1911/96, interessante Sammlung beginnend mit 16 Briefen und Karten Russland dabei R-Briefe, meist nach Isfahan, Ansichtskarten usw., Musavat Ausgabe mit Einheiten und einigen Besonderheiten, Aufdruckausgaben reichhaltig mit einigen Briefteilen sowie moderne Ausgaben inkl. Blockausgaben, meist gute Erhaltung (Image)

1921, Sowjetausgabe, interessanter Bestand mit Zwischenstegpaare, kompletter Satz in Viererblocks, teils stark verschobene Druckfarben, interessante Varianten usw., gute Erhaltung

VEREINBARUNGSAUFDRUCKE: 1922, interessante Partie von 21, meist ungebrauchten Werten, teils signiert, gute Erhaltung (Image)

2001/08, Sammlung ungezähnter Kleinbogen und Heftchenblätter CEPT-Ausgaben, alle verschieden, insgesamt 160 Werte (Image)

1919, 1st. Musavat Issue 10 and 60k. and 1 rbl. tied by cds. "???? 4 11 19" to registered cover to Tiflis with arrival mark, a fine and scarce cover (Image)

1919, 1st. Musvat Issue 5 rbl. tied by cds. "???? 5 10 20" to reverse of registered censored cover to Charkov, at this time ordinary mail up to 15g was postage free in the RSFSR and this was also applied in Azerbaijan (Cerese, Azerbaijan section A, p.38). The 5 rbl. paying the applicable registered fee, minor transportation wear, a very rare and interesting cover (Image)

1919, 1st. Musvat Issue 5 rbl. tied by cds. "???????????? 1 3 21" to invalid Russia Kerenski postal stationery 5k. addressed to Prof. Kaigorodov, head of the forestry research institute of the RSFSR, at this time ordinary mail up to 15g was postage free in the RSFSR and this was also applied in Azerbaijan (Cerese, Azerbaijan section A, p.38). The 5 rbl. paying the applicable registered fee, three small archive holes at left, a very attractive and to our knowledge unique usage during the free-frank period (Image)

1919, 1st. Musvat Issue 25 and 50 rbl. as se-tenant pair, unused, few ageing spots and two light corner creases barely visible on front, a very rare item, presumably only six sheets have been printed before this error was noticed and the appropriate stone has been altered, signed (Image)

1920, 2nd. Musvat Issue 60k. with inverted colors, unused, unlisted in the catalogs, a very rare item
Provenance: ex ?Kuzovkin of Baku (Image)

1921, Pictorials 1-2000r. as black trial single die proofs on multicoloured cardboard paper, block of 8 different designs and two pairs, each design showing guidelines in the corners, small red numbers below the designs, a very rare and attractive assembly, the only examples known to us
Provenance: Ceresa, Azerbaijan, section B, p. 432-33 (Image)

1921, Pictorials 1-5000r., 13 trial single proofs in black on white paper and four single colored proofs on brownish paper, three blue proofs on white paper, most still showing guidelines in the corners, in addition three proofs, one in black and two in blue on white paper, of unadopted designs for the 2 and 3 r. stamps, mostly fine, a most interesting and rare group (Image)

Pictorials 2000r., 350 stamps in large multiples corded to Money transfer from for 35.000.000 r. to Baku. Originating from Karagino, a small provincial PO in the Elisavetpol Guberniya. The small PO had neither stamps nor a date canceller available, postage was calculated and noted in handwriting on the transfer form. For further processing it was transferred to the Nikolayevka PO, also there neither Transcausia star nor numerator surcharged stamps where available. Against all the rules the stamps were not revalued and just cancelled with cds. "?????????? 25 4 23". A very attractive and unique piece from the high inflation period
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1922, Postmaster Provisional Issue: 150r. vertical pair with manuscript marking of Tauz Railway Station, fine, scarce
Provenance: E.C. Voikhansky, Potschtove Marky Aserbaydshana, plate XXV, Baku 1971 (Image)

