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1852 (21 Feb) International stamples cover. From St. Petersburg to Bordeaux (France). Unpaid (handwritten note on the envelope: "Porto"). The letter transited the German Empire, transit stamp at the French border, Valenciennes, March 10. Then an unknown transit point in France on March 11 (illegible red stamp). The letter arrived in Bordeaux on March 13, 1852.

Russia & Soviet Union / Prephilately (... 1857)
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April 14 - 25, 2026
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