USSR 3D / Lenticular Pocket Calendar 1978 "Junior and Karlson" — 1978 USSR A rare collectible 3D / lenticular pocket calendar for the year 1978 featuring beloved characters from the iconic Soviet animated film "Junior and Karlson". Issued by the Bureau of Propaganda of Soviet Film Art. The original title "МАЛЫШ И КАРЛСОН" is visible at the bottom of the front side. An excellent item for collections themed around lenticular cards, Soviet animation, and vintage ca...

USSR 3D / Lenticular Pocket Calendar 1977 "Mowgli" — Soviet Film Art Propaganda Bureau A rare collectible 3D / lenticular pocket calendar for the year 1977, featuring characters from the famous Soviet animated movie "Mowgli" (Mowgli and Shere Khan the tiger). Issued by the Bureau of Propaganda of Soviet Film Art. An authentic USSR-era vintage item, perfect for collectors of lenticular cards, Soviet animation, and vintage pocket calendars. ·        Country: USSR �...

postcard "Grodno", Belarus, Russian Empire, early 20th century, size 13.7 x 8.7 cm

postcard "Railway Station in Vilnius", Lithuania, early 20th century, size 14.2 x 9.2 cm

postcard "City of Lviv", Poland, 1930s, size 14 x 9 cm

(03/25) pistol holster, leather, USSR, 20 x 15 cm

book "The Earth Calls", Latvia, 1938, 81 pages, size 20.2 x 14 cm

(8/26) commemorative medal "F. Schiller", tombac, USSR, 1981, diameter 60 mm

1 Ruble 1987 USSR, copper-nickel alloy

Illustrated literary magazine "Niva", No. 10, Russian Empire, 1912, size 31.5 x 23 cm, worn condition

safety razor "Arthur Schaaf", Germany, Germany, early 20th century; box dimensions 5.2 x 9.7 cm, height 3.7 cm

(8/26) opera glasses on a stand, metal/Bakelite, stand dimensions 10 x 16 cm, height 5 cm

50 kopeck coins 1964, 1972

1 ruble 1961 USSR

book "Chronicler of His Era," Germany, early 20th century, 23 pages + illustrations, size 20 x 13 cm

book "Letters and Drawings by Schwind", Germany, early 20th century, 20 pages + illustrations, size 20 x 13 cm

school badge "RPVOK", Vilis Olavs Riga City Commercial School, silver/enamel, 875 standart, Latvia, 1940s, size 34.5 x 16.5 mm, total weight 4.90 g.

3 kopecks 1915, Russian Empire, copper

set of jam dishes for 6 persons, Riga (Latvia), USSR, 1960s; dimensions: 17.5 x 12 cm / 11.5 x 8 cm; one dish has a manufacturing defect