Russia, Soviet Union. A Lot of Three Awards & Decorations

1. A Medal for Bravery, constructed of a silver, on loop for suspension with its period original ribbon affixed to a pentagonal backplate, the obverse bearing a central depressed inscription of “ЗА ОТВАГУ” (“FOR COURAGE”), situated above a raised depiction of a T-35 tank and and below aircraft in formation, the six o’clock position overlaid by depressed initials “СССР”, the reverse stamped with an issue number of “1690820”, measuring 37.2 mm in diameter, weighing 40.26 grams (inclusive of ribbon and mount),  very fine.

2.  An Order of Glory, III. Class. (Орден Славы). Instituted November 8th, 1943. A five-pointed star constructed of silver and red enamels, the obverse depicting the Spasskaya Tower of the Kremlin, red-enameled scroll reads “СЛАВА”, medallion framed by laurel branches, reverse stamped with number “20160” and inscribed “CCCP” centrally, measuring 46.00 mm (w) x 49.1 mm (l), fine.

2.  An Order of Glory, III. Class. (Орден Славы). Instituted November 8th, 1943. A five-pointed star constructed of silver and red enamels, the obverse depicting the Spasskaya Tower of the Kremlin, red-enameled scroll reads “СЛАВА”, medallion framed by laurel branches, reverse stamped with number “623764” and inscribed “CCCP” centrally, measuring 46.3 mm (w) x 49.3 mm (l), very fine.