1922, Postmaster Provisional Issue: 2000r. block of six with manuscript marking of Tauz Railway Station, one value small abhrasion, otherwise fine, scarce
Provenance: E.C. Voikhansky, Potschtove Marky Aserbaydshana, plate XXV, Baku 1971 (Image)

1922, Postmaster Provisional Issue: 400r. as horizontal pair tied by two violet handstamps "???????" and cds. "???? 27 2 22" to reverse of registered cover via the Moscow Central Expeditsiya to Vienna, despite some faults a phantastic and rare cover
Provenance: Ceresa, Azerbaijan, section A, p. 110-11

                      W. Nagl. Collection (Image)

1922, Postmaster Provisional Issue: 2000r. and 33000 on 250r. and two copies of 66000 on 2000r., each revalued in red manuscript and used in Zakalty, fine and scarce (Image)

1922, Postmaster Provisional Issue: 150r., two pairs and 400r. 8 singles without overprint tied by cds. "??????? 24 6 22" to reverse of cover (another reverse adjoined to make up cpl. cover). The offical use of postmaster provisionals ended on May 20th 1922, however this cover must be considered as a late use of postmaster provsionals as no numerator overprinted stamps where available, an interesting item (Image)

May 1922, Enumerator Surcharge 50000 on 3000r. as block of 22 including 5 tête-bêche pairs, sensibly folded, and two singles tied by cds. "???? 11 11 22" to registered cover to Geneva, few minor imperfections as to be expected, a very rare and desirable item (Image)

November 1922, Enumerator Surcharge 100000 on 2r. as single and 300000 on 3000r., two pairs, all tied by cds. "???? 15 11 22" to reverse of folded out handmade registered cover from the Editorial Department of the Azerbaijan Naphtha Soc. "ASNEFTI" to London, vertical fold affecting one stamp, stamps partly applied over edge, a attractive and unusual cover (Image)

1922 (November), Second surcharge issue 200000 on 10r. horizontal pair with cds. "???? 23 12 22" on cover with adjacent two-line censor mark "Cauc(asian) War Censor No. 1" addressed to "Fighting Army, 103rd artillery, Doctor Jospeh Jemeljanovich Pirverntjanz" with arrival mark. 
Military mail did not require franking, it was post free but registration was an extra and 400.000 r. is the correct rate for the period

depicted in R.J. Ceresa, "Postage stamps of Russia, 1917-23", Vol. IV, Pts. 13/16, SectionC, page 614 (Image)

November 1922, Rubber handstamp Surcharge 1500000 on 5000r., two single frankings, one registered cover, with surcharge in black and violet used from "????" and sent to Liepaja, Latvia, registered cover slightly stained, otherwise fine, signed Calves resp. Prof. Winterstein (Image)

November 1922, 500.000 on 66000 on 2000r. tied by cds. "???? 25 11 22" to reverse of shortened registered cover with adjacent violet cachet of the transport company of R.S.F.S.R, Baku office, addressed to Moscow, small cut at right, otherwise fine, a very rare and appealing cover
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January 1923, Enumerator Surcharge 15000 on 5000r., block of 9 containing two gutter pairs, used with TPO mark "???? ?????? 6 3 23" and transit mark, some faults, but a rare and still attractive multiple (Image)

January 1923, Enumerator Surcharge 15000 on 70000 on 5000r. vertical pair with additional frnaking tied by cds. "???? 12 2 23" to cover to Anyksciaia, transit marks of Moscow and Kaunas and arrival mark in reverse, vertical fold, otherwise fine, a very rare and desirable item (Image)

1923, Emergency Revaluation: "5" in red manuscript changing the 2000r. to 5000r., one used (at Nikolaevka Elisav) and unused single and an unused block of four, the unused stamps signed Prof. Winterstein, scarce (Image)