1919 (13 Oct) picture postcard from Constantinople to France, endorsed "Officer's Mail" and showing the return address of a Maj.P.D. Parkinson, U.S. Army, "Leave this afternoon on a destroyer for Batoum", addressed to "A.N.C., U.S. Army Camp Hospital APO 716" in Brest, fine (Image)

Est.$250

1919 (3 July) picture postcard addressed to "A.B.Sea" (Army of the Black Sea), with "Army Post Office SX 22" and "Passed by Censor No.92" at left, scarce interdivision correspondence card (after the armistice between Turkey and the Allies, the British sent troops from Salonika to the Constantinople area and the Caucasus. The 27th Division went to Russia). In addition, there is another picture postcard from Gagry, written 2 March, 1920, On Active Service endorsed, faint H.M.Ship no charge raised handstamp, fine (Image)

Est.$250

1920 (1 Mar) cover endorsed "O.K.'S.", with "Army Post Office B.M.S.R." (British Military South Russia), with "B.M.M. South Russia" return address and sent to England, some cover wear, fine usage from Novorossiysk (Image)

Est.$250