The size is continental 6 x 4", postally unused, government postal marked. Published by the USSR Ministry of Communications, circulation 100,000 copies. The artist's name, V.Khmelev, is printed next to the divider. The artwork presents a somewhat stylized image of the Tallinn Radio and TV Tower against the background of some of Tallinn's landmark buildings seen as if on a TV screen. The flag of Estonian SSR is "tied" to the spire of the tower. On the postcard, not in reality.

In excellent condition. The image is pristine, there is no wear or damage visible to the naked eye on eith

The size is continental 6 x 4", postally unused, government postal marked. Published by the USSR Ministry of Communications, circulation 100,000 copies. The artist's name, V.Khmelev, is printed next to the divider. The artwork presents a somewhat stylized image of the Tallinn Radio and TV Tower against the background of some of Tallinn's landmark buildings seen as if on a TV screen. The flag of Estonian SSR is "tied" to the spire of the tower. On the postcard, not in reality.

In excellent condition. The image is pristine, there is no wear or damage visible to the naked eye on either side of the card.

The Tallinn Radio and TV Tower was opened in 1980, funded by the Soviet government, and built to provide better telecommunication services during the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics. At 1,030 feet tall, it is the tallest non-building structure in Tallinn.
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