1902-03 2ch brown postal stationery card with the 1899 arabesque control handstamp and the 1902-03 Provisoire 1319 issue handstamp, a are commercial usage of a twice audited/controlled card (Image)

1906 Government of Iran Iran imprint handstamp 5ch red Postal Stationery card uprated with King Edward VII India 1a tied by LINGA datestamp 2 JL 06 sent to Germany with Seapost Office cds JL 28 06, very fine, rare (Image)

1913 5c on 5c red Mozafferedin Shah postal stationery card (late use) used by someone at the Persian Kazak School run by Russian Officers (led by Russian Prince Vadbolsky), sent Nov 19th 1913, to Berlin, with cachet handstamp of the Kazak Military School in Persia applied to back, only recorded example, small creasing, rare (Image)

1914-21 Ahmad Shah 5c red on cream card postal stationery card sent from a Captain Jack Goggs, 5th Motor Transport Corp, East Persia Field Forces, Hormuk Camp, cancelled by a faint "Kuh-Malek-Siah-Ziarat" cds, sent to London, with "F.P.O. No. 379 14 NOV 18" cds and violet oval "PASSED BY CENSOR QUETTA", very fine, the only recorded document from the East Persia Cordon Field Force at Hormuk Camp (Image)

1914-24, Group of three postal stationery cards; 1914 5ch red on cream card, unused (Persiphila PC32); 1920 2c on 2ch on light red card (PC38) cancelled by KASR-CHRINE cds, minor creasing and a stain; and 1924 12ch on 5c (PC34) unused, fine group (Image)

1879-1960s, Collection of 75+ postal stationery cards and envelopes, vast majority unused and in very fine condition, all different, incl. reply-paid cards, "Persana" official, overprints, used Internation Reply coupon, etc., a great lot for starting a specialised postal stationery collection