Stake attention in this memory
The image contains two Soviet Union postage stamps from 1978, commemorating the "International Flights in Space" program. Both are rectangular with serrated edges. The stamp on the left depicts a space station or orbital complex with cosmonauts visible, set against a backdrop of blue and the Interkosmos program logo, which includes a flag representing participant nations and the Soviet hammer and sickle emblem. The denomination is "6 K" (Kopeks). The stamp on the right shows a launch vehicle, presumably a Soyuz rocket, on its launchpad against an orange-yellow sky with the sun and the moon. The same Interkosmos logo appears, along with another "6 K" denomination, and the text "ПОЧТА СССР" (Post of the USSR). A handwritten "5/8" appears on the stamp with the space station. There is no evidence to indicate that this image was taken in Izhevsk.
Symbol
88D0E
Volume
3,898
Creator
+$0.00
Revenue
+$0.00
TVL
$0.35
Loading AttnAds…
