This Russian 155th Marine Brigade Patch carries the inscription «155 ОТДЕЛЬНАЯ ГВАРДЕЙСКАЯ ОРДЕНА ЖУКОВА БРИГАДА МОРСКОЙ ПЕХОТЫ» around a red circular outline on a black square field. In English, the wording identifies the 155th Separate Guards Order of Zhukov Naval Infantry Brigade. A dark leaping panther crosses a yellow naval anchor in the centre, with pale details defining the animal’s face, underside and paws.

The number and full written title identify the formation more directly than the animal alone. The 155th brigade was part of the Pacific Fleet’s naval infantry, associated with Vladivostok. Its receipt of the Order of Zhukov was reported in May 2023. The wording on this example records that decoration specifically, which is why the product subtitle follows the Order of Zhukov inscription.

Later published titles added further honours and names, including the Order of Suvorov and the Kursk designation. Those later additions are not substituted into the face transcription here. For catalogue purposes, the relevant version is the one actually written around this patch. Preserving that wording helps distinguish this example from related insignia carrying a longer title or a different combination of decorations.

As 155th Guards Naval Infantry insignia, the design can be checked through the number, title and panther over anchor arrangement together. The Pacific Fleet panther badge uses a dark animal with pale outlines against the black field, while the anchor and lettering are yellow. The red ring surrounds the illustrated centre but leaves the outer corners of the square ground visible. That shape is another version specific feature.

The photographed Russian naval brigade patch is offered as one individual specimen at €25, with one available. Its front image shows the complete inscription, square perimeter and central panther. The English title uses Marine Brigade as a familiar collecting term, while the full translation above retains the more literal Naval Infantry designation. The listing concerns the black square example shown, with the Order of Zhukov wording and red circular outline. Its written identification and emblem were compared with published unit references so that the formation is named through their combined evidence rather than through a generic naval anchor alone.

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