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Русский: СССР, 1971. Маркированная почтовая карточка с оригинальной маркой. «Международный геохимический конгресс» (№2 по каталогу ЦФА).

Марка: Модель атома, земной шар, химические элементы, разрез вулкана и главное здание МГУ. Художник Р. Стрельников.

Иллюстрация: портрет одного из основоположников геохимии Владимира Ивановича Вернадского. Художник Евгений Дмитриевич Анискин.
English: USSR, 1971. Postal card with the commemorative stamp. “International geochemical congress” (CPA Catalogue №2).

Stamp: Atomic model, Earth, chemical elements, volcano section and Moscow State University main building. Design: Rim Strelnikov.

Illustration: Vladimir Vernadsky, one of the founders of geochemistry. Design: Yevgeny Aniskin.
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