1820-64 Stamped Revenue Paper used during the reigns of Tsars Alexander I, Nicholas I and Alexander II, collection of 37 different official documents, each written in Polish, in the name of the corresponding Tsar, printed or stamped denomination from 10 Groszy to 15 Rubles (three in red, with "A II" and crown impressed alongside), some bilingual, others in Polish only (10gr, 2zl), Imperial seal alone, or with Tsar's name alongside, few with Tribunal edicts, money disputes, land transfers, etc., remarkably well preserved, mostly fine-v.f. A fascinating and historical group, rare (Image)

Est.US$5,000

1941-43 Coupons "50 punkt" for steel, leather, cigarettes, textiles etc., vert. strip of 10 in orange, folded between stamps, very rare (Image)

Est.US$500

1941-43 Ration coupons, surcharged "1 punkt" for steel, leather, cigarettes, vodka, soap, textiles, etc., pane of 40 in blue, unused without gum as issued, folded between stamps, fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$1,000

1941-43 Coupons "1 punkt" for sugar, sheet of 25, in red and pink, fine-v.f., unused without gum as issued, very rare (Image)

Est.US$500