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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia
Scott: #1080-2P
Issued: 6.11.1946
25th Anniversary, First Soviet Postage Stamp
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Russia #947P |
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Inside #1082:
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Russia #1026P |
Russia #973P |
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Scott: #1080aO
Scott: #1081aP
Scott: #1082aO
Scott: #1392P,
#1393P
Issued: 0.10.1949
75th Anniversary, UPU
Inside #1392-3: Stamps on Envelopes
Scott: #1392aO,
#1393aO
Scott: #1447-8P
Issued: 1.4.1950
Meeting of Communication Trade Unions
Inside #1447-8: Stamps on Envelopes
Scott: #2100P
Issued: 17.8.1958
Centenary, Russian Stamps
Inside #2100:
Special postal marking on the opening day of the stamp
exhibition devoted to this jubilee
Note after #2106O
Scott: #2239-40P
Issued: 0.9.1959
Int'l. Letter writing Week
Inside #2239-40: Stamp on Envelope
Scott: #2325P
Issued: 28.5.1960
Stamp Day
Inside #2325:
Scott: #2379-80P
Issued: 10.9.1960
Int'l. Letter Writing Week
Inside #2379-80: Stamp on Envelope
Scott: #2516-9P
Issued: 8-15.8.1961
40th Anniversary, Soviet Stamps
Inside #2516:
Russia #187P
Inside #2516:
Russia #430O
Inside #2516:
Russia #816P
Inside #2517: Russia #1610P
Inside #2517: Russia #1796P
Inside #2517:
Russia #2255P
Inside #2518:
Russia #1426P
Inside #2518: Russia #1982P
Inside #2518:
Russia #2305P
Inside #2519:
Russia #2160P
Inside #2519:
Russia #2162P
Inside #2519:
Russia #2465P
Inside #2519: Russia #2466P
Scott: #2522P
Issued: 15.9.1961
Int'l. Letter Writing Week
Inside #2522: Stamp on Envelope
Scott: #2641P
Issued: 25.9.1962
Int'l. Letter Writing Week
Inside #2641: Pseudo Stamp
Propaganda cover
Thanks to
Kathleen Sulzner
Scott: #2783P
Issued: 20.9.1963
Int'l. Letter Writing Week
Inside #2783: Stamps on Envelopes
Propaganda cover
Thanks to
Kathleen Sulzner
Scott: #2940P
Issued: 20.9.1964
Int'l. Letter Writing Week
Inside #2940: Stamp on Envelope
Scott: #3267P
Issued: 25.10.1966
Definitive
Inside #3267: Pseudo Stamp
Re-printed in 1968 (Scott: #3480)
Scott: #3331P
Issued: 25.5.1967
All-Union Philatelic Exhibition
Inside #3331:
Inside
#3331: Russia #3321P
Scott: #3331aP
Re-issued 3.10.1967 with “Oct 1-
1967
Pseudo Stamp on envelope - 50 Anniversary
Scott: #3358P
Issued: 16.8.1967
Development of Communications in
Inside #3358: Stamp on Envelope
Scott: #3480P
Issued: 20.06.1968
Definitive
Inside #3480: Pseudo Stamp
Re-printed of 1966 (Scott: #3267)
Scott: #3508P
Issued: 16.9.1968
International Letter Writing Week
Inside #3508:
Scott: #3509P
Issued: 16.9.1968
Stamp Day
Inside
#3509:
Inside
#3509: Russia #3024P
Scott: #3537P,
#3539P
Issued: 27.11.1968
Awards to Post Office at Foreign Stamp Exhibitions
Inside
#3537: Russia #2888P
Inside #3539: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #3764P
Issued: 31.8.1970
2nd All-Union Philatelists' Congress
Inside #3764: Stamps on Envelopes
Scott: #3875P
Issued: 14.7.1971
International Letter Writing Week
Inside #3875: Stamps on Envelopes
Scott: #3973PP
Issued: 27.5.1972
2nd Youth Philatelic Exhibition
Inside #3973: Pseudo Stamp
Issued: ??.??.1972P
Inside # Memorial Sheet: TBI
Issued: ??.??.1972P
USSR Memorial Sheet –1972 Tokyo Summer Olympic games
Inside # Memorial Sheet: Russia #3987P
Scott: #4015P
Issued: 4.10.1972
50th Anniversary of
Inside #4015: Pseudo Stamp
Unlisted Russian S/s showing #206 which commemorates 50
years of
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Issued: ??.??.1973P
Inside: Russia #2615
