Soviet space memorabilia, bronze tabletop medal for the 70th anniversary of Kommunar Kharkiv

Soviet Space Memorabilia – Kommunar Kharkiv 70th Anniversary Table Medal

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Soviet space memorabilia, bronze tabletop medal for the 70th anniversary of Kommunar Kharkiv
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Soviet Space Memorabilia – Kommunar Kharkiv 70th Anniversary Table Medal

$55.00

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About this piece

Soviet space memorabilia: heavy bronze table medal for the 70th anniversary of the Kommunar plant in Kharkiv, 1927–1997, with rocket and Sputnik.

From the seller's notes

This Soviet space memorabilia piece is a heavy bronze or brass tabletop medal made in 1997 for the 70th anniversary of the Kommunar Production Association (P.O. Kommunar) in Kharkiv, Ukraine. The plant was founded in 1927 as a labor commune and later became part of the Soviet space program. The design brings together rocket, satellite and airplane imagery.

Item Details

  • Type: Tabletop medal
  • Occasion: 70th anniversary of P.O. “Kommunar”, Kharkiv, 1927–1997
  • Year: 1997
  • Material: Bronze / brass, heavy
  • Obverse: Stylized rocket imagery, an airplane silhouette lifting off from Earth toward the stars, the number “70” with an oak leaf, and the inscription “P.O. KOMMUNAR KHARKIV”
  • Reverse: A rocket and the Sputnik satellite orbiting the Earth, the dates 1927–1997 and a quotation by A.S. Makarenko
  • Country of Manufacture: Ukraine

Condition

Excellent vintage condition with a nice natural dark patina. There are no major scratches, dents or deep defects. Please review the photos for the exact condition and the edge detail. Dimensions are not recorded.

About This Piece

The Kommunar plant in Kharkiv began in 1927 as a labor commune led by the educator Anton Makarenko and went on to produce onboard control systems for rockets, launch vehicles and spacecraft, including the Molniya and Soyuz programs, as well as electronics for aircraft. The Makarenko quotation on the reverse says that years and changes will pass, and a new generation of Communards will continue the work they began. Note that the medal itself dates from 1997, after the Soviet era, so it is best described as a commemorative piece about Soviet-era space industry. It will interest collectors of space exploration items, rocketry and industrial history.

  • Original Soviet object

    Authentic item from the USSR period, not a reproduction.

  • Honest condition

    Wear, marks and working status are described, not hidden.

  • Photographed as is

    What you see in the photos is exactly what you receive.

  • Packed with care

    Fragile pieces are wrapped and boxed separately.

  • Tracked shipping

    Free tracked shipping from Ukraine. Dispatched within 1–2 business days.

  • 30-day returns

    Return within 30 days of delivery; the buyer pays return shipping.

Original Soviet objects · Described honestly

Condition guide

  • New old stockUnused, from old warehouse stock
  • ✓ Used vintageThis item
  • As-is / for partsSold untested or not working

Care & handling

  1. Dust with a soft dry cloth.
  2. Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaners on original finishes.
  3. Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture.
  4. Handle with care — it has already survived decades.

Frequently asked questions

Is this item authentic?

Yes. I sell original vintage items, not reproductions. If an item's age or origin is uncertain, I say so clearly in the description.

How is the item packed?

I pack every item myself. Fragile pieces are wrapped and boxed separately.

How long does shipping to the US take?

Shipping is free — it is included in the price. I dispatch within 1–2 business days from Ukraine via Ukrposhta with a tracking number; delivery to the US typically takes 2–4 weeks. Import duties, if any, are paid by the buyer.

Can I return the item?

Yes. You can return an item within 30 days of delivery; the buyer pays return shipping. Contact me first and I will send the return details. See the Refund Policy for details.

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