Auction Results

A three-part specialist sale of rare Russian revenues and cinderellas. Fiscal stamps, charity labels and non-postal issues from Russia and neighboring territories.

The Big Zemstvo Auction #2 brings rare stamps, multiples, sheets and chronology from the Don Olson collection. Soviet airmail, Russian postal history, Third Reich propaganda, the German occupation of Lithuania, and rare Polish and Chinese stamps join it.

The Russian Empire and offices abroad, Civil War Siberia, Caucasus and local issues, revenues, and Soviet printing errors and year sets. Ukrainian stamps and banknotes, Third Reich and Weimar varieties, and Poland, the Baltic states and the world complete the catalog.

The Big Zemstvo Auction opens with Don Olson’s collection of Russian rural post stamps and covers. Two sessions of Russian postal history with censorship and part of the A. Levin collection of mute postmarks complete it.

The Empire and offices abroad, Zemstvo stamps and labels, revenues, rare Civil War issues, Soviet varieties and Tannu Tuva. Ukrainian tridents of Kiev and Podolia, Carpatho-Ukraine, Chelm and DP camps join the Third Reich, its occupations and the Baltic states.

A dedicated three-part sale of Third Reich propaganda and postal history, 1933–1945. Illustrated postcards, labels and covers for collectors of German propaganda and wartime mail.

Imperial revenues, Zemstvo and official mail labels, offices in the Levant, Crete and China, rare Civil War issues and Caucasus locals, and Soviet varieties and printing errors. German WWII occupations, locals and colonies sit alongside Latvia, Lithuania, Czechoslovakia, Austria and the world.

Ukrainian tridents of Kiev and all types from the Seichter, Zelonka and Fabergé collections, plus Carpatho-Ukraine and the People’s Republic. A deep offering of Russian mute postmarks on stamps and covers joins 200 years of Russian postal history, including WWI provincial and POW mail.

Rare Civil War issues, postmarks, locals and revenues lead a sale that also covers the Empire, Zemstvo, offices abroad, Soviet printing errors and a Russian censorship collection. Ukraine and DP camps, German states, occupations and locals, and Austria, the Baltic states and Czechoslovakia complete it.

Headlined by the ex-Fabergé specialized collection of Ukrainian tridents in four sessions: Kiev types, trident types, locals and varieties. Pre-adhesive Russian mail, an all-periods Russia collection with censorship, and Austria, Germany and Israel interim issues round out the sale.