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Romania Austrian Levant Post Offices continued...
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2296 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Jassy; 1866ca (March 27): Cover to the Lloyd Agency in Kustendje bearing an enigmatic franking of 1864 Arms 5 so. rose and 10 so. blue (single example and pair), all perf. 9½, all cancelled / tied by wreathed JASSY cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 757). Reverse with GALATZ transit (March 29) cds. The rate unexplained in the pre- or post-1866 tariff, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 55, signed A. Diena & Sorani. Provenance: Heinrich Köhler sale 278 (October 1992), lot 5919 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2297 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Jassy; 1864 (July 6): Quintuple rate Envelope to Paris bearing an enormous mass franking of 1863 15 so. brown perf. 14 (10) in combination with 1864 10 so. blue (5), perf. 9½, 15 overall fine and fresh examples each tied by wreathed JASSY cds (Tchilinghirian fig 757). Red “P.D.”, black “A.” (Autriche) handstamps as well as French “AUTR. STRASBOURG” entry cds in red (July 12) alongside, reverse with WIEN transit cds (July 10). Wax seal cut our, minor perforation irregularities as to be expected for a franking of that sheer size, paying correctly five times the 40 soldi rate to France, the second highest franking of any Austrian post letter from Romania. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 56, cert. Sorani (1995). Reference: Displayed and discussed in Gmach III, p. 384. Provenance: Gärtner sale 34 (June 2016), lot 566 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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2298 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Jassy; 1868 (Aug 7): Postal stationery envelope 1867 Franz-Joseph 10 s. blue to Czernowitz, Bukowina, cancelled by wreathed JASSY cds in blue (Tchilinghirian fig 757). Reverse with CZERNOWITZ arrival cds (Aug 9). A fine and fresh cover, the only stationery envelope of the 1867 issue has been reported used in Romania. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 57. Provenance: Corinphila sale 224 (May 2018), lot 4255 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2299 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Roman; 1857 (Oct 23): Registered Envelope with Avis de Reception, directed to Berlin, full prepayment noted with "27" kreuzer CM on reverse, struck by scarce ROMAN cds in bluish green (Tchilinghirian fig 772), "RECOM." and FRANCO handstamps in the same ink alongside. Reverse with wreathed JASSY and WIEN transit datestamps as well as distribution cds (Nov 1). An appealing cover from this sought after office, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 59. Note: The opening of the Consular office is discussed. While Blistyar in "Die österreichische Post in den Donaufürstentümern" suggest a transformation of the military into a consular PO, Gmach in his first volume of "Österreichische und ungarische Posteinrichtungen in den Donaufürstentümern" suggest a reopening briefly after closure of the military PO due to the existence of this new datestamp. The first item with a strike of the new consular ROMAN datestamp is recorded from 26 Juni 1857. Provenance: Heinrich Köhler sale 268 (May-June 1990), lot 5440 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2300 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Roman; 1859 (Jan 28): Registered Envelope with Avis de Reception incl. full content, directed to Munich, full prepayment noted with "45" soldi on reverse, struck by scarce ROMAN cds in bluish green (Tchilinghirian fig 772), "RECOM." handstamp in the same ink alongside. Reverse with wreathed JASSY and LEMBERG transit as well as MÜNCHEN arrival (Feb 8) cds's. An appealing cover from the Felei correspondence, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 59. Reference: Shown in Tchilinghirian fig. 691 on page 430; displayed and discussed in Gmach I on page 315. Provenance: Collection A. Mazloum, Alexandria; Heinrich Köhler sale 236 (June 1982), lot 1725; Corinphila sale 155 (October 2008), lot 2475 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2301 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Bottushan; 1864 (Aug 11): Registered Cover to Freiberg, Moravia, bearing on front 1863 Arms 5 s. rose and 15 s. brown perf. 14 in mixed franking with 1864 Arms 10 s. blue perf. 9½ on reverse, all tied by neat ex-military "K.K.F.P. BOTTUSCHAN" cds in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 726), RECOMANDIRT handstamp in the same ink alongside, registration note in manuscript at to left. Reverse with CZERNOWITZ transit and "FREIBERG i. MAEHREN" arrival cds (Aug 15). Minor imperfections, but a rare and splendid franking cancelled by an elusive postmark, the former Fieldpost datestamp being in use up to 1865. