Sold Bravery Medals
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Soviet Medal for Bravery #227621
Awarded to Guards Master Sergeant Alexej Petrovich Filyakov for repelling 8 enemy counterattacks at the Dnieper river, destroying 9 enemy machine-guns and up to 200 (!) enemy troops in the process
$274.60 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #233340
In a nice, vintage condition with all parts original and great research potential
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Soviet Medal for Bravery #234694
Awarded to Sgt. Ekimov for demonstrating courage during the combat near Lake Barskoe on 22-23 July 1943. Despite heavy enemy artillery fire, he skillfully conducted reconnaissance, quickly identifying enemy positions. This enabled his battery to destroy a machine gun, a mortar battery, and two pillboxes
$148.74 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #245295
Awarded to Lieutenant Grigory Iosifovich Kovalev for courage and steadfastness as an anti-aircraft platoon commander, where he skillfully organized defensive fire and shot down multiple enemy aircraft (Ju-87, Me-109, Fw-190)
$320.36 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #250788
In a nice, vintage condition with all parts original and great research potential
$297.48 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #256344
In a nice, vintage condition with all parts original and great research potential
$251.71 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #262625
Excellent condition with great research potential
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Soviet Medal for Bravery #317166
Awarded to Guards Jr. Lieutenant Stepan Vladimirovich Dimchenko for his precise and timely work during the days of the ferocious enemy attacks on 05.07.1943 on the Orel-Kursk sector
$308.92 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #317304
Awarded to Guards Captain Yurij Borisovich Goncharov for destroying 3 cannons, 2 heavy machine-guns and up to a company of enemy troops with his platoon and leading his men by personal example of courage
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Soviet Medal for Bravery #348382
Awarded to Private Goryannikov for destroying 3 enemy horse carriages with ammunition, eliminating 2 snipers, and suppressing fire of one light machine-gun position. Goryannikov was declared KIA on the 10th of August 1943
$274.60 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #352214
Awarded to Private Vasily Mikhailovich Surovtsev for ensuring the battalion commander’s communications with the forward observation post and firing positions which enabled the troops to disable 9 enemy tanks and repel several enemy attacks
$286.04 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #360391
In a nice, worn combat condition with original suspension. Awarded to Ivan Kirillovich Lopukho
$228.83 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #360540
Awarded to Dmitrij Timofeevich Sovik who was a private in a railway repair unit, but was bestowed for destroying a mortar and a machine-gun position and blasting away two enemy rowing boats which were trying to cross the river
$263.15 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #415407
$80.09 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #439808
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Soviet Medal for Bravery #522776
Awarded to the Georgian Guards Corporal Zabakhidze for serving as a driver during combat from September to October 1943, maintaining his vehicle in top condition without a single malfunction. Since April 1942, his car covered over 20,000 km without major repairs, reliably following tanks in all terrains, ensuring uninterrupted communication between command and headquarters
$125.86 -
Group of Soviet medals consisting of 2 Medals for Bravery #541773 & #2113548 + award booklet
Awarded to Scout/Driver Private Pertsovoj for spotting and geolocating 11 enemy artillery batteries and saving equipment
$171.62 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #556158
$80.09 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #559020
Awarded to the Azerbaijani Sergeant Hamid Kulamovich Suleimanov for restoring the communication line that had been severed in 10 places under continuous artillery shelling by the enemy, ensuring uninterrupted operation of the battery
$102.97 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #571307
$68.65 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #572950 ‘duplicate’
Good research potential
$137.30 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #580930
Awarded to Guards private Avenir Fedorovich Gavrilov for being the first to rush into the village of Annovka and eliminating 5 enemy submachine-gunners an enemy light machine-gun position
$114.42 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #584230
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Soviet Medal for Bravery #602121
$97.25 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #632109
Awarded to Private Vasilij Vasilievich Bordun for his effective and prompt actions during combat from September 16th to October 9th, 1943. Under enemy artillery and mortar barrages, he successfully suppressed and destroyed over 8 enemy machine-gun emplacements, 3 mortar batteries, 2 dugouts, and eliminated over 30 enemy troops
$148.74 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #674273
Awarded to Senior Sergeant Sergej Sergeevich Klochko. For actions during Belgorod-Kharkov Offensive in 1943
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #675574 ‘Duplicate’ with its medal booklet
Awarded to T-34 Sergeant Zaitsev for bravery in the Kalinin region in 1943, serving on a T-34 as machine-gunner, radio operator, and company commander. He maintained vital communications under heavy fire for two days, ensuring effective command of combat assets, and risked his life when reporting on his tank and crew after his tank was hit
$274.60 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #718184
$80.09 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #738222
$102.97 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #759823
Awarded to anti-tank rifle company commander Guards Sr. Sergeant Iosof Alekseevich Dobrishevsky for eliminating 6 enemy soldiers near Vitebsk
