1939 (28 Nov) censored cover with Soviet franking, tied by Polish "Tarnopol 28.XI.39" cds, paying 55k from Tarnopol to the International Red Cross in Geneva, censor label at left, with violet handstamp ("opened by National Commisar of Internal Affairs USSR"), fine (Image)

Est.$150

1939 (28 Nov) cover from Tarnopol to Brody, paying 50k with a combination of Polish and Russian adhesives, tied by Polish cds, fine (Image)

Est.$150

1940 (2 Feb) cover from Melnytsia to Ternopil, paying 25k with Russian adhesives tied by framed provisional departure handstamp in Ukrainian Cyrillic, Polish "8 Lut 1940 (8 Feb)" departure datestamp alongside, bilingual Russian/Ukrainian Tarnopol/Ternopil arrival pmk on back (Image)

Est.$150

1940 (16 Nov) registered 30k stationery entire with additional 1r franking from Lwow to the Red Cross in Geneva, bilingual Lwow/Lviv departure pmks, Polish registration handstamp, with Geneva 2 Jan 1941 arrival pmk on back, signed Mikulski (Image)

Est.$150

1940 (26 Feb) registered cover from Ternopil to Brody, paying 60k with two 30k definitives, tied by Ukrainian/Soviet Tarnopil/Tarnopol cds, initial Polish registry cachet invalidated and replaced with Russian "Tarnopol" above, bilingual Brody arrival pmk on back, interesting usage (Image)

Est.$150

1941 (17 Apr) registered cover from Lwow to the International Red Cross in Geneva, paying 1r with Soviet definitives, tied by Russian/Ukrainian Lwow/Lviv cds, Polish Registry handstamp alongside, minor flaws, fine usage, with arrival pmk on back, signed Mikulski (Image)

Est.$150