1930-1969 used collection with some better items in 3 Lindner albums

1846/1922, Volost Mail in Imperial Russia, collection of 63 covers with a fine range of usages, registration labels and attractive Romanov frankings, some better items with 1846 money letter with boxed “TAMBOV”, scarce oval “BAUSK VOLOST ADMINSTRATION BAUSK COUNTY” as incoming mail receipt mark on registered 7 k. postal stationery envelope from “MITAVA -5 9 14”, some short-lived offices with “CHUDINOVSKOE OREN. VOL. PRAV. -3 12.15”, late...

1863/80 (ca.), Group of 8 covers and postal stationeries, with some better frankings like Mi.-Nr. 19F, 20xb and 22x with oval dotted “S.P.B” to entire letter from “S. PETERBURG 29 MARCH 1870” to Paris (early use of the "V instead of 3 background error), signed Maslowski, Mi.-Nr. 18x 1 k. as single franking on printed matter, etc., together with four unused Zemstvo postal stationeries from Bogorodsk (2) and Fatezh (2), mixed condition

1872/1918 (ca.), Imperial Russia Travelling Post Offices, magnificent collection of well over 475 covers and postcards, expertly arranged by line numbers, many clear strikes with an abundance of scarce postmarks rated E-G by Kiryushkin & Robinson, plenty of better items with “POCHTOVYI WAGON N°265 16 XI 1902” PORT ARTHUR-KHARBIN tying a 10 k. on reverse of envelope to France with heading from wine merchants in Port Arthur, “69” SAMARA-...

1877/1914 (ca.), Imperial Russian Temporary Post Offices, the impressive collection of over 80 covers and cards, including seasonal offices, exhibition and military camps, strong  section of civilian trade and vacation resorts, many better items noted with “KORF ESTL.”, “KAZAN PRIVOLZHSKOE”, registered envelope from “KUYALNITSKI LIMAN”, also “KOSTROMA-VISTAVKA” (EXHIBITION) 1913, “SKOBELEVSKI LAGER”, “VLADIMIRSKI LAGER”, a strong group of the...

1880/1918 (ca.), Imperial Russia Railway Post Offices, splendid collection of circa 400 covers and cards, expertly arranged with many clear strikes and fine usages including from small railway offices, noted strong section of the Moscow stations postmarks, an abundance of better items with “ST. MONASTIRISHE KAZATIN UMAN 19 8 14" ” 4 k. registered postal stationery card with additional franking to Liverpool, “RAZYEZD N°22 MOSC. KIEV. ST. -5. 5...

1890/1918, Factory Post Offices in Imperial Russia, attractive collection of 28 covers and cards, some better items with clear postmarks including franked registered envelope from “PESSOCHENSKI ZAVOD 15 1 12” to Germany with very scarce factory registration label, also 1914 postcard from “RUBEZHANSKI ZAVOD KHAR.”, 1915 card from “ARCHANGELO-LASHINSK. ZAV. PERM”, 1914 parcel card from “CHUSOVSKOI ZAV. PERM”, 1908 postcard from “GUS ZAVOD...

1891/1900, Russian Mail to Latin America, fine group of 9 registered covers, some good destinations with Montevideo in Uruguay, Santiago and Valparaiso in Chile, San Jose in Costa Rica, Buenos aires in Brasil, better routes with registered envelope from “VLADIVOSTOK 21 NOV. 1890" to Rio de Janeiro with transit cds “NAGASAKI 21 DEC 1891”, “REGISTERED 25 DEC 1891 YOKOHAMA”, New York transit registration etiquette and reverse arrival (some...

1899/1900, Provisional Registration Labels, 32 registered covers all sent abroad, some scarcer label types noted with “YAMBURG”, “MYSOBAYA”. “SIMFEROPOL”, one-line violet handstamp “KUTEYNIKOVO”, “DERBENT”, “ROSTOV”, “BREST LITOVSK”, “NEMIROV”, “CHITA”, also St Petersburg, Moscow, Odessa, etc., also better destinations with Jerusalem, New South Wales and Egypt, overall in good condition, an appealing specialist lot

1917/20, balance of a collection with 16 covers, cards and parcel cards, including usages from the Kuban and Don Regions, many scarcer items throughout with 1919 United Russia registered postcard from Stavropol to Dagestan and 1919 Money transfer card from Konstantinovka to Novocherkask, both while in White controlled areas, etc., also one cover with forgeries for reference, mixed condition, all neatly mounted and expertly described on...

1856/1913, ROPIT and Ship Mail in the Levant, group of 6 forms and receipts, together with 7 k. grey/carmine-rose tied by cds. “TIFLIS 17 DEC.” to reverse of envelope to Constantinople with transit Odessa and oval “R.O.P.I.T. * KONSTANTINOPOL 27 DEC 82”, very fine, overall in fairly good condition

1912/41, mint never hinged accumulation of sheets and large multiples, a few unused, some better items throughout with strength in the later Imperial and early RSFSR printings, neatly housed in one album, a useful lot (ex Mi.-Nr. 64II-803)