Spasskaya Tower of the Moscow Kremlin on New Year postcards (1950s-1970s).
The tower’s clock is a symbol of New Year, it’s the main clock that counts down to the New Year.
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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