My Orders of the Red star

[robin morley]

I have been meaning to show my collection for some time. I will start with my Red stars. The three on the cardboard strip are all to the same person, Two are wartime and the third is a post war long service award. All other stars are war time issue. Any questions, please ask.

Regards

Robin

[ObKrieger]

Beautiful, which one is your earliest?

[robin morley]

Hi top right is the earliest, serial no 372084 awarded for operations in the area of Kiev if my memory serves. Its part of a grouping of 3 red stars, Order of the red banner and combat merit medal awarded to a colonel which I purchased from a forum member earlier this year.

[JMM]

I have been meaning to show my collection for some time. I will start with my Red stars. The three on the cardboard strip are all to the same person, Two are wartime and the third is a post war long service award. All other stars are war time issue. Any questions, please ask.

Regards

Robin

Awesome collection. Congrats and thanks for showing

[robin morley]

I really like these, problem is you just cant seen to have one. As they can still be had reasonably cheaply I keep seeing a nice ww2 one and think that one more in the collection wouldnt hurt. Problem is I am also like this now with soviet ww2 excellent badges.

[VolksJager]

Looks great, I just can't say no to a good red star. Sounds like you picked up a good grouping to.

Cheers
Jason

[Adrian Stevenson]

Three to one man is very impressive! Very nice.

Cheers, Ade.