Measures 2 ¾" x 4", in oilcloth-bound covers. The personal information page bears the images of the Order of October Revolution and Order of the Red Banner of Labor, awarded to Komsomol by that time. It states that Irina Pasechnik, born in 1928, joined Komsomol in 1948. The age when Soviet children could, and usually did, join the Young Communist League, aka Komsomol, was fourteen. But in this case, WW2 must have caused the delay.

In very good condition. The covers are mildly wrinkled and scuffed, the back cover shows a small ink stain; the internal pages show minor soiling, mostl

Measures 2 ¾" x 4", in oilcloth-bound covers. The personal information page bears the images of the Order of October Revolution and Order of the Red Banner of Labor, awarded to Komsomol by that time. It states that Irina Pasechnik, born in 1928, joined Komsomol in 1948. The age when Soviet children could, and usually did, join the Young Communist League, aka Komsomol, was fourteen. But in this case, WW2 must have caused the delay.

In very good condition. The covers are mildly wrinkled and scuffed, the back cover shows a small ink stain; the internal pages show minor soiling, mostly along the edges. The ink of the entries recording paid monthly dues is a little blurred but the entries are still perfectly legible. The ID photo is in sharp focus. Tilting it to reflect a bright light reveals minor scuffing, absolutely invisible when looking at it at a normal viewing angle.

Please note that the penny in our photo is for size reference.
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