1950s New Times Propaganda Map of the Soviet Union --

Title/Content of Map: 1950s New Times Propaganda Map of the Soviet Union -- Union of Soviet Socialistic Republics Date: ca. 1950s. Cartographer: New Times / Novosti Press Size: 17.3 x 23.5 in. This is

1950's Russian Soviet Union Era Poster. 16.5'' x 23.25'', EX/EX+

1950's Russian Soviet Union Era Poster. 19'' x 25.25'', EX

Title/Content of Map: Western Soviet Union Road Map Date Printed: c1979 Cartographer: Cartographia, Budapest Material/Medium: paper Size: 30.5x40 inches, folded size approx. 5x10 inches. 30.5x40 inche

RUSSIAN / SOVIET UNION PROPAGANDA POSTERS, LOT OF 11, including an Intourist travel poster titled "THE SOVIET UNION WELCOMES YOU!" promoting USSR Exhibition of National Economy Achievements in Moscow.

Propaganda booklet printed for German soldiers in the front dealing with the misery, famine and bad condition lives people had in the Soviet Union. It was a supposed point of view of the soldiers that

The posters are in very good vintage condition having been stored away for the last 20 years. See photos for lot contents and details. Measurements: Each poster is about 17.5"L x 13"WTransport Fee $25

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster featuring a photographic portrait of the Russian communist revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin (1870-1924) with a quote and signature of Lenin below in white

The posters are in very good vintage condition having been stored away for the last 20 years. See photos for lot contents and details. Poster reads "The Fight Continues. Angola Will Win!"Measurements:

El Lissitzky was a Russian born artist, designer, typographer, photographer and architect who designed many exhibitions and propaganda for the Soviet Union in the early 20th century. His development o

1932 Russian Ussr Travel Guide Book W/ Maps Printed In Soviet Union Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper52

Made on the Soviet Union circa 1950s or 60s of cotton, paper and wood. He measures approximately 18 1/2" tall.

LONG LIVE THE PROLETARIAN HOLIDAY 1st MAY Original Soviet Union International Workers Day MAY DAY linen backed poster. Petrograd, Russia, 1921. Artist: Ivan Vasilievich Simakov (Russian,1877-1925). De

rated 8.5, 9.5"x4", in good condition.

RELIGION IS THE OPIUM OF THE PEOPLE. Rare deck of Soviet Union anti-religion propaganda campaign playing cards promoting atheism. Anti-Religion deck had an initial printing of only 500 in USSR, 1930.

Original vintage political propaganda poster issued in the Soviet Union - Horizon of the tenth five-year plan USSR 1976-1980 - with the title above and details below in Ukrainian outlining the aims of

Original 1983 Russian Soviet political propaganda poster. "New Year's present" Artist: M. Abramov. Published by: "Plakat", Moscow - 1983, Materials: Paper, Size: 19 x 26.5 inches (48.2 x 67.3 cm) Rese

"Last Door to Aiya: A Selection of the Best New Science Fiction from the Soviet Union", edited and translated by by Mirra Ginsburg. Published by S G Phillips, New York, 1968. First Edition. Hard board

Includes a Russian cotton and paper snow maiden figure and 5 embossed paper ornaments. Circa 1950s or 60s from the Soviet Union. The snow maiden measures approximately 8" tall.

Vintage Globe on Stand c. 1985 Replogle 16" globe on a walnut and brass stand. This vintage globe is a curious time capsule of the geopolitics of the time, with countries like the Soviet Union an

1868 1ed Civil War New Jersey Rebellion Foster Union Gettysburg Illustrated MAPS ‘New Jersey and the Rebellion’ is a summary of military campaigns involving New Jersey. Foster gives a history of t

Soviet Russian Propaganda Poster of Soldier wishing "Happy New Year". Published for 50th Anniversary of Victory in WWII. Measures 33 1/2" x 22". Condition: Good

Russian Russia Soviet Union Marxism - Leninism Large Propaganda Flag Banner and Pole Top. On the front is a portrait of Lenin and K. Marx. Below the bust of Lenin is written: Under the Banner of MARXI

On July 29, 1955 America announced its intention to launch a satellite into space for the first time. Four days later, the former Soviet Union said it would do the same and what is now known as the "S