Russia

USSR, Medal of Valour, silver, number 3176142, WWII, late war example, 1944-45

USSR, Mine Service Long Service Awards, 2nd & 3rd class, with award document, scarce

USSR, Mother Heroine Order, for 10 children, gold star, number 381834 on reverse

USSR, Order "For Service to the Motherland in the Armed Forces of the USSR", 1974, 3rd class, No.35737, one of the last awards of the Soviet Union

USSR, Order of Glory 3rd class to Zakirovich Gait Zakirov, Senior Sergeant, 3rd Company, Guards Division, he skilfully moved up the to the infantry line and disabled an enemy armoured personnel carrier at the battle near Fischendorf, 8/4/1945, see history

USSR, Order of Glory to Private Ivan Anatolyevich Kaveiny, 178 Rifle Division, 332 Artillery Regiment, despite intense enemy fire he identified enemy weapon positions and marked them on survey maps, ensuring timely and accurate artillery fire, see history

USSR, Order of Glory, 3rd class, civil, no.106483

USSR, Order of Glory, 3rd class, no.257712

USSR, Order of Glory, 3rd class, WW2 type, number 121724

USSR, Order of Glory, military, 3rd class, number 38473, WW2

USSR, Order of Labour Glory, 3rd class, no.273173

USSR, Order of Labour Glory, 3rd class, number 341702

USSR, Order of the October Revolution, with original ID card dated 1971, number 76870

USSR, Order of the Patriotic War, 1st class, 1985 type, no.994733

USSR, Order of the Patriotic War, 1st class, gold, number 71446, WW2

USSR, Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd class, gold centre, number 239591

USSR, Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd class, gold centre, WW2, a good example

USSR, Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd class, number 862581, to Junior Lieutenant Nikolayvevich Razuvayev, Senior Air Gunner at the Guards Assault Aviation Army, wounded twice in 1943, see history and photo of plane he flew in for the Defence of Moscow

USSR, Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd class, WWII issue with gold centre, number 283530, awarded to Captain Aleksandr Yevgenyevich Stukov, served in the Red Army from September 1941- January 1946, also awarded the Order of the Red Star, see citation

USSR, Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd class, WWII issue, with gold centre, to Guards Major Kornilov Anatoly Ignatievich, for breaking into East Prussian territory on 18/10/1944, he personally eliminated two German soldiers, see citation, with full history

USSR, Order of the Patriotic War, WW2 type, number 553441, 2nd class, with gold centre

USSR, Order of the Red banner civil, number 941414, silver & enamel, an excellent example of type

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, 1960s, number 549491

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, civil, early type, number 215303

USSR, Order of the Red banner, civil, early type, number 249618, larger size, scarce

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, civil, no.1006842, a late issue of this award- well into the 1980s

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, civil, numbered 499358

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, civil, with ID book dated 1974

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, military, number 152459, scarce

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, military, number 386950, late war type, 1945, a good example of type

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, military, WW2 issue, no.155553

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, military, WW2 issue, no.157456

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, military, WW2 issue, no.4238978

USSR, Order of the Red Banner, military, WW2 type, number 177089

USSR, Order of the Red Star to Captain Engineer Khanin Khan Beniaminovich, Chief of Artillery Supply 417 Anti Tank Supply, organised repair of equipment effectively, within a short period restored 12 anti tank guns to working condition, awarded 3/3/1945

USSR, Order of the Red Star to Colonel of the Medical Service Khomutov Yakov Andreyevich, awarded the Red Star 9th June 1945, service since 1941, he was professionally trained as a surgeon, he personally treated wounded pilots, see history

USSR, Order of the Red Star to Engineer Captain Khanin Khan Beniaminovich, Chief of Artillery Supply, 417th Anti-Tank Supply, within a short period he restored 12 anti-tank guns to working condition, awarded Red Star 3rd March 1945

USSR, Order of the Red Star, awarded to Captain Bernard Ivanovich Garal, nationality Polish, served with the Red Army 1941-46, he lived in Leningrad, joined the war against Finland in 1940, see history, an interesting medal

USSR, Order of the Red Star, awarded to Red Army soldier Grigory Ivanovich Korotin, driver and horseman with the 266th Rifle Division, for bravery and logistical service during the Berlin Campaign, see citation and history

USSR, Order of the Red Star, number 3043471

USSR, Order of the Red Star, number 3543872

USSR, Order of the Red Star, WWII type, silver & enamel, number 1207427

USSR, Order of the Red Star, WWII, c.1943, issue number 414258

USSR, two bravery medals with original award documents for WW2, both appear to be for Berlin 1945

USSR, Veteran of Labour Medal

USSR, Veterans of the Armed Forces

USSR, WWII group to Yakovlev Ivan Ivanovich, Guards Major, born Michurinsk, Tambov Oblast, he served with the Poles in WWII in the Liberation of Warsaw, only his campaign medals and award documents survive, with some photocopies of history

USSR, WWII Medal of Valour to Slobodyan Pyotr Voytsekhovich, Mortarman, 1157th Rifle Regiment, 351st Rifle Division, November 1944, he delivered mortar ammunition in a timely manner during the battle for the village of Yablonov (Ukraine), see history