Silver gilt, enamels; 47.6 mm tall (incl. eyelet), 36.8 mm wide; weighs 35.6 g not including the suspension and connecting link. Riveted three-piece construction. Features a hand-engraved serial number without an underline. This specimen is from the relatively small series with numbers 693901 - 719600 manufactured in Dec. 1970 - March 1971 by the Lenemalyer Factory in Leningrad. The factory was one of the few manufacturers that subcontracted part of the production of Orders of the Red Banner of Labor in lieu of the Moscow and Leningrad Mint during the mid-1960s - early 70s period.

Silver gilt, enamels; 47.6 mm tall (incl. eyelet), 36.8 mm wide; weighs 35.6 g not including the suspension and connecting link. Riveted three-piece construction. Features a hand-engraved serial number without an underline. This specimen is from the relatively small series with numbers 693901 - 719600 manufactured in Dec. 1970 - March 1971 by the Lenemalyer Factory in Leningrad. The factory was one of the few manufacturers that subcontracted part of the production of Orders of the Red Banner of Labor in lieu of the Moscow and Leningrad Mint during the mid-1960s - early 70s period.

In excellent condition. The enamel shows a magnificent luster and is perfect with the exception of a tiny, nearly unnoticeable amount of wear to the apex of the red star at the bottom. The raised details are pristine; the gilt finish is nicely preserved. Very attractive toning to silver throughout. Includes original two-layer suspension device in aluminum with attractive, well-preserved old ribbon. The connecting link appears to be original; its ends are still joined with solder.
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