Lot of 5 original Soviet postcards and military field letters, dating from the 1930s–1940s. A small but historically rich collection featuring early USSR postal history, WWII-era Red Army correspondence, and pre-war propaganda themes. Contents of the lot Two WWII Red Army field letters (Воинское письмо) – Illustrated with patriotic wartime graphics (soldiers, red banners, tank scenes). – Original handwritten addresses and military postmarks. – Typical folded “triangular letter” style. Torgsin postcard, early 1930s – Rare example from the Torgsin (foreign currency trade) stores, active 1931–1936. – With stamps, cancellation marks, and period handwriting. Propaganda postcard with portraits of Civil War heroes – Features well-known Soviet figures (e.g., Shchors, Chapaev, Kotovsky). – Strong red graphic design typical of pre-war Soviet agitprop. Plain Soviet postal card – Unused, with USSR state emblem and address layout. Plus A diverse selection of genuine postage stamps from the Russian Empire, featuring the iconic imperial double-headed eagle emblem. These stamps represent a fascinating period of Russian history, spanning the final years of the Romanov dynasty. This lot includes stamps with the following face values: 2 kopeks (Green) 5 kopeks (Red/Crimson The stamps are MNH – Please examine photos carefully for your own assessment. Country – Russia USSR / Soviet Union.