1919 (4 June) YMCA cover endorsed "Soldiers Mail" sent by Capt. A.E.Lipsey to Chicago, with U.S.Postal Agency Siberia departure cds, oval "AM.E.F. Siberia Passed as Censored Base Censor" and initialed, filing fold, fine officer's censored cover (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (3 Apr) Japanese lettersheet canceled U.S. Postal Agency Siberia, endorsed Soldier's mail, sent to Los Angeles, boxed A.E.F.Siberia Censored in blue, fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (8 June) Japanese lettersheet canceled U.S. Postal Agency Siberia June 24, endorsed Soldier's mail, sent from U.S. Military Hospital in Khabarovsk to Berkeley, boxed A.E.F.Siberia Censored in blue, fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (9 Sep) registered cover franked with 10c orange (510), tied by purple double circle cds, legal size War Department penalty envelope from "Lieut. Norman C. Streit, A.E.F. Siberia" to his wife in New York City, typed "Soldier's mail" endorsement, manuscript censor signature at bottom left, violet boxed registered handstamp, reverse with additional partial strikes of the Siberia registered cds, small flaws, still fine and rare registered use from A.E.F. Siberia, ex-Bailer; with 2001 PFC (the penalty frank on this official War Department use covers the postage but the 10c registry fee was not free and had to be paid in postage) (Image)

Est.US$750

1919 YMCA picture postcard (American Flagship "Brooklyn" at Vladivostok), written entirely in Polish and sent to Chicago, with Russian pair of 15k canceled by oval Vladivostok Railroad station (4.6.19), framed No.13 Censor (Cyrillic), fine and rare civilian usage of the YMCA AEF card (Image)

Est.US$750

1919 (12 Apr) Greeting from the A.E.F. in Siberia Postcard, endorsed "Soldier's Mail" and sent to Seattle, with U.S.Postal Agency Siberia duplex departure and framed censor cachet, fine and rare, only a few used AEF cards survive. In addition, there is a Russian ppc (Vladivostok bridge), same correspondence, sent Apr 25, uncensored, v.f. (Image)

Est.US$300

1919 (25 Nov) Knights of Columbus generic envelope with U.S.Postal Agency Siberia Duplex departure pmk, addressed to a young lady in France, with rare violet framed "A.E.F. Siberia Censored by Capt." (Crampton) (these are usually handstamped in black), with typewritten letter in English ("This is a very good place, but I believe I would rather soldier in France. I can't seem to have the good time here that I had "over there"), also translation in French, minor cover faults, rare censor marking and unusual destination (Image)

Est.US$500

1919 (27 Mar) Postcard to USA, pre-printed "Thanks from a Soldier at the Front", the so-called Tobacco card, with oval "AM.E.F. Siberia Passed as Censored Lieut. Lester K.Ade Base censor" struck on both sides, minor toning and creases, rare card (Image)

Est.US$500

1920 (4 Apr) YMCA picture postcard ("On Lake Baikal, Siberia"), endorsed "This was the Farthest in Siberia, about 2100 miles", card with unrecorded "A.E.F. Siberia" handstamp and posted from Manila, with Philippines 2c franking, sent to Lancaster, Ohio, some ink stains on card, which is one of only abut 10 YMCA cards known, especially scarce from Manila (Image)

Est.US$500

1920 (31 Jan) legal size cover headed "Grace Russian Co. Vladivostok", franked with 1c Washington and 3c Victory, tied by U.S.Postal Agency Siberia duplex, addressed to NYC, fine (AEF Siberia forces departed Siberia on 1st April, 1920) (Image)

Est.US$250

1918 (24 Dec) bilingual preprinted POW card written by an Austrian officer in "Krasnaya Retchka", sent through U.S.Postal Agency Siberia (Jan 8, 1919), with boxed "Censored" applied in Vladivostok, round "Passed by Censor 494" (New York) also German-Austrian two-line censor on arrival in Vienna, v.f. (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (7 June) printed P.O.W. "Hungary / Austria" designation card to Budapest, Hungary, U.S.Postal Agency Siberia duplex, datelined "Krasnaya Retchka", Cadet Andor Szalai is writing to his parents, fine and rare POW card (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (15 Nov) postal card, U.S. Postal Agency Siberia departure cds, datelined "Prisoner of War Mail, American Prison Camp Vladivostok", with rare boxed Censor cachet in blue green (A.E.F. Siberia Passed as Censored Base Censor), sent by Martin Prigge to Altona, Germany, fine usage from a German POW in an American Camp (Image)

Est.US$250

1920 (26 June) illustrated YMCA card to Berlin, with Russian Censor handstamp applied in Nikolsk-Ussuryjsk, endorsed "Via America", minor card abrasions, fine and unusual (Image)

Est.US$150

1918 (9 Oct) picture postcard (showing U.S. Marines and "Hozan Maru, Osaka" ship) written from Vladivostok by Sid Evans, member of the Committee for Public Information (sent to Siberia to "spin" the War), with Russian franking canceled "Tsuruga", with "Paquebot" (Hosking No.3442) and violet "Passed by Censor 1430" (applied in Seattle), fine and extraordinary usage (Image)

Est.US$500