Anniversary cards commemorating 150 years of Russian card making (1817 - 1967).

In Russia and many countries of the former USSR, the Russian 36-card deck is the most common one. Its numbering includes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Valet (Jack), Dama (Queen), Korol (King) and Tuz (Ace). The suits are identical to French ones. This deck is used for several Russian card games such as Durak or Ochko (a variant of Blackjack). Another common Russian deck is the Preferans deck that is used for the card game of the same name. It begins with sevens and is identical to the Piquet deck.
This is a 56 card deck, don't know the year made box written in Russian only thing that I can say looks like a date is Oct 29.25-77, written on back side of box.