KOLOCHKOV, I. Glory to the Heroic Soviet Warriors!

Original 1971 Russian Soviet social propaganda poster. "Glory to the heroic Soviet women." Artist: N.Babin. Published by: Fine Art, Moscow - 1971. Circulation: 100000 copies, Materials: Paper, Size: 4

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Glory to the heroic leaders of socialist animal husbandry!" Full title in Russian: "Слава &#1

statues with faint bronze finish on pedestals, Roman style figures

Julius Paul Schmidt-Felling (1835-1920) was a German sculptor. He designed a huge range of heroic warriors, antique-athletes and female nudes as well as milieu workers. Bronze sculpture. Measure 10 in

Oil on board, figural study “Chuchulain” depicting a standing male. Cuchulain In Celtic Mythology was a heroic warrior who single-handedly defends his country against invaders. Oriel Galle

A lot of WWII and Cold War era Russian Soviet propaganda posters. The lot includes posters, To the East To the West by Matvey Mazrukho; Death to Fascists by Leonid Kaminsky; to Soviet Warrior Winner;

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: Glory to Soviet Latvia. Full title in Russian: Славься, Сов&#107

This medal declares, "Glory to Soviet Science: October 4, 1957," in honor of the first launch of an artificial Earth satellite. The medal is approx 2 1/2" x 2 1/2". It comes in a box which is approx 3

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: Honor and glory to the Soviet teacher Full title in Russian: Честь и сл&#107

VADIM PETROVICH VOLIKOV (1927-1989) [GLORY TO THE SOVIET MAN - THE FIRST COSMONAUT]. 1961. 42¼x26 inches, 107½x66 cm. Izogiz, Moscow. Condition B+: minor tears, creases and abrasions in marg

Slava sovetskomu narodu - narodu-sozidatelyu! [Glory to the Soviet people - the creator people!], a poster by Nina Vatolina (1915-2002). Published by Iskusstvo, Moscow- Leningrad, 1951. 89 x 55 cm.

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Glory to the Soviet army, the liberator of the Moldavian people from the fascist yoke!" Full title in Russian: "С&#10

RUSSIAN MINER'S GLORY MEDAL. Miner's Glory is an honorary badge introduced in Soviet Union in 1956. It is an award for the labour achievements of the workers in the mining industry and in some cases,

The main inscription: "Slava sovetskomu narodu - pokoritelyu cosmosa!" ["Glory to the Soviet people - the conqueror of space!"]. Artist Alexander Kruchina (1905–1987). Moscow, 1961. The poster

Original 1976 Russian Soviet social propaganda poster by V. Viktorov: "Glory to the soviet science!" Artist: V. Viktorov. Publishing: publishing house "Poster" (Плакат), Moscow - 19

[Soviet Russia Space Exploration] 9 commemorative medals issued on the occasion of the launch of the first Earth satellite on October 4, 1957. Obverse bears Cyrillic legend "Glory to the Soviet Scienc

Russian Soviet Order of Glory 1st Class . With incised serial number on verso . Star size about : 1 7/8" ( 48 mm ) Condition: good

Russian Soviet Orders of Glory 2nd and 3rd class . With incised serial numbers on verso . Star size about 1 7/8" ( 48 cm ) . Condition : very good

WWII 2nd Class Soviet Russian Order Glory Combat Award Badge with Paperwork. SN 15168.

SOVIET ORDER OF GLORY, 2ND CLASS Soviet Order of Glory, 2nd Class. Numbered on the reverse: "40298". Very good. The Order of Glory was established by Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet on N

Slava velikomu sovetskomu narodu – stroitelyu kommunizma! [Glory to the great Soviet people – Builders of communism!], a poster by Viktor Koretsky (1909-1998, Meritorious Artist of the Russian Fed

Large three sheet original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Glory to the Motherland of October! ????? ?????? ???????! - featuring an image on the left of the USSR hammer and sickle emblem with wheat

[Soviet]. Bribeyn, M. Poster "Glory to our beloved Motherland!" . - Moscow, 1950. 80x57 cm.

Anon Glory to the most powerful Soviet Army !, Soviet Air Force Airshow, original poster printed Moscow 1951 - 82 x 56 cm