In 1864 each province of Russian Empire was divided into few small districts (counties). Each of newly formed counties has gotten a right to offer postal services and print postage stamps. These county postal services lasted until the Russian Revolution of 1917 and succeeded in issuing 2427 stamps. Means made from selling of these stamps were used for replenishment of local budgets. Part of this money went to newly opened Museum of the Battle of Poltava. All in all 7 postage stamps dedicated to the Battle of Poltava were published in 1909 in Poltava.
Face-value 1 kopecks – Minnesmärke över de stupade svenska krigarna rest av deras landsmän nära byn Pobyvanka
Face-value 2 kopecks - Minnesmärke som rests av ryssarna till de stupade svenskarnas minne
Face-value 3 kopecks - Segermonumentet i Poltava
Face-value 5 kopecks - Minnesmärke över Poltavas fästningkommendant överste Kelin
Face-value 6 kopecks - Minnemärke på den plats där Peter I vilade efter slaget vid Poltava
Face-value 10 kopecks - Graven för fallna ryssar och S:t Sampsoniykyrkan på slagfältet
Face-value 15 kopecks - Peter I av ätten Romanov