Soviet Union Soldier's Button

Soviet Union Soldier's ButtonHistory of the Artifact This Soviet Union Soldier's Button, represents the military apparel worn by Soviet soldiers during the post war period. Made of brass, these buttons featured the emblem of the Soviet Union, displaying the hammer and sickle. They were part of the standard uniform, symbolizing the strength and unity of the Soviet Armed Forces. The button is a historical relic of the Soviet era, marking the transition to the post war military

for those who served in non-combat roles

and the prosperity of the empire

depicted as a seated

a Hasmonean king and high priest who ruled Judea from 103 to 76 BCE

In some cases

One authentic Rhodesian coin

It was predominantly composed of white soldiers and played a significant role in the Rhodesian Bush War

While it may not carry the same prestige as combat awards

rich with allegory and moral symbolism

The engraved motif draws on Late Roman decorative traditions that favoured repeated

Rings bearing her image—especially with the mural crown—were closely tied to civic identity and public office

She is typically described as a woman with snakes for hair and a gaze that could turn anyone who looked at her into stone