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Medicinal Plant — Pijjma — publisher not visible, series number not legible - Front — Front

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Soviet postcard illustrating a medicinal plant (Pijjma) with the text 'Лекарственные растения'. On the reverse, handwritten address to Modrav MRS A, Novo Vodgrad, Youjica 9, Yugoslavia, with a Soviet postal stamp 'ВЕНЕРА-13' from 1982 and a postmark from Chernobyl. The publisher is listed as 'Художник Б. Остапенко' and the date is 'Apr. 1982'.

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Type: CP
Reference: DFPI45
Condition: good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DFPI45

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