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1858: 20 kop. blue & orange perf. 12½, a fresh and fine もっと見る
1858: 20 kop. blue & orange perf. 12½, a fresh and fine example
cancelled by clear and central strike of dotted '777' truncated
triangle numeral of Batum (Tchilinghirian fig. 87). A rare numeral
issued for use in 1862 at Batum, at that time an office abroad, as
Batum became part of the Russian Empire after the 1877/78
Russo-Turkish War. Never seen by the describer and also described
in Tchilinghirian as 'no examples recorded yet'.
Incoming Mail Overland via Brindisi & Suez 1875 (April 1): Cover
from もっと見る Incoming Mail Overland via Brindisi & Suez 1875 (April 1): Cover from Jeisk, Russia to Adelaide, South Australia bearing 1866 Russia 1 k. black & yellow, 5 k. black & lilac and 20 k. orange & blue, horizontally laid paper, perf. 14½, cancelled by two line "Jeisk" datestamps in black, prepaying 26 kopeks for a 1⁄2 ounce ship letter to South Australia. On the reverse are Russian TPO, Venice and Brindisi cds's, with a faint Adelaide arrival datestamp on obverse. Some minor cover imperfections but an extremely rare destination for Russian classic period mail and one of the earliest covers to this destination recorded. Certs. Vaccari (2019) and RPSL (2021). Route: Departed Russia 1 April 1875 by rail via Venice (16 April) to Brindisi (17 April). P&O Line: Departed Brindisi (19 April) per “Sumatra” to Alexandria (22 April); “Mongolia” (22 April) via Suez Canal to Galle (7 May); “Nubia” (8 May) via King Georges Sound (22 May) to Adelaide, arriving 27 May 1875 (57 days). Note: This cover is addressed to Frederick Wigg whose family founded the Adelaide bookshop of E.S. Wigg & Son. They were the largest booksellers in South Australia, expanding their business to the other colonies with the company still operating today
1878: Arms 2 kopeks black & red, two singles, fresh colour, もっと見る
1878: Arms 2 kopeks black & red, two singles, fresh colour, some
perforations flaws, in combination with Arms 8 kopeks grey & rose,
good colour, odd short perforation on the left side, used on
envelope from St. Petersburg to Montreal, Canada, dated 8 June
1878, tied by ST. PETERSBURG cds, with LONDON PAID transit red
transit mark (24 JU 78), paying the double 12 k. rate to Canada via
the UK, alongside red “1½” credit marking indicating the special UK
concession to Russia, eliminating double transit charges. Reverse
with embossed flap 'Nichols & Splincke St. Petersburg'. One of the
2 k. has fault at base. Creasing to envelope clear of adhesives and
there is paper adhesion to back. Rare example. Believed to be the
only recorded example of prepaid mail from Russia to Canada during
the brief concessionary arrangement prior to Canada’s entry into
the GPU on 1 July 1878. An outstanding postal history rarity of the
Russian foreign mails and Canadian inbound mails.
1875/1913, group of 8 covers and cards, some interesting もっと見る
1875/1913, group of 8 covers and cards, some interesting usages
including ship mail with “PARAKHODA. OBSCH. R.V.A.P. z 17 7 08”
(STEAMSHIP OF EAST ASIATIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY) on 4 k., repeated
alongside to postcard to Switzerland, Caspian sea mail with
“BAKU-ENZELI PAROKH. 30 1 13” oval cds. on 10 k. on reverse of
envelope to Ispahan with transit cds. “TEHERAN (DÉPART) 17. 11 13”,
“(TEHERAN) 20.11.13”, very fine, also a similar cover from 1912,
etc., together with Mi.-Nr. 26x (bloc of five) used with pen cross
to a 1875 police report regarding a crime involving counterfeited
coins in the hamlet of Dokurin, mostly fine
1889, 10 k. blue blue, vertical pair tied by もっと見る
1889, 10 k. blue blue, vertical pair tied by cds.
"LYDO....17.12.1892" to reverse to registered cover to Buenos
Aires, Argentinia with arrival mark, toned, rare destination!
