SOLOVIEV, M. Glory to the Soviet Scientists, ...

[Soviet]. Bribeyn, M. Poster "Glory to our beloved Motherland!" . - Moscow, 1950. 80x57 cm.

Za schastlivuyu zhizn' sovetskoy derevni! [For the happy life of the Soviet village!], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905-1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation). Published by IZOGIZ,

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Under the leadership of the great Stalin - forward to communism!" Full title in Russian: "Под в&#10

A 1948 Soviet propaganda poster representing two factory workers welding a construction. Title in Russian: I will be a builder of factories of my beloved country! Design by M. Soloviev. Published in M

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "We will ensure the growth of the well-being of the people by exemplary trade!" Full title in Russian: "Об&#1088

A 1947 Soviet propaganda poster depicting a young hay gatherer. Title in Russian: We will not leave a single ear in the field! Design by M. Soloviev. Published in Moscow and Leningrad by Iskusstvo. Te

A lot of three WWII Soviet propaganda posters. The first: Enemy from the Path Sweeping Away to Victory Will Lead the Great, Coming Year of People's Glory, 1943, by M. A. Gordon (1918-2003) and text by

A Soviet poster "Podvig starshiny milizii M. Moskalya" ["Feat of the foreman of the police M. Moskal"]. Artist Mikhail Soloviev (1905–1990). Published by IZOGIZ, Moscow, 1957. Circulation: 25,0

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: "Glory to the order-bearing Lenin-Stalinist Komsomol!" Full title in Russian: "Слава о&#

Bud’ bditelen! [Be Vigilant!], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905-1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation). [Published by IZOGIZ, Moscow], 1953, 54 x 77.5 cm. A poster that indire

(Agroteckhnicheskiye Pravila) Strogo sobliudat’! [Strictly Follow the Established Agricultural Practices!], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905-1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation)

Ponemnogu mi kopim — vesh khoroshuyu kupim! [Saving Bit by Bit, We’ll (Be Able To) Buy Something Nice!], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905-1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Fede

Viigral! [I Won! ], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905-1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation). Published by Gosfinizdat, Moscow, 1955, 55.5 x 75 cm. This poster promotes yet another l

Vpered k velikoy tseli! [Forward to a great goal!], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905–1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation). Published by IZOGIZ, Moscow, 1959.82 х 56.6 cm.

Bud’ bditelen [Be vigilant], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905-1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation). Naval Publishing House of the Naval Ministry of the USSR, Moscow, 1962.86,5 &

Uskorim stroitel’stvo [ Let’s Speed Up the Construction ], a poster by Mikhail Soloviev (1905-1991, Meritorious Art Worker of the Russian Federation). Published by IGOZIG, Moscow, 1956.55 x 85,5 c

A vintage historical autographed photo of Sergey Korolev and Yuri Gagarin. Sergey Pavlovich Korolev 1906-1966 - Soviet scientist, designer of rocket and space systems, chairman of the Council of Chief

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: Glory to Soviet Latvia. Full title in Russian: Славься, Сов&#107

[Malakhov, M., design. Soviet]. Fadeev, A. The last from Udege people. Moscow; Leningrad, 1931. - 184 pp.; 19,7x13,8 cm. Original cardboard.

This medal declares, "Glory to Soviet Science: October 4, 1957," in honor of the first launch of an artificial Earth satellite. The medal is approx 2 1/2" x 2 1/2". It comes in a box which is approx 3

[Soviet Russia Space Exploration] Group of commemorative medals honoring the Russian and Soviet rocket scientist and pioneer of astronautic theory. Comprises: 1.) Four bronze medals with portrait obve

Russian Soviet Communist Propaganda Political Poster Full title in English: Honor and glory to the Soviet teacher Full title in Russian: Честь и сл&#107

42x56 cm.

VADIM PETROVICH VOLIKOV (1927-1989) [GLORY TO THE SOVIET MAN - THE FIRST COSMONAUT]. 1961. 42¼x26 inches, 107½x66 cm. Izogiz, Moscow. Condition B+: minor tears, creases and abrasions in marg