464589 USSR 1966 year Priozersk bridge at the Tourist Base postcard

Ussr 1966 year priozersk bridge at the tourist base postcard

Description:

>>>   Age: Old original postcard
>>>   Approx.Size:  5.5X3.5 inches (14X9 cm)
>>>   Publisher:  LIK Lenizokombinat isoproduct plant USSR Russia Total print 5000
>>>   Series# -
>>>   Number# -
>>>   Caption:  USSR 1966 year Priozersk bridge at the Tourist Base postcard

Condition:

>>>   Grading:  Excellent, see scans please
>>>    Postally Used:  no

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