Inside: Russia #1920
Inside: Russia #3849P
Scott: #4245PP
Issued: 4.9.1974
3rd Congress of the Philatelic Society of the
Inside #4245:
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Inside #4245: Russia #3104P |
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Scott: #4248P
Issued: 9.10.1974
Centenary, UPU
Inside #4248: Stamp on Envelope
1974
Inside: Russia #2325P
Scott: #4321P
Issued: 22.4.1975
30th Anniversary, World War II Victory
Inside
#4321: Russia #992P
Scott: #4323P
Issued: 25.4.1975
Socfilex
'75
Inside #4323: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #4373P
Issued: 30.9.1975
3rd All-Union Youth Philatelic Exhibition
Inside #4373: Pseudo Stamps
Issued: ??.??.1975P
Inside: Pseudo Stamps
Issued: ??.??.1975P
Memorial Sheet – The International Philatelic Exhibition,
1975
Inside
#Memorial Sheet: Russia
#856O
Unlisted Russian S/s showing #4308P
Commemorating 50th Anniversary of
Diplomatic Relations
between France & Soviet Union/Phil. Exhib between
the two nations
Issued: 30.11.1975
Exposition Philattelique
URSS-FRANCE
Inside
#????:
Inside #????: Russia #1243P
Thanks to Sergei Divid and Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #4415P
Issued: 04.02.1976
Winter Olympic Games
Inside #4415 (In margin): Russia-USSR #4410-14P
modified: monotone, not multi-colored, imperf,
not perf'ed
Thanks to
Lou Guadagno
Scott: #4416P
Issued: 25.03.1976
Soviet Athletes Success in Winter Olympic Games
Russia-USSR #4415 Overprinted in red in top margins, in
Cyrillic: “Glory to Soviet Sport! The athletes of the USSR have won 13 gold, 6
silver and 8 bronze"
Thanks to
Lou Guadagno
AerogramP
Issued: 1976
Inside: Pseudo Stamps
TBI
Scott: #4435P
Issued: 12.5.1976
50th Anniversary, Int'l. Federation of Philately
Inside #4435: Pseudo Stamps
Scott: #4588P
Issued: 16.8.1977
October Revolution Philatelic Exhibition
Inside #4588: Russia #149P (Up
left)
Inside #4588: Russia #2456P (Up
center)
Inside
#4588: Russia #3513P (Up right)
Inside #4588: Russia #4253P (Center left)
Inside #4588: Russia #3905P (Center right)
Inside #4588: Russia #4380P (Bottom left)
Inside #4588: Russia #4382P (Bottom right)
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #4619-23P
Issued: 16.11.1977
Promotion of Postal Code
Inside #4619:
Inside #4622-3: Stamp on Envelope
Issued: ??.??.1978P
Inside
#Memorial Sheet: Pseudo Stamps
PostcardP
Issued: 1978
Inside: Pseudo Stamps
Scott: #4732P
Issued: 25.1.1979
Filaserdica
'79
Inside
#4732:
Scott: #4744P
Issued: 12.4.1979
Cosmonaut's Day
Inside #4744:
Postcard #4744P
Scott: #4763P
Issued: 25.7.1979
4th Congress of
Inside #4763 (In Background): Pseudo Stamps
Scott: #4792PP
Issued: 28.11.1979
New Year 1980
Inside #4792: Pseudo Stamp
PostcardP
Issued: 1981
Inside: Pseudo Stamps
TBI
Scott: #4932P
Issued: 5.5.1981
WIPA 1981
Inside
#4932:
Scott: #5169P
Issued: 18.8.1983
SOZPHILEX '83
Inside #5169: Pseudo Stamp
PostcardP
Issued: 1981
Inside: Pseudo Stamp
#????P
Issued: 1987
Scott: #5625-6PP
Issued: 4.1.1988
70th Anniversary, First Soviet Stamp
Inside #5625-6:
Inside #5625-6:
Scott: #5626aPP
Scott: #????P
Scott: #5642P
Issued: 18.2.1988
Animated Soviet Cartoons
Inside #5642: Russia #312P
Inside #5642: Russia #315P
Inside #5642: Russia #313P
Inside #5642 (Around the letter): Pseudo Stamps
Martin Hirschbühl wrote: In addition to the shown images, I can add, that in center is a R-letter from Rostov, dated 10.10.1926
Lou added: As long as you are noting the mailing postmarks from Rostov, there is also a Leningrad 10.13.receiving postmark by the Rostov registry label. Not bad in 1926--3 days for slightly over 1100 miles.