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20 k. blue/red tied by cds “S. PETERBURG 11 DEC 1891” to reverse もっと見る
20 k. blue/red tied by cds “S. PETERBURG 11 DEC 1891” to reverse of
a registered envelope to Nagasaki, Japan, addressed to the “care of
the Russian Consul, Imperial Russian frigate staff surgeon”,
endorsed on front “Via Brindisi”, reverse transit cds “HONG KONG FE
11 92” and arrival mark “NAGASAKI 6 FEB 1892 JAPAN”, very fine and
most unusual, in addition two registered covers from Vladivostok to
either Hakodate or Nagasaki. A fine trio
Rußland Priamur seltener Reko-Brief 1922 WLADIWOSTOK nach NEW もっと見る
Rußland Priamur seltener Reko-Brief 1922 WLADIWOSTOK nach NEW YORK
mit Ausgaben General Diederich sowie div. russ. Levante, Post in
China auf Blättern
Automatically generated translation:
Russia Priamur rare registered letter 1922 Vladivostok to NEW YORK with issues General Diederich as well various Russian Levant, post in China on pages
Priamur and Maritime Government, 1922 (Nov 1): Registered cover もっと見る
Priamur and Maritime Government, 1922 (Nov 1): Registered cover to
Troy, N.Y., USA franked 1922 Diederichs overprint 1 k. on 2 k., 2
k., 3 k. on 4 k., 4 k. and 10 k. (2) plus two 15 k. without frame,
VLADIVOSTOK despatch cancels and both Cyrillic and French
registration labels, SEATTLE transit and arrival (Nov 23)
backstamps
Incoming Mail Overland via Southampton 1867 (July 27): もっと見る
Incoming Mail Overland via Southampton 1867 (July 27): Registered
cover from St. Petersburg, Russia to Melbourne, Victoria prepaid 38
kopeks: 30 kopeks for a 1⁄2 ounce ship letter plus 8 kopeks
registration to Victoria. Multiple postal markings include “30/8”
(kopeks) manuscript in red representing the prepayment and “8”
(pence) manuscript in red credit from Prussia to England for
onwards transmission to Victoria. “AUS RUSSLAND / FRANCO - TOUT”
handstamp in black representing the rail carriage from Russia
through France and “Recomandirt” registered handstamp in red
applied at the Eydtkuhnen exchange office. “PRUSSIA / ♚ /
REGISTERED” handstamp in red applied in London and “P.D.” handstamp
in red representing paid to destination. Some minor cover
reinforcement internally, otherwise very fine and an extraordinary
origin for a registered cover to the Australian Colonies. Believed
to be the earliest cover recorded from Russia to the Australian
Colonies. Route - Departed St. Petersburg 27 July 1867 by rail via
Eydtkuhnen, Konnigsberg and Aachen to London (14 Aug); by rail to
Southampton. P&O Line: Departed Southampton (20 Aug) per
“Ceylon” via Malta (29 Aug) to Alexandria (2 Sept); overland to
Suez; “Surat” (5 Sept) grounding on a reef in the Red Sea. Mails
transferred to “Nubia” (11 Sept) to Galle (24 Sept); “Bombay” (24
Sept) via King Georges Sound (8 Oct) to Melbourne, arriving 14 Oct
1867 (77 days). Note: Although postage stamps had been introduced
in Russia in 1858, the Russian postal regulations stipulated that:
"Postage stamps are only intended for ordinary letters, the postage
rate for sending money, registered correspondence and letters
destined for abroad to be paid in cash"
1918 (September 23), 15k and 25k Imperial Arms issues on もっと見る
1918 (September 23), 15k and 25k Imperial Arms issues on censored
registered cover from Odessa to Minneapolis, returned unclaimed,
stamps tied on reverse by Odessa double-circle datestamps, front
with red-and-black Odessa registration label, violet straight-line
REGISTERED, violet boxed Д. Ц. (Дозволено Цензурой – passed by
censor), British-style OPENED BY CENSOR tape at left, struck with
bold violet pointing-hand RETURNED TO WRITER / UNCLAIMED handstamp,
backstamps including New York Foreign Reg’y Div. (29 Jan),
Minneapolis Reg. Div. (1 Feb and 1 Mar), and New York oval (3–4
Apr) on return, with Cyrillic manuscript return notation on
reverse, a desirable WWI and Russian Revolution–period registered
cover censored in both countries, twice attempted for delivery, and
returned overseas.
