April 19th 2025 Firearm Accessories, Collectibles, and Militaria Auction
By Militaria Bay Auctions
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Saturday, Apr 19, 9:00 PM
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1740 W. La Veta Orange, CA 92868, United States
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Accessories, Ammunition, Artwork, Books, Collectibles, Firearm Magazines & Clips, Hard & Soft Rifle & Handgun Cases & Socks, Knives, Lead Sleds, Medallions, Memorabilia, Militaria, Recoil Pads, Reloading Dies, Reloading Supplies, Rifle Scopes, Shooting Accessories, Tactical Gear, Vises.
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LOT 50:
MILITARY INSIGNIA & BADGES COLLECTION - USSR, AUSTRALIA, CAMBODIA & NORTH KOREA
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Leading bid: $60
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MILITARY INSIGNIA & BADGES COLLECTION - USSR, AUSTRALIA, CAMBODIA & NORTH KOREA
This lot includes all of the following items in a cardboard constructed, leather-lined, glass faced, vintage display case. Backed with blue cloth and white batting.
- Pair of Soviet “Major” Rank Insignia from a Model 1943 Tunic, likely used in parades, including Victory Day parades
- Pair of Soviet “Red Army” Badge backed with Shoulder Board Insignia, likely WWII General’s Uniform Jacket
- WWI-era Australian Commonwealth Military Forces cap or collar badge, “Rising Sun” Badge
- Cambodian National Police Brass Belt Buckle
- Vladimir Lenin Pin Badge, red enamel on silver-colored metal, reverse side markings read “10k”
- Pair of North Korean People’s Army officer’s shoulder boards
- Pair of North Korean Border Guard Collar Tabs, “2nd Lieutenant” likely 1980s-2000s
- Military ID Dog Tags, unknown origin or era, stamping & shape are similar to Cold War era
