help identifying some badges/cloth patches

[mongooseeds]

Esteemed members of the forum...

I would like some help identifying some badges that I picked up in Bulgaria whilst on a skiing holiday. I suspect that all are repro's but I would like a 2nd 3rd and 4th opinion, not interested in value as I suspect worthless, but anyway... pics below.... every little helps

Goose!

[leigh kitchen]

Badge 2 I'm sitting looking at in my hand now, on the visor of a Russian police major I worked with 9 or 10 years ago - worn above a wreathed cockade.

Badge 3 I can't remember, I have one - something to do with Guards proficiency?

[RichieC]

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[Adrian Stevenson]

I have added the pics direct to the post

All are original by the way. Values are very low, just a couple of Pounds each at best.

Cheers, Ade.

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[mongooseeds]

i am pleasently surprised they are all origional, i shall have to take pictures of the others now!

Thanks for the Photo tips. shall use it in future and special thanks to ade for sorting the origional pics

Goose!

[Dom]

Hi ,
1 Motor rifles patch , 1969 regulations
2 Signals troops , " " "
3 Russian Cap badges
4 Excellent soldier (Army) 1958,the first models are made of brass
5 Specialist badges 1 class , there are classes M / 1 / 2 / 3 (the first
models are made of brass)

[mongooseeds]

thanks for the information dom,

i dont suppose anyone knows which unit/regiment/branch is represented by the cap badge (image three)

[leigh kitchen]

As I mentioned, I have a Russian police cap with this insignia, I don't know if it was used by other servces:

[staig]

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