Reference: 10104
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Original cloth strap for weapon. Used for russian guns: AKM, AK-74, SVD, PK/PKM etc. Version from USSR, in olive-sand shade.
Reference: 16994
Brand: Polska
Load-bearing tape to the battle set, pouches and other military and tourist equipment. Made from immune on of wiping, causing to pill and weather conditions of the polyamide.
Reference: 14565
Brand: Polska
Beams to epaulettes of non-commissioned officers, nickel-plated. Version for coats.
Reference: 15212
Brand: Polska
Plastic button "Canadian". Sewn with the tape for widths 10 mm.
A bow with star and leaf on the caps of privates, sailors and sergeants of the Soviet Army. All-Army, introduced in 1969 (1970). Referred to by soldiers as the "star in cabbage".
A bow with star and leaf on the caps of privates, sailors and sergeants of the Soviet Army. All-Army, introduced in 1969 (1970). Referred to by soldiers as the "star in cabbage".
Such cocards were in use from the time of their introduction until the collapse of the Soviet Union. They were not segregated in any particular way and were issued to soldiers on a "bow is a bow". Because we know that for collectors and reenactors this is important, we have therefore sorted them into basic types - by shade. The finish of the inner side varies - from clear, to almost smooth.
Reference: 17708
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Star with sickle and hammer for caps. From 1960-90s - for parade caps. Smooth back version.
Reference: 11807T07010019
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Bow attached to MVD (Ministry of Internal Affairs) soldiers caps.
Reference: 17586
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Motorbike rider's bow of the Honour Escort of the USSR. Used on motorbike helmets.
Reference: 12704
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Two-headed eagle to the forage cap (pilotka) of the soldiers subject to the Ministry of Internal Affairs - MVD.
Reference: 10498
Brand: Polska
Metal eagle on cap of the Polish Army Air Force soldiers. Mounted on metal "whiskers".
Reference: 16124
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Metal chevron with the bat - to berets of soldiers of Reconnaissance. On light blue background.
Reference: 16770T07010022
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Bow attached to MVD (Ministry of Internal Affairs) soldiers caps.
Reference: 17694
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Green painted star with sickle and hammer for caps, hats and fusillades of Soviet Army soldiers. A version from production after the end of the Second World War - stamped from thin steel plate and painted with green semi-matte paint. Flatter than the previous version. There is also a noticeable reduction in accuracy due to die usage. Whiskers for...
Reference: 14019
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Metal chevron in the colors of the Russian flag with two-headed eagle.
Reference: 16809
Brand: Polska
Polish Army eagle to be sewn on a green beret. Embroidered version, on the reverse side glued with an additional layer of fabric.
Reference: 17693
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Green painted star with sickle and hammer for caps, hats and fusillades of Soviet Army soldiers. A version from World War II production - stamped from thin steel plate and painted with dark green matt paint. The most rounded of the small stars. Arm width 22mm.
Reference: 11731
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Bow attached to Border Guard enlisted caps.
Reference: 11809
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Bow/loop, enlisted soldier and officers. Issued in 2011. Field version.
Reference: 16131
Brand: WojenTorg - «Военторг»
Metal badge to the beret of Spetsnaz of VDV. Light blue beret with the horseshoe and the inscription "Spetsnaz".
Reference: 17709
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Star with sickle and hammer for caps. From 1960-90s - for parade caps. Version embossed on the back.
Reference: 17695
Brand: ZSRR i Rosja
Green painted star with sickle and hammer for caps, hats and fusillades of Soviet Army soldiers. A version from the 1950-1960 production - stamped from thicker steel plate and painted in a thick, glossy green paint. Arm width 22mm.
A bow with star and leaf on the caps of privates, sailors and sergeants of the Soviet Army. All-Army, introduced in 1969 (1970). Referred to by soldiers as the "star in cabbage".
