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Sale 132
The New York Sale
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Lot 3086 |
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Stalin Prize. 1st Class. Documented set to Leonid Davidovich Tubelskiy. Complete set with GOLD (23K) Medal, small and large Award Document and original issue box. The large certificate enclosed in a fine quality leather folder with a gold-plated bas relief of Stalin and Lenin on the cover, a citation from the Council of Ministers of the USSR, photo portrait of Stalin and his facsimile signature. The small certificate, bound in leather, contains a photo of the recipient. Awarded March 7, 1950; Certificate #1273. Estimated Value $7,500 - UP
Condition: Some scuffs to box, the documents and medal in Excellent condition.
This medal was awarded to screenwriter Leonid Tubelskiy for his work in scripting the 1949 propaganda war film â€The Meeting on the Elbeâ€. Set during the final days of World War II, in which Soviet and American forces meet as friends and depart as Cold War enemies, the film was directed by the well-noted Grigoriy Aleksandrov.
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Realized
$15,000 |
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Lot 3087 |
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Stalin Prize. 2nd Class. Documented set to Vasily Nikolaevich Petrov. Complete set with silver and GOLD (14 â€" Stalinâ€s bust) Medal with original case of issue, small and large Award Document and original issue box. The large certificate enclosed in a fine quality leather folder with a gold-plated bas relief of Stalin and Lenin on the cover, a citation from the Council of Ministers of the USSR, photo portrait of Stalin and his facsimile signature. The small certificate, bound in leather, contains a photo of the recipient. Awarded December 6, 1951; Certificate #455. In addition to the Stalin Prize documents comes with two citations for the Red Banner of Labor. Estimated Value $4,000 - UP
Condition: Minor scuffs to box; the rest Mint.
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Realized
$3,840 |
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Lot 3088 |
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Stalin Prize. 3rd Class. Documented set to Andrei Grigorievich Archarov. Complete set with brass and silver (Stalinâ€s bust) Medal, small and large Award Document and original issue box. The large certificate enclosed in a fine quality leather folder with a silver bas relief of Stalin and Lenin on the cover, a citation from the Council of Ministers of the USSR, photo portrait of Stalin and his facsimile signature. The small certificate, bound in leather, contains a photo of the recipient. Awarded March 14, 1951, Certificate #1721. Estimated Value $3,000 - UP
Condition: Small split to box edge, the documents and medal in Excellent condition.
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Realized
$4,080 |
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Lot 3089 |
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Lenin Prize. Documented Set to Vladimir Michailovich Makushin. Complete set with GOLD (23K) Medal, small and large Award Document and original issue box. The large certificate enclosed in a fine quality red leather folder with a silver bas relief of Lenin on the cover, a citation from the Council of Ministers of the USSR, and engraved portrait of Lenin. The small certificate, bound in red leather, contains a photo of the recipient. Awarded April 22, 1960, Certificate #526. Estimated Value $4,000 - UP
Condition: Some minor age-toning to large certificate frontispage; otherwise Excellent condition.
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Realized
$3,840 |
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Lot 3090 |
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Medal for an Honored Performance Artist of the RSFSR. Ca. 1981-1985. Ca. 1981-1985. Tombac. Instituted 1931 and one of the earliest such titles of distinction, awarded for outstanding achievement in theatrical and musical performance, and to a lesser extent in cinematography and TV. Estimated Value $250 - UP
Condition: Choice.
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Lot 3091 |
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Medal for a Laureate Lawyer of the RSFSR. German silver, gilt tombac and lacquer. With related Award Diploma to M.N. Karmanova, November 23, 1978. Estimated Value $400 - UP
Condition: The medal toned. Choice and problem-free.
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Lot 3092 |
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Medal for an Honored Specialist of the Armed Forces of the USSR. Ca. 1988-1991. No. 54. Silver-plated tombac, gilt and red enamel. Extremely rare, current estimates show just slightly over 200 pieces ever awarded. Estimated Value $1,500 - UP
Condition: Excellent and problem-free.
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Lot 3093 |
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Medal for an Honored Civil Navigator of the USSR. Ca. 1970s-1980s. Silver-plated tombac, gold-plated jet. Engraved award # 103. Estimated Value $1,500 - UP
Condition: Excellent condition.
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