1916 Moscow, Registered International Letter, Department 12, Censorship of 2 Initials of the Us

Russia & Soviet Union / Russian Empire (1857-1917)

"International registered letter, 1916, Moscow, non-delivery Department 12 Upper trade rows (GUM). Censorship of 2 initials of the US. Brand cover ""Giraud and sons"", a weaving factory in Khamovniki, after the revolution, the ""Red rose"" combine named after Rosa Luxemburg. 1916 Москва, заказное международное письмо, отделение 12 . Цензура 2 инициала ЮС. Фирменный конверт Международное заказное письмо, 1916 год, Москва, недоставочное отделение 12 Верхние торговые ряды (ГУМ). Цензура 2 инициала ЮС. Фирменный конверт ""Жиро и сыновья"", ткацкая фабрика в Хамовниках, после революции комбинат ""Красная Роза"" имени Розы Люксембург."

Condition: Used.

Type: Cover, Censorship, Censor, Postal History

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Rare Stamps and Postal History Auction #10

Auction 10

September 22 - October 7, 2020

United States , Lake Oswego , Oregon

Oldlouis Auctions 10th Anniversary Philatelic Auction consists of more than 5,000 lots of the rarest stamps and covers of Russia, Germany, Austria, Poland, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia, the Baltic States, and other countries. $1 starting price for all items! The auction also includes a unique specialized collection of stamps from the period of the Russian Civil War, including the rarest local issues, fiscal stamps and postmarks: The Far East, Chita, Amur Provisional Government, Amur Rural Province, Western Army, Karelia, Kolchak, Foreign exchange, Armenia, Georgia, Local issues, Fiscal stamps and much more.

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