BEZHETSK: 1885, 3k. black on rose, complete sheet of 24 showing three transfer blocks of eight types, full original gum, some adherence, tow horizontal folds between stamps, fine (Soloviev# 5) (Image)

BEZHETSK: 1886, 3k. black on green, block of 80 with varities including column 9 "crown with seven instead of four sections", with full original gum, some adherence, few folds mostly between stamps, and attractive multiple, fine (Soloviev# 7,7a) (Image)

BEZHETSK: 1893, 3k. black on rose, complete composite tête-bêche sheet of 22, upper row unused, the others mint never hinged, a fine and attractive sheet (Soloviev# 15,19) (Image)

BIELOZERSK: 1887, 2k. lilac complete sheet of 30 showing both types (with and without dot after 2) and 6 tête-bêche pairs, full original gum with some adherence, vertical fold and hardly perceptible horizontal fold, otherwise a fine and attractive multiple (Soloviev# 34var) (Image)

BIELOZERSK: 1907, 2k. grey on rose tinted paper, colour trial, complete sheet of 35, without gum, fine ex Melikov and Fabergé (Image)

GRIAZOVETS: 1886, 3k. lilac, complete sheet of 48 showing 6 tête-bêche, full original gum, some adherence, few folds not affecting stamps, attractive sheet (Soloviev# 9) (Image)

IRBIT: 1880, 4k. black on green, block of ten consisting of five tête-bêche pairs showing all types, unused without gum, crease in outer margin only, very fine and attractive (Soloviev# 4,4a) (Image)

KADNIKOV: 1906, 1k. pale-brown, complete sheet of 25, mint never hinged, small thins in margin only, very fine (Soloviev# 19) (Image)

MORSHANSK: 1889, 5k. multi-coloured tied by cds. to reverse of registered cover from Puchaevo in combination with Imperial Coat of arms 10k. blue, some folds not affecting the adhesives, an attractive entire (Image)

PSKOV: 1891, 1k. green and 10k. red, each as complete sheet of 80, unused/mint never hinged, some minor perf seperations, fine (Soloviev# 11-12) ex Stenshinsky (Image)

PSKOV: 1910, Coat of arms 3-10k. composite block of 26, 3c.both rows in column 5-6 with variety imperforated between, without gum, fine (Soloviev# 41-44) (Image)

YELETS: 1885, 5k. blue on yellow, handstamped block pf 18 including 8 tête-bêche pairs, without gum, horizontal fold through center row and vertical fold affecting column five, two stamps small thins, a scarce and attractive multiple (Soloviev# 17,17a) (Image)

VESSIEGONSK: 1888, 2k. black on blue, used as postage due, tied by straight-line "?? ????????" to postal notice, fine (Image)

ZIENKOV: 1898, 3k. bronze, complete sheet consisting of four tête-bêche pairs, unused with original gum, some perf seperation, especially at bottom row, otherwise fine and very attractive, ex Fabergé on his album page (Image)

ZOLOTONOSHA: 1912, 10k. carmine-red, complete sheet of 25, mint never hinged, hinges in the margin only, fine (Image)

ZEMSTVO 1907 Penza ½ Kopeke schwarz in drei sauberen, ungebrauchten Viererblocks ex Lentz Faberge 

SHATSK: 1889, 3k. red, each as complete sheet of 64 showing "18-89" variety in position 1, mostly mint never hinged, one stamp with large surface abrasion, three stamps with thins, otherwise fine (Soloviev# 19,19a) ex Stenshinsky on his album page (Image)