The History of the Russian Uniform (ongoing stamp series)

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The History of the Russian Uniform is an ongoing series of stamps issued by the Russian Post. The stamps of the series depict Russian clothes of various periods and organizations.

The stamp series started in 2013, as of 11 August 2015 12 stamps of the series were issued; the series will continue.

Issue Ⅰ, 8 November 2013. The Ministry of Internal Affairs.

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Issue Ⅱ, 1 Septeber 2014. The uniform of the communications service.

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  • A dyak of the Yam Prikaz and a courier. 1671. Marka No 1870, Michel No 2085.
    A dyak of the Yam Prikaz and a courier. 1671.
    Marka No 1870, Michel No 2085.
  • A courier and a subaltern officer of the Yam Office. 1767. Marka No 1871, Michel No 2086.
    A courier and a subaltern officer of the Yam Office. 1767.
    Marka No 1871, Michel No 2086.
  • A head of a post office and a female telegraphist. 1870. Marka No 1872, Michel No 2087.
    A head of a post office and a female telegraphist. 1870.
    Marka No 1872, Michel No 2087.
  • A mail carrier and an operator of the communications service. 1950. Marka No 1873, Michel No 2088.
    A mail carrier and an operator of the communications service. 1950.
    Marka No 1873, Michel No 2088.

Issue Ⅲ, 11 August 2015. The uniform of rail transport staff.

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  • A General and a conductor of the Department of Communication Lines. 1843. Marka No 1982.
    A General and a conductor of the Department of Communication Lines. 1843. Marka No 1982.
  • A depot master and an engine driver second class. 1952. Marka No 1983.
    A depot master and an engine driver second class. 1952. Marka No 1983.
  • A director of a railway line and a passenger car attendant. 1979. Marka No 1984.
    A director of a railway line and a passenger car attendant. 1979. Marka No 1984.
  • A train master and a passenger car attendant. 2015. Marka No 1985.
    A train master and a passenger car attendant. 2015. Marka No 1985.

Issue Ⅳ, 2016. The uniform of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia

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  • Tayny sovetnik and Kantsler (Russian Empire), 1843 Marka No 2188.
    Tayny sovetnik and Kantsler (Russian Empire), 1843
    Marka No 2188.
  • Statsky sovetnik and Kollezhsky registrator (Russian Empire), 1904 Marka No 2189.
    Statsky sovetnik and Kollezhsky registrator (Russian Empire), 1904
    Marka No 2189.
  • Ambassadors (Soviet Union), 1945 Marka No 2190.
    Ambassadors (Soviet Union), 1945
    Marka No 2190.
  • Ambassadors (Russian Federation), 2001 Marka No 2191.
    Ambassadors (Russian Federation), 2001
    Marka No 2191.

Примечания

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  1. ↑ Hereinafter figures are enumerated from left to right.
  2. ↑ The catalogue of the Publishing and Trade Centre Marka, the official publishers of the Russian Post.
  3. ↑ For further philatelic information see a description on a file page.
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