Soviet Real Photo post cards (total 10) [Russia; Maxim Gorky] RUSSIA,TRAVEL

Ten b&w RPPCs showing mostly scenes of Moscow, and 1 of Maxim Gorky seated with children. Locations include: the former St. Basil Cathedral, The Kremlin Tsar Bell (2), The Kremlin in Winter (2), one of the cathedral in St. Petersbourg, several other Moscow scenes. One card showing the Russian building at the Exposition International in Paris 1937. Citadelle et la Cathedrale des Sts Pierre et Paul, St. Petersourg, Stengel & Co, Dresden, fullback postcard. Two rppc's have writing, the rest blank or copyrighted in 1931. A traveler addresses two cards to the Beach family in New York City, one franked in 1933 enjoying his tour of Russia in four days. The other card has an image of the Exposition Internationale Paris 1937, and writes on the verso: "We've been to the exhibition - disappointing, very unready and uninteresting as yet. The German & Russian Buildings complete. Expressive of each nation as to size. They frighten me. We are off to Switzerland tomorrow, and pleased to go." All in very good condition.