1918-20 eight covers or cards, one from Yokohama with Japanese franking, addressed to Treasurer, American Red Cross, Siberian Commission, Vladivostok, with Russian censor and arrival pmks, others to Japan, with cancels of the 28th Field Post Office (Zavitaya) and 12th Field Post Office (Blagoveshchensk), also a military post lettersheet, FPO 4 (Vladivostok Expeditionary Forces, Khabarovsk 30th Inf., 5th Co), plus cover (with letter) used Nov.2, 1918 (early date), FPO 8 (Sabaikal Province), etc., fine group (Image)

Est.$500

1920 (16 Apr) postal card from a soldier in the 9th Infantry, 1st Co. to a Sargeant Major in the 9th Infantry Co., Otsu, Japan, canceled Field Post Office #1, Vladivostok, fine (Image)

Est.$150

1920 (2 June) Japanese card (corner clipped at upper right) from a Hungarian POW at Pervaya Retschka, addressed to "Czecho-Slovak Occupied Territory of Hungary" (today Levice in Slovakia), Russian Censor Chief POW Camp cachet and Japanese Military markings, sent through Moji, Japan (Moji was the distribution city for mail to Europe) (Image)

Est.$150

1920 (30 Sep) POW card (in four languages) from a Hungarian POW at Krasnaya Retschka, addressed to Budapest, violet Japanese censor (usually found in red), sent through Tokyo (7.11.19) (On June 12, 1919, the Krasnaya Retchka POW camp was transferred to the Japanese, after the US Troops departed) (Image)

Est.$150