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The idea worked well and was extended throughout Russia on December 1, 1848. Local postal systems used stamps referred to as Zemstvo stamps, from the term for local government begun under Alexander II in 1864. [ 1] Russian Post is a founding member of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) created in 1874.
Henry Stolow. Henry Stolow ( Latvian: Henrijs Stolovs/Heinrihs Stolovs; 1901 in Riga, Governorate of Livonia, Russian Empire – 1971) was a stamp dealer in Berlin, New York, and Munich who was behind the issue of numerous stamps of doubtful validity.
First stamps. The first postage stamps of the newly proclaimed Union of Soviet Socialist Republics were designed by Georgy Pashkov and issued in August 1923 in relation to the First All-Russian Agricultural and Handicraft Exhibition. [2] First All-Russia Agricultural Exhibition issue of 1923. Reaper, 1 rouble.
Definitive stamps of Russia. Stamp of the RSFSR 3rd definitive issue, 1922, bearing the communist slogan "Workers of the world, unite!" Definitive stamps of Russia are the regular postage stamp issues produced in the Russian Empire and RSFSR between 1857 and 1923, and in the Russian Federation since 1992.
1918 RSFSR 70 kop imperforated stamp forgery. 1922 RSFSR relief for starving issue old forgery. Counterfeit of basic Russia 1921 issue, Volga Famin Relief. 2250 rubel green. Counterfeit of basic Russia 1924 issue Lenin, 12 kopecks. Genuine (left) and forged (right) 1919 Russian Army of the North 20k stamps.
Depicts. reaper, sower, tractor, exhibition. Notability. first postage stamps of the USSR. Face value. 1, 2, 5 & 7 rubles. The first USSR stamps or First All-Russia Agricultural Exhibition issue appeared in August 1923 as a series of Soviet Union postage stamps. Its designer was the Russian artist Georgy Pashkov.
Face value. 10 kopecks. Estimated value. up to $12,500 (2007) The first stamp of the Russian Empire was a postage stamp issued in 1857 and introduced within the territory of the Russian Empire in 1858. It was an imperforate 10- kopeck stamp depicting the coat of arms of Russia, and printed using typography in brown and blue.
2012: 1603, M:1835. – the stamp issued in 2012, Marka catalogue number 1603, Michel number 1835 (a Scott number is not given). The list includes the adhesive stamps, the stamps imprinted on postal stationeries (postal cards, stamped envelopes) are not mentioned in this list.