1912 Imperial Russian, Tula Arms, Factory Peter the Great, Commemorative Sculpture.

Authentic 1912 Imperial Russian commemorative sculpture honoring Peter the Great, issued for the 200th anniversary (1712–1912) of the founding of the Tula Arms Factory. This historical desk monument features a cast metal figure of a worker/blacksmith, symbolizing Russia’s early industrial development under Peter I.

Mounted on a wooden base with four Cyrillic inscription panels, including references to “Peter the Great, founder of the factory” and the anniversary date. These pieces were produced as patriotic commemoratives during the late Imperial period, just before the Russian Revolution.

A solid, display-worthy historical artifact with strong appeal to collectors of Imperial Russian, industrial, and military history memorabilia.

Details:

• Type: Commemorative desk sculpture / monument
• Subject: Peter the Great, Tula Arms Factory
• Year: 1912 (bicentennial issue)
• Material: Cast metal (likely iron or spelter), wood base
• Origin: Russia (Imperial period, pre-1917)
• Inscriptions: Cyrillic panels on all sides
• Dimensions: Total Height: 8 in. Height of Figure : 4.5 in. 
• Condition:
  
• Visible surface wear and patina on metal
• Wood base shows age, scratches, and finish wear
• Structurally solid, no major breaks

Country of Origin: Russia

Important: U.S. buyers are responsible for import duties, tariffs.