Нагрудный Знак "Pilot-cosmonaut of Czechoslovak Socialist Republic"

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	Country:	Czechoslovakia
	Series:

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Native name:	Letec - kosmonaut ČSSR
Years:	1978-1992
Статус:	Official
Width:	40.00 mm.
Высота:	43.00 mm.
Надпись:	Letec-cosmonaut CSSR
Hallmark:
Material	Silver
Fixation	Screwback
Uniform	Tunic
Genuineness:	Authentic
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On February 23, 1978 by the decree of the Presidium of the Federal Assembly of Czechoslovakia 15/1978 introduced the honorary title of "Pilot-Cosmonaut of the CSSR" with the right to wear the badge of the same name. Assigning an honorary title by the President of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic citizens and citizens of other countries after the successful completion of tasks in space flight.

The first time (only one) the badge was awarded to Vladimir Remek, flew to the Soviet spacecraft "Soyuz-28" as part of the Czech-Soviet crew on 2-6 on March 1978.

The author of badge is Frantisek Herman. The badges was made of 925 silver. A total of 20 badges was made.

We know the location of several badges:

Badge №2 in 1986 was transferred to the Lenin Museum in Prague.

Badge №3 in 1991 received by the National Museum in Prague.

Badge №4 is in the West Bohemian Museum in Pilsen.

Badge №9 is in the museum of the Czech Republic Police.

Badge №10 - the Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts in Prague.

Badges №19 and №20 - in a military museum in Prague (Badge 1).

Badge with an unknown number in Zemsky Silesian Museum in Opava,

Badge with an unknown number in the Moravian National Museum in the city of Brno.

In the 90-ies of the last century, the state mint in Kremnica with the original stamps produced several copies of silver badges, which was assigned the number 21. This copies have no "EV.Č." before number.
Copy example: Avers, Reverse, Photo 1

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