Postcards.

[alconlon]

Postcard of Voroshilov in 1920's.

Thanks,Al

[alconlon]

Postcard of Marshall Voroshilov 1941.

Thanks,Al

[alconlon]

Postcard of Marshall Budyonny 1941

Thanks,Al

[Al-muell]

I have bought 2 nice 1940 dated postcards lately, but since I am in need for money, I will have to sell something - so why not one of this cards?
So my question is how much i can get for such postcard?

[Lapa]

Al-muell,

These are worth a few dollars only here.

Marc

[Nota Bene]

Pre-war and in nice condition - I'd say at least $10 a piece.

Alexei

[riflegreen297]

I dug these out of the bottom of a box today.

[SpaceCadet1983]

Nice find! The first postcard depicts Soviet Cosmonaut Pavel Belyayev who commanded the Voskhod 2 mission in which Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov performed the world's first space walk. (The mission took place on March 18-19, 1965.) I believe this card was issued after Belyayev's death in 1970. The second postcard depicts Soviet Cosmonaut Gherman Titov who was the second person to orbit the earth. (The mission took place on August 6-7, 1961.) I believe this card commemorates the twenty-five anniversary of Titov's flight. :thumbsup - Mike

(Left to right below: Belyayev, Titov)

[ericlida]

Titov post card, - I have :)

[SpaceCadet1983]

I picked up this Soviet-era first day cover for the space research ship Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin a few days ago for $6.99 + $3.40 S/H. The FDC has the official Moscow postmark and the date December 25, 1979. The Gagarin was launched in December 1971 and was the flagship of a fleet of Soviet space research ships. She was sold for scrap shortly after the break-up of the Soviet Union along with another space research ship, the Academic Sergei Korolev. A great addition to my collection! :D Also picked up two complete Soviet stamp sheets for the ship Academic Sergei Korolev. :thumbsup