Boris Spassky - chess - Soviet champions - sports - 1974 - Russia

Back Side:   Simple - Circulated:    No - Year:   1970 - Publisher:      Aurora Art Publishers     ,        Russia  USSR  - Total Printed:     500 000   - Condition:         good          ,     please look at scan - Size: 10.5x14.5cm
- Back Side:   Simple - Circulated:    No - Year:   1970 - Publisher:      Aurora Art Publishers     ,        Russia  USSR  - Total Printed:     500 000   - Condition:         good          ,     please look at scan - Size: 10.5x14.5cm

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