Russia Stamps for Sale at Mystic Stamp Company

The first stamps of czarist Russia appeared in 1857, bearing the coat of arms of Alexander II. In the years after the 1917 revolution, Russia, head of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, became a very active producer of postage stamps. Instead of symbols of royalty, the images on stamps were those of workers, industry – eventually space technology and sports - to portray the ideals and achievements of the communist government. After Communism fell, the country became Russia once more. Stamps began illustrating historic and religious imagery with an emphasis on the heroes, glory, and art heritage of mother Russia. The alphabet on all the country’s stamps is Cyrillic. The letters CCCP stand for USSR.

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1918 Russia

1918 Russia

Russia Pictorials - 100 used stamps

Russia Pictorials - 100 used stamps

1952 Russia

1952 Russia

1986 Russia

1986 Russia

1990 Russia

Russia #5933-36

1990 Russia

1995 Russia Space Block of 4 Mint

1995 Russia Space Block of 4 Mint

1957 Russia

1957 Russia

1971 Russia

1971 Russia

1971 Russia

Russia #3917-22

1971 Russia

1979 Russia

1979 Russia

1992 Russia - Space Accomplishments

1992 Russia - Space Accomplishments

1949 Russia

Russia #1343//46

1949 Russia

1958 Russia

1958 Russia

1964 Russia

1964 Russia

1964 Russia

Russia #2913-19

1964 Russia

1967 Russia

Russia #3382-85

1967 Russia

1968 Russia

Russia #3527-29

1968 Russia

1969 Russia

Russia #3568-70

1969 Russia

1969 Russia

Russia #3673-80

1969 Russia

1971 Russia

Russia #3834-37

1971 Russia

1974 Russia

Russia #4262-67

1974 Russia

1975 Russia

Russia #4343-48

1975 Russia

1976 Russia

1976 Russia

1979 Russia

Russia #4791-92

1979 Russia

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