Card of prisoner of war issued by the Postal district. Sent from Tsaritsyn (Volgograd), Saratov Province. The seal of the military chief of Tsaritsyn and the censor handstamp 120. Handstamps, marks ("Correspondence of a prisoner of war") in two languages, a large triangle of censorship of Austria-Hungary. (Image)

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Local issue of the card for prisoners of war. Handstamp of the officers' camp in Skobelev (Ferghana, Uzbekistan), an indistinct handstamp of censorship. Calendar postmark of Tashkent. (Image)

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Postcard of 1909 with paid response, additionally franked with stamp 94 (Zagorsky). Rectangular stamp of censorship 509. Surcharge handstamp (T). Surcharge handstamp was applied due to the division of the address side of the postcard into two parts. This was allowed for illustrated postcards, but the rule did not apply to the marking of postcards. In Switzerland, 20 centimes were collected for the violation. The reply part is not used. (Image)

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1915, Registered letter from Vitebsk to Finland. Franked at an international rate of 20 kopecks, handstamp of the Finnish censorship. (Image)

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