Need a Russian speaker to help me.

[1stSSLSSAHTexas]

Looking for a WW2 Vodka label which one of these photos is of a Vodka label?

http://mechcorps.rkka.ru/vik-vistrel...nstr/cosas.htm

[Datrus]

It looks like cigarettes or something. Everything is in 50 pieces packs and the prices are like 2 kopeka, 5 kopeka etc. Kpeka is the Russian "cent". My Russian is not perfect, so i could be wrong here. I'm Danish. The "headline" says something like "reconstructed labels of alcohol wines, vodka, and canned/conserved foods". Maybe Dimas or somebody else will chime in

Regards, Lars

[Adrian Stevenson]

This is a pre war / wartime label. I have seen these labeled bottles used as Molotov Cocktail bottles.

This is the flavoured Vodka called Zubrovka.

Cheers, Ade.

[McSeam]

Looking for a WW2 Vodka label which one of these photos is of a Vodka label?

http://mechcorps.rkka.ru/vik-vistrel...nstr/cosas.htm

There are no vodka labels there. Only matchbox labels and two canning box labels below.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Here is the wartime pic I mentioned.

Cheers, Ade.

[meyle77]

Zubrowka is more Polish that anything :-)

[Adrian Stevenson]

It is popular in Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, etc. The lable I show is Ukrainian made.

I actually like it.

Cheers, Ade.