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1931 SOVIET UNION Advertisement stationery card of USSR 10kop. (imprinted stamp 5kop. and 5kop. in addition). In alignment to the current rate for postcards abroad. Sent from Novocherkassk to Peoria (IL, USA). Cancellation of Novocherkassk.

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1924 (22 Oct) Registered notification of receipt of mail. Moscow post office form. From Moscow to Petrikov and then back. Franked with a pair of 7k notes cancelled with a Moscow postmark and a 6k revenue stamp on the back of the form cancelled with a Petrikov postmark. Arrived in Petrikov on 27 October 1924. The postal item was received by the recipient on 28 October 1924. The form was sent from Petrikov on 30 October 1924 and received in Moscow on 2 November 1924.
1924 (22 Oct) Registered notification of receipt of mail. Moscow post office form. From Moscow to Petrikov and then back. Franked with a pair of 7k notes cancelled with a Moscow postmark and a 6k revenue stamp on the back of the form cancelled with a Petrikov postmark. Arrived in Petrikov on 27 October 1924. The postal item was received by the recipient on 28 October 1924. The form was sent from Petrikov on 30 October 1924 and received in Moscow on 2 November 1924.
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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.
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1927 SOVIET UNION Registered letter sent from Moscow to Berlin, redirected to Breslau (Germany, currently Wroclaw, Poland). Franked with a block of four 4x7kop. Popov’s stamps. Cancellations of Moscow, Berlin railway station and Bad Warmbrunn.
1927 SOVIET UNION Registered letter sent from Moscow to Berlin, redirected to Breslau (Germany, currently Wroclaw, Poland). Franked with a block of four 4x7kop. Popov’s stamps. Cancellations of Moscow, Berlin railway station and Bad Warmbrunn.
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1924 SOVIET UNION Registered letter sent from Vladivostok to Graz (Austria). Franked with “Foreign exchange” stamp, other stamps removed. Cancellation of Vladivostok
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1932 U.S.S.R. Cover of international registered AIRMAIL sent from Moscow to London (England). Franked for 85k of USSR stamps. Current tariff for airmail is 80k. Famous special airmail cancellation Leningrad-Berlin with plane, other postmarks of USSR airmails. Scarce
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1928 (10 Oct) postcard. From Omsk to Zurich, Switzerland. Franked with a 7k stamp, canceled with the Omsk postmark. The postcard depicts Moscow. Sverdlov Square (formerly Teatralnaya).
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1935 SOVIET UNION Registered letter sent from Novosibirsk to Wien (Austria). Franked with stamps for an amount of 20kop., in alignment to the current rate. Cancellation of Novosibirsk with “V” – sign of hidden censorship.
1935 SOVIET UNION Registered letter sent from Novosibirsk to Wien (Austria). Franked with stamps for an amount of 20kop., in alignment to the current rate. Cancellation of Novosibirsk with “V” – sign of hidden censorship.
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1927 SOVIET UNION Stationery of USSR prepaid answer card with 3kop. imprinted stamp.  Sent locally from Bobruysk to Parichi. Cachet of OZET, bilingual (Russian-Belorussian) cancellations of Bobruysk and Parichi.
1927 SOVIET UNION Stationery of USSR prepaid answer card with 3kop. imprinted stamp.  Sent locally from Bobruysk to Parichi. Cachet of OZET, bilingual (Russian-Belorussian) cancellations of Bobruysk and Parichi.
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1931 (11 Mar) postcard, Esperanto. From Leningrad to Denver, Colorado, USA. Franked with a 14k stamp, cancelled by the Leningrad postmark. The postcard depicts Leningrad, the Palace of Arts (formerly the Winter Palace).
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1933 (4 Nov) Simple international letter. From Sormovo to Riga, Latvia. Franked with a pair of 5k and a pair of 15k notes, canceled with the Sormovo postmark.
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1931 SOVIET UNION Intourist advertisement stationery card of USSR 10kop. (imprinted stamp 7 kop. and 3kop. in addition). In alignment to the current rate for postcards abroad. Sent from Kharkov to Peoria (IL, USA).
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1932 U.S.S.R. Postcard sent from Gavrilov Posad to Kostroma. No franking, however passed post because postmarks of both towns
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1924 (13 Jun) Registered notification of receipt of mail. Moscow post office form. From Moscow to Yenotayevsk and back. Franked with a 12k stamp cancelled by Moscow. Arrived in Yenotayevsk on June 19, 1924. On the same day, June 19, 1924, the mail was received by the recipient, and the form was sent back and received in Moscow on June 24, 1924.
