Phaleristics Of The USSR

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William Mossop is one of the first Irish creators of commemorative medals. Mossop was born in 1751 to William Brown, whose...

The Nuremberg Carnival, also known as the Nuremberg Mummers' Procession, is a medieval festival that was held from 1449 to...

Dutch artist Christian Johannes van der Hoef is a representative of the Nieuwe Kunst (“New Art”) movement, known worldwide as...

The 17th-century German artist Sebastian Dadler created medals at the court of the Elector of Saxony, Johann Georg I. He lived...

The creation of embroidered shirts is considered exclusively a woman's business. However, there are examples when men took up...

The project aims not only to honor the fallen but also to help the living...

The national operator of postal communication "Ukrposhta" presented a new philatelic product - the postage stamp "Gifts of...

At the beginning of the 20th century, when the first major transformations in consumer culture took place, holiday shopping in...

Faleristics is a fascinating study and collecting of badges, medals, insignia and other attributes associated with awards and...