(Řád rudého praporu práce). Instituted in 1955. Type II (1960-1989). In silver gilt with red enamels, number impressed "15495", silver fineness marked with a goat's head above the number "2" (silver fineness .925), maker marked "MK" (Mincovna Kremnica = Kremnica Mint) and marked "925" (silver) on the reverse of the wreath suspension, measuring 40.3 mm (w) x 68.3 mm (h) inclusive of its linden leaves wreath suspension, intact enamels, scattered gilt wear evident on the reverse, original ribbon with pinback, near extremely fine.
Footnote: The Order of the Red Banner of Labour was instituted on May 4, 1955 and awarded for exceptional merit in economic, scientific and cultural development. It was awarded upon retirement to individuals who had rendered outstanding service within agriculture, manufacturing, and other production fields. There are two main versions of the Order: Type I awarded from 1955-1960 features a rearing lion wearing a crown on the reverse; Type II awarded from 1960-1989 features the rearing lion surmounted by a star from the 1960 Czechoslovak coat-of-arms on the reverse.