1927 (October), two postcards from Tomsk, Siberia to Australia もっと見る
1927 (October), two postcards from Tomsk, Siberia to Australia via
Harbin and Ipoh, 2k Worker-franked picture postcards from the same
correspondent in Siberia to Burnley, Victoria, Australia, the first
depicting “Ural. View near Minyar Station” and tied by Tomsk (21
Oct) c.d.s. with manuscript endorsement “via Harbin”, routed
eastward through Manchuria and China and struck with Ipoh, Perak
(18 Nov) transit, the reverse bearing two large violet circular
“Protector of Chinese / Perak” handstamps, used by the
administrative body overseeing Chinese affairs, labour supervision
and remittances; the second card, “Sevastopol – Le boulevard de la
mer”, sent 13 days earlier on 8 Oct, showing identical franking and
address yet no Malayan markings, evidently carried on a route other
than the Trans-Siberian/Harbin line, a useful contrasting pair for
the specialist, fine.
1897, 2x 10 K. als reine MeF auf R-Brief mit seltener もっと見る
1897, 2x 10 K. als reine MeF auf R-Brief mit seltener Destination
nach Sydney (Australien), echt gelaufen, rs. mit AKS
Automatically generated translation:
1897, 2 x 10 K. As pure multiple franking on registered letter with rare destination to Sydney (Australia), genuine postally used, on the reverse side with PPC's
Russia 1931 - Raccomandata diretta a Caracas (Venezuela),
affrancata もっと見る Russia 1931 - Raccomandata diretta a Caracas (Venezuela), affrancata fronte retro. Non comune. SPL
Russia, 1908/20, three incoming cards with russian p.o. in もっと見る
Russia, 1908/20, three incoming cards with russian p.o. in China
transit marks: letter card 7 K. uprated 3 K. canc "Krasnoyarsk
Voks. 9 5 08" to Tsingtau, transits "Shanghai Poste Russe"; 1919
card 5 K. uprated 15 K. canc. "Nikolsk-Ussuriisk 2-1-19" to Peking
with russian "Pekin 11 1 19" transit and chinese bisected bilingual
resp. boxed bilingutal transits, sender from german POW officers
camp, punchhole closed; 1920, POW card with 1 K., 15 K., 20 K. and
1 Rbl. canc. "Nikosk-Ussuriisk Voks 30 1 20" fro, German officers
camp to Peking with two Peking arrivals of 3 Feb 20, card corner
punchhole not affecting stamps
Registered printed matter envelope from Russia 1885 with 2 & 10
kopek もっと見る Registered printed matter envelope from Russia 1885 with 2 & 10 kopek with St. Thomas arr. pmk on back. Contained photos. SCARCE
1914–18 (December 2), 10k pair on censored registered cover もっと見る
1914–18 (December 2), 10k pair on censored registered cover from
Warsaw to New York, held for three years and returned unclaimed,
reverse franked with pair of 10k deep blue Nicholas II issues tied
by two ВАРШАВА 1 / 2.12.14 c.d.s., front with matching violet
ВАРШАВА 1 / 2.12.14 c.d.s. and R Varsovie 1 registration label,
affixed with Russian military censor tape inscribed Военная цензура
at left and struck front and back with boxed violet military censor
handstamps, large black pointing-hand RETURNED TO WRITER /
UNCLAIMED marking across front, multiple transit markings including
St Petersburg (5 Dec 1914), Petrograd (6 Nov 1917) showing delayed
release, New York Foreign Reg’y Div. (30 Jan 1918), New York
RECEIVED (30–31 Jan), and New York (2 Mar 1918) on return, reverse
with Cyrillic manuscript instruction to return to sender, minor
edge and flap wear, a dramatic WWI and Russian Revolution–period
registered cover retained in Russia for more than three years
before its eventual return, very fine considering its arduous
journey.
