File:Russia 1923 CPA 85 block of 4 stamps back (3rd standard issue of the RSFSR. 2nd issue. Red Army man) 600dpi.jpg
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Русский: Третий стандартный выпуск почтовых марок РСФСР. 2-й выпуск. Красноармеец.
English: 3rd standard issue of the RSFSR. 2nd issue. Red Army man. |
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Source | Scanned 600 dpi by collector Vladimir Yuryevich Strashnov from personal collection |
Author | USSR Post. Designer D. S. Golyadkin after Ivan Shadr (1887−1941). Woodcut by A. P. Troitsky. |
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