“The Man Who Saw the Antiworld” by Ilya Varshavsky (1965)
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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Café Molodyozhnoye [Youth’s] on Gorky Street, Moscow (1961)
VDNKh metro station and the Space Conquerors monument behind it (Moscow, 1971)
Girls bringing bread home. Photo by Viktor Yershov (Gujareti, Georgian SSR, 1971).
Cosmonaut Gherman Titov with a volleyball. Photo by Oleg Neyelov (1960s).
Autumn. Photo by Rudolf Krupnov (Moscow, 1970s).
Vintage prints - “Fonts in Visual Propaganda”. Size slightly bigger than A4/Letter. $11 each + $12 shipping.
Pictures 1-2 and 3-4 show reverse sides of the same prints.
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“Siskin-Kingson” (Chizh-Korolevich; the protagonist’s nickname) by Vladimir Arro, illustrated by Olga Davydova (1968)
Vladimir Mayakovsky - vintage postcard set from 1963. Rare. Includes portraits of the author and illustrations to his poems. Not a full set! One postcard is missing (12 originally). Good vintage condition. Postcards are unused.
$28 + $9 shipping
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Cover of “The Bulletin of Knowledge”, 1926 (via Togda)
“A Bookish Find” by Yuli Vechersky (1980s)