Russia, Soviet Union. An Order of Lenin, Type IV, Variant III (1943-1950 issue) visually-hidden and remains in very fine
Description
and remains in very fine condition
dated to Dresden on March 18
An award document for a Silver Grade Wound Badge
the reverse with a barrel hinge and tapering magnetic metal pinback meeting a flat wire catch
James Thomas Kolbe (born June 28
Russia, Soviet Union. An Order of Lenin, Type IV, Variant III (1943-1950 issue) visually-hidden and remains in very fine( ). Instituted April 6th, 1930. (c. 1950). Constructed of 23 kt Gold, Platinum, and bright red enamels, the obverse with a leftward facing profile of Lenin in Platinum surrounded by a wheat wreath with a red enameled star at 9 oclock, a red enameled hammer and sickle at 6 oclock, and a red enameled flag from 12 to 4 oclock inscribed (Lenin) in script, the reverse bears three small rivets where the obverse is attached to the award, marked with the
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