1894 Parcel waybill from Teheran to Kermanshah, franked with a pair of 1kr green (perf. 11 1/2) of 1892 Mehrabi issue, canceled with "Teheran 21/8" departure and "Kermanshah 30/8" arrival pmks, fine, with 2023 Iran Philatelic Study Circle certificate (Cat No. 87) (Image)

Est.US$250

1916 (10 Feb) cover from Recht to England, franked on back with pair of 12ch Ahmad Shah, tied by departure cds, with red London arrival (27 Feb) alongside, on front boxed "Baku No.40" censor cachet, cover roughly opened at top, with some toning, fine War-time usage through Azerbaijan (Image)

Est.US$300

1917-19 two covers with franking on back, British Military censor markings, used from Hamadan during the Dunster Force occupation (Image)

Est.US$250

1918 On Active Service cover to Bombay, no postage, with "FPO 353" 9 Oct 18 and Bombay 10 Nov.18 arrival on back, two-line "Censrd Shiraz" violet handstamp at right, some minor cover faults and toning, with 2023 Iran Philatelic Circle certificate (Mossavar-Rahmani: CP36, IPSC:12P44), ex-Alan Parsons collection (Image)

Est.US$2,000

1918-19 three covers, one from Recht to Teheran, franked on back, with boxed "Passed by Censor NORPERFORCE" (North Persia Force), another from Teheran to Hamadan, "Opened by Censor" seal and additional "Dunsterforce Censor 101" handstamp; last one from the British Military hospital in Kazwin, showing an interesting Lion cachet censor, some cover wear, fine group (Dunsterforce, officially called the British Military Mission to the Caucasus, was a secret force of 450-1,000 soldiers commanded by Maj.General Lionel C. Dunsterville. Its mission was to safeguard the immense oil installations at Baku from the Ottomans and the Germans, while organizing local groups of Armenians, Georgians, and anti-Bolsheviks to safeguard the railways and approaches to Afghanistan and India) (Image)

Est.US$300