Vintage Soviet-era Enamel High-Voltage Power Line Sign — "ВЛ-220 кВ РОСЬ-ГРОДНО №1" — Warning Triangle, USSR/Belarus, 1967 An authentic vintage enamel warning/identification plate from a 220kV overhead power transmission line, marked "ВЛ-220 кВ РОСЬ-ГРОДНО №1" (overhead line 220 kV, Ros'–Grodno No. 1), with support/pole number "682" and dated "1967". The left panel bears the classic high-voltage danger symbol — a lightning bolt inside a triangle. Genuine period piece removed from a transmission line pylon, in white enamel with black/dark lettering and border, showing honest wear, surface staining, and edge patina from decades of outdoor exposure. Features: Type: Two-panel enamel sign — hazard triangle (lightning bolt) on the left, route/pole identification text on the right Text: "ВЛ-220 кВ" (overhead line, 220 kV), "РОСЬ-ГРОДНО №1" (route designation), pole/support number "682", year "1967" Material: Vitreous enamel on steel plate Mounting: Corner holes for wall/pylon mounting (rivets/bolts, not included) Condition: Genuine vintage condition — surface wear, staining and patina consistent with decades of outdoor service on a power line structure (see photos) Origin: USSR / Belarus (Ros'–Grodno line) Era: 1967, dated on the plate itself A rare piece of genuine industrial/infrastructure history — a great find for collectors of Soviet-era signage, electrical/utility memorabilia, or industrial decor. Specifications: Quantity: 1 piece Dimensions: 30.5 x 21.5 cm Materials: Enamelled steel Condition: Good vintage condition — original, not restored Origin: USSR / Belarus Date on plate: 1967 Shipping: Item will be sent via registered and tracked courier.