A clock in an anthracite holder. The holder (representing a mine and a mine worker) is one solid carved coal piece. A round mechanical clock in the upper part is enclosed in a metal casing and has an hour and a minute hands. The clock face with Arabic numerals is blue and green. Below the clock there is a figure of a mine worker using a pickaxe in the shaft. The holder is removable; it is fixed to the base with wooden pins. The inscription in the middle of the base reads: “Kopalnia – Śląsk” (Mine shaft “Silesia”). To the left and to the right of the inscription there are symmetrical crossed hammers.
Table clock
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The book “Disaster” (De Ramp)
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The book “Disaster” (De Ramp)
A gift from the delegation of the Netherlands-USSR Friendship Society, Amsterdam
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Carved powder boxes with lids
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Carved powder boxes with lids
Carved powder boxes with lids. A gift from the delegation of Chinese cultural workers who visited Stalingrad in May 1954.
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Commemorative plaque from the Stalingrad hospital ward equipped by the residents of the town of Neath
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Commemorative plaque from the Stalingrad hospital ward equipped by the residents of the town of Neath
One of the plaques reads: “this ward was equipped / with funds donated by the residents / of the city and district of Neath, Wales, the United Kingdom, / for the glory of God / and as a tribute / to the well-tempered hearts of the defenders / of Stalingrad / the memory of whose unconquered courage / will never die / 1944”. Wales, Neath Port Talbot county, Neath