Pioneer badge with the motto "Always ready" 100 Lux-OTK receipt -1986-our youth for Sale

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Pioneer badge with the motto "Always ready" 100 Lux-OTK receipt -1986-our youth :
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Pioneer badge - a symbol of a pioneer organization in the USSR.anodized aluminum, cold enamel, protective varnish, hairpin (string), weight 1.5 grams.quantity about ~ 100 pcs
accompanying receipt of the Quality Control Department (Department of Technical Control)
The badge, along with the pioneer tie, was an indispensable attribute of the pioneer uniform, which meant that the student was accepted as a pioneer. The design of the pioneer badge changed, reflecting the history of the state.StoryInformation about the very first pioneer badge is very scarce; presumably, it depicted a pioneer bonfire[1]. In April 1923, the workers of the Avtoprinadlezhnost plant in Zamoskvorechye made 1,000 pioneer badges of a new design for the May 1 holiday at their own expense according to the sketch of the pioneers and Komsomol members. This version of the badges included the image of a pioneer bonfire against the background of a banner, as well as symbols of the pioneers' devotion to the cause of workers and peasants - a hammer and a sickle with the motto "Be ready!"[2]. The sickle entered the design of badges also because even then the pioneer movement from cities began to spread to villages and villages. Pioneer badges with the third design option, which was developed by the Central Committee of the Komsomol based on the sketch that won the competition, appeared on December 14, 1925 [3]. A red five-pointed star appeared on the flagpole of the banner; the flag is held by a pioneer, giving a pioneer salute against the backdrop of the Lenin Mausoleum - a symbol of the pioneers' loyalty to the cause of the leader of the revolution[4]:18.
From 1927 until probably 1942, instead of the pioneer badge, the pioneers wore a tie clip, which roughly corresponded to the second design of the badge, dated 1923 - with the pioneer motto "Be ready!" After the First All-Union Pioneer Rally in 1929, the pioneer motto “Always ready!”[4]:19 was depicted on the clip, and subsequently on all the badges.
On September 15, 1942, during the Great Patriotic War, the Badge Regulations were approved. Since all the metal went to the needs of the front, the position ordered the pioneers to make badges on their own from improvised red material. The badge was a large red five-pointed star with a pioneer bonfire in its center and the motto "Always ready!"[3]. On September 21, 1944, the hammer and sickle reappeared on the badge, and instead of a bonfire, three flames above the star [5]. With the introduction of three stages in the pioneer organization, in June 1958[5], the designation of the stage with a Roman numeral[6][4]:76 appeared on the badge.
In 1962, the pioneer organization was awarded the Order of Lenin. Since then, the badge has been a red five-pointed star with a bas-relief of V. I. Lenin in the center and the motto "Always ready!" on the sash located diagonally from the lower left ray of the star, above the star are three tongues of flame[4]:76.
In 1972, in honor of its 50th anniversary, the All-Union Pioneer Organization was awarded the second Order of Lenin. Since then, the motto is "Always ready!" was, framed by two gold stripes, indicating the awarding of the VPO of the USSR with two Orders of Lenin, otherwise the design has not changed.
There was also an award form of the pioneer badge - the pioneer badge "For active work", which had the form of a pioneer badge, at the bottom of which, instead of the inscription "Always ready!", There was a relief inscription "For active work". This badge was given along with the certificate. They were awarded to pioneers who combined academic success with active social work.
In 1982, after the changes in the structure of the pioneer organization and the emergence of a new link - senior pioneers (from the age of 13), an appropriate badge was developed for the latter, combining elements of the Komsomol and pioneer. In the same year, the pioneer instructor badge was approved, which was awarded along with a certificate to a pioneer who had mastered any pioneer specialty following the results of training on the basis of a pioneer team, in the House of Pioneers, a school of pioneer activists and others.