Vintage cast iron plate "Lyudinovo Locomobile-Building Plant", Ministry of Heavy Machinery of the USSR The plate is heavy, made of cast iron. The sign is completely intact, without damage. The sign has the inscriptions in russian: "Ministry of Heavy Machinery of the USSR Lyudinovo Locomobile-Building Plant year of foundation 1745" The plaque depicts the plant's main product: the locomobile. Between 1945 and 1957, the Lyudinovsky Plant became known as the Lyudinovsky Locomotive-Building Plant, and this plaque dates to this period. This plaque was located on a Locomotive produced at this plant. The plant has a long history, beginning with its founding in 1745 as an iron component factory, later evolving into an enterprise that also produced locomobile. A locomobile is a mobile, stationary, or semi-stationary steam engine whose power was used primarily in agriculture, as well as in various enterprises. Currently, the Lyudinovsky Locomotive-Building Plant is better known as the Lyudinovsky Diesel Locomotive Plant. The plate will be a great addition to your collection! Dimensions and weight are indicated in the description. Sending mail will be processed quickly and professionally, according to the rules, despite the war!