Steel naval dirk. The grip and the scabbard are made of ivory, decorated with metal and painted in the style of ancient Chinese masters. The dirk is a fine example of the traditional Chinese applied art.
Souvenir dirk (penknife) with tassels
China ,
04.10.1951
МЗСБ КП 2074 П 864
14.5 x 1.2 x 1.7 cmknife: 13.8 x 1 x 1.2 cmscabbard: 10 x 0.5 x 1.7 cmbrushes: L 9cm
metal, bone, thread, forging, turning, grinding carving, weaving
A gift from the delegation of the Chinese filmmakers to the Tsaritsyn-Stalingrad Museum of Defense
See also
Poster “Friendship of Ostrava – Stalingrad”
Czechoslovakia ,
Poster “Friendship of Ostrava – Stalingrad”
A scene with two smiling workers shaking hands: a worker from Ostrava (the one on the left wearing a red tie) and a worker from Stalingrad (the one on the right wearing a kosovorotka shirt). The figures stand against a background with an industrial theme. In the center between the workers there is a brightly shining red five-beam star. Below are the inscriptions: “Družba Ostravsko-Stalingrad” and “Bez hrdinství stalingradských nebylo by naší svobody!” (We would not be able to enjoy our freedom, if not for the heroic Stalingrad defense!).
Kukri (khukri), khakma and karda.
Nepal ,
9-10.06.1958
Kukri (khukri), khakma and karda.
Kukri (khukri), a Nepali combat knife with a scabbard, karda is a Nepali knife for small jobs, khakma is the crutch for kukri (khukri) and karda. A gift from Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev, the King of Nepal, in memory of a visit to Stalingrad on 09 - 10.06.1958.
