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English: Science fiction.
Ascent to Ortbit (Towards Unknown Worlds) by Andrey Sokolov (1931–2007). Oil, cardboard. 1966[1].
The stamp of the Soviet Union, 10 kopecks, 20 October 1967, CPA Catalogue No 3547, Michel No 3405, Scott No 3384, Yvert No 3284. Coated paper. Offset printing. Perforation: comb 12×12½. Size of the stamp: 32×40 mm. Print run: 4,000,000.
Русский: Космическая фантастика.
А.К. Соколов. Выход на орбиту (К неведомым мирам). Масло, картон. 1966 г[1].
Почтовая марка СССР, 10 коп., 20 октября 1967 г., Каталог ЦФА № 3547, Michel № 3405, Scott № 3384, Yvert № 3284. Бумага мелованная. Офсетная печать. Зубцовка гребенчатая 12×12½. Размер марки – 30×42 мм. Тираж 4 000 000.
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Author Ministry of Communications of the USSR. The design of the stamp by Andrey Sokolov.
Scanned by Dmitry Ivanov.
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  1. ↑ a b
    English: The identification of the painting is adduced according: Климов Ю.М. (1984) (in Russian) Искусство на почтовых марках (2nd ed.), М: Радио и связь, p. 137 .
    Русский: Идентификация картины дана согласно: Климов Ю.М. Искусство на почтовых марках: Каталог-справочник. – 2-е изд. – М.: Радио и связь, 1984 – С. 137.
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