This original vintage postcard features a stunning lithographic print of the Alexander Nevsky Bridge in Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg) at sunset, showcasing the iconic drawbridge opening over the Neva River. The postcard measures a continental size of 6 x 4 inches and was produced with chrome printing techniques, highlighting rich colors and fine details in the atmospheric twilight scene. Printed in the USSR era, the card captures a historic moment and architectural landmark of Soviet Russia. The reverse side contains a handwritten message dated May 26, 1990, and a Soviet postage stamp from 1988, adding authentic postal history and collectible appeal. This postcard was sent during a period of significant cultural and political change, making it a remarkable keepsake for collectors interested in Soviet-era memorabilia, Russian landmarks, or vintage international correspondence. The depiction of the famous Neva drawbridge opening is a symbol of Leningrad's rich heritage and its scenic river vistas.