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

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

1922, Philately for the Workers 1 r.-4 r., bronze overprint complete set tied by cds. “MOSCOW -1 5 23” to registered local envelope with reverse arrival, cover with minimal vertical bend, fine and scarce First Day cover

“P.38.”, fine strike on a folded entire from “ST PETERSBURG 10 NOV. 1864” to Rome, Prussian transit via France, embarked on a boat in Marseilles for further transmission to final destination, fine. A very scarce usage of the “P.38.” Prussian marking during the second period of use (for the transit via Prussia and France to third countries, 1862-1865) (Van der Linden-Nr. 2097)

“P.45.”, very fine strike on folded entire from “WARSAW TRAIN STATION ST PETERSBURG 7 SEPT. 1866” to Naples, Prussian transit via France and Genoa, reverse arrival red framed “ARRIVO NAPOLI SET 66”, fine. A very scarce usage of the “P.45.” Prussian marking, recored during the third period of use (for the transit via Prussia and France to third countries, from 1866) (Van der Linden-Nr. 2113)

1898, Post and Telegraph Saving Bank booklet, complete with 22 pages, some of them with 1 to 10 roubles savings stamps tied by cds. “SOPOTSKYN SUVALK”, some minor imperfection as to be expected, still fine, scarce 

1911, Tribunal Service 15 k. with additional franking Romanov 7 k., both tied by cds. “LYUBIN 15 12 13” to registered court justice envelope to the small village Tatarov, some faults as to be expected for this large format, still attractive and a very scarce usage

1866, 1 k. black/yellow on horizontally laid paper, tied by cds. “ST PETERSBURG 30 JULY 1881” to registered postal stationery envelope 20 kopek blue to London used with a further cds. strike, alongside framed “ZAKAZNOE” and red oval “REGISTERED 15 AU 81 LONDON”, correct 21 kopek tariff, back flap missing, still fine and scarce

“ST PETERSBURG CHANCELLERY POST. DIRECTOR 21.DEC.1902", very fine strike on reverse of an uprated British 1 d. postal stationery envelope from “PADDINGTON DE 31 02” to the “Minister of Foreign Affairs to His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias”, very fine, together with superb strike of the earlier type cds. “ST PETERSBURG CHANCELLERY DIRECTOR 15 FEV. 1889” on reverse of large part envelope, also a fair strike of the Special Office...

“TABRIZ RUSS(IAN) CONSULATE 20 8 16 *”, two clear strikes tying a 20 kopek Romanov franking on a registered envelope to Iorev Lifland, Russia, departure cds. repeated on front alongside the scarce registered label from the consulate, censor marks and reverse arrival cds., back flap roughly opened as well as transportation traces, still fine and scarce

1919, Omsk issue 35 k. on 2 k. perforated, vertical pair tied by cds. “VLADIVOSTOK 21 () 19” to envelope to USA via Japan, alongside framed violet censor handstamp, correct 70 kopek tariff, some wrinkles and minor imperfections, still fine and scarce