1917 Russia 3.50 Ruble Stamp Maroon Green SC132

Updated August 24, 2026

1917 Russia 3.50 Ruble Stamp Maroon Green SC132 1917 Russia 3.50 Ruble Stamp Maroon and Light Green Scott #132 Imperial Eagle This 1917 Russian Empire definitive issue stamp features a denomination of 3.50 rubles and is cataloged as Scott #132. The philatelic item showcases a striking two-tone color scheme consisting of a maroon border with a light green center. The central design depicts the Imperial Double-Headed Eagle, the coat of arms of the Russian Empire, set within an oval frame. The stamp includes intricate ornamental patterns and Cyrillic inscriptions. This specimen is presented in a protective cardboard coin-style flip, which has been hand-marked with the year 1917, the denomination, the color description, and the Scott catalog number. The reverse view shows the back of the stamp through the transparent window of the holder, revealing the paper texture and perforation edges. This piece represents the final era of Imperial Russian postal history during a period of significant political transition. 1917 Russia 3.50 Ruble Maroon and Green Stamp Scott #132 Imperial Coat of Arms Condition: This stamp appears to be in used or previously hinged condition, displayed within a protective cardboard flip. The perforations are present on all four sides, though some show slight irregularities common with age. The centering is slightly offset to the top and right. The colors of the maroon frame and light green center remains distinct. The reverse side shows some characteristic paper toning or gum disturbance consistent with a vintage philatelic item. No specific numerical grade is provided. This item was issued by the Russian Empire and later the Provisional Government during 1917, a pivotal year of revolution. It features the Imperial double-headed eagle design, which was used before the transition to Soviet postal issues. The stamp is printed on paper and does not contain any metal content. It was produced using a typography strike type with a center vignette. The mint of origin is the State Printing Works in Petrograd. This specific denomination, 3.50 rubles, was part of the high-value definitive series of the era. Russian postage stamp, 3.50 rubles, Imperial Russia, 1917, philately, maroon and green, double-headed eagle, antique stamp, Scott #132, vintage collectibles, postage history, paper ephemera, stamp mount Russian postage stamps, Imperial Russia stamp, 1917 Russia stamp, 3.50 Rubles stamp, philately, vintage stamps, rare Russian stamps, Scott #132, Russian Empire postal history, antique postage stamp IMPORTANT BIDDER NOTICE Bidder is solely responsible for determining value, condition, completeness, authenticity, fitment, grade, and usefulness before bidding. THIS ITEM IS SOLD STRICTLY AS-IS, WHERE-IS, WITH NO WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS. NO RETURNS. NO CANCELLATIONS. NO BID RETRACTIONS. By placing a bid, the bidder acknowledges that they have reviewed the title,

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