The official Russian Space Agency designed and produced emblem patch. Measures full-size 4.25".

This wonderful commemorative stamp panel bears the official Soviet postal stamp issued to commemorate the two VEGA missions and the coming of Halley's Comet. It features an historic portrait of Sir Edmund Halley, Venus and Halley's Comet being encountered by four space probes (the two VEGA, the British Giotto and another one (American / Japanese; we can't identify or translate it immediately). Also features ground tracking stations. Measures just over 3.5" x 2.5". Absolute mint condition.

This medal is a classic... it screams Soviet Union in it's feel, it's design and construction. Medals like this a VERY hard to come by and remain highly prized among museums and collectors world-wide. Front features the Resurs-500 spacecraft with it's launch and landing sites "Plesetzk" and "Seattle" in both English and Russian. Back features the orbital flight of the Resurs-500 craft with the text "Europe - America Space Flight 1992" in both English and Russian text. Minted in raised relief giving a real 3D quality design, measuring a stunning 2.5" (6cm) across and weighing 300g, this medal is a sure sign of quality and is quite simply stunning.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
Official 1973 Cosmonautics Day first day cover. Stamped with a commemorative postal stamp issued to celebrate the 1973 Cosmonautics Day featuring the Luna 21 and Lunokhod 2 Moon rover. Cancelled in Moscow with a commemorative "Cosmonautics Day 1973" hand stamp.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
Official 1976 Cosmonautics Day first day cover featuring the Salyut 4 Space Station and spacecraft in space. Stamped with a commemorative postal stamp issued to celebrate the 1976 Cosmonautics Day. Cancelled in Moscow with a commemorative "Cosmonautics Day 1976" hand stamp.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
This 1978 Cosmonautics Day postcard illustrates a Soviet Salyut Space Station amoung the heavens. It is stamped with the official 1978 postal stamp bearing the same image and stamped with a commemorative hand-stamp in Moscow on Cosmonautics Day itself. A very nice postcard in absolute mint condition.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
Official 1978 Cosmonautics Day first day cover featuring Soyuz spacecraft and Salyut Space Station docked in earth orbit. Bears official 1978 Cosmonauts Day postal stamp. Cancelled in Moscow with a commemorative "Cosmonautics Day 1978" hand stamp.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
Official 1979 Cosmonautics Day first day cover featuring Soyuz spacecraft trainer and Salyut Space Station in earth orbit. Bears official 1979 Cosmonauts Day Intercosmos postal stamp of similar design. Cancelled in Moscow with a commemorative "Cosmonautics Day 1979" hand stamp.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
Official 1979 Cosmonautics Day first day cover featuring the Intercosmos emblem. Bears official 1979 Cosmonauts Day Intercosmos postal stamp. Cancelled at the Baikonur Cosmodrome with a commemorative "Cosmonautics Day 1979" hand stamp.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
This 1984 Cosmonautics Day postcard illustrates a Soviet Cosmonaut (often mistaken for Yuri Gagarin this Cosmonaut represents all) floating in Earth orbit with the Sputnik 1 satellite. It is stamped with the official 1984 postal stamp bearing the same image and stamped with a commemorative hand-stamp in Moscow on Cosmonautics Day itself. A very nice postcard in absolute mint condition.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
This 1985 Cosmonautics Day postcard illustrates Cosmonauts in training, in space and a red pennant with gold profile of Yuri Gagarin. It is stamped with the official 1985 postal stamp bearing the same images as the postcard and cancelled with a commemorative hand-stamp in Moscow on Cosmonautics Day itself. A very nice postcard in absolute mint condition.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
This 1989 Cosmonautics Day postcard illustrates the Mir Space Station in Earth orbit. It is stamped with the official 1989 Mir Space Station postal stamp and stamped with a commemorative hand-stamp in Moscow on Cosmonautics Day itself. A very nice postcard in absolute mint condition.

Cosmonautics Day is a Russian holiday dedicated to the countries Cosmonauts and space achievements. It is celebrated with national events and thanksgiving on the 12th April each year; the date that Soviet Cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space.
This 1990 Cosmonautics Day first day cover illustrates the launch of a Soyuz Rocket. It is stamped with the official 1990 Mir Space Station postal stamp and stamped with a commemorative hand-stamp in Moscow on Cosmonautics Day itself. A very nice cover in absolute mint condition.