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1945 (23 Aug) registered cover plus international military censorship Sent from Moscow to Canton, Ohio Franked 10k, two 30k stamps, and a 60k canceled with a Moscow postmark. Arrived in Canton on September 28, 1945. On the reverse side is a New York transit postmark of September 27, 1945. On the reverse side is the Moscow international military censorship stamp (M 58). The rarest type of military censorship postmark. An extremely rare postal item

Russia & Soviet Union / Soviet Union (1941-1960)
Каталог: Zagorsky 577, 608, 578
Состояние: Used.
Cover Censorship, Censor Postal History
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