1918, 1rbl. as strip of three and 7 rbl. single, all with Poltava tridents, tied by cds. "KOROL 17 1 19" to somewhat cut-down receipt for post-office box registration, attractive and very scarce
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1920, Definitive 20g. blue tied by cds. "RANGOON SORTING 22 MY 35" to small cover with adjacent straight-line "Paquebot", unusual, fine
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KYIV: 5 rbl. imperforated with other adhesives on reverse of a Cash on Delivery letter from KIEV 7 11 18 to VINNITSA ZABUSHE 9 11 18. Two correctly used labels on front together with indication of the amount of 225 rubels to be collected . At this period, Cash on Delivery items are very rare and provide one of the few ways in which a high value stamp , like the 5 rub , could be used on a letter rather than a formular card, roughly opened, otherwise fine
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KYIV: 1918, 7r. black/yellow, four singles with Kyviv 1 overprint, one with typical neat KIEV CTO , the other appears postally used, the other with unlisted variety, inverted overprint, this one showing on reverse handstamp "Aufdruck FALSCH" but cancelled through in pencil with initials of Dr Seichter and regular Dr Seichter guarantee bottom right of reverse, part KIEV cancel, and another stamp with unlisted combination with additional Kyiv 2 Trident ( probably 2b ) , cancel is probably Kiev, signed UPV
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KYIV: 3k. imperforated, unused and used block of 25 showing the scarce 5-cliché multiple, each struck five times in blue-violet, fine, signed Pateman in the corner of each block
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OVRUCH: 50k. with local trident and additional franking tied by cds. "OVRUCH 7 12 18" to money transfer to Iskorost, delayed but eventually signed for in March 1919, some abrahsion on 50k. and some adhesion to left of card, otherwise fine, scarce
Provenance: Ustinovsky collection
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POLTAVA: 1rbl, two blocks of four with overprint type 1 in violet, used and unused, fine
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ZDOLBUNOVO / ZDOLBUNIV: 1919, Money Transfer Form sending 300 roubles from ZDOLBUNOVO VOLJINSK ] 17 2 19 to ZHITOMIR with 20 2 19 receiver mark on reverse and recipient ' s signature for the following day . Charged at 1 % of the 300 roubles transferred and franked with 3 x 1 rouble imperforate Imperial Arms stamps overprinted in violet with the distinctive local Trident handstamp of Zdolbunovo / Zdolbuniv ( Bulat 2497 ) . Neatly cancelled and overall in fine condition
Provenance: ex Ustinovsky collection
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1918, two money transfer forms using 13 Katerynoslav type 1 Tridents , one sent to Kamenets Podolsk and one to Kharkov . One form is a post - 1917 printing with the Imperial Arms at top left removed but otherwise identical to the earlier version which is signed VYROVYJ and uses stamps with significant background colour shift, one card with the usual punch holes
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1920, Vienna Issue, 1,3,5 and 40g., each as imperforated block of 15 printed on reverse of maps, two blocks with marginal inscriptions, unused, fine
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1918/23, postfrische, ungebrauchte und gestempelte Partie (ohne Trident-Aufdrucke), dabei Einheiten, Probedrucke etc., dazu Mariupol-Ausgabe Mi.-Nr. 1 im postfrischen 8er-Block vom Bogenunterrand

1918, 40 ungebrauchte und gestempelte Marken von Kiew 1, Shitomir und Tschernigow, ex Lager Travor Pateman, hoher Katalogwert

1918, über 80 postfrische und ungebrauchte Marken Charkow Type 1, dabei 25er-Block Bulat Nr. 699a, Originale und Nachdrucke, teils sign. Dr. Seichter