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1907 RUSSIAN LEVANT Cover of private letter sent from Russian Empire to Constantinople by ROPiT post. Franked 7k. of Empire stamps within current rate

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1910 CAUCASUS (RUSSIAN EMPIRE) View postcard sent from Tiflis abroad to Fridenau(?) (Germany). Franked on reverse Empire stamp of 4k. Scarce cancellation with dot type postmark of Tiflis
1910 CAUCASUS (RUSSIAN EMPIRE) View postcard sent from Tiflis abroad to Fridenau(?) (Germany). Franked on reverse Empire stamp of 4k. Scarce cancellation with dot type postmark of Tiflis
$16
1895 (22 November) registered international cover. From Bukhara to Peshawar, British India (now Pakistan). The cover is franked with three 4k and four 7k notes, with a Bukhara postmark. The letter arrived in Peshawar in January 1895.
1895 (22 November) registered international cover. From Bukhara to Peshawar, British India (now Pakistan). The cover is franked with three 4k and four 7k notes, with a Bukhara postmark. The letter arrived in Peshawar in January 1895.
$60
1915 RUSSIAN LEVANT. Part of envelope franked with 10pa
1915 RUSSIAN LEVANT. Part of envelope franked with 10pa
$9
1909 (January 9) International postcard from the Russian Post Office in the Ottoman Empire, ROPiT. Constantinople – St. Petersburg. Franked with Levant stamps worth 20k/4k and 10k/2k. Sea shipment on the Black Sea. Turkish postcard, written from Constantinople, sent in a ship's mailbox to St. Petersburg, accordingly cancelled upon arrival in Odessa on January 9, 1909, where the violet "PAQUEBOT" stamp was used. The postcard arrived in St. Petersburg on January 14, 1909.
1909 (January 9) International postcard from the Russian Post Office in the Ottoman Empire, ROPiT. Constantinople – St. Petersburg. Franked with Levant stamps worth 20k/4k and 10k/2k. Sea shipment on the Black Sea. Turkish postcard, written from Constantinople, sent in a ship's mailbox to St. Petersburg, accordingly cancelled upon arrival in Odessa on January 9, 1909, where the violet "PAQUEBOT" stamp was used. The postcard arrived in St. Petersburg on January 14, 1909.
$85
1910 (13 Dec) International postcard from Constantinople to Constanța, Romania. The letter is franked with: 10p (Russian Post in Turkey), 10p (Austrian Levant), 1/2p (British Levant), 5c (French Levant), 10p (German Levant), 10p (Smyrna overprint on an Italian stamp), 10p (Turkey). The letter arrived via ROPiT in Smyrna on 13.12.1910, where on 14.12.1910 it passed through the post offices of Austria, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Turkey
1910 (13 Dec) International postcard from Constantinople to Constanța, Romania. The letter is franked with: 10p (Russian Post in Turkey), 10p (Austrian Levant), 1/2p (British Levant), 5c (French Levant), 10p (German Levant), 10p (Smyrna overprint on an Italian stamp), 10p (Turkey). The letter arrived via ROPiT in Smyrna on 13.12.1910, where on 14.12.1910 it passed through the post offices of Austria, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Turkey
$160
1917 Austro-Hungarian POW Red Cross Postcard – Russian Camp, Censored Military Mail, WWI Prisoner Correspondence
1917 Austro-Hungarian POW Red Cross Postcard – Russian Camp, Censored Military Mail, WWI Prisoner Correspondence
$2
1922 R.S.F.S.R. Cover of international AIRMAIL sent from Odessa to Berlin (Germany). Inflation franking for 188,500 rub (25x7.500 rub, 2x200 rub, 2x300 rub) RSFSR stamps. Tariff of 01.04.1922 for an international ordinary letter is 60,000 rub. Triple price for being overweight
1922 R.S.F.S.R. Cover of international AIRMAIL sent from Odessa to Berlin (Germany). Inflation franking for 188,500 rub (25x7.500 rub, 2x200 rub, 2x300 rub) RSFSR stamps. Tariff of 01.04.1922 for an international ordinary letter is 60,000 rub. Triple price for being overweight
$35
1921 (11 Mar) WRANGEL letter, Russian Army Mail. From Gallipoli to Halki II via Constantinople. Franked with a 20,000 ruble stamp (overprinted on a Russian Empire stamp) canceled with a Gallipoli postmark. The letter arrived in Halki II on March 17, 1921, via Constantinople, postmarked March 16, 1921.
1921 (11 Mar) WRANGEL letter, Russian Army Mail. From Gallipoli to Halki II via Constantinople. Franked with a 20,000 ruble stamp (overprinted on a Russian Empire stamp) canceled with a Gallipoli postmark. The letter arrived in Halki II on March 17, 1921, via Constantinople, postmarked March 16, 1921.