Scott: #5642P
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #5701P
Issued: 25.8.1988
International Letter Writing Week
Inside #5701: Stamps on Envelopes
Scott: #5786P
Issued: 07.07.1989
The 200th Anniversary of the French Revolution
Inside #5786: Pseudo Stamps
Scott: #5800P
Issued: 9.8.1989
6th Congress, All-Union Philatelic Society
Inside
#5800: Russia #187P (1961)
Inside #5800 (on label):
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Russia #2746P |
Russia #5516PP |
Russia #3580PP |
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
[T-F]
[T-P]
[A-H]
[V-K]
[N-K]
Scott: #5874-8PP
Issued: 15.2.1990
150th Anniversary, Penny Black
Inside #5874-8: G.B. #1
“T-P” & “V-K” are “CINDERELLAS“ as the plate letters
are in Wrong Positions
Visit:
The Penny Black Plate project http://www.arcieriminerva.it/SOS/homeSOS.htm
Image of first stamp (T and F) and anniversary compositionPP
Scott: #5879PP [A-E]
Lou wrote: Soon after Russia produced three
stamps and a s/s to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the First Postage
Stamp in 1990, it was noted that the check letters, V-K and T-P, on two of the Penny
Blacks did not correspond to any actual stamps. It was discovered that the
stamps designer, Vladimir Koval, had used his
initials and that of his married daughter, Tatviana Ruzova (R is written as P in Cyrillic), and then chose an
actual Penny Black with the check letters N-K, which were
the initials of his wife, Nina Koval. The
Russian post was embarrassed and quickly printed two more stamps with Penny
Blacks with actual check letters, A-H and T-F, as a replacement,
but for some reason, all the stamps were put on sale.
Some time later, it was realized that Koval
had not excluded his son, Marian, from his ploy either, as his initials,
M-K, are the check letters on the Penny Black on the cachet he designed
for the first day covers.
I had known about the use of the initials for
check letters for years but only recently was able to accidentally find the
actual names of his wife and children, on, of all things, a scan of a
Russian language stamp album page in Google!
London 1990P
Inside: G.B. #1
Scott: #????P
Issued: 26.03.1990
125th Anniversary of the Zemstvo Post in
Lou wrote: An Internet Discovery: 125th Anniversary of the Zemstvo Post
One very good thing about the internet is that you get
to see more things than the usual stamps and covers that are offered by your
local stamp dealers. Postal stationery
is one such area, and recently I saw two imprinted envelopes from Russia/USSR—
mint and with first day cancel-- which caught my eye. According to the inscription on the stamp and
the special cancel dated 26 03 1990, the envelope commemorated the 125th
Anniversary of the Zemstvo Post in
This is an area of Russian postal history that does no get much exposure in this country, as Americans tend not
to collect anything not listed in the Scott catalogs, but they are popular in
Getting back to viewing the envelope, the multicolor
cachet reproduced 9 different Zemstvos, but the imprinted stamps was
disappointing at first, as it showed a bearded figure, a wreath and shields and
what looked like a maneless lion. I lamented there not being any SOS, but then
decided to check at the Collectors Club library.
