A Soviet tabletop souvenir, "Peace / Vostok," produced in the 1960s to commemorate the world's first human spaceflight. A golden "Vostok" launch vehicle takes off from a terrestrial hemisphere (globe), leaving behind a stylized trail that forms the embossed word "Mir" (Peace). Engraved on the hemisphere is the date of Yuri Gagarin’s historic flight: "12-IV-1961 USSR." The piece is crafted from metal (silumin or brass) with a gold and silver finish and is mounted on a round black base (made of plastic or carbolite). The rocket figure itself is detachable and fits into a designated slot at the top of the trail-shaped inscription.