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starbase1
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Does anyone have any good sources for Russian and Soviet mission pins?
I've managed to get quite a few from roadside sellers in the FSU, but online searches only seem to show individual ones being sold in auctions, or flown ones which are rather pricy...
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You can sometimes find them at Ismailsky Park in Moscow.
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I have these...
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Be aware - AFAIK there were no OFFICIAL Soviet manned space mission LOGOs from 1961 till 1978 (Inter-cosmos missions) with a single exception of Soyuz-19 (ASTP) in 1975.
As alternative you always could look up for Soviet stamps
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The best way is to buy them by the lot off ebay, then fill in any gaps individually later. I have a few hundred from the 60s and 70s.
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