1855-60 two Russian 10k stationery entire envelopes, each with indicia on back, one canceled by pen and sent to Moscow, the other with boxed "Bialystok June 8, 1858" departure datestamp, some wear and faults (Fi.Ck r8, 5,000zl) (Image)

Est.$150

1859 Second type, 1 1/2k (98x57mm) red, unused stationery entire envelope, pointed backflap, well detailed impression of the indicia at upper right, signed on the inside of the flap by postal officials (Kurmanowicz and A.Bobinski), also two cut squares of 3k Warszawa Local Post and additional two cut square forgeries in red brown, fine (Image)

Est.$500

1860 10k black, stationery entire envelope with indicia at upper left, canceled "1" in concentric circles, and sent from Warszawa to Brzesc, dated 28.9.62 and endorsed "Pilno" (urgent), slight overall toning and faint fold away from the markings, fine and scarce stationery entire from Poland, signed Korszen (Fi.Ck 5IIy, 5,500zl) (Image)

Est.$500

1919 Parcel card "Dowod Nadania" (receipt) with trilingual inscriptions, surcharged "Poczta Polska 25hal" and showing pronounced additional albino surcharge alongside, unused, v.f., with 2017 Pelczar certificate (Fi.CT 6 type III) (Image)

Est.$200

1945 25gr surcharged stationery card used from Naleczow 18.II.45 to Minsk Mazowiecki, showing clear "Sprawdzono przez Cenzura Wojskowa 14" military censor cachet, fine and rare usage (without uprate), signed Schmutz (Image)

Est.$500