Russia, Soviet Union. An Order of Lenin, Type IV, Variant III (1943-1950 issue) visually-hidden He was subsequently buried in

He was subsequently buried in the 1st Marine Division Cemetery at Hamhung

and remains in very fine condition

he was taken on strength from the Overseas Military Forces of Canada at London on March 1st to overseas detachment

an illegible handwritten owner’s name on the left liner flap

dated to Dresden on March 18

Russia, Soviet Union. An Order of Lenin, Type IV, Variant III (1943-1950 issue) visually-hidden He was subsequently buried in( ). Instituted April 6th, 1930. (c. 1950). Constructed of 23 kt Gold, Platinum, and bright red enamels, the obverse with a leftward facing profile of Lenin in Platinum surrounded by a wheat wreath with a red enameled star at 9 oclock, a red enameled hammer and sickle at 6 oclock, and a red enameled flag from 12 to 4 oclock inscribed (Lenin) in script, the reverse bears three small rivets where the obverse is attached to the award, marked with the