This uniform is actually a M1940 that had the collar tabs removed and replaced with "narrow" appointed Jr. Lieutenant shoulderboards.
Doc
A M43 female Medical uniform
This uniform is actually a M1940 that had the collar tabs removed and replaced with "narrow" appointed Jr. Lieutenant shoulderboards.
Re: A Rare Medical General's Uniform
Hi Doc, again another great looking uniform.
Do you specialise in collecting just the medical branch of service?
Cheers, Ade.
Re: A Rare Medical General's Uniform
Yes, I collect anything related to the Soviet medical service.
Re: A M43 female Medical uniform
That is really nice!
Cheers, Ade.
Re: A M43 female Medical uniform
Both are nice! But first looks like refashioned with buttons. When my mother has been in service in Soviet army ( the beginning of 1960's), she says that all womans refashioned their uniforms to fit the body, to make the leggs more opened etc. Probably that is the same way with the buttons. Because by the order of Red Army there must be the same size buttons as on the gimnasterka
Re: A Rare Medical General's Uniform
Very interesting! I have a couple of medical items, will look what do I have.
Re: A Rare Medical General's Uniform
Sweet.
M1960's medical service colonel parade uniform
POLKOVNIK MEDITSINSKAJA SLUSJBA (COLONEL OF MEDICAL SERVICE)
Soviet-Latvian medical colonels full parade uniform from the late 1980s. The owner served in of WW2 and probably a Soviet citizen that moved to the new Soviet republics during or after the war, in which he participated in the defense of Moscow. The wartime awards also include the Order of Glory III class and the medal for Combat service. In the post-war era, he was a member of a city council (Padomes Deputats) in Latvian SSR and also recieved the Latvian SSR State Prize (issued by the Latvian SSR Highest Soviet). Furthermore, he was a Honoured Blood donour.
The graduation badge is a 1960-70s medical university badge and his wartime unit was a Red Guards unit.
The uniform is in excellent condition and comes with straight leg trousers for wear with shoes, visor cap and belt. The size is 54 (US44, L-XL) and the cap is size 59 (L) and made in a Moscow hat factory.
Awards: Order of Red Banner of Labour, Order of Glory III class, Medal for Combat service, Medal for Labor Distinction, Medal for Defense of Moscow, Medal for Victory over Germany, Medals for 20th, 30th and 40th anniversaries of the Victory in WW2, Medal for Veteran of Labor, Medal to Vetaran Serviceman, Medal for Development of Virgin Lands, Medals for 30th, 40th, 50th, 60th and 70th anniversaries of the foundation of the Soviet armed forces, medals for 800 years of Moscow and 250 years of Leningrad, Medal for 20 years of Irreproachable Service. Medal for 100th anniversary of birth of V.I. Lenin.
Screwback order of Red Star and Great Patriotic War. Badges for 25th anniversary of Victory, Red Guards and Medical University graduation. Honoured Blood Donor of Latvian SSR and Latvian SSR State Prize awards.
M1955 Colonel of Medical service parade uniform
M1955 MEDICAL COLONEL
Excellent condition and super rare parade uniform of a medical branch colonel, model 1955. These uniforms are utterly rare in these days and this one is no exception. The uniform has no flaws or damages at all; no damage to the lining or the metal details. The collar features leaves and medical insignias as per regulations. The visor cap is in excellent condition with the M/55 cap wreath as well with dark green band for medical troops.
The uniform has traces from three screwback awards on the left side and a bar for 6 medals on the right side. The belt has hangers for a dagger and is different from the later belts as it has golden thread wowen into the garment.
The pockets on the inside of the jacket has zippers.
The size of the uniform is 50-52 (M-L / 40-42) and the visor cap is 57.
Re: M1960's medical service colonel parade uniform
Hi, very nice uniform !!!!!
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