1918, 50sch. red as strip of three with additional franking (Katerynoslav overprint) tied by railway cancel "KREMENCHUG VOKSAL 19 12" to reverse of roughly opened registered cover to Rostov on Don, at this period all railway cancels are very scarce, almost unknown (Image)

1918, 15k. with Poltava type 1 trident with additional franking tied by cds. "ROMNI" to reverse of cover to Konotop with arrival mark, fine (Image)

1918, 1rbl. with Odessa type Vd tridents, pair and horizontal strip of four tied by cds. "DZIGOVKA 21 1 19" to front and reverse of money transfer to Shargorod with arrival mark, fine (Image)

1920, Parcel card endorsed at top in Mss "Krasn . Arm ." [ Red Army ] from POLEVAYAR POCHT STAN LIT 3 , 14 / 16 11 20 to KOSTROMA 10 1 21, charged 105 roubles and originally correctly franked as follows : verso , 10x10 rouble Imperial Arms perforate , used at face value [ one has since fallen off ] and , recto , 5 x 1 kopeck Arms imperforates overprinted Podillia VIIId [ Bulat 1677 ] revalued x 100 and representing a Trophy Use of Ukrainian stamps . These stamps were applied in a crumpled state and then smoothed - hence the misalignment of one of the cancels . In addition, four stamps were added to the franking in Kostroma and pen cancelled; according to Alexander Epstein , they represent the fee for parcel storage from the arrival date until collection on 2 2 21 . An exceptional item, the Trident sub - type on the 1 kopeck is normally only found mint or CTO, in addition a mint block of 25 (Image)

KHARKIV: 1r. perforated and imperforated and 3,50r. imperforated, overprint types 2 and 3 on se-tenant strips of seven, mostly mint never hinged, 1r. imperforated with light horizontal bend, otherwise fine, ex Ron Zelonka (Bulat Nr. 739f, 754d, 1r. perforated not listed)

KHARKOV: 10rbl. as horizontal pair and 7rbl yellow/black, both with Kharkov type 2 overprint, the latter with inverted overprint, used at "KABANE KHARK", some imperfections, scarce Provenance: ex Schmidt collection (who worked in Kharkiv as an engineer in the 1930s) (Image)

KYIV: 4k. red, 20 stamps with scarce overprint type 2ee tied by cds. to front and reverse of money order, another clipped money order with mixed franking also, the first one with punch holes, fine (Image)

ODESSA: 1918, 2k. perforated, 3k. imperforated and horizontal pair of 10k. perforated, with types 1,2 and 3, tied by cds. "7 10 18" to commercial censored cover to Vienna. Despite the presence of Austrian occupation troops in Ukraine, mail to Austria is not common in 1918, a fine cover (Image)

1918-1955 (ca.), Sortiment Marken ohne die Trident-Aufdruckmarken inkl. Wiener Druck, Fiscalmarken, Exilmarken, Vignetten. Hoher Anteil postfrisch Ex Trevor Pateman

UKRAINE 1918 Kleine Sammlung der Trident-Type-X-Aufdrucke inklusive der Untertypen a, bb, c und cc Tridents of Podolia type X, fine lot with sub types a, bb, c, and cc mit meist gut zu erkennendem Druck. Ex Trevor Pateman (Image)

UKRAINE 1918 kleine Sammlung der Podolia-Trident-Aufdrucke type XIVb. Schöne Zusammenstellung dieser unkomplizierten Type. Bulat-Katalogwert über $530. Ex Trevor Pateman (Image)

UKRAINE 1918 Attraktive Zusammenstellung der Katerynoslav-Ausgabe mit Type 1 und 2 der Dreizack-Aufdrucke in postfrischen Viererblocks, zusätzlich eine Paketkarte von 1919 signiert Ukrainischer Philatelsitenverban (UPV) mit beiden Dreizack-Aufdruck-Typen. Ex Trevor Pateman (Image)

UKRAINE 1918 ungebrauchte und gestempelte Zusammenstellung von 17 Marken der Tridents von Podolia in der Type XII, interessante Gruppe mit den Untertypen a,b,c,d,dd,e, gute Erhaltung. Ex Trevor Pateman (Image)

1918, neun bessere gestempelte Marken Kiew 1, alle sign. (Bulat, Dr. Seichter, UPV) (Bulat CV $ 750,-) (Image)

UKRAINE 1918 KYIV 2gg kleine Sammlung mit Dreizack-Aufdrucken in schwarzer und violetter Farbe,. Bulat-Katalogwert über $500. Interessante Zusammenstellung (Image)

1917/20, 4 Ganzsachen (eine gelocht) und ein Zahlkartenabschnitt, dabei Karte Judaica, dazu 25 Block mit Trident-Aufdruck von Podolien Type VIIId gestempelt (Image)

1990/2001 (ca.), Bestand mit hunderten Briefen, dazu Briefe aus der Zeit der Sowjetunion, im großen Karton