1926 (January 23), registered cover from Vladivostok to もっと見る
1926 (January 23), registered cover from Vladivostok to Shanghai,
China, with NEP-period contents, franked with a pair of 14k Worker
definitives tied by oval double-circle VLADIVOSTOK 23.1.26
datestamps, reverse with VLADIVOSTOK VOKZAL 24.1.26 railway
transit, front struck with a crisp bilingual Shanghai (9 Feb)
receiver, minor surface scuffing to cover front and one adhesive
slightly affected, with contents consisting of a multi-page Russian
letter dated 23 January 1926 describing food shortages, high bread
and meat prices, and daily hardship under the New Economic Policy,
some flaws, but a scarce Vladivostok–Shanghai registered cover with
fascinating contents.
1910: Postage due, 5 cents deep claret in combination with もっと見る
1910: Postage due, 5 cents deep claret in combination with parcel
post postage due 1913, 5 cents dark green, rich colour,
perforations fine (5c straight edge to base), tied by indistinct
oval to the reverse. Front, Russia script cds “JANO POD 29 10 13”
(Jano Pod(olski), Ukraine) addressed to Kansas, USA, charge mark
“HOUSTON TERMINAL STA. N.Y. NOV 23 DUE 10 CENTS”. Minor soiling.
Scarce inbound mail from Ukraine/Russia. Cert. PF (2010).
1855 (Jan 8): Entire letter to Baltimore, USA with diamond もっと見る
1855 (Jan 8): Entire letter to Baltimore, USA with diamond "St.
Petersburg" despatch datestamp (Jan 11) on reverse in black, thence
via Aachen with transit datestamp in red (Jan 30g) and half-round
"Americ: / Packet" handstamp on reverse (Van der Linden fig. 122)
and framed "Paid / 25cts." (Van der Linden fig 2127, both
handstamps used later than listed by two years) both applied in
Aachen. Thence via Liverpool where carried on Cunard Steamer "Asia"
with fine "BOSTON BR. PKT / PAID / 30" circular datestamp (Feb 15)
in red. Prepaid Transatlantic mail is most uncommon from Russia,
file folds as to be expected but rare.
Uzbekistan 1898/1915: Covers/cards (10) with 1878 もっと見る
Uzbekistan 1898/1915: Covers/cards (10) with 1878 registered
stampless cover to Constantinople rated 23 kopeks, with single ring
KOKAND cds's and Kokand P.O. red wax seal, 1911 postcard with Arms
1 k. and 3 k. tied Kokand cds's to Switzerland, 1911 registered
cover to USA franked at 20 kop. rate from Kokand, 1912 postcard
with Arms 2 k. green (2) tied by Andizan Fergana Oblast cds's; and
six Prisoner of War postcards from Kokand most addressed to Laibach
via Moscow. A scarce group.
Russo-Japanese War, 1905 (Sept 18): Insured cover used to send もっと見る
Russo-Japanese War, 1905 (Sept 18): Insured cover used to send 300
roubles to Vindava, Courland Province, franked on reverse 3 k., 4
k. (strip of 3 + single) and 50 k. Arms issue, cancelled in violet
"No. 4 FIELD POST OFFICE / PRIAMUR DISTRICT". Wax seals alongside
with the same inscription. Blue cachet of "2nd NERCHINSK COSSACK
REGIMENT". Blue bordered registration label reads: "RESERVE FIELD
POST OFFICE No. 4" with NINGUTA added by hand. VINDAVA arrival
backstamp (Oct. 22). Opened out for Exhibit display, small part of
backflap missing at top not affecting adhesives. Note: This cover
established the location of No. 4 FPO at Ninguta, Manchuria.
