Russian Trophy Armed Forces Patch – Yellow Lettering Red Border
50,00 €
This Russian Trophy Armed Forces Patch displays «ВООРУЖЕННЫЕ СИЛЫ РОССИИ» in yellow letters across a dark rectangular field. The wording translates as “Armed Forces of Russia.” A red border runs close to the text, with a narrow olive edge around the outside. This is the brighter lettered example in this style, with the long inscription presented in a relatively straight strip rather than a compact shoulder shield.
The inscription is a collective military identification. It does not name a particular battalion, division or regiment. Reading the entire line matters: «вооруженные силы» means “armed forces,” and «России» means “of Russia.” The translation describes the wording on the item without assigning it to a narrower service. The face is organised around that single line, with the yellow letters and red perimeter forming the complete visible design.
As a combat used Russian chest tab, the piece offers a text based counterpart to flag patches and illustrated morale designs. Its specific combination of bright lettering, red edging and a dark centre distinguishes it from a faded red bordered strip or a subdued green field version. These differences are useful when cataloguing several examples of the same inscription, because the wording alone would otherwise produce nearly identical product names.
The second photograph shows the reverse, with a dark hook surface and a small pale fibre visible on it. Both photographs record this individual piece. The face image presents the full Cyrillic uniform identification, while the back view shows the attachment side and the perimeter from behind. The two views should be considered together when checking the shape, visible surface appearance and differences between this example and another strip.
The term Russian military name strip is useful as a collecting search description for this elongated format, although the words here identify the armed forces rather than a person’s surname. That distinction keeps the subject clear for readers who do not read Cyrillic. There is no personal name in the inscription. One photographed specimen is offered for €50, with one available. The gallery contains its front and reverse, giving two views of the same tab and preserving the exact lettering and colour arrangement visible on the supplied images.
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