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #776032
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Group of Soviet medals consisting of a Medal for Combat Merit #137694 and a Medal for Bravery #780123 with document
Awarded to the female Sergeant Maria Trifonovna Polovtseva for maintaining uninterrupted radio communications links from the Army operative department towards the headquarters while being under heavy bombardment
$274.60 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #790881
Awarded to Sergeant Bezsonny for suppressing an enemy artillery battery, which was delivering direct fire over the ice covered lake and thus, didn’t allow any movement across it. He suppressed the fire of 2 enemy machine gun positions and killed up to 12 German soldiers
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #804894
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Group of Soviet medals consisting of a Medal for Bravery #816481 & three Jubilee Medals + award booklets
Awarded to Guards Sergeant Grigory Alexandrovich Abramov for personally delivering food under intensive enemy artillery fire to the fighting men on the front
$137.30 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #841583 + Medal for the Victory over Germany
$74.37 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #847900
$80.09 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #876039
Awarded to Sergeant Semyon Grigorievich Povalyaev for maintaining reliable telephone lines during combat and for his role in repelling an enemy counter-attack, during which he personally eliminated four German troops
$120.14 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #892764
$68.65 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #916601
$102.97 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #926151
Awarded to Private Aleksandr Andreevich Suryaninov for risking his life repairing 15 breaks in the communication lines while being under enemy fire
$114.42 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #944221
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Group of Soviet medals: Medals for Bravery #949380 & 958437 and Medal for Combat Merit
Awarded to Private Ivan Dmitreevich Dudnikov for delivering urgent combat reports to the front line under enemy fire to the company commander on the Kerch Peninsula on 11 February 1944, thereby ensuring the timely and accurate execution of the combat mission by the company commander
$240.27 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #952860
$91.53 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #954823
Awarded to Sgt. Tomenko for uninterruptedly delivering ammunition to firing positions by masterfully manoeuvring his truck between explosions
$114.42 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #956299
Awarded to telephonist Yuri Savelievich Dubinsky for fixing 10 signalling line breaks under heavy enemy artillery and machine-gun fire
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #970201
$57.21 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1042634
Awarded to Telephonist Ivan Trofimovich Nikolaenko for restoring several signalling lines under enemy artillery fire and thus enabling the troops to destroy a pill box, SPG and a company of enemy troops
$91.53 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1058246
$45.77 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1250252
$45.77 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1253004
Awarded to Azerbaijan Private Mamed Karakishi-Ogly Piriyev for killing 50 Romanians, destroying 3 machine-gun positions and an antitank gun with his gun crew in Romania
$125.86 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1390795
$74.37 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1401644
$62.93 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1441654
$68.65 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1444907
$68.65 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1456467
$51.49 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1524691
Awarded to Guards Junior Sergeant Aleksandr Ipolitovich Demashev for evacuating wounded from the battlefield by horse-drawn stretcher
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1546586
Awarded to Sr. Sergeant Anatolij Aleksandrovicvh Chebotarev for risking his life while arranging supplies and food under heavy enemy fire
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1553325
$57.21 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1566076
$57.21 -
Group of Soviet medals consisting of a Medal for Bravery #1586881, Combat Merit #337207 and campaign medals
Awarded to Sgt. Major Nikita Kirillovich Koba for diligent and tireless work as senior aviation mechanic in the 191st Guards Aviation Regiment, keeping aircraft in constant combat readiness with no technical failures or delays. From July 14 to August 20, 1944, ensured 35 successful combat flights, quickly and expertly repairing all damages
$211.67 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1600684
Awarded to Sergeant Vasily Evgenyevich Dyakov for quickly and efficiently repairing malfunctioning small arms during battle, returning them to service in difficult conditions under enemy fire
$97.25 -
Group of Soviet medals consisting of 2 Medals for Bravery #1657828 & #2125092
Awarded to Guards Jr. Sergeant Mitrofan for destroying 2 enemy mortars, 4 machine guns and 20 submachine gunners. The set comes with an interesting improvised suspension device
$194.51 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1671446
$91.53 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1674070
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Soviet Medal for Bravery #1706183 + Medal for the Victory over Germany
Awarded to the Estonian Private Kalju Savisaar for pursuing the retreating enemy near the village of Nõmme [Talinn, Estonia] while being part of a reconnaissance squad in an operation on 22 September 1944. Savisaar displayed bravery and leadership, helping to overpower the enemy, capturing four prisoners, killing two, and seizing the enemy's headquarters wagon train. The captured prisoners provided important intelligence on the enemy's battalion-sized force in the area
