A steel sword with a hand grip bound in pure gold. It has a silver pommel with a gold star and was presented together the leather scabbard decorated with the Royal arms and the Cypher made of gold and stars made of silver.
The sword in the scabbard. A gift from King George VI to the citizens of Stalingrad
The United Kingdom ,
1943
МЗСБ КП 2573/1-2 П 73
sword: 124 x 26 x 4 cm; scabbard: 92.5 x 6.5 x 2.6 cm; sword in sheath: 124.5 x 26 x 4 cm
steel, gold, silver, leather, enamel, casting, forging, dressing, cutting, polishing, engraving
The inscription on the double-edged sword is made in two languages – English and Russian - and reads: “To the steel-hearted citizens of Stalingrad • the gift of king George vi • in token of the homage of the British people”. The sword was presented to I.V. Stalin in 1943 at the Tehran Conference.
See also
Mír magazine (Mír. 1 Tbl. 1953 – 4 árg), in Icelandic, 14 pages in the cover; dedicated to the memory of I.V. Stalin.
Iceland ,
08.05.1953
Mír magazine (Mír. 1 Tbl. 1953 – 4 árg), in Icelandic, 14 pages in the cover; dedicated to the memory of I.V. Stalin.
A gift from the Icelandic delegation during its stay in Stalingrad. 08.05.1953, Reykjavík. It is written in Icelandic; 14 pages with a cover; it is dedicated to the memory of I.V. Stalin, 21.12.1879 – 05.03.1953
Carved vase
China ,
May 1954
Carved vase
A gift from the delegation of Chinese cultural workers who visited Stalingrad in May 1954. The metal vase is covered with numerous layers of varnish (resin) and decorated with carvings. The master sought the volume and complexity of the counter-relief. The inside and the bottom of the vase are finished with monochrome enamel (cobalt)
