RUSSIAN SOVIET ORDER of LABOR RED BANNER ZSFSR, 1932-1936Russian Soviet Enamelled Order of Red Banner ZSFSR ...

RUSSIAN SOVIET ORDER of LABOR RED BANNER ZSFSR, 1932-1936
Russian Soviet Enamelled Order of Red Banner ZSFSR - Zakavkazskaya Sovetskaya Federativnaya Socialisticheskaya Respublika. Duplicate, numbered on the back.
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Catalogue price (Avers, 2001) is $1600 - please see the screenshot.
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