$148.74 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1710245
Awarded to Private Vasiliy Mikhailovich Merzlenko for combat engagement on 02 February 1944 where he crawled towards enemy trenches attacking them with hand grenades, eliminated 3 German soldiers, and routed the rest. After the section commander was killed, Comrade Merzlenko assumed command and continued to pursue the retreating enemy
$148.74 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1728040
$51.49 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1758648
Awarded to Signal Man Aleksander Anisimovich Kharlov. For fixing 14 wire line breaks under heavy enemy fire in Latvia
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1775817
$57.21 -
Group of Soviet medals consisting of 2 Medals for Bravery #1844895 & #3567475 + Medal for the Victory over Germany
Awarded to private Vasilij Kuzmich Naumlyuk (Василий Кузьмич Наумлюк) for suppressing 2 enemy machine-gun positions. After that, he was wounded, but managed to save his machine-gun
$263.15 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1820467 and a Medal for the Victory over Germany
$74.37 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1797301
$57.21 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1858593
Awarded to Private Anton Ivanovich Kramar for being wounded twice and eliminating 3 German soldiers
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1876784
$51.49 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1910917 with document
Awarded to Sergeant Ivan Trofimovich Momot for his work as a chauffeur and repair man
$114.42 -
Group of Soviet medals consisting of 3(!) Medals for Bravery #1926060, #2061709 and #2969997 + more
Awarded to Private Sapper/Scout Sidelnikov for repulsing an enemy reconnaissance group while being under heavy mortar and machine gun fire, knocking out an armored personnel carrier and annihilating 20 enemy soldiers
$389.01 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #1932195 and a Medal for Victory over Germany
Awarded to Naval Infantry sailor Nikifor Prokopevich Poddevalov for being wounded in an engagement during the expansion of a bridgehead at the Dneiper river
$131.58 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2096910
Awarded to spotter-observer Guards Private Nikolaj Nikiforovich Pekur for successfully protecting artillery crews from enemy submachine gunners by advancing to a forward position, eliminating 4 enemy soldiers, and forcing the rest to retreat
$125.86 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2011049
$51.49 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2030583 ‘Duplicate’
Awarded early 1945 so with good research potential
$171.62 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2077262
$62.93 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2104423 ‘duplicate’
Awarded to Smersh / NKVD Rifleman Volkov for detaining several important enemies of the state
$171.62 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2127331
Awarded to Tatar Guards Soldier Sudakin Abdulla Ismailovitsh for killing 20 German soldiers on 15 February 1945 in the district of Grunau [Austria] when the enemy attacked their ammunition and fuel convoy
$160.18 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2132502
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Group of Soviet medals consisting of 2 Medals for Bravery #2149250 & #2191868 + Medals for Stalingrad, Berlin and Victory over Germany
Nice medal bar with interesting research potential
$148.74 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2172170
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Complete Documented Group of a Medal for Bravery #2187101, Medal for Combat Merit #2154257 and Campaign Medals
Awarded to Sergeant Major Nikolay Yakovlevich Nemchenko for maintaining uninterrupted telephone communication under heavy enemy fire during the advance in Germany, repeatedly repairing lines despite constant shelling. His actions, including repairing 16 breaks in a single day, ensured reliable command and control of combat operations
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Group of Soviet medals consisting of a Medal for Bravery #2229571 and Medals for Prague, Berlin and Victory over Germany
Nice medal bar with interesting research potential
$171.62 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2232368
$45.77 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2232797
Awarded to Sergeant Mikhail Petrovich Tomashevsky for personally repairing 10 line cuts while being under continuous enemy machine-gun and mortar fire in Czechoslovakia
$102.97 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2250405
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Complete Documented Group of Soviet medals consisting of two Medals for Bravery #2250519 & #2625413
Awarded to Private Aleksandr Adamovich Kotvitskiy (Александр Адамович Котвицкий) for being wounded twice
$194.51 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2253407
$51.49 -
Group of Soviet medals consisting of 2 Medals for Bravery #2275509 & #2276467 + Medal for Victory over Germany and Jubilee Medals
Awarded to Private Podmogilnij for killing a German armed with a faustpatrone while liberating POW camp Stalag III-A aka 'Adolf Hitler Lager' south of Berlin, killing 2 more in the days after and being wounded in the process
$251.71 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2281692
$51.49 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2284590
$62.93 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2379098
Awarded to the female Master Sergeant Valentina Ivanovna Izotova for taking care of the severely wounded troops -often working continuously for 2-3 days without rest- and donating 7 littles of her blood for the sake of saving lives of the severely wounded
$102.97 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2383273
Awarded to Guards Sergeant Dmitrij Ivanovich Chuenko for ombat engagement on 03 March 1945 in which he repaired damaged cannons acting under enemy fire. As the result of his effort, an enemy counter-attack was repelled causing numerous casualties to the enemy
$108.69 -
Soviet Medal for Bravery #2422803
Scarce 'screw-in eyelet' variation
$91.53