Russia, Soviet Union. A Medal For Combat Service Newly Listed Crazing evident in the white

Crazing evident in the white enamels on three star points on the Sash Badge

GESCH" (Gesetzlich Geschützt) and marked "39" (1939)

white cotton tie closure

with full length ribbons

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Russia, Soviet Union. A Medal For Combat Service Newly Listed Crazing evident in the white( ). Instituted in 1938. In silver, the red enamels on "CCCP" having worn off, number engraved "2822308" on the reverse, measuring 32 mm in diameter, edge nicks, contact marks, original ribbon, mounted to a five sided brass suspension with pinback, fine. Footnote: The Medal for Combat Service was instituted on October 17, 1938 and awarded for "combat action resulting in a military success", "courageous defence of the state borders", or "successful