Pushkin Collected Works 8 Vol Set Russian Literature USSR 1967

  

Complete 8-volume Cold War-era Pushkin collected works set (1967, USSR). Offered here is a complete eight-volume collected works set of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, published in 1967 by Khudozhestvennaya Literatura in Moscow, USSR. Pushkin is widely regarded as the foundational figure of modern Russian literature, and multi-volume collected editions such as this were produced as authoritative literary sets, intended for long-term reference rather than casual reading.

This Cold War-era Soviet edition reflects the editorial standards, typography, and binding practices of its time and represents a historically specific presentation of Pushkin's works. The set is complete in all eight volumes, uniformly bound in matching decorative cloth boards.

All volumes remain structurally sound, with intact bindings and solid text blocks. Pages are clean and legible, showing only light, even age toning consistent with mid-20th-century Soviet paper. One volume contains a neat period ownership inscription, visible in photos.

Offered as a collectible multi-volume literary set, not as individual reading copies. Complete sets of this edition are increasingly uncommon compared to the more frequently encountered single or mixed volumes. A strong example of a Cold War-era Soviet collected works edition, suitable for collectors of Russian literature, Slavic studies libraries, or those seeking a historically grounded Pushkin set. Additional photos available upon request.