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Special Notes:
Space Voyage Cachet Covers:
from Russia/USSR (CCCP)

The early Space Voyage Printed Cachet Covers, were all cancelled at Moscow and do not have a logo (Space Voyage identification), however the later covers do have a logo, as with the ASTP covers below, and these covers do have different cancels as noted.
Additional Russia/USSR Space Voyage cachet covers may be found in other specialized lists such as the Halley's Comet Covers list, etc.
For other Russian/USSR space cacheted covers you will find them in this list: "Space Covers 1: Russia/USSR (FDCs & Commemoratives)", and sometimes they are included in lists such as: the General Air and Space Covers lists, Smithsonian Milestones of Flight Commemorative Covers list, USSR Space Flight Covers with SWANSON Printed Cachets list, etc. etc. These lists can be found in the site index.
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General Notes

All items are covers unless otherwise noted.
All covers are the standard U.S. #6 size (approximately 6 1/2 x 3 3/4 inches), as collected in the USA, unless otherwise noted.
Foreign covers may be slightly smaller in size than the standard U.S. #6 size and if so, their size will NOT be noted. Any cover larger than a number 6 size will be noted or any item of an unordinary size will be so noted.
All covers are unaddressed unless otherwise noted.
All covers are cacheted unless otherwise noted. A brief description of the cachet is given of the event being commemorated.
If covers are autographed they are genuine, unless otherwise noted.
Where stamp(s) used on the item are of significance, such as being a space stamp or a flag stamp or related to the event or location, it will be described. Otherwise the stamp(s) used on the item may be a definitive issue or an unrelated commemorative issue, and will not be described.
Items listed here may not be listed in any particular order.
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Price List

LIST ID

ITEM ID

PRICE

CANCEL DATE

CANCEL LOC

USSRSV	004C	$5.00	06/24/1974	F
SALYUT 3 UNMANNED LAUNCH, with SPACE VOYAGE (marked) printed cachet. blue, orange and flesh tone cachet is for the launch of the Salyut 3 spacecraft, multipictured cachet shows the launch, the Salyut 3 emblem, the unmanned spacecraft docked with Soyuz 14 manned spacecraft and the two Soyuz 14 cosmonauts Yuri Artyukhin and Pavel Popovich, with printed text that reads in part: "Salyut 3 launched, June 24, 1974 ..... Preparation for the future orbital meeting of Soyuz and Apollo - Soyuz will be used in a system of international cooperation in emergency situations in space. -Shatalov, TASS, July 18, 1974". With USSR Sputnik 1 in orbit space stamp (#4007) and red Moscow handcancel of June 24, 1974.

USSRSV	295C	$8.00	12/08/1974	F
SOYUZ 16 MANNED LANDING, with SPACE VOYAGE (marked) printed cachet. brown, orange and flesh tone cachet is for the landing of the Soyuz 16 spacecraft and cosmonauts, multipictured cachet shows the parachute landing, the spacecraft in orbit, the Soyuz 16 emblem, the ASTP emblem and the two cosmonauts Col. Anatoliy Filipchenko and N. Rukavishnikov, with printed text that reads in part: "ASTP Preparation Flight, spacecraft tests systems identical to ASTP Soyuz. Landing in Desert Dec. 8, 1974". With USSR Soyuz 11 memorial stamp (#3904) and red Moscow handcancel of Dec. 8, 1974.

USSRSV	330	$5.00	03/18/1975
10th ANNIVERSARY, WORLD'S FIRST SPACE WALK, BY COLONEL ALEXSEY ARKHUPOVICH LEONOV, with SPACE VOYAGE printed cachet. (Note: This cover has the Space Voyage logo, however the early covers issued by Space Voyage did not have the identifying logo). Cachet shows Leonov's space walk with printed text: "Leonov leaves spacecraft at 11:30 AM March 18, 1965 and walks 5.35 meters from spacecraft. Stamp on cover designed by Leonov." (cover has a Leonov Spacewalk USSR postage stamp, Sc.#4009, a nice tie in).

USSRSV	425A	$42.00		SET
RUSSIA: APOLLO/SOYUZ (ASTP) MISSION, SET OF 6 COVERS, ONE FIRST DAY COVER (#4341) AND FIVE COMMEMORATIVE COVERS, each cover commemorates a different event, has ASTP stamps and each cover has a different SPACE VOYAGE cachet for the event, all showing the USSR cosmonauts and the USA astronauts, with special ASTP pictorial hand cancels, as noted: The FDC: 16k stamp (#4341) of the Soyuz launch & the ASTP emblem, black Baikonour July 15 cancel; other events: First Internation Meeting in Space, red Moscow, July 17 cancel, Union In Space, black Star City July 17 cancel, First International Handshake in Space, red Moscow July 17 cancel, Undocking of the Soyuz and Apollo spacecrafts, black Star City July 19 cancel, Soyuz 19 landing, black Star City July 21, 1975 cancel. SPECIAL PRICED AS A SET. (NOTE: only 350 complete sets exist. Will send copy of notice from Space Voyage Cachets as to this fact).

