary in size and color. A shako is a tall, cylindrical military cap, usually with

Four (4) vintage Russian military toy vehicles.Three tanks and gunner.Dimensions: 4 1/2" to 9" lengths

An Exiled General by Ben J. Viljoen, published by A. Noble Printing Company, 1906. Red cloth covers, binding is loose. Along with Manuel Complet De Fortification published in Paris, 1909. Blue cloth c

Wrought of steel with rolled treads. Latter 19th century. Rusted. Overall height 16cm. Condition IV

IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MILITARY MOSCOW REGIMENT BADGE Reproduction of an Imperial Russian Military Moscow Regiment badge that was typically given to military personnel for being in elite units during the la

IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MILITARY BADGE Reproduction of an Imperial Russian Military badge that was typically given to military personnel for being in elite units during the late 19th and early 20th centuries