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Cotton Snow Maiden times of the USSR sold in Voronezh for 38 thousand rubles

On the ad site there was a message about the sale of cotton snowmen with a face made of papier mache

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Cotton Snow Maiden times of the USSR sold in Voronezh for 38 thousand rubles

On the ad site there was a message about the sale of a cotton snowman with a face made of papier mache. The seller offers the product for 38 thousand rubles. The toy is 37 centimeters tall. Interestingly, the New Year beauty was released in 1985 and then cost 2 rubles 60 kopecks. Now we do not remember such prices, but for the Soviet people it was expensive, because the average salary was about 120 rubles a month.

The snow maiden was created by the Kovel plant of cult goods.

Earlier it was reported that decorated Christmas trees appear in Voronezh two months before the New Year.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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