Cup. A gift from Czechoslovak writers and journalists to the heroic Stalingrad
Czechoslovakia ,
1947 September
МЗСБ КП 2528 С 4
21,2 х Ø 12,4 cm
silver, casting, polishing, engraving
An engraved dedicatory inscription “Hrdinnému Stalingradu / Čs. spisovatelé a novináři / záři 1947” (To the Heroic Stalingrad from the Czechoslovakian writers and journalists, September 1947) enframed with laurel branches; on the bottom there is the finesse stamp “875” and the manufacturer’s seal.
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Japan ,
June, 1966
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The United Kingdom ,
23.05.1944
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