This seems political since it has a representation of the kremlin.
Fifteenth Congress of somebody?
It would appear to be a numbered badge to a delegate to a congress of some type. I have documents to the 13th Congress CPSU (1924) from the same source (acquired a long time ago in the West, like this), including really cool presentation greetings certificates. But this has no red but for the CCCP. Dobrohim used green for their flags (both member and friend of). MODVF had a blue flag. But this is not a flag. ?? It could be something a lot later but must date to before the 1990's based on acquisition date.
There are three marks which are mostly illegible in the photo (two lower right one lower left) and I will have to wait to get the badge and take new pictures of extreme close up or with side lighting.
This came with in a lot with a variety of stuff both documents and badges. (I have had this since the 90s.) Some belong to old bolsheviks who survived. I have mandate cards and membership cards going back to the 9th/10th party congress and Congress of Soviets (All Russian - 1919 - 1920) and various local guberia congresses and conferences including 15th in Moscow 1927. I looked but no document matches the number 1162. They did not adopt flag pins as a standard until approximately 1924, so I always assumed it was early.
A couple of blow ups of the marks where you can make out a series of numbers either 875 or 916. If you look at the circle and assume it faces to the upper right, you can make it out as well.
Fifteenth Congress of somebody?
It would appear to be a numbered badge to a delegate to a congress of some type. I have documents to the 13th Congress CPSU (1924) from the same source (acquired a long time ago in the West, like this), including really cool presentation greetings certificates. But this has no red but for the CCCP. Dobrohim used green for their flags (both member and friend of). MODVF had a blue flag. But this is not a flag. ?? It could be something a lot later but must date to before the 1990's based on acquisition date.
There are three marks which are mostly illegible in the photo (two lower right one lower left) and I will have to wait to get the badge and take new pictures of extreme close up or with side lighting.
This came with in a lot with a variety of stuff both documents and badges. (I have had this since the 90s.) Some belong to old bolsheviks who survived. I have mandate cards and membership cards going back to the 9th/10th party congress and Congress of Soviets (All Russian - 1919 - 1920) and various local guberia congresses and conferences including 15th in Moscow 1927. I looked but no document matches the number 1162. They did not adopt flag pins as a standard until approximately 1924, so I always assumed it was early.
A couple of blow ups of the marks where you can make out a series of numbers either 875 or 916. If you look at the circle and assume it faces to the upper right, you can make it out as well.
