Hammer and Sickle - Gallery

Gallery

  • Flag of USSR from 12 November 1923 - 19 August 1955.

  • Flag of USSR from 19 August 1955 - 15 August 1980.

  • Flag of USSR from 15 August 1980 - 25 December 1991.

  • The hammer and sickle as it appears on the Communist Party of China flag.

  • The flag of the Communist Party of Vietnam.

  • The flag of the Communist Party of Kampuchea (a.k.a. Khmer Rouge).

  • Flag of the Lebanese Communist Party.

  • Axe and Sickle flag of the Chinese Soviet Republic.

  • Flag of the Romanian Communist Party.

  • Flag of Bryansk Oblast.

  • Logo of the Communist Party (Sweden).

  • Symbol of the Communist Party of Chile.

  • Logo of Aeroflot.

  • The flag of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and Communist Party of India.

  • The flag of the Shining Path.

  • The flag of the National Bolshevik Party (Russia).

  • Hammer, Sickle and Brush of the Workers' Party of Korea

  • The flag of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (1978-1995).

  • The flag of the Revolutionary People's Liberation Party–Front.

  • Emblem of Austria.

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