Yugoslavia
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(20.20)
(R.16.20)
Price: 20.00 euro
Size: 15cm./5.9inch.
Weight: 257gr./9oz.
Statue of a Partisan holding a PSSh machine gun. Made of solid aluminium. In very good condition.
The Yugoslav Partisans, was the Communist-led resistance to the Axis powers during World War II. It is considered to be Europe’s most effective anti-Axis resistance movement during World War II, often compared to the Polish resistance movement.
The resistance was led by the Communist Party of Yugoslavia.Its commander was Marshal Josip Broz Tito.
(R.17.20)
Price: 21.00 euro
Size: 17cm./6.6inch.
Weight: 86gr./3oz.
In 1945, the country became a communist federation, the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. A new coat of arms was adopted in the style of socialist heraldry. At first the weapon showed five flames burning together, in a wreath of wheat.
Above the flames was the communist symbol of the red star. The ribbon that holds the wheat together is dated 29 November 1943, the day the AVNOJ met in Jajce and proclaimed the new communist federation.
The number of flames was increased from five to six in 1963. Originally, the five flames represented the Croats, Serbs, Slovenes, Macedonians and Montenegrins. Other nations, such as the Bosniaks / Muslims and Albanians, were not represented in the coat of arms. From 1963, the six flames represent the six Yugoslav states.
Cap is made of felt and embroidered.
On top is the coat of arms embroidered with the date 29-11-1943.
Above the flames was the communist symbol of the red star. The ribbon that holds the wheat together is dated 29 November 1943, the day the AVNOJ met in Jajce and proclaimed the new communist federation.
The number of flames was increased from five to six in 1963. Originally, the five flames represented the Croats, Serbs, Slovenes, Macedonians and Montenegrins. Other nations, such as the Bosniaks / Muslims and Albanians, were not represented in the coat of arms. From 1963, the six flames represent the six Yugoslav states.
Cap is made of felt and embroidered.
On top is the coat of arms embroidered with the date 29-11-1943.
(R.350.20)
Price: 420.00 euro
Total Size: 88.5cm./34.8inch.
Ship Size: 33×8.5cm./12.9×3.3inch.
Oropesa Size: 30.5x3cm./12x1inch.
Weight: 2531gr./90oz.
Ship Neštin class river minesweeper with towed Oropesa. Museum piece, very unique.
Ship and oropesa are made of aluminum brass, copper and rope, entirely on brass spheres that rests on a wooden base. Some parts are painted ivory white. There is some paint damage on the bottom of the brass spheres that connect the model to the base. But only visible with good viewing. The copper shield on the base says:”To Commemorate The Staff Of MN9680″.
The Neštin class minesweeper is a class of minesweeper built specifically for clearing navy mines on rivers. The class was built for the needs of the Yugoslav Navy on the Danuberiver and was also sold to Hungary and Iraq in the 1970s and 80s.
Design; In the 1970s, a new river minesweeper design was requested to replace the 301-class minesweeper with the Yugoslav Navy. The Neštin class was designed by the Naval Institute of the Yugoslav Navy. All minesweepers are built by the Brodotehnika shipyard in Belgrade. They can load and lay 18 contactless mines of the type AIM-M82 or 24 anchor R-1 mines, as well as 80 fully equipped troops.
Countermeasure equipment includes mechanical mine hunter MDL-2R, improvised electromagnetic/acoustic mine hunter PEAM-1 and explosive mine hunter AEL.
The Neštin class is powered by two Torpedo B-539RM / 2 engines of 121 kW each.
An Oropesa is a towed body used for mine sweeping. The Oropesa’s role is to keep the towed body at a certain depth and position from the minesweeping vessel. Oropesa are standard equipment used on standard class mine action ships.
(40.19)
Price: 55.00 euro
Size: 28.5x15cm./11.2×5.9inch.
Weight: 1314gr./46.3oz.
Josip Tito Yugoslavian desktop. In good condition and very rare.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controled satellite state. Yugoslavie continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Josip Tito
Josip Tito and a not so happy bear
Josip Tito portrait photo
Price: 1.50 euro.