I went to what is considered the “bible” for
collectors of this material: Catalogue of the Russian Rural Postage Stamps
compiled by F. G. Chuchin and published in
Looking thru the 90 pages, I was able to find that
these were actually motif details from three Zemstvos designs: Gryzavovets (Rural Postman). Chuchin
#64, issued in 1894, Totma (Arms), Chuchin #3, issued in 1895 and Pskov (Arms), Chuchin #12, issued
in1892—all in changed colors. Back on
the internet, I was able to find (not the best) scans of the three, so that I
can illustrate that the motifs are indeed from actual Zemstvos stamps.
Both envelopes are now in my collection, and someday,
I hope to have the three Zemstvos as well.
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #5884P
Issued: 14.4.1990
LENINIANA '90
Inside #5884: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #5946P
Issued: 27.11.1990
Inside #5946: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #B180P
Issued: 15.2.1991
The 25th Anniversary of All-Union Philatelic Society
Inside #B180 (In margin): Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #6227P
Issued: 8.7.1994
Russian Postal Day
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Tuva
Scott: #????-?P
Issued: 1995?
Singapore 95
Inside #????: Pseudo Stamps in overprint
Republic of Tuva, is
a republic of Russia. Tuva lies at the geographical center
of Asia, in southern Siberia. The republic borders the Altai
Republic, Khakassia, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Irkutsk
Oblast, and Buryatia in Russia, and shares an international border
with Mongolia to the south.
Known as the Tannu Tuva
People's Republic until 1926, was a partially
recognized state that existed between 1921 and 1944.
Scott: #6406P
Issued: 5.8.1997
Moscow '97
Inside #6406:
http://www.rossia.com/stamps/stampids/scott1fraud.htm
Inside
#6406:
Inside #6406: Russia #6061P
Scott: #6406a-bP
Scott: #6478P
Issued: 9.10.1998
World Stamp Day
Inside #6478: Russia #6428O
Inside #6478: Pseudo Stamps (?)
Thanks to Attilio Papio
Scott: #6636PP
Issued: 17.05.2001
75th Anniversary, Intl. Federation of Philately
Inside #6636: Pseudo Stamps
Scott: #6667P
Issued: 9.10.2001
Dialogue among Civilizations
Inside #6667: Pseudo Stamp on Envelope
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
PostcardP
Issued: 2005
Inside: Pseudo Stamps
Scott: #7008P
Issued: 9.11.2006
The 15th Anniversary of R.C.C.
Inside #7008: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #7029P
Issued: 24.5.2007
150th Anniversary of the first Russian postage stamp
Inside #7029:
Scott: #7032P
Issued: 19.6.2007
World Stamp Exhibition "St Petersburg 2007"
Inside #7032: Pseudo Stamps
Scott: #7032aP
Inside #7032a (On Tab): Russia #1O
Scott: #7044P
Issued: 14.9.2007
The Russian Language Year
Inside #7044: Pseudo Stamps
In
2007 the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin announced the year
2007 to be Russian Language Year in the frames of which there will be held
cultural, scientific and educational events organized to make Russian language
and literature more popular and to support its educational programs in Russian
and abroad. One of the events devoted to the Russian Language Year is the
All-Russian contest of stamp drawing “I am drawing the alphabet”, organized by
the national mail service “Post of Russia” in association with the publishing
firm “Marka” and Russian Federation of Philately,
also devoted to the 150th anniversary of the first Russian postal stamp. At the block are the works of contest winners: the winner in the
category “Children’s works” is Bogdan Kalmykov, 10
years old, Tambov with his “Rainbow of letters”, in the category “Teenagers’
works” - Regina Zangieva, 15 years old, Beslan, North Ossetia with work “I am drawing the
alphabet”, in the category of “Youth’ works” - Dmitry Smirnov, 17 years old, Pogrebnoe, Khanty-Mansisk
autonomous area with the work “Star alphabet”, and in the category “Professional
works” - Vladimir Beloborodov, 68 years old, Nizhny
Novgorod with the work “Alphabet”.