Reference: Illustrated in K. Adler “British Journal of Russian
Philately” 16 (1954), p. 471. Provenance: Collection Dr. Casey, DF,
Geneva, December 2014, lot 20328
1798, folded entire with full contents from St Petersburg もっと見る
1798, folded entire with full contents from St Petersburg to
Providence, Rhodes Island, endorsed on the flap “Forwarded by Claes
Grill, London”, carried privately by ship with American dispatch
clamshell “New York OCT” and manuscript “Sh 38” ship rating, very
fine. A very scarce transatlantic mail with Russian origin, from
the known Benson & Ives correspondance
1825, folded entire with full contents from St Petersburg to
Boston, もっと見る 1825, folded entire with full contents from St Petersburg to Boston, reverse two-line frame “Forwarded by Y(our). O(bedient). S(ervan).ts / Maury Latham &Co. LIVERPOOL”, on front red transit cds “NEW YORK” and matching straightline “SHIP”, manuscript “20½” ship rating at upper right corner, small tear on the back, still fine. Scarce
Russia Far Eastern Republics 1922 On His Britannic Majesty's
Service もっと見る Russia Far Eastern Republics 1922 On His Britannic Majesty's Service cover to USA
Far East Republics: 1922 On His Britannic Majesty's Service envelope to Troy, New York franked right-marginal pair of 10k, imperforate horizontally tied by single double-ring cds, small fault at top left of envelope not unduly detracting
Maritime Mail 1901 (Feb): Envelope to Illinois, USA franked もっと見る
Maritime Mail 1901 (Feb): Envelope to Illinois, USA franked with
Russia 10 k. and pair of 20 k. tied by "NAGASAKI JAPAN" cds with
boxed PAQUEBOT alongside, an apparently unrecorded type (see
Hosking 3244), YOKOHAMA and SAN FRANCISCO transit as well as DUNDEE
arrival (March 11) backstamps. Fine condition. Provenance: Dr.
Casey, DF, Geneva, November 2016, lot 10546
Priamur and Maritime Government, 1922 (May 13): Registered cover もっと見る
Priamur and Maritime Government, 1922 (May 13): Registered cover to
Troy, N.Y., USA franked 1921 Far Eastern Republic 'DVR' overprint 7
k. on 15 k. (4) plus 1921 unoverprinted 2 k. (2), 4 k. (2) and 10
k. (2), VLADIVOSTOK despatch cancels and both Cyrillic and French
registration labels, SEATTLE transit and arrival (June 18)
backstamps. Ex collection Dick Scheper
Far Eastern Republic, 1923 (June 13): Registered cover to New もっと見る
Far Eastern Republic, 1923 (June 13): Registered cover to New York
franked on reverse 1921 Chita 3 k. dull red vertical right-hand
marginal pair, 15 k. carmine left-hand marginal single in
combination with 1923 Soviet issues 1 k. on 100 r. vertical strip
of four and left-hand marginal strip of three of 5 k. on 10 r., all
tied by VLADIVOSTOK despatch cds's and oval arrival (July 5)
datestamps, both Cyrillic and French registration labels on obverse
Far Eastern Republic, 1923 (Oct 17): Registered cover to New もっと見る
Far Eastern Republic, 1923 (Oct 17): Registered cover to New York
bearing on reverse 1923 Soviet issues 1 k. on 100 r. perforated
block of ten, 2 k. on 70 r. and 5 k. on 10 r. in imperforated block
of ten plus pair 5 k. on 10 r. imperforated, all tied by
VLADIVOSTOK despatch cds and oval NEW YORK cancels (Dec 17), on
obverse Cyrillic and French registration label and further despatch
cds. Fine condition
(Azerbaijan) 1923 (18.7.) money transfer form to Kuba, Baku もっと見る
(Azerbaijan) 1923 (18.7.) money transfer form to Kuba, Baku bearing
Star Overprint 50k. in vertical pair and strip of four (one tamp
folded over onto other side) cancelled double-ring Agdash Elisav
date stamps; vertical crease not affecting stamps, a fine and
unusual item
LATVIA, 1887-1915, Russian Govmt., 2 covers from RIGA to USA もっと見る
LATVIA, 1887-1915, Russian Govmt., 2 covers from RIGA to USA (1
registered) + 1 post. stat. card MITAVA -> RIGA, fine to v. fine
Automatically generated translation:
LATVIA, 1887-1915, Russian Govmt, 2 covers from RIGA to USA (1 registered) plus 1 post. Constant. Card MITAVA - RIGA, fine to from fine
Corinphila stamp auction
ロット2382
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ロット3252
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18+20+34
