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1921, Red Cross 10+30m. brown-carmine with additional franking, tied by cds. "WARSZAWA 26.4.21” to registered airmail cover to Prague with arrival mark, vertical fold and backflap missing, somewhat stained, otherwise a fine and very rare commercial cover, signed Petriuk with certificate (2025)

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1920, "Cenzura Wojskowa”, polish military censor label tied by oval "Wr. I. / 55” seal to cover from Russia via Moscow to Baranowicze, very rare, sent during the very short period when a postal exchange with Russia was still definitely permitted before the Riga Treaty from March 1921
 

"POCZTA HOTELOWA POLONIA-PALACE LODZ" red boxed cancellation, clear on franked registered cover from "LODZ 20.XI.35” to Warsaw with arrival mark, vertical fold not touching cancel or adhesive, a fine and scarce entire, signed. Schmutz and Petriuk with certificate (2025)

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"Poczta Hotelowa Biuro prosb i pdan J. Kafarskiego Brzesc n-B”, violet cachet with handwritten daten "14.IV.38” and register number "58” on large format franked, registered cover from "BREZESC N/ BUG2 12.IV,38” to Piszczac with arrival mark, vertical fold at left, usual transportation wear, a very scarce and attractive Hote-Post entire, signed Petriuk with certificate (2025)

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1860, Polish Postal Stationery 10 k. black, format type B (29mm), used with a neat strike of the four-square numeral "1” with red cds. "WARSAW 27/1” alongside, sent to St Petersburg, reverse arrival cds. "ST PETERSBURG 29 JAN. 1865”, some minor soiling, still fine. A scarce late usage, as all Polish stationeries were demonitized early in 1865, signed Jakubek 

1860/1923, unused and used collection with some covers, starting with Mi.-Nr. 1(6) including clear "138” RADOM numeral and "DP” cancel, later with better items and varities like bisected stamps, inverted overprints throughout, all neatly written up, good condition

1860/1957, mostly mint never hinged together with unused and used collection, many complete sets in the 1945/57 period, overall in very good and fresh condition, neatly housed in one album

1913/19 (ca)., interesting group of covers and cards, including West Ukraine and Austrian Field Post, some better items with 1918 Austrian postal receipt with machine cancel "DROHOBYCZ 2. XI. 18”, 40 h. tied by cds. "WOJNILOW 22 11 18” with part of label "ZAGRANICZNYCH”, 1919 postcard to France with large violet circular "6 PULK ARTYLLERIE POLNEJ  1 GRUPA  and cds. ”TRESOR POSTES 24 7" alongside, Austrian 10 h. and 15 h. with framed overprint "IX 794” on small envelope, etc., mixed condition, several signed Mikulski, most unusual

1915/1919, postfrische/ungebrauchte und gestempelte Sammung der Ausgaben des 1.Weltkrieges, teils mit Farben gesammelt, guter Schwerpunkt bei den Bestellpostämtern mit Sosnowice, Warschau, Zarki, Przedborz, Zawierce und Luboml, wobei diese fast alle kompetent signiert sind wie Jungjohann BPP, Mikulski und meist Petriuk PZF mit Typenangabe, weiterhin einige Aufdruckmarken der Republik1918/1919. 

1918/19, Provisional Postage Dues, interesting collection, unused and used with over 140 cards and covers from ALBIGOWA to ZATOR, all neatly written up, good condition

1918/44, unused and used collection with covers, including Port Gdansk and Western Ukraine, interesting assembly with some early imperforated essays for 1917-18 project, censored commercial mail with "Gepr. Übw. stelle Posen taxed upon arrival with red boxed ”POCZTA MIEJSKA 6 GROSZY", together with some other incoming mail, some official reprints, etc., some occasional faults as to be expected, overall in good condition

1918/1955 (ca.), mint never hinged/unused and used collection, including Officials, Postage Dues and Related Areas, some complete sets and better values throughout, together with a fine selection of souvenir sheets with some duplicates including Mi.-Nr. Bl 1 unused and used, Bl. 9 and 11 mint never hinged, etc., a few doubtful items noted, some occasional faults as to be expected, overall in good condition, a useful lot, in one album

1918/1988 (ca.), unused and mostly used accumulation, including Postage Dues and Locals, together with some duplicates, a few forgeries noted, mixed condition, in one stockbook

1904/1939 (ca.), interesting group of over 35 covers and cards, ecclectic range of frankings and types of mail, incl. 1916 Austro-Hungarian Fieldpost incoming mail to Warsaw, fine to very fine

1920/22, interesting group of 6 cards and covers with different military censor cancellation of Tarnopol, all written up on pages, scarce, all signed Petriuk, mostly good condition

FIELD POST OFFICE "POCZTA POLOWA N°23": 1921/22, 14 registered cards, mostly with adjacent cds. "FRONTOWA POCZTA POLOWA"; mostly fine, a scarce group

1915/18, very interesting unused and used collection including some covers, mainly Warsaw, Checiny, Luboml, Przedborz, Sosnowice, Zarki, Myslenice, Jedrzejow, Olkusz, Tarnow, Czenstochau, Gradzisk, Kalisz, Otwack, Sieradz, containing multiples, bisected stamps, varities etc., all neatly written up

1918, Germania 20 and 30 pfg. with overprint type I tied by cds. "KALISCH 28.11.18" to cover to Warsaw, slight transportation wear, fine, signed Mikulski and Petriuk PZF with certificate (2022)

1918, Germania 2½, 5, 7½, 10, 20 and 60 pfg., all with handstamp type I, 2½, 20 and 60 pfg. used with violet cachet, 5-10 pfg. unused without gum, very rare, 5 pfg. few missing perfs at left, otherwise fine, a.o. signed Mikulski and Rachmanow and certificate Petriuk PZF (2024)

Reference: depicted in Fischer catalog 2022, volume 2

1918, Germania 10 pfg. red and 15 pfg. violet, each as horizontal pair with black resp. red overprint "Na Skarb Narodowy”, all tied by provisional boxed "Wloclawek” to registered cover to Lodz with arrival mark, few short perfs, otherwise fine and rare with only a few covers known, signed Petriuk PZF with certificate (2024)

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