Scott: #7057P
Issued: 10.1.2008
150th Anniversary of the 1st Russian Stamp
Inside #7057:
Scott: #7067P
Issued: 5.5.2008
Europa - Letter
Inside #7067: Postal Stationery "A" indicium
Scott: #7097P
Issued: 1.9.2008
190th Anniversary of Goznak
Inside #7097 (In Margin):
Inside #7097 (In Margin): Russia #6963O
Inside #7097 (In Margin): Russia #7016P
Inside #7097 (In Margin): TBI
Scott: #7311P
Issued: 10.10.2011
Inside #7311: Pseudo Stamps
Scott: #7313P
Issued: 21.10.2011
300th Anniversary of the Main
Inside #7313b: Russia #1O
Inside
#7313b: Russia Imprinted Postal Card - TBI
Inside #7313c: Russia #856O
Inside #7313c: Russia Imprinted Postal Card
with Russia #617P
Thanks to Attilio Papio
Inside #7313c: Russia #5795P
Thanks to Attilio Papio
Inside #7313c: Russia Imprinted envelope for 300th
Anniversary Main Moscow Post office, 2011
Inside
#7313d: Russia Imprinted Stationery – TBI
Inside #7313d: Russia #7178P
Scott: #7314P
Inside #7314 (In Margin): Russia #1O
Inside #7314 (In Margin): Russia #7020P
Inside #7314 (In Margin): Russia #150P
Inside #7314 (In Margin): Russia USSR Imprinted envelope
113 – 1957
Inside #7314 (In Margin): Russia #1410P
Inside
#7314 (In Margin): Russia #2741P
Inside #7314 (In Margin): Russia Imprinted envelope 236 –
2011
Thanks to Lou Guadagno, Attilio Papio and Mike Knopfler
Scott: #7461P
Issued: 05.07.2013
50th Anniversary, First Woman in Space
Inside #7461: Russia-USSR #2753P
Sheet of 8P
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #7533O
Issued: 10.06.2014
300th Anniversary, St Petersburg Post Office
Inside #7533 (in margin): Russia #5795P
Inside #7533 (in margin): Russia #5585P
Inside #7533 (in margin): Russia-USSR #27O
Inside #7533 (in margin): Russia-USSR #20O
Inside #7533 (in margin): Russia-USSR #26O
Inside #7533 (in margin): Russia-USSR #11O
(St Petersburg-Moscow local 1863)
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #7611P
Issued: 26.03.2015
150th Anniversary Zemstvo (District Council) Post
Inside #7611: Zemstvo Post stamps
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Cherdyn Ch #29 |
Kolomna Ch #11 |
Zemstvo
(local) Post was a special service introduced for mailing purposes in areas
with no state post offices. The first Zemstvo Post was established in
Vetluga uyezd (district) of Kostroma Governorate in
spring 1865.
Each
Zemstvo postal authority acted only within its administrative territory.
Zemstvo post offices were allowed to have their own stamps for postal payment
provided that such stamps should not resemble either in image or colour the official postage stamps; nor might such stamps
contain the emblem of the state postal service. The first Zemstvo postage stamp
was issued in Verhnedneprovsk Governorate in 1866.
Most
correspondence was sent across Zemstvo territories of eastern provinces – Perm,
Samara, Vyatka, Kazan, Ufa, as well as in Kharkov, Poltava, Kursk, Tambov and Yekaterinoslav Governorates. It was issued 3027 postage
stamps since 1866. The circulation of some issues reached tens and hundreds of
thousands copies. That provided an active forwarding mail.
Zemstvo
Post played an important and progressive role in Russia’s history as it enabled
liaison between cultural centres and most distant
corners of the country.
