Russia

The Russian Empire began issuing stamps in 1857. The first Russian stamp, known as the “Eagle and Posthorn,” was issued that year. It features an imperial eagle with a post horn.

Over the decades, Russia has issued a variety of stamps with captivating designs. Themes include portraits of leaders, national symbols, historical events and landscapes.

The Russian Empire began issuing stamps in 1857. The first Russian stamp, known as the “Eagle and Posthorn,” was issued that year. It features an imperial eagle with a post horn.

Over the decades, Russia has issued a variety of stamps with captivating designs. Themes include portraits of leaders, national symbols, historical events and landscapes.

Stamps from the Russian Empire are highly sought after by collectors. They often feature the imperial eagle, coat of arms and elegant designs.

After the 1917 revolution, Russia became the Soviet Union. Soviet stamps continued to reflect the country's history, culture and achievements.

Russia continues to issue stamps today. The topics are varied, ranging from contemporary personalities to scientific and artistic achievements.