Military badgeRussian USSR Soviet Red Army Star Hat Pin Cap Badge Kokarda* Sm.star

Iconic badge. Well made cap badge secured by a pair of flat, soft metal prongs. They may fatigue and break off in my opinion so be gentle. They must have made millions. No need to bribe anyone to get it. I have it because I love the historic design more than what it represents. Be aware though many folk truly believe this transforms you into someone quite objectionable so be aware thats all. Don't forget to take it off in Conservative pubs and going through US airports. :-)

Was very pleased that someone still makes money out of Russian power…

This is not excessively well made - round the back are two brass-like pins that you poke through your cap to hold it in place and they're the cheapest pieces of metal imaginable that would perform that job.On the front though it's a really nice motif in attractive colours. It looks good on a green army cap.

my other half loves this on his cossack hat. many people get the hump with it, tutting and shaking their heads, but they forget that the hammer and sickle represents something entirely different to what they think it does, i.e. communism.

The badge itself looks great. Perhaps a little bigger than I expected, but still looks the part. The connection, however, is little more than two flimsy-looking prongs of metal soldered to the back. I intended to use this on my jacket, but unless you've got a spare button hole, it ain't happening (the title does say hat/cap badge, so I take this on myself).In short, great looking badge, even if it does seem a little flimsy.

A cracking little badge that sits well on mine and my son's Russian style winter hats. Well made, fits perfectly looks neat.

an interseting piece from the modern era, a strange mix of enamelled excellence combined with the cheapest fixing I have ever experienced.

work as intended, and nice price.

Danke