On this pin is the name Tito present. Tito was the nickname of Josp Broz, meaning “marshall”. For decades he was ruler of communistic Yugoslavia.
On the pin is the text: “Day Of Youth”. The Day Of Youth was a national holiday on the 25th. of may, Tito’s birthday.
In that month a relay race was being held, starting in Tito’s village of birth and ending in Belgrade at the JNA stadium (now Partisan Stadium) on the 25th. A big show and parade was organised in the stadium. This happend every year.
This pin is from 1979. So it was the last parade Tito was present because he died the following year on the 4th. of May 1980. The last relay race was in 1988.
In the following video you’ll see a part of the show. At 9.50 you see the relay being presented to Josip Broz Tito.
Price: 1.50
This pin shows the image of Josip Tito in relief. The text around it says: “Boss Tito I Love/Like You”.
This pin is also being issued in a bronze edition. This one is metal.
Tito
Price: 1.50 euro.
Pin with two flags of Soviet Russia and Yugoslavia to mark their friendship. On the foreground there is a relief of Josip Tito, ruler of Yugoslavia in the cold war era.
The text something in the line of: “I love comrade Tito”.
Price: 1.50 euro
The pin shows Josip Tito in negative and his signature. There is also a yellow, green and pink version of this pin.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Price: 1.50 euro
The pin shows Josip Tito in negative and his signature. There is also a yellow, red and pink version of this pin.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Price: 1.50 euro
The pin shows Josip Tito in negative and his signature. There is also a green, red and pink version of this pin.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Price: 1.50 euro
The pin shows Josip Tito in negative and his signature. There is also a green, red and yellow version of this pin.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Price: 1.50 euro.
Shown on this pin is the country of former Yugoslavia.
The Kingdom of Yugoslavia came into existence in 1918 after the First World War. It was formed out of the territories of the former Austria-Hungarian Empire.
In 1941 the country was invaded bij the Axis powers and in 1945 the partisans (led by Josip Tito) abolished the kingdom and installed a communistic state under rule of Tito. He was the president until is dead in 1980.
From 1991 until 2001 several wars broke out between etnic groups within Yugoslavia. Resulting in The Yugoslav Wars or Balkan Wars. Often described as Europe’s deadliest conflicts since World War II. At least 300.000 people were killed.
The former Yugoslavia is now split into several country’s, Serbia, Kroatia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Slovenia and Macedonia.
Price: 1.50
This pin is about Tito’s Escort Battalion.
The Tito Escort Battalion was Tito’s personal partisan escort battalion wich was founded in 1942 and responsible for his personal safety during World War II.
They were engaged in numerous battles with German troops and suffered lots of casualties. They fought in the Axis Case Black Offensive in Serbia and they hold off the German 500th. SS Parachute Battalion. So they were not to be messed with.
Some members of Tito’s partisan escort battalion.
Price: 1.50
A Yugoslavian pin showing the signature of Tito.
The pin shows a statue wich is standing in Kumrovec, the village in Serbia were Josip Tito was born in 1892.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Real signature of Josip Tito.
Price: 1.50
The pin shows a statue wich is standing in Kumrovec, the village in Serbia were Josip Tito was born in 1892.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Price: 1.50 euro
The pin shows a statue wich is standing in Kumrovec, the village in Serbia were Josip Tito was born.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Price: 1.50 euro
This Yugoslavic pin is about the Relay Of Youth. This was a symbolic relay race wich was held every year.
The relay carried a baton with a birthday pledge to Josip Tito from all young people of Yugoslavia. The race usually started in Tito’s birth town Kumrovec and went through all major towns and cities of Yugoslavia. It ended in Belgrade at JNA Stadium (Yugoslavic People’s Army) on May 25, Tito’s official birthday and Day Of youth, a national holiday.
The first relay took place in 1945 (being a official holiday in 1957) and it went on after Tito’s death in 1982 and was last held in 1988.
This pin has got also a blue, brown, black and white issue.
The video below is the arrival of the race at the JNA Stadium in 1982.
