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The Rossica Society Journal
The Rossica Society publishes two journals per year, the first in the Spring and the next in the Fall.
The journal consists of scholarly articles focused on all aspects of Russian philately that may include information on the pre-stamp days of Russia, Imperial postage, prison mail, World War correspondence, or the postage of post-Soviet states. The fascinating and sometimes incredibly confusing history of Russia, the Soviet Union, and post-Soviet states make our hobby a most interesting one!
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Clicking on this link will launch your default e-mail program. - Rossica Journal Online - Issues 1 - 136
Online Journals at the University of Florida
Rossica Journals and monographs are available online through the George A Smathers Libraries at the University of Florida. Clicking on this link will take you to the University of Florida website. - Russian Post in the Empire, Turkey, China, and the Post in the Kingdom of Poland
Prigara Monograph Online
Available for Viewing from the Rossica Virtual Gallery. - Russian Posts in the XIX Century
Bazilevich Monograph Online
Available for Viewing from the Rossica Virtual Gallery. - Canadian Society of Russian Philately (CSRP) Journals
CSRP Journals Online
Available online through the George A Smathers Libraries at the University of Florida. Clicking on this link will take you to the University of Florida website.
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The Rossica Society Virtual Gallery (RVG)
These are the last two exhibits added to the RVG:
Censorship of Foreign Printed Matter
Added on 2018-03-28
Summary: In this exhibit, all known types of St. Petersburg censorship marks and stamps on postal correspondence are shown. All of them are scarce and known in single digits and some are very rare, having only been recorded with one or two examples....See the Exhibit
Soviet Clandestine Mail Surveillance 1917-1941
Added on 2017-11-05
Summary: The history of clandestine (and not so clandestine) mail surveillance in Russia is a long one, extending from 1690 under Peter the Great, when all letters going abroad were opened at Smolensk, up to the present day. Perlustration under the communist...See the Exhibit