This is a postage stamp featuring a historical scene. The stamp has a dark blue border with a decorative pattern and serrated edges. At the top, it is inscribed "1982 - ПОЧТА СССР" in white Cyrillic letters. The central image depicts a gathering of people within an opulent interior, possibly a palace or grand hall, suggested by the ornate walls and furniture. The scene is populated by several figures in traditional, possibly 17th-century Russian attire, characterized by their robes and headwear. One prominent figure, a man in a blue tunic, stands pointing, seemingly addressing a kneeling man in armor. Other individuals are seated or standing, engaged in conversation or observation, their faces conveying a sense of solemnity or urgency. The floor is covered with a richly patterned rug. To the right of the main scene, a large numeral "10" is visible, likely indicating the stamp's denomination. Below the illustration, there is Cyrillic text which reads "ОСИ. А. Фомичев. Призыв Минина к Пожарскому. 195390". This translates to "I. A. Fomichev. The Call of Minin to Pozharsky. 1953". This indicates the artwork depicted is a painting by I. A. Fomichev titled "The Call of Minin to Pozharsky," created in 1953, and the stamp itself was issued in 1982. The scene likely represents a pivotal historical moment in Russian history, possibly related to the Time of Troubles. The interior lighting suggests daytime within a well-lit room, with no indication of external weather conditions. The overall tone is formal and historical. in Perm, Russia

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Jun 27, 2026, 7:32 AM

Perm, Russia

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This is a postage stamp featuring a historical scene. The stamp has a dark blue border with a decorative pattern and serrated edges. At the top, it is inscribed "1982 - ПОЧТА СССР" in white Cyrillic letters. The central image depicts a gathering of people within an opulent interior, possibly a palace or grand hall, suggested by the ornate walls and furniture. The scene is populated by several figures in traditional, possibly 17th-century Russian attire, characterized by their robes and headwear. One prominent figure, a man in a blue tunic, stands pointing, seemingly addressing a kneeling man in armor. Other individuals are seated or standing, engaged in conversation or observation, their faces conveying a sense of solemnity or urgency. The floor is covered with a richly patterned rug. To the right of the main scene, a large numeral "10" is visible, likely indicating the stamp's denomination. Below the illustration, there is Cyrillic text which reads "ОСИ. А. Фомичев. Призыв Минина к Пожарскому. 195390". This translates to "I. A. Fomichev. The Call of Minin to Pozharsky. 1953". This indicates the artwork depicted is a painting by I. A. Fomichev titled "The Call of Minin to Pozharsky," created in 1953, and the stamp itself was issued in 1982. The scene likely represents a pivotal historical moment in Russian history, possibly related to the Time of Troubles. The interior lighting suggests daytime within a well-lit room, with no indication of external weather conditions. The overall tone is formal and historical.

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