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The cover for the certificate of a participant in hostilities with the symbols of the 53rd separate mechanized brigade named after Prince Volodymyr Monomakh is designed for servicemen, veterans and everyone who associates themselves with the combat path of this unit. On the front side of the product, a deep embossing of the new chevron of the brigade in the form of a standard is made. The central element of the composition is the historical princely sign, which is traditionally associated with Volodymyr Monomakh - one of the most prominent rulers of Kievan Rus.
The 53rd separate mechanized brigade bears the name of Prince Volodymyr Monomakh for a reason. He remained in the annals as a statesman, commander and ruler who sought to unite the Russian lands, strengthen the state and protect its borders. That is why the historical symbol used in the modern emblem of the brigade emphasizes the continuity of the Ukrainian military tradition - from the princely squads to the modern defenders of Ukraine.
The new chevron of the brigade is made in the form of a standard, which distinguishes it from the previous symbolism of the unit. Its basis was the princely sign, which reminds of the historical origin of the brigade's name and emphasizes the connection of the modern army with the centuries-old history of Ukrainian statehood. The laconic composition makes the embossing expressive and easily recognizable.
The certificate of a combat participant is a document that remains with a person for life. It reminds of service, comrades-in-arms, difficult decisions and the defense of Ukraine. That is why many veterans strive to keep it in a high-quality cover, which not only protects the document, but also reflects belonging to the unit or respect for its history.
The cover is handmade from genuine Crazy Horse leather. The material is known for its strength, elasticity and ability to age beautifully. During use, the leather surface acquires a characteristic patina, thanks to which each product gets its own unique look.
The model is specially designed for UBD certificates and provides reliable protection of the document from abrasions, creases and dirt. Deep embossing is performed without the use of paint, so the pattern does not wear off even after prolonged use.
Such a cover will be a great gift for a veteran, a serviceman of the 53rd Motorized Rifle Brigade, a volunteer or a person who appreciates the historical symbols and combat traditions of the Ukrainian army. This is a practical accessory that combines high-quality handwork, genuine leather and the symbols of one of the famous mechanized units of Ukraine.
Available leather colors: black, dark brown, red, blue, green, burgundy, light brown, red, gray.
Each cover is complete with gift packaging, so it is ready to be presented immediately upon receipt.
We make covers quickly - within 1-3 business days. Shipping is carried out across Ukraine by Nova Poshta or Ukrposhta. Payment is possible upon receipt (postpay) or to a bank account.
You can order by clicking the buy button and specifying your contact details and delivery address.
The 53rd separate mechanized brigade bears the name of Prince Volodymyr Monomakh for a reason. He remained in the annals as a statesman, commander and ruler who sought to unite the Russian lands, strengthen the state and protect its borders. That is why the historical symbol used in the modern emblem of the brigade emphasizes the continuity of the Ukrainian military tradition - from the princely squads to the modern defenders of Ukraine.
The new chevron of the brigade is made in the form of a standard, which distinguishes it from the previous symbolism of the unit. Its basis was the princely sign, which reminds of the historical origin of the brigade's name and emphasizes the connection of the modern army with the centuries-old history of Ukrainian statehood. The laconic composition makes the embossing expressive and easily recognizable.
The certificate of a combat participant is a document that remains with a person for life. It reminds of service, comrades-in-arms, difficult decisions and the defense of Ukraine. That is why many veterans strive to keep it in a high-quality cover, which not only protects the document, but also reflects belonging to the unit or respect for its history.
The cover is handmade from genuine Crazy Horse leather. The material is known for its strength, elasticity and ability to age beautifully. During use, the leather surface acquires a characteristic patina, thanks to which each product gets its own unique look.
The model is specially designed for UBD certificates and provides reliable protection of the document from abrasions, creases and dirt. Deep embossing is performed without the use of paint, so the pattern does not wear off even after prolonged use.
Such a cover will be a great gift for a veteran, a serviceman of the 53rd Motorized Rifle Brigade, a volunteer or a person who appreciates the historical symbols and combat traditions of the Ukrainian army. This is a practical accessory that combines high-quality handwork, genuine leather and the symbols of one of the famous mechanized units of Ukraine.
Available leather colors: black, dark brown, red, blue, green, burgundy, light brown, red, gray.
Each cover is complete with gift packaging, so it is ready to be presented immediately upon receipt.
We make covers quickly - within 1-3 business days. Shipping is carried out across Ukraine by Nova Poshta or Ukrposhta. Payment is possible upon receipt (postpay) or to a bank account.
You can order by clicking the buy button and specifying your contact details and delivery address.
| Specifications | |
| Brand side | Ukraine |
| Category | Unisex |
| Material | Leather |
| Producing country | Ukraine |
| Type of product | Cover |
Leather cover for UBD certificate with embossing of the new chevron of the 53rd separate mechanized brigade named after Prince Volodymyr Monomakh. Genuine Crazy Horse leather, handmade, deep embossing and gift wrapping.

















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