1909 Lar Rebellion: 1sh. violet, type 2, imperforeate, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 6sh. violet, type 2, imperforate, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 6sh. violet, type 2, imperforate imprint impression on parcel fragment, used, unusual & very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 9sh. violet, type 2, imperforate, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 1kr. rose, type 2, imperforate, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 3sh. violet, type 3, imperforate, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 6sh. violet, type 1, irregularly pin-perforated, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 6sh. violet, type 3, pin perforated, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 6sh. violet, type 3, imperforate, two used singles tied on reverse of large part cover fragment, extremely rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 6sh. violet, type 3, imperforate, single tied on reverse of part cover fragment, cancel of a dubious nature, still extremely rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 9sh. rose, type 3, imperfoate, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1909 Lar Rebellion: 12sh. rose, type 3, imperfoate, used, very rare, signed Sadri (Image)

1912 Picture Postcard showing the "Army of Tabriz" on manoeuvres sent from Tabriz 15 JAN 1, to Munich Germany, franked to the front with Ahmad Shah First Portrait issue 1c, 3c and 2c, tied by cds, very fine, scarce (Image)

1912 Persia Senneh Rebellion Issue: The Shah had been ousted and taken care of by Russia. In 1912 he decided with help of his brother to return unlawfully. His brother entered Senneh in April and May 1912 and overprinted the available stamps with a handstamp in Persian "Al-Soltan Mohammad-Ali Shah Qajar", when the outgoing mail with these overprints reached Hamadan the Post Master enquired for instructions from the authorities in Teheran. The result was to return all mail with the instructional text from Teheran written on the envelopes. Only a few covers were registered and also a few were addressed to abroad. A registered envelope from Senneh manuscript Arabic date 20 AP 12 franked with a 1k and a strip of five 1c, cancelled AP 21 12 , sent to Tabriz, 26 AP instructional Rejection Notice in blue and blue control handstamp, cover has been repaired down the left side, only four 1k known, Provenance S. Khorshid, very rare (Image)

1912 The Muhammed Ali-Shah Senneh Rebellion Issue - April 1912. Cover with a 9sh overprinted cancelled Senneh 18 IV 12 and Hamadan (ARRIVE) 20 IV 12. There is no handstamp across the cover obliging the authorities to return the cover to Senneh. However, most probably not forwarded outside of Hamadan due to the order from the higher postal authorities that this type of covers should be returned to Senneh! There is also a "C" control handstamp. signed Dr. Dadkhah (Image)

1912 Persia Senneh Rebellion Issue: A cover sent by Jewish merchant in May 1912 from Senneh to Hamadan franked with a 9ch handstamped "Al-Sultan Mohammad Ali Shah" handstamp (partly on cover, thus applied after franking), rejection notice in blue and black control "C" opening tear along side, very rare, only two 9c covers known, ex E Jospeh (Image)

1912 Persia Senneh Rebellion Issue: The Shah had been ousted and taken care of by Russia. In 1912 he decided with help of his brother to return unlawfully. His brother entered Senneh in April and May 1912 and overprinted the available stamps with a handstamp in Persian "Al-Soltan Mohammad-Ali Shah Qajar", when the outgoing mail with these overprints reached Hamadan the Post Master enquired for instructions from the authorities in Teheran. The result was to return all mail with the instructional Rejection Notice text from Teheran written on the envelopes in blue crayon. Only a few covers were registered and also a few were addressed to abroad. Envelope from Senneh manuscript Arabic date 13 AP 12, franked with a 13ch blue and violet (only 13 known - Provenance E Joseph), sent to Constantinople, but returned with the instructional text, very fine and very rare (Image)

1912 The Muhammed Ali-Shah Senneh Rebellion Issue - April 1912. Cover with a 13sh overprinted cancelled Senneh 7 IV 12 and Hamadan (DEPART)) 26 IV 12 and addressed to Beirut. There is a handstamp across the cover obliging the authorities to return the cover to Senneh. There is also a "C" control handstamp. Dr. Dadkhah seal. Very few covers with this overprint have been recorded addressed to abroad (Image)

1913 Persia Rebellion and Occupational Issues: An album page written up "Az Sari Rebellion" with a cover dated 20 May 1913 franked with a Ahmad Shah 6c manually inscribed "Az Sari" tied by an oval seal of Ayatollah Al-Hossani and a "TERAN 25 May 13" cds, very fine and rare (Image)

1944 RUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF IRAN: Registered field post cover from Moscow to fieldpost no. 13379 with arrival marking at back, a scarce item (Image)