Plastic bag full of badges please identify

[sako92s]

I bought a plastic bag full of Soviet badges a some time ago.I found these from the flea market,and total cost of the bag was 7e .Some Finnish communist apparently died and his relatives sold all off hope you can identify some for me.I dont know absolutely nothing about these,so all help is welcomed.Wonder if here any wich have special collector's value?if you want closeup pictures from particular mark i will gladly do so

[sako92s]

More pictures

[sako92s]

more pictures

[January]

First image: Outlined in green are badges for local apparatchiki; something like town council members. Is modeled after a common award banner ("We shall have victory in communist labour!"). Outlined in red are Young Pioneer badges. An organisation for children too old to participate in Young Octobrists but too young for Komsomol. Outlined in blue is a Komsomol badge. Was an organisation for young people after they got to old for Young Pioneers but not old enough to join the Party yet. The other badges with this symbol (Lenin banner) and/or the letters VLKSM are also Komsomol badges.

Second image: Outlined in red is a Young Octobrist "baby Lenin" badge. Was an organisation for children too young to join the Pioneers. See this thread for more:
New marker mark identidied on Komsomol badges

[Lapa]

January,

I am not sure what you mean about "badges for local apparatchiki". These are simple, usual Udarniki badges, given to "good workers".

Sako,

That's a lot of standard, common badges. Nothing you can hope to retire on.

Marc

[sako92s]

just want to know what they are, i'm not going to sell any

[January]

Originally Posted by Lapa

January,

I am not sure what you mean about "badges for local apparatchiki". These are simple, usual Udarniki badges, given to "good workers".

You're right, of course; the badges even say "UDARNIK" right on them. I was just describing the type of people that I have seen wearing this badge. I apologise, and I will admit that my description was unclear to the point of being irresponsible. I had just gotten up this morning when I posted that, and was in a hurry besides. Again, I am sorry if it appeared that I was trying to mislead anyone.

Edited to add: I also regret my description of Komsomol. I should have said, it was an organisation for people too young or otherwise not yet qualified for Party membership.

[Aharim]

The badges with roman numerals appear to be party or other organization congresses or conferences. The numeral is the number of the conference. The badge with a curved flag with Lenin and a Roman numeral is a Comsomol congress or conference. Same shape as Comosmol plus number for conference or congress. I can't see to identify but they will also name the city, region or othe distict as well as gor for city (looks like "rop" in latin/english) Raion or region looks like "PA-backward N-OH" approximately equal to county. The number of the confernece were not all contemporary. SO you cannot count on 26 being the same year accross the entire union.