A Soviet Shock Worker Badge 1917-1932 Auction but the risks were great

but the risks were great

1898 in Bradley Cheshire and listed his occupation as Farm Labourer when he enlisted with the Royal Marines for twenlve years' service

The black finished well-stitched dagger leather hangers each have brass clips

Its origins can be traced to Napoleon I of France's conquest of Spain in 1808 and his installation of Joseph Bonaparte as King of Spain

Footnote: William Christie Kidd was born on June 12

A Soviet Shock Worker Badge 1917-1932 Auction but the risks were greatDescription: Bronze with red and white enamels, number stamped "022378" on the support plate, 35 mm x 43. 7 mm, maker marked on the screwback, scattered crazing and chipping evident in the white enamels, surface wear, fine. Footnote: This badge was awarded to the best workers, to celebrate the completion of the First Five Year Plan. This ambitious industrial program was declared a great success and it indeed had jump started the output of heavy