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1928 (1 Mar) Registered international letter. From Moscow to Berlin, Germany. Franked with a pair of 5k and a pair of 15k notes, cancelled with a Moscow postmark. On the official envelope of the First Joint-Stock Transport Company "Transport." Arrived in Berlin on 4 March 1928.
1928 (1 Mar) Registered international letter. From Moscow to Berlin, Germany. Franked with a pair of 5k and a pair of 15k notes, cancelled with a Moscow postmark. On the official envelope of the First Joint-Stock Transport Company "Transport." Arrived in Berlin on 4 March 1928.
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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.
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1924 (31 Jan) Registered (with "R" written by hand) international philatelic exchange letter. From Kharkov to Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany. Franked with two 5k and three 10k stamps, cancelled with a Kharkov postmark. Arrived in Freiburg im Breisgau on February 9, 1924. Passed through the USSR Commissioner for Philately and Coupons checkpoint in Kharkov. On the reverse side, there is a stamp indicating completion of foreign control, an affixed stamp, and the signature of the Commissioner.
1924 (31 Jan) Registered (with "R" written by hand) international philatelic exchange letter. From Kharkov to Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany. Franked with two 5k and three 10k stamps, cancelled with a Kharkov postmark. Arrived in Freiburg im Breisgau on February 9, 1924. Passed through the USSR Commissioner for Philately and Coupons checkpoint in Kharkov. On the reverse side, there is a stamp indicating completion of foreign control, an affixed stamp, and the signature of the Commissioner.
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1931 SOVIET UNION Registered postcard of USSR sent abroad from Leningrad to Hamburg (Germany). Franked for 20kop. on the address side and 30kop. on the front side of Soviet stamps. Current rate is 30kop. for registered postcards abroad. Cancellations of Leningrad and Hamburg. Registered label of Leningrad.
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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
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1928 (18 Jan) A simple letter from Novosibirsk. Franked with 10k and 18k stamps, canceled with the Novosibirsk postmark. The envelope is branded Montgomery Ward & Co.. Probably an international letter addressed to Montgomery Ward & Co. (an American corporation engaged in mail order sales). The postmark for the place of receipt is missing.
1928 (18 Jan) A simple letter from Novosibirsk. Franked with 10k and 18k stamps, canceled with the Novosibirsk postmark. The envelope is branded Montgomery Ward & Co.. Probably an international letter addressed to Montgomery Ward & Co. (an American corporation engaged in mail order sales). The postmark for the place of receipt is missing.
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1925 U.S.S.R. Registered cover sent from Krasnodar to Moscow. Franked on reverse for 380 rub by overprinted RSFSR stamps (considered as 38kop) Tariff of 10.03.1918 for domestic mail is 14kop Arrival postmark on reverse side. Latest use of RSFSR stamps. On upper left corner pair of stamps variety (lower part of overprint omitted). RARE
1925 U.S.S.R. Registered cover sent from Krasnodar to Moscow. Franked on reverse for 380 rub by overprinted RSFSR stamps (considered as 38kop) Tariff of 10.03.1918 for domestic mail is 14kop Arrival postmark on reverse side. Latest use of RSFSR stamps. On upper left corner pair of stamps variety (lower part of overprint omitted). RARE
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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
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1914 (18 Nov) censored international cover, from Nolinsk to Stockholm, Sweden. The letter is franked with pairs of 3k and 7k stamps, canceled with the Nolinsk postmark. The letter arrived in Stockholm on 14 December 1914. On the back of the envelope is a violet postmark "Opened by military censorship."
1914 (18 Nov) censored international cover, from Nolinsk to Stockholm, Sweden. The letter is franked with pairs of 3k and 7k stamps, canceled with the Nolinsk postmark. The letter arrived in Stockholm on 14 December 1914. On the back of the envelope is a violet postmark "Opened by military censorship."
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1920 WHITE ARMY Commercial registered letter cover “BANUQE L’INDO-CHINE” sent internationally from Vladivostok to Bordeaux (France), correctly franked with two pairs of 1rub. Imperial stamps. Corresponds to current rate for international registered letter. Transit postmark of London on reverse and arrival postmark of Bordeaux. Signed Z. Mikulski.
1920 WHITE ARMY Commercial registered letter cover “BANUQE L’INDO-CHINE” sent internationally from Vladivostok to Bordeaux (France), correctly franked with two pairs of 1rub. Imperial stamps. Corresponds to current rate for international registered letter. Transit postmark of London on reverse and arrival postmark of Bordeaux. Signed Z. Mikulski.
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