Rosin or Resin? It is a cast miniature in plastic (Epoxy, Polystyrene?) resin. They are meant to go into corner curio cabinets.
It was likely sold as a souvenier of Moscow.
The button/pin says "Kolomenskoye" across the top, and Muscovite ("Moskvya") on the left. The photo is too dark to see the word (numbers?) preceding Muscovite.
A quick Goolge search reveals information you can read for yourself, including the Wikipedia article (first hit).
NOTE: I do not speak Russian at all. Transliteration, however, is nearly trivial given the similarly (by Cyril's design :-0) of the Cyrillic alphabet to Greek.
Discussions
10 years ago
Its aa thing. Thats what it is. And whats more its a weird one.
10 years ago
Holy Crap, that old guy looks like my friend.
10 years ago
I don't know, but they don't look very happy. A bomb just blew their house up.
Reply 10 years ago
Haha, yeah, it looks like it..
Reply 10 years ago
That picture is really depression.
Reply 10 years ago
Yeah...
Reply 10 years ago
The man's forehead looks like he got hit by something in the blast... Now I feel like making up a whole entire story about how their house blew up XD
Reply 10 years ago
go ahead. its not exactly what i wanted but it would be funny to hear.
Reply 10 years ago
I dunno, it might end up kind of... weird and them you would think I was really weird XD What is that button made out of?
Reply 10 years ago
2-i dont know 1- like i said go ahead. im probably weirder than you
10 years ago
Rosin or Resin? It is a cast miniature in plastic (Epoxy, Polystyrene?) resin. They are meant to go into corner curio cabinets. It was likely sold as a souvenier of Moscow.
10 years ago
The button/pin says "Kolomenskoye" across the top, and Muscovite ("Moskvya") on the left. The photo is too dark to see the word (numbers?) preceding Muscovite.
A quick Goolge search reveals information you can read for yourself, including the Wikipedia article (first hit).
NOTE: I do not speak Russian at all. Transliteration, however, is nearly trivial given the similarly (by Cyril's design :-0) of the Cyrillic alphabet to Greek.