Price: 1.50 euro
This Yugoslavic pin is about the Relay Of Youth. This was a symbolic relay race wich was held every year.
The relay carried a baton with a birthday pledge to Josip Tito from all young people of Yugoslavia. The race usually started in Tito’s birth town Kumrovec and went through all major towns and cities of Yugoslavia. It ended in Belgrade at JNA Stadium (Yugoslavic People’s Army) on May 25, Tito’s official birthday and Day Of youth, a national holiday.
The first relay took place in 1945 (being a official holiday in 1957) and it went on after Tito’s death in 1982 and was last held in 1988.
This pin has got also a red, brown, black and white issue.
The video below is the arrival of the race at the JNA Stadium in 1982.
Price: 1.50 euro
This Yugoslavic pin is about the Relay Of Youth. This was a symbolic relay race wich was held every year.
The relay carried a baton with a birthday pledge to Josip Tito from all young people of Yugoslavia. The race usually started in Tito’s birth town Kumrovec and went through all major towns and cities of Yugoslavia. It ended in Belgrade at JNA Stadium (Yugoslavic People’s Army) on May 25, Tito’s official birthday and Day Of youth, a national holiday.
The first relay took place in 1945 (being a official holiday in 1957) and it went on after Tito’s death in 1982 and was last held in 1988.
This pin has got also a red, blue, black and white issue.
The video below is the arrival of the race at the JNA Stadium in 1982.
Price: 1.50 euro
This Yugoslavic pin is about the Relay Of Youth. This was a symbolic relay race wich was held every year.
The relay carried a baton with a birthday pledge to Josip Tito from all young people of Yugoslavia. The race usually started in Tito’s birth town Kumrovec and went through all major towns and cities of Yugoslavia. It ended in Belgrade at JNA Stadium (Yugoslavic People’s Army) on May 25, Tito’s official birthday and Day Of youth, a national holiday.
The first relay took place in 1945 (being a official holiday in 1957) and it went on after Tito’s death in 1982 and was last held in 1988.
This pin has got also a red, blue, bronze and white issue.
The video below is the arrival of the race at the JNA Stadium in 1982.
Price: 1.50 euro
This Yugoslavic pin is about the Relay Of Youth. This was a symbolic relay race wich was held every year.
The relay carried a baton with a birthday pledge to Josip Tito from all young people of Yugoslavia. The race usually started in Tito’s birth town Kumrovec and went through all major towns and cities of Yugoslavia. It ended in Belgrade at JNA Stadium (Yugoslavic People’s Army) on May 25, Tito’s official birthday and Day Of youth, a national holiday.
The first relay took place in 1945 (being a official holiday in 1957) and it went on after Tito’s death in 1982 and was last held in 1988.
This pin has got also a red, blue, bronze and black issue.
The video below is the arrival of the race at the JNA Stadium in 1982.
Price: 1.50 euro.
Pin from Yugoslavia with (probably) Tito. Or could be a other president in the 80’s.
Price: 1,50 euro.
Shown on the pin is a little photo of Tito and his signature.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Price: 1,50 euro.
Shown on the pin is a little photo of Tito.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controlled satellite state. Yugoslavia continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
Price: 1.50 euro.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controled satellite state. Yugoslavie continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
There is also a silver issue of this pin.
Price: 1.50 euro.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controled satellite state. Yugoslavie continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
There is also a gold issue of this pin.
Price: 1.50 euro.
Josip Broz Tito was president of Yugoslavia and during World War II he was leader of the partisans, often regarded as the most effective resistance movement in occupied Europe.
Tito was president of the Yugoslav republic for 27 years, from 1953 untill 1980 when he died.
After World War II Yugoslavia became quickly a communist state. Tito was originally one of the most trusted people of Stalin. But in 1948 their friendship was for the most part over because Tito would not transform Yugoslavia in a Moscow controled satellite state. Yugoslavie continued being a communist state though. And had relationships with both Soviet Union and western capitalist country’s.
Tito was his nickname meaning Marshall.
