Russian Grim Reaper Patch – Kosh Ukrop Inscription

25,00 €

DESCRIPTION

This Russian Grim Reaper Patch shows a small hooded figure holding a scythe on an olive rectangular field. Pale outlines define the hood and blade, with bright green details on the figure, border and lettering. The visible inscription is divided across the left and lower areas as «КОШ» and «УКРОП». The photograph records the complete front, with the figure positioned toward the right side.

The text is presented here as it appears on the item. The lower word literally means “dill” in Russian, but it is also used as a derogatory wartime term for Ukrainians. That context is relevant to identifying the inscription; the catalogue records it descriptively. The upper letters and lower word form part of this particular illustrated design, so they are retained in Cyrillic alongside the Latin transliteration used in the title.

The hooded character has a dark face opening, a pale outer garment and green inner sections. Both hands hold the scythe shaft diagonally across the body, with the curved blade extending to the left. The visual treatment is cartoonlike, with a compact figure rather than a naturalistic scene. Its placement leaves the left edge free for the vertical letters and the bottom free for the longer word.

As Cyrillic reaper insignia, the example is most precisely identified through the combination of wording, colour and character. The Russian wartime slogan badge uses a rectangular olive ground rather than a black circular face. Its green hooded figure patch design also differs from examples where only a skull or a scythe appears. The complete arrangement is visible in the supplied image, including the contrasting pale blade and bright perimeter.

The listing concerns this individual photographed specimen at €25, with one available. For catalogue comparison, the relevant details remain the exact Cyrillic text, the light hood, the diagonal scythe and the green edging. These allow the item to be distinguished from other reaper themed pieces without adding an unpictured unit name or another slogan. The front view records the wording and illustration together, preserving the layout of the design as supplied and showing the whole outline of the patch offered.

Availability: 1 in stock

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