1904, 5 r. – 500 r., all with handstamp "ULTRAMAR" on piece of record sheet

1893, postal stationery card 20 reis rose cancelled Correio S. Vicente 17.OUT.93 to Argentina, arrival mark Buenos Aires 7.NO.93 on reverse, fine

1892, Postal stationery card 10 r. blue uprated with two singles 10 r. green and 20 r. rose tied by oval Lourenco Marques 24/AU/92 ds., to South Africa, cancelled on reverse with black BARBERTO AU/27/92 transit cds. and JOHANNESBURG 1.9.92 and arrival mark, with short corner flaw and vertical crease, still fine.

1904, 5 r. – 500 r., all with handstamp "ULTRAMAR" on piece of record sheet

1858, Handstruck 40 parale blue on thin blueish paper, cancelled JASSY FRANCO in red, full short margins, tiny flaw and border faults, otherwise fine, signed

1862, “FRANCO TEKOUTCI” fancy black cancellation on 30 par. blue, full-margins, fine.

1862, 30 par. blue octagonal cut and tied by clear blue “TURNU MAGURELE 12/9” cds. to folded envelope, slightly separated at top and bottom and minimal traces of transport, otherwise fine, a rare postmark (with star!) on envelope.

1862-98, 29 stamps showing nice cancellations, few tiny and faults but interesting

1868, Prince Carol 18 b. carmine-rose and brick-red with very clear cancellations, one left margin touched, otherwise fine

1871, Prince Carol 5 b. carmine and 10 b. yellow with very clear cancellations, two stamps margins touched, otherwise fine

1871, 5 bani rose, a fine four margined example in a bright shade, neatly tied to 'Recepisa de Priimire' for a registered letter to Braila at 50 bani rate by 'BUCURESTI 12/10' datestamp (Kiriac fig. 423) in black, small filing hole, vertical light file fold not affecting the stamp, fine