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1913, Romanov 1 k.-1 r., fresh colours, neatly tied by the oval railway station cancellation "S.P.BURG WARS. VOKZ. 2-1 13” to a registered envelope to Dresden with arrival on reverse, except for a light vertical crease at right and a few toned perfs a very fine, attractive and rare first day of issue franking

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1913, Romanov 5 r., fresh colours, tied by small cds. "MOSCOW 28 7 16” with additional franking to insured envelope to France for a value of 3750 rubles, mail redirected via London due to the ongoing battles on the Western front, transit and arrival cds, a few perfs faults otherwise fine, attractive and rare usage

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1921, First Definitives 5 r., two singles, fresh colours and large margins all around, tied by small cds. "PETROGRAD 16 8 21” repeated alongside to registered postcard to London, the card with vertical fold away from the adhesives. A fine and very rare commercial usage of those stamps at their facial value, certificate Kirzhner (2022)

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1921, Liberation of labour 1000r. red single and 100r. orange, block of 10 and two singles, all imperforated, tied by cds. "KOLLINO 5- 9.21” to front and reverse of registered cover to Lithuania with Kaunas transit mark, some minor imperfections, scarce and attractive

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1922, 100000r. on 250r. vertical strip of three together with 40r. on 50k. block of seven, tied by cds. " WOLOTSCHESK RAILWAY STATION 1.2.23” to reverse of registered cover to Warsaw, fine

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1922, 5th Anniversary of the October Revolution 10r. and 40r. on 15k., each imperforated as block of six and single, tied by cds. "ULDA MINSK 3.2.23” to reverse of cover to Warsaw

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1922, Worker 100r. red imperforated, two strips of five tied by cds. "WOLOTSCHISK TRAINSTATION 10.6.23” to reverse of cover to Warsaw, vertical fold, affecting adhesives, otherwise fine, scarce

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1878, Russo-Turkish war, "POLEVOE POCHTTOVOE OTDELENIE 26 MAR 1867", clear strike on lettersheet with reverse side paper seal of the 45th Infantry Battalion. Very fine and scarce. Opinion Todd AIEP (2016) 

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"POLEV. SIBIR. ARM. CORP. POCHT. KON. 3 7 04”, Siberian Army Corps Post Office, clear strike on a military free frank card to Iorel with arrival cds. alongside, the card with coloured embossed Chinese Dragon and Russian Coat of Arms, fine mail sent during the Russo-Japanese War

1917, Official request to a Siberian village with dramatic text on the right "in view of the extreme need for the provisional government to know about the haverst of grain in the Irkutsk region”, formular profusely answered on reverse, clear departure cds. "ALYATSKOE IRK. -5 8 17” and late arrival "IRKUTSK -8 9 17”, vertical archival fold and minor aging, still fine and scarce

1915, two covers franked registered covers from Warsaw to Geneva and Stockholm, both with Censorship lacquer seal "PETROGRAD CENZURA”, some transportation faults, otherwise fine

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1921, 1000r. red, horizontal pair tied by cds. "BARNAUL TOMSK 29.9.21” to reverse of registered cover to Lithuania with "KAUNAS 17 X 1921” transit marks, some faults, still attractive and scarce

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1858/1913 (ca.), mint never hinged/unused and used collection with covers, incl. Russian  Levant, many duplicates with better items starting with the Provisional imperforate issue Mi.-Nr. 1(4) used, 5-7 and 9-11 unused, the collection follows with some high values unused with Mi.-Nr. 38-39y, many cancellations, a good part of Russian Levant with some ROPIT issues, together with a selection of entires and postal stationeries, some Russia used in Poland, etc. Some occasional faults especially in the early issues, overall in fresh condition, an attractive lot in one album

1858/1960, extensive mint never hinged/unused and used collection, almost complete from 1927, some duplicates in the early issues, many better sets and items like Mi.-Nr. Bl 11A-B, Bl 13, a few occasional faults, otherwise in mostly fine condition, in one album

1858/1944, attractive mint never hinged/unused and used collection with some covers and cards, incl. Russian areas and civil war issues, some better items like Mi.-Nr. 3, 7 tied by cds. "KRONSCHTADT 12 JUNE 1865” on small piece (cert. Mikulski), 185IA-B unused, 1867 three-colour franking with Four-Ring cancel "182” (LODZ) on folded entire, together with a part of Ukraine tridents with two covers, etc., some occasional faults especially in the early issues, otherwise in fine condition

1889/1965 (ca.), mint never hinged/unused and used accumulation, together with a few large multiples, mostly very fine, in one small stockbook

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