1923–1927 USSR Postage Stamps Collection | Vintage Early Soviet Gold Standard Shadr Definitive & Postage Due Set of 31 MH Cancelled
1923–1927 USSR Postage Stamps Collection | Vintage Early Soviet Gold Standard Shadr Definitive & Postage Due Set of 31 MH Cancelled
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A historically rich and comprehensive collection of vintage postage stamps from the early Soviet Union (USSR), issued during the crucial currency stabilization period between 1923 and 1927.
This specialized philatelic set focuses on the legendary "Gold Standard" (Zolotoy Standart) series, featuring the iconic socialist realism artwork of Ivan Shadr. The collection stands out for its premium layout, showcasing a pristine 3-kopeck quarter block of 4 stamps (Peasant portrait), alongside a dedicated selection of early "Doplata" (Postage Due) overprints, and various single definitive issues depicting the Soviet Worker, Peasant, and Red Army Soldier. A significant number of stamps bear authentic period postmarks and cancellation marks, while preserving Mint Hinged (MH) collection status on the reverse.
Features:
- Set of 31 vintage stamps
- Authentic early Soviet Union (USSR) definitive issues from the currency reform era
- Circa 1923–1927 post-civil war stabilization period
- Includes 1 distinct quarter block of 4 (3-kopeck Peasant design) and individual singles/pairs
- Features scarce early Soviet "Doplata" (Postage Due) overprint issues
- Showcases Shadr's famous definitive portraits inscribed with "zolotom" (in gold)
- Mint Hinged (MH) condition with historical cancellation marks / postmarks
The set includes stamps with various denominations and gold values, such as:
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 14, 20, 50 kopecks, and 1 ruble "zolotom" (including Postage Due variants).
A fascinating collectible for:
- early Soviet Union (USSR) philately specialists and expert collectors
- worldwide philatelists tracking currency reform, postage due, and gold-standard postal history
- 1920s Eastern European history buffs and socialist realism graphic art enthusiasts
- premium vintage ephemera and historical paper archives
The stamps are photographed in detail so collectors can carefully examine the condition, perforation variations, crispness of the overprints, and authentic postmarks included in the set.
You will receive the exact collection shown in the photos.
Please note:
- This is an original vintage philatelic item from the 1920s, not a modern reproduction.
- Authentic postmarks, minor signs of age, or album storage marks are present, adding to the historical character of the collection.
- Carefully packed and shipped worldwide from Ukraine.
- Import duties or taxes may apply depending on your country’s regulations.
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