File:USSR LITHUANIAN SSR c.1991 - Flickr - woody1778a.jpg
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| Description | This Lithuanian SSR plate was issued at the time of the USSR break up. Plates used western alphabet or letters common to both Cyrillic and western alphabets. Lithuania would shortly issue it's own distinct plates by 1992. |
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| Source | USSR LITHUANIAN SSR c.1991 |
| Author | Jerry "Woody" from Edmonton, Canada |
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