1871, 10 b. ultramarine, type II, horizontal block of 15 from the lower sheet margin, unused, most mint never hinged; very fine and scarce 

1823, "MOSCOV", straight line in red on front of entire prepaid letter via Memel to France

1857, Coat of arms 10k. brown/blue, plate II, fresh color and good embossing, wide even margins all around, used oval cancellation, fine

1857, Coat of arms 10k. brown/blue, plate II, fresh color and good embossing,  good margins all around, used pen strokes, fine

1858, Provisional Issue 10 k. imperforate brown/blue, Plate I, fresh colours and strong embossing, close at right otherwise good to wide margins, tied by framed two-line “ODESSA 18 APRIL 1858” to folded lettersheet to St Petersburg (Anderson correspondence), small part of back flap missing, of no importance, very fine and very scarce, certificate Citerne BPP (2024)

10 k. brown/blue, vertical pair of fresh colours and excellent embossing, nicely centred and with good perforations, each adhesive tied by circular dotted numeral “1” (type with two additional dots on each side of the numeral) to a small piece, alongside red framed “S.P.Burg 23 May 1858”, some minor toning on a few perfs, still fine. An extremely scarce multiple, signed and certificates Hofmann BPP (1984), Citerne BPP (2024)

10 k. brown/blue, fresh colours and good embossing, tied by circular dotted numeral “20” (KOSTROMA) to folded entire to Arkhangelsk, reverse arrival scarce two-line unframed “ARKHANGELSK RECEIVED 1 JULY 1859”, the adhesive with one short perf at top and a pressed crease, scarce usage, certificate Mikulski (1988) and Citerne BPP (2024)

1858, 20 k. blue/yellow orange, fresh colours, good embossing and perforations, used with illegible numeral dotted cancellation, one corner perf. slightly shortened, still very fine and scarce, certificate Citerne BPP (2024)

1858, Coat of Arms 10 k. brown/blue, tied by circular numeral dotted “2” (MOSCOW) on commercial entire to St Petersburg, initially written in Reustadt bei Coburg, Bavaria and transmitted privately to Moscow where it finally entered the mail stream, one tiny upper right perforation crease, of no importance, still fine. Extremely rare usage of an early Russian adhesive on a foreign incoming mail, signed Mikulski and certificate Citerne BPP (...

1866, 5 k. black/lilac, four vertical pairs, fresh colours, each neatly tied by cds. “ODESSA 26 MAY 1874” to a double weight step envelope to Marseilles, travelling post office and Warsaw transit postmark on reverse, one stamp with a defective corner, otherwise a very fine and scarce 40 kopek franking, signed Mikulski

1875, Coat of Arms 20 k. blue/light orange printed on paper with inverted and reversed watermark, Plate II, upper left corner panel with 25 subjects with die flaws “Crossed T”, fresh colours and good embossing, minor wrinkles on the margins and some grain sands, of no importance, very fine and rare, certificate Citerne BPP (2025)

1915, Charity 1 k.- 10 k., cpl. set imperforate, fresh colours, mint never hinged, very fine, all values signed Mikulski