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 62. Provenance: Collection Hans Smith, Corinphila sale 182 (September 2013), lot 1594 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2302 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Ploesti; 1861 (Sept 6): Prepaid entire letter to Vienna struck with straight line FRANCO and circular "K. K. ÖST. F. P. PLOESCHTI" Fieldpost datestamp used at the Consular office struck in bluish green ink (Tchilinghirian fig. 767) with HERMANNSTADT transit cds in black and WIEN arrival (Sept 11) displaying well on flap. A rare and appealing entire, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 64. Provenance: Robson Lowe sale 3232, Basel (October 1969), lot 2703; Corinphila sale 224 (May 2018), lot 4229 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2303 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Ploesti; 1865 (Aug 23): Registered envelope to Spa, Lüttich province, Belgium forwarded to Ostende, bearing on front 1864 Arms pair 15 s. brown, 10 s. blue on reverse, all perf. 9½ and tied by superb PLOJESTI cds in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 768). "P.D." handstamp, Austrian "RECOM." and Prussian framed "Recomandirt." in red alongside. Reverse with "HERMANNSTADT RECOMAN" datestamp in red, Prussian TPO "MAINZ - COELN", Belgian TPO "ALLEMAGNE EST", VERVIERS and SPA transit cds's as well as indistinct OSTENDE arrival cds (Aug 29). Wax seals on reverse removed and reverse stabilized, nevertheless a most interesting cover, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 65. Note: Another registered cover from the same correspondence was sent the same day but directly to Ostende, see Houser collection, RL Zürich (June 1992), lot 1134. Provenance: Collection Monte Napoleone, Corinphila sale 78 (September-October 1988), lot 666 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2304 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Craiova Postal Expedition; 1867 (Oct 6): Entire letter, dated internally "3 October 1867", struck by merchant's cachet from Craiova, brought privately to Orsova where posted to Vienna, bearing 1864 Arms 5 s. rose, tied by "ALT-ORSOVA" cds, reverse with WIEN arrival (Oct 9). Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 66. Note: The entire is franked only with 5 kreuzer for the unified 1866 tariff within the Empire (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2305 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Ibraila; 1864 (Nov 1): Cover to Pressburg / Bratislava, despatched on board of a DDSG vessel, bearing 1864 15 s. brown (2) perf. 9½, fine and fresh examples tied at the boarder in BAZIASCH. Reverse with oval PRESSBURG (Nov 9) datestamp. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 67 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Romania Russian Post Offices
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2321 cover imageRussian Consular post offices, Galatz; 1853 (Aug 12): Cover to a military unit in Leovo, Bessarabia oblast, struck on reverse aside the official wax seal by two-line "GALATS / 1853 AUG 12" (Tchilinghirian fig. 47). Letter "no 1" in the daily ledger. The Russian consular offices remained open during the brief Russian occupation of the Principalities at the beginning of the Crimean War in 1853, and scarce as thus. After the entry of the Austrian troops these offices had to close. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 97. Provenance: Corinphila sale 205 (June 2016), lot 1887 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2322 cover imageRussian Consular post offices, Galatz; 1861 (March 11): Entire letter to Kishinev struck on reverse with fine watery impression of rare Cyrillic GALATS datestamp with fleuron in green (Tchilinghirian fig. 49). A rare and fine entire (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2323 cover imageRussian Consular post offices, Bucharest; 1858 (Dec 26): Cover from the Russian General Consulate to the Ministry of External Affairs in St. Petersburg, struck on reverse aside the official wax seal by two-line "BUKAREST OTPR" / 26 DECEMBER 1858" (Tchilinghirian fig. 32) with otpravleno meaning despatched) THe "N 1" is the the number from the daily ledger of the office. Charged "2 lei and 4 parale" on front. Earliest use of this post-war datestamp which was replaced already in 1860 by the circular datestamp. