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Hello, could someone help me identify this russian booklet? it is filled with stamps similar to the ones shown. Thank you, Jon  |
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We cannot even read the writing Jon.
A poor scan.
Guess : A Post office savings account book.
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My amateur contribution:
USSR Trade Unions
Union Card No. 58948763
I can't even read anything else let alone translate.
Hope this helps. |
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Tony Vella
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The two words in the middle of the stamp (chlenskii vznoc) mean "membership fee". |
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SSSR Trade Unions
Union Card No. 58948763
HTH.
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Id believe it's something like, "Professional Union of the USSR / Prof-Union Card". |
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Posted 02/01/2011 7:37 pm