$60
1915 (October 5) censored registered international cover. From Kyiv to Copenhagen (Denmark). The cover is franked with a 10-mark parcel stamp, with a Kyiv (railway cancellation: Kyiv Station). The flap of the envelope is sealed with a purple oval seal of the Danish consulate. The letter was sent to Petrograd for censorship. On the back of the envelope is a purple rectangular stamp with the text "Opened by military censorship, Petrograd. Military censor No. 48."
1915 (October 5) censored registered international cover. From Kyiv to Copenhagen (Denmark). The cover is franked with a 10-mark parcel stamp, with a Kyiv (railway cancellation: Kyiv Station). The flap of the envelope is sealed with a purple oval seal of the Danish consulate. The letter was sent to Petrograd for censorship. On the back of the envelope is a purple rectangular stamp with the text "Opened by military censorship, Petrograd. Military censor No. 48."
$130
1934 (16 Dec) Registered international express letter. From Leningrad to Bremen, Germany. Franked with 5k and 70k stamps, canceled with a Leningrad postmark. Arrived in Bremen on 19 December 1934. On the back of the envelope is a purple postmark indicating that the addressee was not found and the letter was sent back.
1934 (16 Dec) Registered international express letter. From Leningrad to Bremen, Germany. Franked with 5k and 70k stamps, canceled with a Leningrad postmark. Arrived in Bremen on 19 December 1934. On the back of the envelope is a purple postmark indicating that the addressee was not found and the letter was sent back.
$7
1917 Austro-Hungarian POW Red Cross Postcard – Russian Camp Correspondence, Censored Military Mail, WWI Prisoner Card to Samara
1917 Austro-Hungarian POW Red Cross Postcard – Russian Camp Correspondence, Censored Military Mail, WWI Prisoner Card to Samara
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1918 WWI GERMAN OCCUPATION Postcard stationery of the Russian Empire sent to a prisoner of war by the German FPO. Free shipment as military mail
1918 WWI GERMAN OCCUPATION Postcard stationery of the Russian Empire sent to a prisoner of war by the German FPO. Free shipment as military mail
$2
Russian Empire Official Pre-printed Church Stampless Cover to Constantinople (Now Istanbul, Turkey), with Mail Seal Label 'Seal of the Russian St. Andrew’s Cenobitic Skete on Athos' on the Reverse
Russian Empire Official Pre-printed Church Stampless Cover to Constantinople (Now Istanbul, Turkey), with Mail Seal Label 'Seal of the Russian St. Andrew’s Cenobitic Skete on Athos' on the Reverse
$14
1917 RUSSIAN EMPIRE Postal card sent from Novosokolniki vokzal (railway station) to Nikol’sk Ussuriyskiy. Franked 3k imperforated stamp. Rate of Temporary Government was 5k for domestic postcards, therefore postage due applied as double price difference 4k (postmark of Nikol’sk Ussuriyskiy). Cancellations of both towns
1917 RUSSIAN EMPIRE Postal card sent from Novosokolniki vokzal (railway station) to Nikol’sk Ussuriyskiy. Franked 3k imperforated stamp. Rate of Temporary Government was 5k for domestic postcards, therefore postage due applied as double price difference 4k (postmark of Nikol’sk Ussuriyskiy). Cancellations of both towns
$25
1910 RUSSIAN EMPIRE Stationery of registered letter sent internationally from Moscow to San-Salvador (Salvador, Central America). Imprinted stamp of 20 kop. within the current rate for registered letters. Cancelled by cachet of Moscow. In addition, the Registration label of the New York postal exchange, NYC transit postmark and arrival postmark of San-Salvador on reverse. Rare destination.
1910 RUSSIAN EMPIRE Stationery of registered letter sent internationally from Moscow to San-Salvador (Salvador, Central America). Imprinted stamp of 20 kop. within the current rate for registered letters. Cancelled by cachet of Moscow. In addition, the Registration label of the New York postal exchange, NYC transit postmark and arrival postmark of San-Salvador on reverse. Rare destination.
$6
1918 FOREIGN FORCES IN RUSSIA. Postcard with a picture of Solovetsky Monastery monks sent from British Army Post office P.B.2 in Murmansk, 22.01.1919 to England. Oval mark of Military Censor X6. Scarce
1918 FOREIGN FORCES IN RUSSIA. Postcard with a picture of Solovetsky Monastery monks sent from British Army Post office P.B.2 in Murmansk, 22.01.1919 to England. Oval mark of Military Censor X6. Scarce
$85
1931 SOVIET UNION Advertisement stationery card of USSR 10kop. imprinted stamp. Sent from Liski to Moscow. In alignment to the current rate for domestic postcards. Cancellation of Liski railway station.