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 98. Provenance: Corinphila sale 205 (June 2016), lot 1888 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2324 cover imageRussian Consular post offices, Jassy; 1861 (Jan 13): Small Entire letter to Kishinev, Bessarabia, rate unmentioned, struck on obverse by JASSY despatch cds with feuron in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 43), KISHENEV arrival cds (Jan 16) alongside. Letter "2" on reverse in the daily ledger. Like in Bucharest and Galatz, in 1860 a new circular datestamp was introduced in Jassy, always struck in blue. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 100 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Russia
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2380 cover image1852: Prepaid cover from Ryazan to Krakow endorsed "p. Moscow, Vilna, Warsaw", struck on reverse with oval RYAZAN despatch in black (Sept 20), obverse with oval MOSCOU datestamp (Sept 22) with "FRANCO" below both in red with Krakow arrival (Oct 14) in black. Fine manuscript ratings, with prepaid mail being considerably scarcer than unpaid at this date (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2381 cover image1855 (Jan 8): Entire letter to Baltimore, USA with diamond "St. Petersburg" despatch datestamp (Jan 11) on reverse in black, thence via Aachen with transit datestamp in red (Jan 30g) and half-round "Americ: / Packet" handstamp on reverse (Van der Linden fig. 122) and framed "Paid / 25cts." (Van der Linden fig 2127, both handstamps used later than listed by two years) both applied in Aachen. Thence via Liverpool where carried on Cunard Steamer "Asia" with fine "BOSTON BR. PKT / PAID / 30" circular datestamp (Feb 15) in red. Prepaid Transatlantic mail is most uncommon from Russia, file folds as to be expected but rare (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2382 image1858: 20 kop. blue & orange perf. 12½, a fresh and fine example cancelled by clear and central strike of dotted '777' truncated triangle numeral of Batum (Tchilinghirian fig. 87). A rare numeral issued for use in 1862 at Batum, at that time an office abroad, as Batum became part of the Russian Empire after the 1877/78 Russo-Turkish War. Never seen by the describer and also described in Tchilinghirian as 'no examples recorded yet' (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2383 cover image1878: Arms 2 kopeks black & red, two singles, fresh colour, some perforations flaws, in combination with Arms 8 kopeks grey & rose, good colour, odd short perforation on the left side, used on envelope from St. Petersburg to Montreal, Canada, dated 8 June 1878, tied by ST. PETERSBURG cds, with LONDON PAID transit red transit mark (24 JU 78), paying the double 12 k. rate to Canada via the UK, alongside red “1½” credit marking indicating the special UK concession to Russia, eliminating double transit charges. Reverse with embossed flap 'Nichols & Splincke St. Petersburg'. One of the 2 k. has fault at base. Creasing to envelope clear of adhesives and there is paper adhesion to back. Rare example. Believed to be the only recorded example of prepaid mail from Russia to Canada during the brief concessionary arrangement prior to Canada’s entry into the GPU on 1 July 1878. An outstanding postal history rarity of the Russian foreign mails and Canadian inbound mails (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2384 cover imageAzerbaijan under Russian rule; 1885 (Dec 5): Formular card written in Kedabeg, dispatched at the stantsiya Dzegam, today Dzegamchay in the Elisavetpol gubernia, today Gamcha in Azerbaijan, bearing 1883/88 1 k. orange and 2 k. green, tied by DZEGAMSK despatch cds, Baku-Batum TPO no. 95 and TPO no. 7 alongside and ROSTOV transit as well as BRIGHTON part arrival (Dec 13) backstamps. Card with central vertical fold well away from the franking, the Elisavetpol gubernia is one of the most difficult areas in the Trascaucasus at Imperial times. This card is the first item with the first datestamp used in this office. Reference: Ashford - Imperial Russian Stamps used in Transcaucasia, part 7, depicted and described on page 468. Provenance: Collection Peter Ashford (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2385 cover imageUzbekistan 1909/14: Selection of postcards (5) with two internal, two to France and one to Switzerland, each with Russia Arms frankings and all cancelled by various types of CHARJUY (Chardzhui) circular datestamps (Tchilinghirian figs. 365,366,369) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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