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This is a close-up, slightly angled, medium shot of a single postage stamp on a textured blue background. The stamp, a rectangular shape with perforations along its edges, is the central focus of the image.

The stamp itself depicts a space-themed scene. On the left, a stylized golden rocket with white fins is shown ascending against a green, speckled background that resembles the night sky or a nebula. To the right of the rocket, a circular emblem encloses the number "6" in a dark brown color, with the word "почта" (post) written vertically below it, also in dark brown. Further to the right, the letters "ссср" are prominently displayed in the same dark brown color, stacked vertically.

Below the rocket imagery and the "ссср" text, a portrait of a man is visible. He appears to be looking slightly to his right, with short, dark hair and a stern expression. Text in a small, dark font is present beneath his portrait, running vertically along the bottom edge of the stamp. The visible text includes Cyrillic characters and appears to be a dedication or inscription.

On the left side of the stamp, vertical text in white Cyrillic characters reads "1961-VIII-1961", indicating a date range. Below this, more vertical text in white Cyrillic characters is present, but is partially obscured and less legible, appearing to be "КОСМОНАВТ" (cosmonaut) and "ВОСТОК" (Vostok).

The overall impression is that of a commemorative stamp celebrating a significant event or individual related to space exploration, likely from the Soviet era, given the "СССР" designation. The image has a slightly faded or aged quality.
FM-rBD722

Jun 27, 2026, 12:12 PM

Perm, Russia

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This is a close-up, slightly angled, medium shot of a single postage stamp on a textured blue background. The stamp, a rectangular shape with perforations along its edges, is the central focus of the image. The stamp itself depicts a space-themed scene. On the left, a stylized golden rocket with white fins is shown ascending against a green, speckled background that resembles the night sky or a nebula. To the right of the rocket, a circular emblem encloses the number "6" in a dark brown color, with the word "почта" (post) written vertically below it, also in dark brown. Further to the right, the letters "ссср" are prominently displayed in the same dark brown color, stacked vertically. Below the rocket imagery and the "ссср" text, a portrait of a man is visible. He appears to be looking slightly to his right, with short, dark hair and a stern expression. Text in a small, dark font is present beneath his portrait, running vertically along the bottom edge of the stamp. The visible text includes Cyrillic characters and appears to be a dedication or inscription. On the left side of the stamp, vertical text in white Cyrillic characters reads "1961-VIII-1961", indicating a date range. Below this, more vertical text in white Cyrillic characters is present, but is partially obscured and less legible, appearing to be "КОСМОНАВТ" (cosmonaut) and "ВОСТОК" (Vostok). The overall impression is that of a commemorative stamp celebrating a significant event or individual related to space exploration, likely from the Soviet era, given the "СССР" designation. The image has a slightly faded or aged quality.

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