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Commemorative coins about Moscow 1980 olympic games. I bought them in a numismatic shop at Medellín. The owner of this shop is russian.
Monedas conmemorativas sobre los juegos olímpicos Moscú 1980. Las compré en una tienda numismática en Medellín. El dueño de esta tienda es ruso.
leather bottoms of soviet wrestling shoes.size 9.5 ish no size given,l all leather, these are meusem pieces practically, they're in great shape and are from the mid 70's during the communist era in russia which was at that point the soviet union. These were brought back from their training center and were worn by one of their olympians
Abandoned soviet military school aircrafts Aero L-29 Delfín under the sky. All photos are made with natural moon, stars and city pollution light.
John's mobile reserves were a group of 10 T34/85s. At this stage of the campaign that is probably a battalion's worth. They would deploy on the 5th draw of the 'Time" card, which came not a moment too late for the Russians. The first T34 was hit almost immediately.
Modern Soviet/Russia Military Signs Diorama set: 1/72 (4 set x 210x297 mm), 1/48 (210x148 mm), 1/35 scale (210x297 mm)
The Soviet system was good at handing out things that bureaucrats want people to have and were not what people generally wanted. Much like socialism everywhere, really. You can find the same in Hackney and Southwark.
So I thought I'd get a Soviet/Russian plate carrier for my Russian airsoft/ Metro 2033 stuff. It smells like death (as I've come to expect from any Russian gear) and is beat up, but I don't really mind the condition of it (it's not going to be in the best condition after 20 years in the Metro, no?)
svema brand film from the ussr. i bought this in berlin and a few other spots in northern/northeastern europe years ago. after bringing home the shot rolls i found that no lab would process it at a rate i was willing to pay, so that led to learning how to develop film on my own. i hope i have the notes i took back then on what methods worked best as i still have a couple of unused rolls, thought it being 20 years past due probably means that no matter what i do it'll be a bit messy.
svema, a ukrainian firm, stopped producing film in 2000, so these are probably the last relic rolls i'll be able to work with. as well, this is the older type 1981 stock, and although it's possible to still source it, i'm not sure it's worth the effort. i have an old russian twin lens camera that it would be entertaining to run some native film through, though, if i can locate that.
1. Order of Lenin
2. Order of the October Revolution
3. Order of Victory
4. Order of the Red Banner
5. Order of Suvorov. 1st class
6. Order of Suvorov. 2nd class
7. Order of Suvorov. 3rd class
8. Order of Ushakov. 1st class
The massive Soviet War Cemetery in East Berlin.
The image forms the back cover of my book From Hitler to Honecker - Berlin Photos.
More info and photos at www.berlinphotos.co.uk