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Kostroma. Ipatievsky Monastery. It was founded in the XIV century. [Izomaterial: electronic resource]: [pocket calendar] / photo E. Ryabova. - Electronic data (2 files: 1.54 MB). - (St. Petersburg: Boris Yeltsin Presidential Library, 2013). -
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Electronic reproduction of the pocket calendar: Kostroma. Ipatievsky Monastery. It was founded in the XIV century. [Izomaterial] / photo E. Ryabova. Moscow: Panorama, 1990 (Type: Publishing House Kommunar). 7x10 cm. The Golden Ring of Russia. Two-sided color offset printing. Ed. No. 1025-02816. 6 kop. The circulation of 1 750 000 copies. A-12679-89. Location: From a private collection.
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On the front side - a photo of the Holy Trinity Ipatievsky Monastery in the western part of Kostroma on the bank of the same river near its confluence into the Volga. In the lower left corner of the gold - a symbolic image of a single-domed church and a circular inscription "Golden Ring of Russia." On the reverse side - a calendar grid for 1991
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I. Ryabov, E. (Photographer). II. Presidential Library. B. N. Yeltsin (St. Petersburg) .1. Holy Trinity Ipatievsky Monastery (Kostroma, city) - Calendars. 2. Kostroma in postcards and photographs (collection). 3. Territory of Russia: Kostroma Region (collection). 4. Pocket calendars. |
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