1913 10pa blue green, 20pa carmine rose, 1pi ultramarine, three different, each canceled on piece (Vlone or Qukes pmks), fine-v.f., signed Prindushi, Dr.Peters, A.E.I.P., cat. $725 (Cat No. 5,6,7) (Image)

Cat. $725, Est.US$250

1913 1pi black, white laid paper, sewing machine perforations, unused without gum as issued, v.f., signed Prindushi, Dr.Peters, A.E.I.P. (Mi.Euro 650) cat. $575 (Cat No. 20a) (Image)

Cat. $575, Est.US$250

1919 (4 Feb) On Active Service cover to Isle of Man, with "Received from H.M.Ship No Charge to Be Raised" and London arrival datestamp, countersigned by the Ship Captain, fine usage (Image)

Est.US$150

1918 (12 Sep) YMCA cover, cachet and "Army YMCA Archangel North Russia" handstamp, endorsed "Soldier's Mail" and addressed to Michigan, censored "X20" (British), filing fold and some toning, with letter in which private Warner writes home to his parents ("we are not allowed to say much in our letters") (Image)

Est.US$250

1918 YMCA cover endorsed "Soldier's Mail" and American Northern Russia Expeditionary Forces, censored by hand and with oval "PE/C 20" in violet, addressed to Kalamazoo, also included is a shoulder patch worn by members of the AEF in North Russia (Image)

Est.US$200

1919 (27 Feb) cover and letter written by Private Warner to his parents in Michigan, handstamped "Army YMCA North Russia", Field Post Office "P.B. 66" applied in Obozerksaya and oval "PE/C/28" British censor markings, with the original shoulder patch worn by soldiers of the North Russia Expeditionary Force. In addition, there is a cover and letter from the same correspondence. This one endorsed "Soldier's Mail", from Archangel, 22 November, 1918, just 11 days after the armistice was signed. Private Warner describes the voyage from England, sinking of two German U-Boats, etc., postmarked Field Post Office P.B.44 (Bakharitza), with "X19" censor, roughly opened at right, otherwise fine. There is also a picture postcard from Archangel, April 14, 1918 to France, but without any postal markings (Image)

Est.US$500

1919 (31 May) On Active Service cover addressed to Lt. W.W. Attwood Omsk, Siberia, showing the rare "British Mission Post Office Vladivostok" departure pmks, some cover wear, fine early usage (Ted Proud records "earliest" usage May 21) (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (8 July) pre-printed On His Majesty's Service cover to England, with "O.A.S." endorsement, with excellent departure strike "British Mission Post Office Vladivostok", filing fold, fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 two Canadian YMCA covers and letters from drummer J.Morley in the 25th Battalion Middlesex Regiment, endorsed "On Active Service", sent from Vladivostok to Isle of Man, with "British Mission Post Office Vladivostok" markings, letters with interesting contents, one "The Russian Volunteer Fleet have ceased running, the men being out on strike in sympathy with the railway workers. Still boats to come from Japan" (Image)

Est.US$300

1919 two Canadian YMCA covers and letters from drummer J.Morley in the 25th Battalion Middlesex Regiment, endorsed "On Active Service", sent from Vladivostok to Isle of Man, with "Field Post Office 201" pmk, the other with "British Mission Post Office Vladivostok" marking, fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$300

1919 (30 Apr) Japanese picture postcard endorsed "On Active Service", with "Field Post Office Canadian Siberian Exp. Force" pmk, addressed to Victoria, B.C., fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (20 Mar) Japanese lettersheet endorsed "On Active Service", sent from Vladivostok to Toronto, with violet "Base Depot March 21 1919 Siberia" and canceled by "Field Post Office Canadian Siberian Exp. Force" pmk, fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (30 Mar) cover from France to Lt.Larfant Headquarters Canadian Corps British Expeditionary Force in Siberia, address crossed out in crayon, with red "Address not Known" alongside, framed "Retour a L'Envoyer Pas Trouve" (return to sender not found) handstamp, Paris arrival, forwarded to Vancouver, Canada, finally with Dead Letter Office Ottawa (1 Oct 19) on back. An interesting around-the-world journey from France to a Canadian soldier in Siberia, accepted without any postal charges and finally to Canada (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 Canadian YMCA cover with Canadian franking 1c and 2x2c tied by "Field Post Office Canadian Siberian Exp. Force" pmk and addressed to Utrecht, Holland, endorsed "Feldpost Siberia", showing return address "6th Division Vladivostok Siberia" and Utrecht (28 May 19) arrival, fine and extremely rare cover from a Canadian soldier to a relative in Holland (mail to any destination other than Canada would require franking) (Image)

