Measures 2 ½" x 3 ¾", printed on thin glossy photo paper. In the photo we see a Red Army private, and a senior sergeant in his M43 field uniform, wearing all three Orders of Glory, Order of the Red Star, and a medal. The inscription on the back reads "For long memory from brother Vasya to brother Lyonya. Don't look when you don't remember, but when you do remember, then look. That's all. 26 October 1946" followed by Vasya's signature.

In fair to good condition. The image is a little underexposed but is in sharp focus. The paper is wrinkled and creased but, luckily, only three of t

Measures 2 ½" x 3 ¾", printed on thin glossy photo paper. In the photo we see a Red Army private, and a senior sergeant in his M43 field uniform, wearing all three Orders of Glory, Order of the Red Star, and a medal. The inscription on the back reads "For long memory from brother Vasya to brother Lyonya. Don't look when you don't remember, but when you do remember, then look. That's all. 26 October 1946" followed by Vasya's signature.

In fair to good condition. The image is a little underexposed but is in sharp focus. The paper is wrinkled and creased but, luckily, only three of the creases break the emulsion. Both sides show moderate soiling. The photo was, apparently, glued to a backing, and was removed from it leaving the top layer of the paper on the glue. Fortunately, only a very small part of the inscription was affected, leaving the meaning of the message perfectly clear.

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