St Petersburg on holiday postcards from the 1950s
St Petersburg on holiday postcards from the 1950s
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Holiday performance in the USSR (1950s)
I. Znamensky (1958)
Vintage Christmas / New Year postcards from Yugoslavia (from my collection)
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Happy New Year postcard by V. Zarubin (1982)
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Vintage New Year card by V. Voronin (1978)
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“The Last Year’s Snow Was Falling” (1983)
This one is a legend. Packed with phrases that every Russian person recognizes in a conversation. I watch it religiously every year on December 31. I pretty much know it by heart, but I still enjoy watching it! Voiced by the amazing Stanislav Sadalsky. Great music too!
(«Уж послала так послала!» «А вот это мой размерчик.» «Ох уж эти сказочки! Ох уж эти сказочники…»)
(Watch with English subtitles )
“Father Frost and Summer” (1969)
It’s sooo cute! And those songs! Love love love it.
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“Winter in Prostokvashino” (1984)
Another classic cartoon - the third installment in the story of the little village called Prostokvashino. Check out the Christmas tree decorated in attic-found vintage. :)
(«Фиг вам называется!»)
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“The Nutcracker” (1973)
I remember watching this as a child and being mesmerized with the music. It was long before I knew who Tchaikovsky was! And the scene when Nutcracker turns into boy gave me goose bumps.
This one needs no translation.
“Father Frost and Grey Wolf” (1978)
I mostly include this one for the song - «Тревога! Тревога! Волк унёс зайчат!» - which is an old joke between me and my sister. We watched this one a lot back in the day. :)
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Making this list has put me into holiday mood! :)
Vintage Christmas card with a matching envelope, artist L. Kirillov (1985)
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Happy New Year postcard by Vladimir Zarubin (1983)
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Vintage Russian envelopes with a winter/holiday theme from the 1950s and late 1940s.
Here are four new space-themed holiday postcards in my collection. My favourite topic in New Year cards! (Soviet Russia 1970s)
Two unused Soviet holiday cards - illustration from the Leopold the Cat cartoon (1990)
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Vintage Russian holiday ephemera. These pieces are pictures cut out of vintage postcards and greeting cards. All cards are USED - written/mailed.
There are so many really cool cards here, a lot are from the 1950s and 1960s, such cool retro illustration! Unfortunately, because of their condition they are not collectible, but still fun.
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Two unused Soviet Christmas cards by A. Miroshnichenko (1991)
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