1941 Japanese military occupation, stationery card to Japan, with return address "Kunkai via Kishun, Tabi Unit, Yoshike Party" (in North Korea), red censor chop, small piece of card missing at bottom left, fine and rare usage from Japanese Occupied North Korea (Image)

Est.US$250

1945 (Dec) Korean picture postcard to Moscow (19 Jan), with 60k Soviet adhesive (defective), showing return address "GENZAN KOREA" endorsed at bottom, supported by message "Regards from Korea, Good Wishes for New Year" in Cyrillic, stamp canceled by "Okeanskaya Gor. Otd. Prim." 27 Dec. (Russian Naval Base in the Pacific), military censor "12781", Moscow 4 transit, some soiling, fine and remarkable usage (Image)

Est.US$250

1945 (Dec) Korean picture postcard to Moscow (19 Jan), with 60k Soviet adhesive tied by "Okeanskaya Gor. Otd. Prim." 27 Dec. cds (Russian Naval Base in the Pacific), showing return address "GANKO KOREA" endorsed at bottom, military censor "12781", Moscow 4 transit, some soiling, fine and remarkable usage (Image)

Est.US$250

1950 (1 Sep) cover franked with Russian 2r green, canceled "Shebunino SAKHALIN.Obl.", also framed "Mezhdunarodnoye" (International) hs, addressed to SENSIN, Korea, showing bilingual Vladivostok (English & Cyrillic) 3 Sept TPO, address and destination in both Cyrillic and Korean, apparently carried through military channels, little cover wear, scarce War-time usage from Sakhalin (Image)

Est.US$250

1953 (17 Jan) cover from Leningrad, franked with Russian 40k definitive, tied by cds, addressed to "Voyen. Pocht. Sort. Lunnt. N2" (Military Postal Sorting Point No.2), "Far East Military District FPO 31583", with "Polevaya Pochta 1" (fieldpost), two forwarding slips attached, one with "Voichovaya Ast 31583" handstamp in red, another with Polevaya Pochta (Feb 12), ms indications that the addressee could not be located, returned to sender, also included five Telegram receipts from Russian units in Korea (1951-55) (Image)

Est.US$250