Medal “For Valiant Labor in Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of V.I. Lenin’s Birth”

Description

Medal “For Valiant Labor in Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of V.I. Lenin’s Birth,” Popras A.T. The medal is circular in shape. On the obverse, there is a relief profile of V.I. Lenin facing left. Below the profile, in a semicircle, are the numbers “1870-1970.” On the reverse, at the top, is a relief inscription: “For Valiant Labor,” below it in the center is a relief image of a sickle and hammer, under which a four-line inscription reads: “In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of V.I. Lenin’s Birth,” and beneath the inscription is a five-pointed star. The medal’s edge is bordered with a raised rim. The medal is attached via a loop and ring to a quadrangular mount covered with red silk moiré ribbon, with horizontal yellow stripes at the edges and center. The inscriptions and images on the medal are raised. The back of the mount has a pin-type clasp.