Red Star #8532

[Mikko77]

Gabriele,

Collect Russia Order of the Red Star, Type 3 Variation 2 Sub-variation 2, #7671, circa early 1940. Soviet Russian

Found this on another website. "LU"-marking is said to be maker mark.

[Mikko77]

Ollar,

I believe there was different one line text ("mondvor") in the earlier ones (type 2 star) Higher number stars have your text "monetary yard" in two lines

[Gabriele]

Yes, I think you're right.

Орден КРАСНОЙ ЗВЕЗДЫ - 2

At page 2 of the link there is a red star with the same marking.

[Egorka]

Strange written . Here is how on original

Hello,
You are showing a Star in completely different production batch and number range. Naturally the engraver is different and hence the engraving style.

[Marcel Banziger]

Strange written . Here is how on original

I am sorry but your comment doesn't make any sense. You show a completely different serial # range. These can not be compared!

Edit: I see Igor already made the same reply.

[Bill Garvy]

1940 issued Orders of the Red Star

Order of the Red Star, #7315, Finnish War

#187, not in collection. . .

[PapaStalin1943]

Absolutely beautiful order! I really like the low serial number and makers mark as well. It is one of my main goals to get a red star from the Finnish War, as it is quite an interesting war.

[Auke]

I realize I need to update my website, but Winter War awards can now be researched just like WW2-era decorations (including the citation).

[Dom]

Nice Star

[Mikko77]

I finally got the research results. Unfortunately they yielded only the recipient's name ( V.V. Serebryakov) and the date of issue ( May 29.1940).