Official FDCP
Official Imprinted
Envelope
Lou's combination
cover
Lou
wrote: when Russia issued a stamp to commemorate the 175th anniversary of the
Zemstvo local stamps earlier this year, I liked the stamp, but the fdc only had an imprinted cachet. They also issued an
imprinted envelope for the anniversary which had a great cachet of Zemstvos but
just a common design stamp. I got the idea to combine the SOS with the
imprinted envelope and asked a dealer in Russia to make one up for me, and he
was willing. Of course, it does not have a first day cancel and he didn't
address it like asked him to, but you can't have everything, and I think it
makes for a better page in my collection.
Thanks to
Prof. Plinio Richelmi and to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #7619P
Issued: 23.04.2015
175th Anniversary of
The Penny Black
Inside #7619: G.B. #1 [S-I]
Inside #7619:
Imprinted envelope behind the Penny Black
Thanks to
Prof. Plinio Richelmi and to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #7681P
Issued: 01.10.2015
The 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia
Inside #7681a: Russia-USSR #2073P
Inside #7681b: Russia-USSR #2606P
Inside #7681c: Russia-USSR #3214P
Inside #7681d: Russia-USSR #3746P
Inside #7681e: Russia-USSR #5049P
Inside #7681f: Russia-USSR #5463P
Scott: #7714P
Issued: 03.03.2016
Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communication
Inside #7714: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #????-?P
Issued: 29.07.2016
Russia in FIFA World Cup Tournaments
Inside #????a: Russia #5896P
From se tenant strip - Russia #5899aP
Inside #????b: Pseudo Stamp
Inside #????c: Pseudo Stamp
Inside #????d: Russia #7583O
Russia #7583 s/s
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #????-?P
Issued: 03.08.2017
19th World Festival of Youth and Students
Inside #????: |
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Russia #5360PP |
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Russia #4648PP |
Russia #5782P |
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Russia #8431P
Issued: 30.09.2022
150th anniversary of the Popov Central Communications
Museum
Inside #8431: Russia #1O
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Issued: 01.11.2022P
7th issue of standard stamps "Eagles"
Russia #????O
Issued: 20.06.2023
165th Anniversary of the Russian Stamp
Inside #????: Russia #1O
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #150P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #246P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #315O
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #856O
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #C60O
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #2463P(Guinea)
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #2101P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7193O
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #8170P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7569P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #6067O
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7534P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7343O
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #4877P(Malawi)
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #????P
(2022)
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7996P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7533O
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7212P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7178P
Inside #???? (in margin): Russia #7486O
Lou
wrote: The format is very unusual; a rectangle of printed
"perforations" enclose a SoS AND the
postage stamp that values the sheet. These show the first stamp of Russia (Sc #1--note the imperf, Sc #2 is perforated) and a new 165r value example of the
current "Eagles definitive" series created for this issue-- it is not
a stamp on stamp. Surrounding them are multiple SoS
issued from 1918 to 2022; the 2022 issue has not been listed/numbered
by Scott's as yet.
Russia #????O
FCD
Bklt
contents
Thanks to Lou Guadagno and Zoltán
Komlóssy
Best websites related:
(1944-1991)
http://home.nestor.minsk.by/fsunews/ussr/index.html
http://www.rossia.com/stamps/frstampinfo.htm
http://russian-stamps.dialog-it.ru/
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND COMMUNICATIONS OF THE
Publishing
and Trading Centre "MARKA"
Stamps of the Soviet
Era
Wish
List
Russia #1 for Guinea Bissau
Russia #2
for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #3 for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #4 for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #5 for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #5a for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #6 for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #7 for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #11 + for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #20
Russia #26
Russia #27
Russia #28 for Bulgaria
Russia #97 for Korea (North)
Russia #101 for Korea (North)
Russia #102 for St. Thomas & Prince
Russia #103 for Korea (North), Guinea Bissau, St. Thomas
& Prince
Russia #104 for Korea (North), Guinea Bissau, St. Thomas
& Prince
Russia #187 + for Burundi
Russia-USSR #C12 for Central Africa, Niger
Russia-USSR #C13 for Niger
Russia #C15 for Grenada Grenadines #267
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Russia, Orhei (Orgheev) Zemstvo (local)
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Russia, Priluki Zemstvo local, 1888 (Ch
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Russia, Krasny Zemstvo
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