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1931 (11 Mar) postcard, Esperanto. From Leningrad to Denver, Colorado, USA. Franked with a 14k stamp, cancelled by the Leningrad postmark. The postcard depicts Leningrad, the Palace of Arts (formerly the Winter Palace).

Russia & Soviet Union / Soviet Union (1923-1940)
Каталог: Zagorsky 254
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