![Cover art of the first issue of Sverchok [Cricket] magazine, 1937.
“This is a mailman. It brings newspapers and magazines to all forest bugs and critters. It’s been walking the forest for a long time today, got tired and sat down on the mushroom for...](https://64.media.tumblr.com/cc2067aec385c72bb202eb82f0a3c3e6/cddb0efc1fad42c3-c1/s1280x1920/1703402514f9b25030a7572336d8e8b819c1c340.jpg)
Cover art of the first issue of Sverchok [Cricket] magazine, 1937.
“This is a mailman. It brings newspapers and magazines to all forest bugs and critters. It’s been walking the forest for a long time today, got tired and sat down on the mushroom for a bit of a rest.”
“USSR At The Construction Site” - vintage Soviet magazine, covers (1930—1941)
Women on magazine covers (1920s-1930s) (via)
Vintage Soviet magazine covers featuring pioneers. Radio, Rabotnitsa, Krestyanka (1970—1986)
“Building Moscow” - Soviet magazine, covers from 1929
Soviet magazines for children published in 1920s-1930s. “Siskin”, “Hedgehog”, “Mischief”, “New Robinson”, “Campfire”.
“Technical Aesthetics” magazine covers (USSR, 1970s-1980s)
Cover of “Building USSR” (August 1937). You can see the specially designed ring that held together a pioneer’s red scarf. Those rings were widely used until late 30s and then were gradually replaced with pioneer pins.
November 7 celebrations on the covers of Murzilka (1925-1968). November 7 (the October Revolution Day) was one of the biggest holidays in the Soviet Union with huge celebrations all over the country.
Cover of Chizh (Siskin), a Soviet children’s magazine. Designed by Lev Yudin (1931)
Vintage real photo postcard of Belka and Strelka space dogs (1960).
A bend line across the postcard (seen mostly at an angle).
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