Est.US$500

1919 (26 Feb) picture postcard endorsed "On Active Service", with "Field Post Office Canadian Siberian Exp. Force" pmk, addressed to Westmount, Que, with violet "Orderly Room Can.Rifles Siberia Feb 22 1919" at bottom, fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 cover franked with Imperial 10k, tied by Vladivostok departure, addressed to "Colonel de Magner" c/o Headquarters of the French Army, showing handstamp in Cyrillic "Lt.General K.C.Zhou Delegate of the Chinese Government to the Headquarters of the Japanese Expeditionary Army in Siberia" and boxed Vladivostok censor, accompanied by a card from "General Zhou Representative of the Chinese Government to the Allied Forces, best New Year Wishes", v.f. and extremely rare cover from the Chinese Army presence in Siberia (Image)

Est.US$4,000

1919 (15 Dec) native letter from the Chinese Commissioner to Siberia, sent to the Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs in Beijing, reporting on deployment of foreign intervention forces in Russian Far East and increasing Japanese influence in Siberia, some wear, rare item (Image)

Est.US$750

1918 (Sep) picture postcard with violet "Bataillon Colonial Siberien / Le Commandant" cachet, Russian 5k adhesive placed over, endorsed "Front de Siberie", sent by member of 3rd Zouaves de Vietre to Tonkin, fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1918-19 (31 Dec) two picture postcards to Cahors, France, one with "Mission Militaire Francaise en Siberie Aeronautique / Le Vaguemestre", the other in violet "Mission Militaire Francaise en Siberie Service Postal", each with San Francisco transit pmks, faint toning, otherwise fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$300

1919 (29 Jan) cover with letter from Siberia to Bordeaux, with "Mission Militaire Francaise en Siberie Aeronautique / Le Vaguemestre" cachet, similarly endorsed, with "Franchise Militaire" and Paris arrival pmks, interesting contents describing the sender's voyage through Honolulu and Japan, sent "Parc 407 en Siberie" (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (21 Apr) cover with "Mission Militaire Francaise en Siberie Base Francaise de Vladivostok" cachet, sent through the U.S. Postal Agency Siberia, showing a perfect duplex alongside, addressed to San Francisco, fine and very rare usage from the French contingent via U.S. forces (Image)

Est.US$500

1919 (24 Jan) printed envelope "Attache Mission Militaire Francaise en Siberie", sent from, Tokyo, with Japanese franking to France, fine and unusual item (Image)

Est.US$500

1918 (15 June) picture postcard (Bridge over the Yalu River) addressed to Pechino from a soldier attached to the "Distaccamento Italiano Irredenti Cina", with violet "Comando Distaccamento Ra Marina in Cina" handstamp (Italian Legione Redenta was an Italian military formation that participated in the Siberian Intervention during the Russian Civil War. It was formed with 2500 prisoners of war who had been captured by the Russians from the Austro-Hungarian Army. The Legion fought against Bolshevik forces in Siberia and Manchuria, and was instrumental in protecting the Trans-Siberian Railway necessary for the Allied support to the White forces) (Image)

Est.US$250

1919 (30 Mar) free-frank envelope, with a four-page letter, posted from Krasnoyarsk and showing the return address of the Italian Expedition to the Far East, Vladivostok, with "RR.Poste Italiane RR. Truppe Italiane in Estremo Oriente Comando", violet "Censura Postale" handstamp applied on arrival in Trieste, fine

Est.US$250

1919 (7 Mar) specially prepared military free-frank card headed "R.R. Truppe Italiane in Estremo Oriente", written from Krasnoyarsk and addressed to Trieste, with military unit information filled in on back, fine and rare usage by a member of the Legione Redenta (Italian Legione Redenta was an Italian military formation that participated in the Siberian Intervention during the Russian Civil War. It was formed with 2500 prisoners of war who had been captured by the Russians from the Austro-Hungarian Army. The Legion fought against Bolshevik forces in Siberia and Manchuria, and was instrumental in protecting the Trans-Siberian Railway necessary for the Allied support to the White forces) (Image)

Est.US$250