1944 (Aug) complete envelope addressed to "Skladnica Meldunkowa K 1" (for Konrad), green crayon "115" crossed out, with "Poczta Harcerska" (type 3) and "Cenzura Harcerska" (Type 1) violet handstamps on back, little toning and cover wear, fine and rare Scout Mail usage during the Warsaw Uprising, signed Petriuk, with his 1993 certificate (Image)

Est.US$500

1944 (16 Aug) small folded letter addressed to a hospital, with "Poczta Harcerska" (type 7) and "Cenzura Harcerska" (Type 1) violet handstamps on back, also "21 Lip .44" datestamp (in error - this should have been "21 Srp.44", as the Uprising started on 1st August), fine example of mail transported by Polish Boy Scouts within Warsaw, City Center South, signed Julier, also Dr.Kronenberg, with his 2000 certificate (Image)

Est.US$500

1944 (2 Sep) complete envelope with violet "Poczta Polowa Warszawa" (type 20), addressed to the Old City, with boxed "Cenzurowane No.14" (type 5), with return address indicating the sender's whereabouts ("Poczta Polowa 75"), rare usage (this fieldpost cancel was used in City Center South from 19 August to 2 September 1944) (Image)

Est.US$500

1944 (11 Aug) complete envelope with boxed "Cenzurowane No.9" (type 5) and "0033" numerator (type 26, used by the Scouts in City Center North from 11 to 16 August. This being a very early number, was probably used on the first day of mail service), filing fold, fine Boy Scout cover, signed Gryzewski and Dr. Kronenberg, with his 2000 certificate (Image)

Est.US$500