Philately often reflects the cultural and scholarly achievements of nations, and the 1935 Soviet stamp issue celebrating the Third International Congress of Persian Art and Archaeology is a prime example. This set was released on September 10, 1935, to mark the Soviet Union’s participation in global archaeological and artistic research, particularly focused on Persian and […]
Philately captures milestones in aviation history, and the 1934 Soviet Air Mail issue is a prime example. This commemorative stamp set celebrates the 10th Anniversary of Soviet Civil Aviation and the USSR Airmail Service, highlighting the rapid development of air transport in the Soviet Union. Issued in February 1934, these stamps showcase the Tupolev ANT-9
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Philately captures history, science, and technological progress, and one of the most remarkable Soviet stamp issues is the 1932 Air Express set, commemorating the Second International Polar Year and the Franz Joseph Land to Archangel Flight. These stamps are among the most iconic Soviet airmail issues, celebrating polar exploration, aviation, and Soviet scientific achievements. Designed
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Philately often reflects significant political and historical events, and one of the most iconic Soviet stamp series is the 1928 Tenth Anniversary of the Red Army issue. This set of stamps, released on February 6, 1928, commemorates the formation of the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army in 1918, marking a decade of military strength, revolution,
Philately offers a unique perspective on history, capturing key events and milestones in miniature works of art. One such remarkable Soviet stamp issue is the 1925 Bicentenary of the Academy of Sciences series, commemorating the 200th anniversary of the Russian Academy of Sciences, founded by Peter the Great in 1725. These stamps honour Mikhail Lomonosov,
Philately is not only a window into history but also a reflection of cultural and linguistic movements. One such fascinating stamp issue is the 1927 Soviet Esperanto stamp, released to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the publication of “Langue Internationale”, the foundational work of Esperanto, created by Dr. L. L. Zamenhof. This Soviet issue honoured
Philately, the study and collection of postage stamps, often intersects with historical events, technological advancements, and political movements. One such extraordinary philatelic issue is the 1927 Soviet Airmail Congress Stamps, released to commemorate the First International Airmail Congress held in The Hague, Netherlands, on September 1, 1927. These stamps not only symbolize early Soviet aviation
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The Romanov Tercentenary Stamps of 1913: A Tribute to Imperial Russia Philately, the study and collection of postage stamps, often intersects with historical events, political changes, and cultural milestones. One of the most remarkable stamp issues in Russian history is the Romanov Tercentenary series, released in 1913 to commemorate 300 years of the Romanov dynasty.
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Philately, the study and collection of postage stamps, has a rich history interwoven with significant global events. One such instance of historical relevance in stamp collecting is the issuance of the Russian War Charity stamps in 1914 and 1915. These stamps, known as the T 31 series, were created during World War I to support
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