USSRSV	430A	$8.00	07/15/1975	F
RUSSIA: SOYUZ 19 MANNED LAUNCH, APOLLO/SOYUZ (ASTP) MISSION FIRST DAY COVER (#4341), with a black pictorial hand cancel of Star City, July 15, 1975, showing the ASTP emblem, on a 16k stamp showing a Soyuz launch and the ASTP emblem. With SPACE VOYAGE printed cachet: purple and flesh tone cachet is for the launch of the Soyuz 19 spacecraft, multipictured cachet shows the launch, separation, the spacecraft in orbit the two USSR cosmonauts A. Leonov and V. Kubasov and the ASTP emblem, with printed text that reads in part: "Soyuz 19, Baikonur launch, July 15, 975, 3:20 pm (Moscow)". IMAGE

USSRSV	430B	$8.00	07/15/1975	F
RUSSIA: SOYUZ 19 MANNED LAUNCH, APOLLO/SOYUZ (ASTP) MISSION FIRST DAY COVER (#4341), with a black pictorial hand cancel of Baikonour, July 15, 1975, showing the ASTP emblem, on a 16k stamp showing a Soyuz launch and the ASTP emblem. With SPACE VOYAGE printed cachet: purple and flesh tone cachet is for the launch of the Soyuz 19 spacecraft, multipictured cachet shows the launch, separation, the spacecraft in orbit the two USSR cosmonauts A. Leonov and V. Kubasov and the ASTP emblem, with printed text that reads in part: "Soyuz 19, Baikonur launch, July 15, 975, 3:20 pm (Moscow)".

USSRSV	450A	$8.00	07/17/1975	F
RUSSIA: FIRST INTERNATIONAL LINK-UP/UNION IN SPACE, APOLLO/SOYUZ (ASTP) MISSION COMMEMORATIVE COVER, with SPACE VOYAGE printed cachet. brown, orange and flesh tone cachet for the Soyuz 19 spacecraft and the USA Apollo capsule link-up, multipictured cachet shows the link-up, the two USSR cosmonauts A. Leonov and V. Kubasov, the 3 USA astronauts D. Slayton, T. Stafford and V. Brand and the ASTP emblem, with printed text that reads in part: "Union in Space, July 17, 1975, 7:12 PM (Moscow), First International Link-up". With USSR 10k stamp (#4338) showing the ASTP soviet and American astronauts and their country flags, with a red pictorial hand cancel of Star City July 17, 1975 showing the ASTP emblem. IMAGE

USSRSV	470A	$8.00	07/19/1975	F
RUSSIA: UNDOCKING OF THE TWO SPACECRAFTS, APOLLO/SOYUZ (ASTP) MISSION COMMEMORATIVE COVER, with SPACE VOYAGE printed cachet. blue and flesh tone cachet for the undocking, multipictured cachet shows the two spacecrafts undocked, the two USSR cosmonauts A. Leonov and V. Kubasov, the 3 USA astronauts D. Slayton, T. Stafford and V. Brand and the ASTP emblem, with printed text that reads in part: "Undocking, July 19, 1975, Apollo Soyuz". With USSR 12k stamp (#4339) showing the two spacecrafts linked up in space, with a black pictorial hand cancel of Star City July 19, 1975 showing the ASTP emblem. IMAGE

USSRSV	480B	$8.00	07/21/1975	F
RUSSIA: SOYUZ 19 MANNED LANDING, APOLLO/SOYUZ (ASTP) MISSION COMMEMORATIVE COVER, with SPACE VOYAGE printed cachet. blue and flesh tone cachet is for the Soyuz 19 spacecraft landing, multipictured cachet shows spacecraft parachuting to earth, the cosmonauts signing the spacecraft after landing, the two cosmonauts A. Leonov and V. Kubasov, and the ASTP emblem, with printed text that reads in part: "Soyus 19 Landing, 1:51 pm (Moscow), landing in desert, 34 mi. NE of Arkalyk Kazakhastan". With USSR 12k stamp (#4339) showing the Russian and USA spacecrafts linked together over earth, with a black pictorial hand cancel of Star City July 21, 1975 showing the ASTP emblem. IMAGE

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Special Notes: Space Voyage Cachet Covers: from Russia/USSR (CCCP)

General Notes

Abbreviations

Special Notes:
Space Voyage Cachet Covers:
from Russia/USSR (CCCP)