Vintage DIY school help folder (for kids learning to read and count). If you want to play a parent in the Soviet Union and test your cut-and-paste skills, this is your chance. ()
This blog is about old postcards, book illustration, history and culture of Russia and the Soviet Union. I'm a long time collector, and this blog is 10 years old.
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Moscow, February 4, 1990. The most massive protest in the history of the Soviet Union. 300 thousand people marched from the Crimean Bridge along the Garden Ring and Gorky Street (now Tverskaya) to the 50th Anniversary of October Square (Manezhnaya). The main demand of the protesters was to abolish Article 6 of the USSR Constitution that declared the leading role of the Communist Party.
A small collection of 10 Soviet buttons with an USA theme.
Buttons read things like “Photography in USA”, “Research in USA”, “USA design” etc. These pins were produced to accompany themed exhibitions that were held in the USSR during the perestroika period. Like this one, for example.
Buy: http://etsy.me/2DsbnIL
Soviet vintage notecard (1984)
It reads “7 October - the Soviet Union Constirution Day”
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Vintage Soviet wind-up toy from the 1980s
Vintage school copybooks
In my shop:
![“50 years of October [Revolution]” - 3 vintage unused copybooks (1967)
Available in my shop: https://etsy.me/2jfU2eA](https://64.media.tumblr.com/640bd6d05aee73467ce533d56b9d3869/tumblr_p7wz2nW2RA1qb2sxmo1_640.jpg)
“50 years of October [Revolution]” - 3 vintage unused copybooks (1967)
Available in my shop: https://etsy.me/2jfU2eA
Set of 15 vintage stamps commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Soviet Union (1957)
August 9 is Tove Jansson’s birthday! The first photo here is the first of her books ever published in the Soviet Union (Moomins and the Comet Chase). The second photo shows all of her books published in the USSR. Most of her works were published in 1991-1992 - after the Soviet era.
You can find a comprehensive list of all Jansson’s book published in Russian here.
USSR-made portable radio receivers from 1960s and 1980s (via )
Gorky Street and the view of the Historical Museum (Moscow, 1964)