Phaleristics Of The USSR
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30 November 2024, 13:00
William Mossop is one of the first Irish creators of commemorative medals. Mossop was born in 1751 to William Brown, whose...
10 November 2024, 12:00
The Nuremberg Carnival, also known as the Nuremberg Mummers' Procession, is a medieval festival that was held from 1449 to...
15 October 2024, 11:00
Dutch artist Christian Johannes van der Hoef is a representative of the Nieuwe Kunst (“New Art”) movement, known worldwide as...
29 August 2024, 16:44
The 17th-century German artist Sebastian Dadler created medals at the court of the Elector of Saxony, Johann Georg I. He lived...
16 May 2024, 14:00
The creation of embroidered shirts is considered exclusively a woman's business. However, there are examples when men took up...
29 March 2024, 15:00
The project aims not only to honor the fallen but also to help the living...
8 December 2023, 08:25
The national operator of postal communication "Ukrposhta" presented a new philatelic product - the postage stamp "Gifts of...
29 November 2023, 20:28
At the beginning of the 20th century, when the first major transformations in consumer culture took place, holiday shopping in...
23 November 2023, 12:24
Faleristics is a fascinating study and collecting of badges, medals, insignia and other attributes associated with awards and...
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- Wristwatches Made In Post-Soviet Countries
- Gold Plated Wristwatches And Bracelets Made In The USSR
- Cigarette Cases And Snuff Boxes
- Other Games And Toys
- Necklaces
- Other Wares
- Pearls, Balamuty (nacre) And Corals
- Sets (parure)
- Collectible Bottles
- Smoking Pipes, Mouthpieces, Hookahs
- Watch Imitations Of Famous Brands
- Badges (mass Editions) Of The USSR And CIS Countries