from もっと見る Incoming Mail Overland via Brindisi & Suez 1875 (April 1): Cover from Jeisk, Russia to Adelaide, South Australia bearing 1866 Russia 1 k. black & yellow, 5 k. black & lilac and 20 k. orange & blue, horizontally laid paper, perf. 14½, cancelled by two line "Jeisk" datestamps in black, prepaying 26 kopeks for a 1⁄2 ounce ship letter to South Australia. On the reverse are Russian TPO, Venice and Brindisi cds's, with a faint Adelaide arrival datestamp on obverse. Some minor cover imperfections but an extremely rare destination for Russian classic period mail and one of the earliest covers to this destination recorded. Certs. Vaccari (2019) and RPSL (2021). Route: Departed Russia 1 April 1875 by rail via Venice (16 April) to Brindisi (17 April). P&O Line: Departed Brindisi (19 April) per “Sumatra” to Alexandria (22 April); “Mongolia” (22 April) via Suez Canal to Galle (7 May); “Nubia” (8 May) via King Georges Sound (22 May) to Adelaide, arriving 27 May 1875 (57 days). Note: This cover is addressed to Frederick Wigg whose family founded the Adelaide bookshop of E.S. Wigg & Son. They were the largest booksellers in South Australia, expanding their business to the other colonies with the company still operating today
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ロット2383
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Heinrich Köhler Auctions
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Gärtner Christoph Auktionshaus
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Mi
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ロット1345
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42x, etc
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100.00 EUR
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Dorotheum
ロット166
Automatically generated translation:
Russia Priamur rare registered letter 1922 Vladivostok to NEW YORK with issues General Diederich as well various Russian Levant, post in China on pages
200.00 EUR
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ロット6372
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ロット3100
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Sparks Auctions
ロット316
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ロット327
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Schulz Alexander Auktionshaus
ロット2776
Automatically generated translation:
1897, 2 x 10 K. As pure multiple franking on registered letter with rare destination to Sydney (Australia), genuine postally used, on the reverse side with PPC's
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Partenophil
ロット480
affrancata もっと見る Russia 1931 - Raccomandata diretta a Caracas (Venezuela), affrancata fronte retro. Non comune. SPL
70.00 EUR
2026/03/13 23:59 CET
Gärtner Christoph Auktionshaus
ロット2131 D
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ロット677
kopek もっと見る Registered printed matter envelope from Russia 1885 with 2 & 10 kopek with St. Thomas arr. pmk on back. Contained photos. SCARCE
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200.00 EUR
2026/03/18 16:45 CET
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ロット312
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ロット325
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(app. 44 EUR)
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ロット1334
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ロット1335
Boston, もっと見る 1825, folded entire with full contents from St Petersburg to Boston, reverse two-line frame “Forwarded by Y(our). O(bedient). S(ervan).ts / Maury Latham &Co. LIVERPOOL”, on front red transit cds “NEW YORK” and matching straightline “SHIP”, manuscript “20½” ship rating at upper right corner, small tear on the back, still fine. Scarce
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Stanley Gibbons Baldwin's
ロット2502
Service もっと見る Russia Far Eastern Republics 1922 On His Britannic Majesty's Service cover to USA
Far East Republics: 1922 On His Britannic Majesty's Service envelope to Troy, New York franked right-marginal pair of 10k, imperforate horizontally tied by single double-ring cds, small fault at top left of envelope not unduly detracting
100.00 GBP
(app. 115 EUR)
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ロット6365
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(app. 495 EUR)
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(app. 495 EUR)
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ロット6371
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200.00 CHF
(app. 220 EUR)
2025/06/22 12:00 CEST
(app. 220 EUR)
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ロット6373
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200.00 CHF
(app. 220 EUR)
2025/06/22 12:00 CEST
(app. 220 EUR)
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ロット6374
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250.00 CHF
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(app. 275 EUR)
Cover Story
ロット7088
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295.00 GBP
(app. 339 EUR)
(app. 339 EUR)
Merkurphila Express Auctions
ロット367
Automatically generated translation:
LATVIA, 1887-1915, Russian Govmt, 2 covers from RIGA to USA (1 registered) plus 1 post. Constant. Card MITAVA - RIGA, fine to from fine
18.00 EUR
2026/02/15 16:00 CET
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