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This is a close-up, slightly blurry image of a postage stamp with a blue, fuzzy background. The stamp features a drawing of a white passenger ship with multiple decks, filled with people. The ship is sailing on green water, with a colorful background depicting hills or mountains under a warm, orange-toned sky. Text is visible on the stamp in Russian. The top text reads "4 Почта СССР" (4 Kopecks USSR) and "речной грейнер" (river cruiser). Below the ship, the text reads "пароход «Ленин»" (steamship "Lenin"). The stamp is bordered by a serrated edge. The bottom left corner of the stamp shows the numbers "781".

This stamp depicts the steamship "Lenin," which was a well-known river cruise ship in the USSR. While the image itself doesn't provide a specific location in Perm, Russia, the steamship "Lenin" operated on major Russian rivers, including the Volga, Kama, and Oka, which would have passed through or near cities like Perm. Therefore, the depiction on the stamp is of a common sight on the waterways of the Soviet Union, which would have been relevant to residents of Perm.
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Jun 27, 2026, 9:43 AM

Perm, Russia

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This is a close-up, slightly blurry image of a postage stamp with a blue, fuzzy background. The stamp features a drawing of a white passenger ship with multiple decks, filled with people. The ship is sailing on green water, with a colorful background depicting hills or mountains under a warm, orange-toned sky. Text is visible on the stamp in Russian. The top text reads "4 Почта СССР" (4 Kopecks USSR) and "речной грейнер" (river cruiser). Below the ship, the text reads "пароход «Ленин»" (steamship "Lenin"). The stamp is bordered by a serrated edge. The bottom left corner of the stamp shows the numbers "781". This stamp depicts the steamship "Lenin," which was a well-known river cruise ship in the USSR. While the image itself doesn't provide a specific location in Perm, Russia, the steamship "Lenin" operated on major Russian rivers, including the Volga, Kama, and Oka, which would have passed through or near cities like Perm. Therefore, the depiction on the stamp is of a common sight on the waterways of the Soviet Union, which would have been relevant to residents of Perm.

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