April 5, 2024
Soviet Seal Plaque USSR Russia CCCP Hammer Sickle-L@@k!
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Folks, Up for bid is one of the nicest and rarest of Soviet collectibles still available coming out of the former Soviet Union. You may have bid on it before and lost, but don't miss your chance this time, because this is the longest it has been since I have found one on these. They are increasingly fewer and farther inbetween. This is no hype. What is it that I am talking about, well, just as the photos show, This is a genuine Soviet Seal complete with Hammer and Sickle, and the Soviet Star. This Seal represents the Soviet Union as a whole and not just one particular Soviet State. It has its 15 banners representing each State of the former Soviet Empire. This seal is in fantastic condition and has very few minor distractions. It is a deep bronze color and is of a thick solid metal construction. Weighing in at an amazing 3.5 kg's (over 7 lb's), this large sized plaque is an amazing 16 inches accross, and over an inch thick (approx.). These seals would have hung in a prominant place in Soviet society. Only found in the country of Lithuania, I am the only one who has dealt with these seals on a ongoing basis. If you want one of these seals, t is a 98% chance that you will have to go through me to get one. These seals add the perfect touch to any and every Soviet Russian Cold War collection. A collection without one wouldn't sparkle
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