Russia. South Russia / Salonica. 1916-19 Covers from H.M Collard, 16th Corps Cyclist Battalion, written from camps in England (2), A.P.O 57 at Marseille (2), Salonica (14, Jan. 1917 - Sept. 1918, various F.P.Os), A.P.O S100 at Taranto, Italy (2), back in Salonica (10, Dec. 1918 - Jan. 1919), and finally in South Russia with covers bearing F.P.O 80 (2, Batum) or F.P.O T.27 (Tiflis, minor staining) all with octagonal censor No. 356, also a cover from G.B to Collard in the Salonica force but backstamped at F.P.O T27 in Tiflis (May 9) and returned to London. (34).

North Russia. 1918-19 Stampless O.A.S covers and cards (12) and fronts (2) including items sent before the arrival of the R.E Postal Service with oval censor cachets and naval censors or cancels (cover + 2 fronts) or red London Paid machine, and items with Army or Field Post Office P.B datestamps comprising numbers 2, 14, 44 (2), 55 (with two differing censors and Base Censor label), 66 (2, one on Tobacco Fund card), 77, 88 (War Office censor, cover repaired) or 99 (O.H.M.S cover to "Officer I/C Base Records, Syren"). Also a cover from Archangel to London franked 50k with boxed "Postal Censor" and "INTELLIGENCE / G.H.Q Northern / Russia Exp. Force / Passed by Censor"; and picture postcards of ships at Vladivostock or Murmansk. (17). Photo on Page 110. (Image1)

1915-19 Covers and cards including 1915 postcard from Tom Martin R.N at Sevastopol; 1916 cards from C. Brown (a British soldier or sailor) at Archangel (2); 1916 O.H.M.S cover with London c.d.s, boxed "Received From H.M Ship" and blue oval "SENIOR BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER / WHITE SEA"; 1917 cards a British nurse at Pskov with Russian stamps tied by Russian F.P.O datestamps (2); 1919 O.A.S card from the British Military Mission in Riga, to Mombasa with London c.d.s and War Office cachet; 1919 cover to USA with Rostov-on-Don senders address bearing G.B 2½d tied by British A.P.O Constantinople c.d.s, etc. (13).