Russia year 1910 1 Rubbles in shades MNH stamps
The year 1910 was an interesting period for Russian philately, as it was during the late Imperial era under Tsar Nicholas II. The stamps issued during this time reflect the aesthetics and values of the Russian Empire before the revolutionary changes of 1917. Here is an overview of the significant postage stamps issued by Russia in 1910:
Historical Context
- Tsar Nicholas II: Nicholas II was the last Emperor of Russia, ruling from 1894 until his abdication in 1917. The early 20th century was a period of significant social, political, and economic change in Russia.
- Pre-Revolutionary Russia: The stamps from this era showcase the imperial symbols and the grandeur of the Russian Empire.
Key Stamps Issued in 1910
- Arms Type Stamps (Definitive Series)
- Design: These stamps feature the coat of arms of the Russian Empire, which includes the double-headed eagle with scepters and orb, symbolizing the power and continuity of the Romanov dynasty.
- Denominations: The series included various denominations to cater to different postal rates.
- 1 Kopek: Orange
- 2 Kopeks: Green
- 3 Kopeks: Red
- 4 Kopeks: Light blue
- 5 Kopeks: Purple
- 7 Kopeks: Dark blue
- 10 Kopeks: Brown and red
- 14 Kopeks: Brown and green
- 20 Kopeks: Blue and black
- 25 Kopeks: Purple and yellow
- 35 Kopeks: Blue and red
- 50 Kopeks: Blue and pink
- 1 Ruble: Brown and orange
- Romanov Tercentenary Stamps (1913)
- Although not specifically from 1910, the Romanov Tercentenary stamps issued in 1913 are closely related to this period and significant for collectors of early 20th-century Russian stamps.
- Designs: These stamps feature portraits of various Russian tsars from the Romanov dynasty, marking the 300th anniversary of their rule.
- Denominations and Colors: Various, including 1 kopeck (brown), 3 kopecks (green), 7 kopecks (blue), and 10 kopecks (red).
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