Rare Vintage Soviet Desktop Composition: "Let Us Beat Swords into Plowshares"

Rare Vintage Soviet Desktop Composition “Let Us Beat Swords into Plowshares” – Tula, USSR

An iconic Soviet-era souvenir inspired by the famous sculpture by Evgeny Vuchetich — a powerful smith forging a sword into a plowshare, symbolizing the transition from war to peace. A souvenir from Tula, a city world-famous for its arms factories and metal craftsmanship.

Features & Details:

• Base inscription: Embossed quote in Russian: «… Значение Тулы для Республики огромно…» (The importance of Tula for the Republic is immense).
• Functional: Three integrated brass shell casings serve as pen, pencil, or brush holders.
• Construction: Metal figurine and anvil with gold-tone finish, mounted on a heavy dark carbolite/bakelite base.
• Weight: 806 g — solid and substantial, excellent as a paperweight or desk statement piece.

Condition: Good vintage with authentic patina. Natural oxidation and wear on brass casings adds historical character. Please see all photos for detailed surface condition.

A perfect addition to collections of Soviet memorabilia, industrial art, or unique desk accessories.

Shipping: Securely packed for safe delivery. Worldwide shipping from Ukraine with tracking number.

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