Rare Sewed Velvet Banner: Lenin USSR  

Made in CCCP

Overview

This is a rare and authentic red velvet banner from the Soviet Communist Era, adorned with exquisite embroidery. It features iconic Soviet slogans, including "Workers of the World, Unite!" and "We Will Achieve the Victory of Communist Labor!" The banner also prominently displays a portrait of Vladimir Lenin. This collectible was an official award presented to a military plant as recognition for its designation as an "Enterprise of Communist Labour." The rich red velvet material, and embroidery make this a historic and visually stunning piece.

Product Features

• Type: Sewed velvet banner with embroidery
• Material: Velvet
  
• Primary Colors: Deep red and yellow
• Dimensions: Approx. 170 cm x 140 cm (64 1/2" x 51 1/4")
• Weight: Approx. 1.66 kg (4 pounds)
• Production Period: 1954–1981
• Condition: Good, with minor signs of historical wear (see photos for details)
• Text on Banner (Front):
  • "Пролетарии всех стран, соединяйтесь!" ("Workers of the World, Unite!")
  • "Мы придем к победе коммунистического труда!" ("We Will Achieve the Victory of Communist Labor!")
  • V.I. Lenin's name and portrait

Interesting Facts

• Historical Significance: This banner was created during the height of the Soviet Union (mid-to-late 20th century) and awarded as a symbol of labor excellence. Its production period aligns with the USSR's peak industrial and military achievements.
• Iconic Slogans: The phrases "Workers of the World, Unite!" and "We Will Achieve the Victory of Communist Labor!" were core ideological statements of Soviet socialism, emphasizing international solidarity and the glorification of labor.
• Craftsmanship: Made from luxurious velvet, this banner features intricate embroidery and vibrant yellow text, representative of the USSR’s attention to detail in ceremonial items.
• Cultural Importance: Such banners were often displayed in factories, public institutions, or parades to motivate workers and symbolize the unity of the proletariat. The Lenin portrait signifies his role as a central figure in Soviet ideology.
• Rarity: Authentic banners of this size, material, and historical relevance are extremely rare and highly valued among collectors of Soviet memorabilia.

Publishers

This artifact was produced in the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR) during the second half of the 20th century (1954–1991). It is a prime example of Soviet-era propaganda art and craftsmanship.

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