Antique New Year calendar postcards (Russian Empire, 1903-1905)
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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The first New Year tree. Photo by D. Sholomovich (Moscow, Jan. 1965).
Snow Cheburashka in Lytkarino, Moscow oblast. Photo by V. Dobrikov (1985).
“Winners” by Yuri Neprintsev (1957)
![Buying New Year tree ornaments in Detsky Mir [Children?s World] department store in Moscow. Photo by A. Agapov (Dec. 1953).](https://64.media.tumblr.com/71249e35ed46d56af22c382c4b5e4937/42c5d4ce45f39119-8d/s1280x1920/e117273cc60b1115cc34f42558de597ff2977fff.jpg)
Buying New Year tree ornaments in Detsky Mir [Children’s World] department store in Moscow. Photo by A. Agapov (Dec. 1953).
“Winter” by Yevgeniya Trutneva, illustrated by Sergey Kupriyanov (1966)
1950s New Year postcards from the Soviet Union
Vintage postcards that say “Greetings from the New Year’s Leningrad!” (1950s)
“Happy New Year 1959!” Tin box for a children’s New Year sweet gift (an assortment of candies and chocolates).
“Daughter of the North” by N. Baranova (1977)