1931 SOVIET UNION Advertisement stationery card of USSR 10kop. imprinted stamp. Sent from Liski to Moscow. In alignment to the current rate for domestic postcards. Cancellation of Liski railway station.
$5
1855 (17 Nov) International stamps cover. From St. Petersburg to Bordeaux (France). Paid (handwritten note on the envelope: "Porto"). The letter transited the German Empire, transit stamp at the French border, Valenciennes, 7 December 1852. Transit stamp train Paris Bordeaux 7 December 1852. The letter arrived in Bordeaux on 8 December 1852. PD (French Post) stamp on the front of the envelope - Paye jusqu a la destination, which means "paid to destination"
1855 (17 Nov) International stamps cover. From St. Petersburg to Bordeaux (France). Paid (handwritten note on the envelope: "Porto"). The letter transited the German Empire, transit stamp at the French border, Valenciennes, 7 December 1852. Transit stamp train Paris Bordeaux 7 December 1852. The letter arrived in Bordeaux on 8 December 1852. PD (French Post) stamp on the front of the envelope - Paye jusqu a la destination, which means "paid to destination"
$18
1918 R.S.F.S.R. Registered cover sent from Petrograd to Geneva (Switzerland). Franked for 40kop (2x5kop+2x15kop of Imperial stamps). Tariff of 01.09.1917 for international mail is 40kop. Opened by the Petrograd censorship. Arrival postmark on the reverse side
1918 R.S.F.S.R. Registered cover sent from Petrograd to Geneva (Switzerland). Franked for 40kop (2x5kop+2x15kop of Imperial stamps). Tariff of 01.09.1917 for international mail is 40kop. Opened by the Petrograd censorship. Arrival postmark on the reverse side
$12
1920 (23 Jun) BATUM Registered international mail, British occupation of Batum, Georgia (certificate of examination by Sergio Sismodo). From Batum to Alaverdi, Armenia. Franked with one 3-ruble stamp and three 5-ruble stamps (hand-overprinted on stamps by the British administration of Batum), canceled with the postmark of Batum. On the reverse side, under the stamps, is the signature of the examiner, Sergio Sismodo; the examination certificate is attached. The receipt postmark is missing.
1920 (23 Jun) BATUM Registered international mail, British occupation of Batum, Georgia (certificate of examination by Sergio Sismodo). From Batum to Alaverdi, Armenia. Franked with one 3-ruble stamp and three 5-ruble stamps (hand-overprinted on stamps by the British administration of Batum), canceled with the postmark of Batum. On the reverse side, under the stamps, is the signature of the examiner, Sergio Sismodo; the examination certificate is attached. The receipt postmark is missing.
$475
1922 RSFSR Registered letter cover made from newspapers sent internationally from Solombala (Archangel governorate) to Anvers (Belgium). Franked with RSFSR stamps for an amount of 35.000rub. which is higher than current rate from 22.02.1922 for registered letters abroad. Cancellations of Solombala, transit cancellation of Petrograd.
1922 RSFSR Registered letter cover made from newspapers sent internationally from Solombala (Archangel governorate) to Anvers (Belgium). Franked with RSFSR stamps for an amount of 35.000rub. which is higher than current rate from 22.02.1922 for registered letters abroad. Cancellations of Solombala, transit cancellation of Petrograd.
$30
1917 RUSSIAN EMPIRE Envelope of ordinary letter sent locally from Kyiv to Chigirin. Combined franking of War Charity stamp for 10kop. and standard stamp of 5kop. Higher than the current ordinary letter rate.  Cancelled by hand and machine cachet of Kyiv.
1917 RUSSIAN EMPIRE Envelope of ordinary letter sent locally from Kyiv to Chigirin. Combined franking of War Charity stamp for 10kop. and standard stamp of 5kop. Higher than the current ordinary letter rate.  Cancelled by hand and machine cachet of Kyiv.
$10
1922 R.S.F.S.R. Cover of ordinary letter sent from Moscow to Paris (France). Franked for 45 rub (5rub+4x10 rub of Imperial stamps). Corresponds to the tariff of 01.07.1922 for international mail
1922 R.S.F.S.R. Cover of ordinary letter sent from Moscow to Paris (France). Franked for 45 rub (5rub+4x10 rub of Imperial stamps). Corresponds to the tariff of 01.07.1922 for international mail
$8
1936 U.S.S.R. Postcard of international registered AIRMAIL sent from Moscow airport to Prague (Czech Republic). Franked for 30k of USSR stamps. In align with tariff of 02.01.1934 for airmail postcard. Postmarks of USSR and Czech Republic posts. Scarce
1936 U.S.S.R. Postcard of international registered AIRMAIL sent from Moscow airport to Prague (Czech Republic). Franked for 30k of USSR stamps. In align with tariff of 02.01.1934 for airmail postcard. Postmarks of USSR and Czech Republic posts. Scarce
$12