Vintage Russian Book Set, Pushkin & Proysen Illustrated Pair Kids
Paperback pair of illustrated 1980s Soviet-era children's books, a Vintage Russian book set useful for language learners, collectors, and classroom displays. The set contains Alexander Pushkin’s The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish and Alf Prøysen’s About the Little Goat Who Could Count to Ten, both in original Russian-language paperback editions with colorful illustrative artwork typical of Soviet-era children's publishing. The focus on authentic original text and illustrated volumes makes this a practical language learning aid and a compact childhood literature pairing for study or display.
Both paperbacks date to the 1980s and are described in good vintage condition: expect edge scuffs, light surface wear, and small paper tears consistent with age and handling. No restorations, page counts, or additional supplemental materials are claimed beyond the two volumes. The Pushkin title represents a classic in Pushkin fairy tales and Russian literature, while the Prøysen story offers a simple rhythmic narrative suited to early readers and counting practice. These qualities make the set suitable as a kids reading lot for parents, educators, or students seeking exposure to original text, and they also fit retro nursery items or Soviet era decor collections.
Handling with care is recommended to preserve paper and illustrations; the books are presented as original Russian-language editions intended for reading, display, or inclusion in a themed collection. Vendor information: Grannysbox. Included in the listing:
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