1919, PPC (view of Pyatigorsk) sent from Yerevan to Mtskheta (now Georgian Republic), franked by two stamps with framed ''Z'' overprint, all appropriate markings, VF, L. Eisold certificate (Image)

1920, perforated 3.50r with framed ''Z'' overprint and inverted unframed overprint on perforated 1r, two high values used on registered cover from Yerevan to Batum, postmarked on arrival, roughly opened at the bottom, still F/VF and very scarce, reportedly only four mailings are known with No.47 (Image)

1919, black handstamped monogram over surcharge (type II) 60k on 1k orange, right sheet margin imperforated se-tenant block of six (3x2), top three stamps have unframed (6.5mm) monogram, while bottom ones - framed (14mm) monogram, central Alexandropol date stamp, fresh, VF and scarce multiple (Image)

1921, black surcharges 5(r) over violet ''Z'' overprint on 20k (''r'' omitted) and 5r over framed black ''Z'' overprint on 20k, two stamps used on reverse of local Alexandropol (now Gyumri) registered cover, the same ''29.8.21'' cancellation on front and reverse, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Hammer and Sickle, 1r gray green, imperforated block of four, design is printed on both sides (one is inverted), no gum as produced, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Mythological Monster, 2r slate gray, imperforated block of four, design is printed on both sides (one is inverted), no gum as produced, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Symbols of Soviet Republic, 3r carmine rose, imperforated block of four, design is printed on both sides, no gum as produced, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Ruined City of Ani, 5r dark brown, imperforated block of four, design is printed on both sides (double impression on reverse), several pin-holes, no gum as produced, NH, VF appearance (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Armenian Soldier, 50r red, imperforated block of four, design is printed on both sides, no gum as produced, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Mythological Monster, 100r orange, imperforated block of four, design printed on both sides (one is inverted), no gum issued, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Soviet Symbols, 250r dark blue, imperforated block of four, design printed on both sides (one inverted), no gum as issued, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Fisherman, 1000r gray blue, imperforated block of four, design printed on both sides (one is inverted and shifted to the left), no gum as issued, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Post Office Building in Yerevan, 2000r bistre, imperforated block of four, design printed on both sides (one is inverted), no gum as issued, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Ruins in City of Ani, 5000r dark brown, imperforated block of four, design printed on both sides (one is inverted), no gum as issued, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Street View in Yerevan, 10,000r pale brown red, imperforated block of four, design printed on both sides (one is inverted), no gum as issued, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Lake Sevan and View of Monastery, 15,000 blue, imperforated block of four, design printed on both sides (one is inverted and shifted to the left), no gum as issued, NH, VF (Image)

1921, First Constantinople issue, Mythological Griffin, 20,000 rose, imperforated block of four with design printed on both sides (one is inverted), no gum as produced, NH, VF (Image)

1922, black thin (type II) surcharge 4(k), appearing as ''1'', on the First Constantinople imperforated stamp of 25r slate gray, full OG, previously hinged, VF and very scarce, expertized by K. Lissiuk, Artar #728 var (Image)

1923, Soviet Newspaper ''Shiraki Ranchpar'', sent locally in Alexandropol (address label is attached), franked by black surcharge 5(k) on 1st Constantinople stamp of 50r red, usual folds, some ageing, mostly F/VF and scarce (Image)

INTACT COLLECTION ON ALBUM PAGES: 1918-22, about 400 mostly mint stamps, representing overprints and surcharges on Imperial stamps, Paris, 1st Constantinople, Soviet, 2nd Constantinople and later surcharged issues, many latest ones with Rossica Expert Committee certificates, however we note a portion of reference and bogus items especially in the first part of the Collection, minor flaws possible, generally fresh quality, full/large part of OG, F/VF, legitimate C.v. is about $3,500 (Image)