V.I. Lenin at the Tribune, Definitive Stamp

Russia (Soviet Union) · 1960 · 40 Kopecks

This definitive stamp features a portrait of Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, the founder of the Soviet Union, speaking at a tribune. The design is based on a well-known photograph, symbolizing his role as a revolutionary leader and orator. The denomination is 40 Kopecks, a common rate for domestic mail at the time.

Issued in 1960 during the Khrushchev era, this stamp was part of a long-running series of definitive stamps featuring Lenin, reinforcing his central ideological importance within the USSR.