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Telephone cover NKPT USSR (before 1932) in Kharkiv.

Русский: Народный комиссариат почт и телеграфа СССР (НКПТ). Стальная либо чугунная крышка телефонного люка (линия прокладывалась в конце 1920-х; до 1932, когда наркомат был переименован) с эмблемой наркомата в виде электрического разъёма и изолятора с молниями, вписанной в десятиконечную звезду. Харьков, ул. Мироносицкая.
Date cover - 1920s, photo - 2011
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Author emblem - НКПТ, photo - Victor Vizu.
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