Юные товарищи et Пионер - 1922-1930





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Two Soviet children's magazines, Юные товарищи and Пионер, issues 4 (1922) and 5 (1930), in reasonable condition, each measuring 30 × 21 cm.
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Outstanding lot: two Soviet children's magazines — 1922 & 1930
Rare set of two original Soviet periodicals in relatively good condition, covering two pivotal periods of Soviet history.
Magazine #1 — Юные Товарищи (Young Comrades), No. 4, 1922
Type: Bimonthly children's magazine of the RSFSR
Printer: 20th State Printing Office (formerly Kushnereva)
Illustration: A stunning color cover in red/green/black, blending Art Nouveau with nascent Soviet iconography — RSFSR red star, group of children, decorative border
Interest/Significance: A document from the very first months of the Soviet children's press, extremely rare
Magazine #2 — Пионер (Pioneer), No. 5, 1930
Type: Monthly magazine, published by Molodaya Gvardiya (Young Guard)
Illustration: Constructivist two-tone cover (red/gray) — marching guards, modern, clean graphic composition
Interest/Significance: An iconic title of the Soviet press, at the height of the Stalinist turn.
Outstanding lot: two Soviet children's magazines — 1922 & 1930
Rare set of two original Soviet periodicals in relatively good condition, covering two pivotal periods of Soviet history.
Magazine #1 — Юные Товарищи (Young Comrades), No. 4, 1922
Type: Bimonthly children's magazine of the RSFSR
Printer: 20th State Printing Office (formerly Kushnereva)
Illustration: A stunning color cover in red/green/black, blending Art Nouveau with nascent Soviet iconography — RSFSR red star, group of children, decorative border
Interest/Significance: A document from the very first months of the Soviet children's press, extremely rare
Magazine #2 — Пионер (Pioneer), No. 5, 1930
Type: Monthly magazine, published by Molodaya Gvardiya (Young Guard)
Illustration: Constructivist two-tone cover (red/gray) — marching guards, modern, clean graphic composition
Interest/Significance: An iconic title of the Soviet press, at the height of the Stalinist turn.

