Television sets presented at the Moscow City Exhibition of Amateur Radio Constructors (screens sized 11 to 65 cm): console TV by K. Sotnikov, portable TV by V. Filippov and micro TV by V. Levin. Photo by G. Diakonov as published in the Radio magazine (No. 3, 1970).

Rubin-102 TV set from the Moscow Television Equipment Factory (1957)

Riga Electrotechnical Factory (VEF), 1985

VEF Mikro 1025 - personal computer manufactured by the Riga Electrotechnical Plant (VEF) in 1980

The first Soviet dishwasher made by Straume in Riga. It was designed to hold 12 dinner plates, 4 cups and 4 sets of cutlery (Latvia, 1967).

Quality control at the Alexandrov Radio Factory (1970)

"Still Life With Spidola" by Vera Dovgalevskaya (1960)

Transferring vinyl to tape. Tomsk, Russia, 1980.

Zhanna Belgorodskaya at the circular sky survey indicator in the radar laboratory of the Gissar Mountain Astronomical Observatory (Tajikistan, 1966)

Neva-70 - a Soviet music system from 1970 (radio, tape player, record player, speakers)

Soviet author Leonid Leonov. Photo by V. Veselovsky (Moscow, 1965).

Technician Lyudmila Chulina at the control panel of the SPK-3 objective spectropyrometric unit. Photo by V. Kulakov (Moscow, 1965).

Cover of Rabotnitsa [Worker Woman], October 1990. Photo by Nikolai Matorin.

Vilnius Factory of Calculating Machines. Setting up electronic computers. Pictured are Komsomol secretary computer engineer Stanislav Lyubansky and quality controller Lengina Jurevičiūtė. Photo by Nikolai Kozlovsky (Lithuania, 1973).

"Moscow Speaking. The Ulch" by Aleksandr Dyatala (1950s or 1960s)

(The Ulch are an Indigenous people of the Russian Far East)

"Listening to Radio Liberty" by Oleg Vasilyev (1952)

An amateur radio operator, student of the Moscow Aviation Institute, V. Popryanin at the radio receiver of his own design. Photo by Filimonov (Moscow, April 1951).