“MURAVIEVSKI LAGER 20 VI 1907” CAMP MURAVIEV on postal money transfer order for the sum of 262 roubles and 15 kopek with the camp label alongside, reverse arrival “KOVNO 21 VI 1907”, 5 k. couple of short perfs. of no importance, very fine and very rare, one of only a few postal money order from this temporary post and telegraph office which was opened during Summer only

“VILNA TEMP(ERORY) P. O. V LAGER 16 May 1892” VILNA MILITARY CAMP special cds. on 20 k. registered postal stationery envelope to Roma with reverse arrival cds. “ROMA 6 -92”, minor imperfections no detracting, still fine. Extremely rare and the earliest date of usage recorded for this camp

1920, 20k. on 14k. cobalt/red tied by cds. "VLADIVOSTOK 28 10 21" to registered cover with Russian and French r-label to Miloslaw, Poland with adjacent polish censor mark "P10" of Posen, London transit and "MILOSLAW 16.12.21" arrival mark, horizontal fold and some light transport wear, a very rare and with polish censor mark probably unique cover, certificate Mikulski (2005)

1921, Vladivostok issue 2 k., good to large margins, tied by cds. “VLADIVOSTOK -1 3 21” to printed matter band to Riga, Latvia, alongside singleline “PECHATNOE”, mail sent “via Japan”, reverse arrival cds. 13 IV 21, very fine. A very scarce single usage at the printed matter rate

1945, Science Academy 2 r., left sheet margin with paper production variety “part of the design printed on additional strip of paper”, mint never hinged (the right half with traces of the underlying paper on back), very fine. A most unusual variety 

1869/70, Prince Milan IV. 20 pa. blue tied by cds. “BELGRADE 15.VII.(70) to underfranked entire letter with boxed ”AFFRAN.INSUFF." and red tax note “4” via Semlin to Neusath with change blue tax note “6x” (Kreuzer), fine

1914, King Peter I. 35 pa violet, imperforate proof on white, ungummed paper (114x140mm), tiny creases at the margins, otherwise fine

1915,King Peter & Military Staff 20 pa. rose, imperforated singel die proof on ungummed, white paper (88x85mm), fine, signed Calves

1918, Coat of Arms 5 pa. black, imperforate single die proof on white, ungummed paper (115x140mm), tiny creases at left margin with one small tear, otherwise fine

1918, Coat of Arms 30 pa. black, imperforate single die proof on glossy, ungummed paper (107x127mm), small tear at right and small corner fault at upper right, otherwise fine

1879, Alfonso 4 pts. and  10 pts., fresh colours, unused with original gum, very fine and fresh. Each with  certificate Baschwitz BPP (2025)

1879/83, UPU stationery card 15 (femton) green, neatly used with cds “STOCKHOLM 15 10 90” to Shanghai with transit and arrival cds “SHANGHAI NO 24 90 LOCAL POST”, tiny closed teared at bottom and negligible edge faults, still fine. A very rare card, being the convergence of a most unusual use to an elusive destination