March 1917, "Frigian Cap" private overprint with the following text - "Brotherhood, Equality, Freedom" (in honor of the abdication of Nicholas II) on the quadrblock of the stamp 137 (Zagorsky). Issued as a registered letter of Petrograd Main Post Office of Yekaterinodar, accepted in February 1918 (Image)

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1931 International airmail, Moscow-Lucerne, philatelic sending. Marking with stamps 59-62 (Zagorsky) (Image)

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1933 International airmail cover, marked with 6 stamps 249 (Zagorsky) and 273 (airship) on a standard cover. (Image)

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Postal stationaries of different years from different places (Image)

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Special cover of the first flight from Moscow to Tehran which took place of November 1, 1924. Postmark of Moscow dd. October 30, that of Tehran dd. December 14, 1924. The "Mit Liftpost" handstamp of German airlines (?) Marked with stamps 61 and 62 (Zagorsky). (Image)

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1935, International letter with claim to airmail. Sent from Stalingrad (calendar postmarks are multilingual), marked for 65 kopecks, which was not enough even for domestic airmail. Marked with stamps 232, 274, 323, 393 (Zagorsky). (Image)

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1928 Registered air letter from Moscow to USA, marked with commemorative stamps. The rate (38 kopecks) does not correspond to the date of sending (letter costs 14, order costs 14, airmail costs 30, at least 58 kopecks in total). (Image)

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1928 Registered air letter from Moscow to USA, marked with block of four 206. The rate (56 kopecks) does not correspond to the date of sending (letter costs 14, order costs 14, airmail costs 30, at least 58 kopecks in total). (Image)

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Airmail, Moscow-Sverdlovsk, marked for 1 ruble with stamps 491 and 449. (Image)

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International registered airmail, Moscow-Munich, marked with stamps 297 (International polar year)and 337 (the Chuvashes), according to Zagorsky. Label of the additional sending to another office in Munich. (Image)

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Postcard of "Svyaz" Agency, Lenin's Mausoleum on Red Square, " publishing house, stamps 76, 32 (mourning one of 1924) and 68-71 (Zagorsky), the set of the 1st anniversary of the death. Special cancellation of the 1st All-Soviet Union Philately Exhibition in Moscow (Image)

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Registered letter Bryansk-Sysert (Sverdlovsk Oblast) of 1937, franked for 80 kopecks (271, pair of 299, 238 on the back, Zagorsky) for excess weight (or Express Air), Transit postmarks with arcs for indexes., (Image)

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1927 Registered foreign letter, Kungrad, Uzbekistan. To The Political Red Cross, Peshkova. Marked with a block of 6 stamps 78 (Zagorsky) (Image)

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1905 (?) Tiflis, from a set of trade cards of a confectionery factory in Prague (Image)

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Mute cancellation on the name form, 1914 (Image)

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1914 Surcharge card (T, red pencil) with DC censorship ? 5 and a mute postmark (Image)

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1914 Postcard with mute cancellation (Image)

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1914 Postcard with mute cancellation. The sending was not fully paid, but the payment was not charged. (Image)

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Branded cover of Nobel Partnership with a mute cancellation of Pinsk, Minsk Province (Image)

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1917 Mute cancellation of Rovno, Oboyan, Kursk Oblast. Rovno postcard of Moscow edition. (Image)

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1915 International letter. The oval "Viewed by Military Censorship" handstamp. label of Moscow Commercial Bank (Image)

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"Day of Philately" stamps of 1922, with emulation of international registered mail. "Day of Philately" stamps were sold only at the Head Post Office, the label of registered mail is "Moscow-9", an office located at the beginning of Tverskaya street. (Image)

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International registered letter from Sartana of Yekaterinoslav Province (Donetsk Oblast), rating in the last week of the rate of 09.1916-09.1917. The handstamp and labels of the Petrograd censorship. (Image)

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Postcard of 1909 with an additional excess franking (the rate is 5 kopecks), sent in February 1917 from Tomsk. Handstamp of 17 VK Tomsk and 2110 Petrograd censors (Image)

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A rare registered letter from Yekaterinburg to Petropavlovsk, February 1919, during the reign of Kolchak. A "charge collected" handstamp on the back. "Yekaterinburg Censor 1" handstamp and censorship label (Image)

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