AIR DEFENSE AWARD GIVEN TO JEWISH RUSSIAN OFFICER

(1881-1969) Soviet military officer and politician who served as Stalin's defense minister, reorganized the general staff, mechanized the army, and developed the air force. Typed D.S. 1p. legal folio,

Item: Russian-Jewish Given Names 1st Edition by Boris Feldblyum 1998, 1st edition. Based on a book published in Russia in 1911, this work presents to the English-speaking reader a comprehensive collec

1919 Russian Air Force Officer Mundir

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

VASILY STALIN (1921 - 1962) Son of Josef Stalin and an officer in the Soviet Air Force. Less than two months after his fathers unexpected death Vasily was arrested after he revealed top-secret informa

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL AWARD DAGGER with ORDER of St. ANNA and St.GEORGE, NAMED, 1914 Russian Imperial Navy officer award dagger grouping consists of the St. Anna and St. George awards dagger

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

34 x 30 in., 42 x 38 in. (framed). Very decorative piece in a great frame. Award winning Jewish artist born in Moscow.

Rare original Russian medal to the Defender of Free Russia is the first state award of the Russian Federation, was established on July 2, 1992, the last award was given on July 25, 2006.The medal is a

Named to Capt Charles P Bennett. Uniform features a beautiful gold ton 3 inc flight surgeons wing. Felt USAAF Patch and Theater Made Ribbon bar with air medal award.

Russian naval officer dirk, a golden weapon For Bravery, from the WWI period. The pommel at the top ends with a flat nut with a protruding rim featuring an enamel miniature of St. George's Cross order

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

Soviet and British Officers Pins and Sportsmen Awards

A huge collection of antique and vintage books and photographs. The first part includes Russian and Jewish jewelry collector’s art books: The most famous awards of Russia, V.N. Balyazin, V.A. D

Operable stopwatch, 2 in. dia., given as an award in 1936. The verso bears an inscription, reading: ‘Team award model comparison flying. Spring 1936. Air sports group 2’ No other markings

ROMANIAN ROYAL BADGE FOR OFFICER'S 25 YEARS OF SERVICE Ornate Romanian award, 2 1/2" x 1 1/4", given to Romanian military officers upon completion of 25 years of service to that nation. An attractive

6 VARIOUS MILITARY AND OTHER AWARD PLAQUES - PATRON ELEVEN - NAVY ASTRONAUTICS GROUP - UNITED STATES NAVY RECOGNITION AWARD - PLANS AND FACILITIES OFFICER BRICK WITH SAYING COMMANDER FLEET AIR WEST PA

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN MILITARY PILOT BADGE, 1916 Russian military pilot badge. Bronze insignia of an air forces officer - a pilot of the Russian Imperial Army. The badge features the Russian Imperial

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN MILITARY PILOT BADGE, 1916 Russian military pilot badge. Bronze insignia of an air forces officer - a pilot of the Russian Imperial Army. The badge features the Russian Imperial

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN MILITARY PILOT BADGE, 1916 Bronze insignia of the air forces officer - a pilot of the Russian Imperial Army. The badge has the Russian Imperial double headed crowned eagle and a

1. Bronze insignia of the air forces officer - a pilot of the Russian Imperial Army. Early 20th-century. 2. Russian bronze medal in memory of the Great Patriotic War of 1812. The obverse depicts a pyr

ASSORTED WWII US MILITARIA Including, sterling army-navy production award, (2) cheesecloth backed air corps patches, WWII UA air corps officer patches and 1944 disabled American veterans key chain. ;

WWI Russian Empire PC Letter of a Jewish officer from active army to his uncle in Petrrograd, 1915, in Russian Red cachet - from active army Some wear, bent across, small tear and chip

The Medal of Ushakov was established on March 3, 1944, and was awarded to Sailors and Naval Officers of the Red Navy/Naval Infantry for "for bravery and courage displayed while defending the Motherlan