Postcards From Russia

 

There are many types of postcards from Russia. Some depict the Russian Revolution, while others are more generic. No matter which category you choose, be sure to read the entire post, because you may be able to find a postcard that will appeal to you. Some people have been collecting these cards for years, but you may have never thought to look at them! Whether you're looking for a postcard from the past or a new one, here are some things you should know.

First, let's look at a few открытки из России The most famous is the Moscow Map, which shows the city from above. The second postcard depicts the inside of a church. It has no date, but it's most likely from January 1919. These two cards are considered to be the most common type of Russian stamps. If you'd like to order a vintage Russian postcard, check out our store, which sells these in various sizes.

The map postcard from Russia is very popular. It is highly sought after. A quality print and selective lacquering make this a beautiful piece of art. The Russian map postcard has a small red border, which makes it very appealing to collectors. This postcard is available as a full set, a score only, or a set of parts. Whether you're looking for a simple Russian postcard, you'll find it here!

The second postcard from Russia is from a young soldier named George Faber. He was part of the American Expeditionary Force, North Russia. The Americans had intervened in the Russian civil war after 1917. These men were called the Polar Bear Expedition and were responsible for the destruction of the Soviet Union. They were also responsible for the creation of the first Soviet propaganda campaign, and the first postcards from this group of troops were known as "Siberian War" posters.

The postcards from Russia show the Grand Duchesses' portraits. The photo of Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia looks well-posed and evenly spaced. All of the women are gazing into a document that resembles a book cover. The furniture is balanced. The top left and bottom right corner of the postcard are darker than the other two. This contrasts with the postcard's white background.

The first postcard depicts the Grand Duchesses in their formal clothes. The second postcard, which depicts the interior of a church, is from George Faber. This is the first of two postcards that feature the Grand Duchesses' portraits. The other postcard shows the Grand Dukes' family, including their daughter, Anastasia. This second postcard is from the same group of soldiers, but the postcard features a different scene.