3 r. on 7 k. together with Coat of Arms 7 r. imperforate, tied by cds. “IRKUTSK 21 12 20” to reverse of registered envelope to Riga with arrival cds. alongside, interesting franking paying the 10 roubles registration Soviet rate during the free post period (as Irkutsk was in Red Army territory), some imperfections and an horizontal crease, but a most unusual cover, signed Dr. Mertens

20 k. on 14 k. as single franking tied by cds. “VLADIVOSTOK RAILWAY STATION 6 4 21” to registered envelope to Japan, reverse arrival cds. “OSAKA JAPAN 16 4 21”, light horizontal crease away from the adhesive, fine, also 10 k. on 3,50 rubles imperforated on envelope from “KHABAROVSK 3- 2 21” to Germany, small corner tear and imperfections, still fine

5 k. and 10 k., tied by cds. “ST(ATION) SEDANKA USSIRISK RAILWAY 20 7 21” to reverse of registered envelope to USA, on front departure cds. repeated once and registration label, reverse arrival cds., initially correctly franked at the 20 kopek tariff (one stamp missing on upper left corner), despite some imperfections a most unusual usage from a small Siberian train station

1922, Soviet October Revolution Anniversary 2 k. in horizontal pair with additional Vladivostok Definitive 2 k. (2), 10 k. (horizontal strip of three) and Chita issue 1 k. (horizontal pair), tied by cds. “VLADIVOSTOK 20.12.22” to reverse of a registered envelope to Sydney, Australia, correct 40 kopek tariff, transit and arrival cds. “REGISTERED SYDNEY N.S.W 23  JA 23”, from the Pappadopulo correspondence. Negligible peripheral envelope toning...

1920, Uman Local Provisional, violet handstamp “P” on imperforate 1 k. and 2 k. as an horizontal pair, tied by cds. “UMAN 18 8 20” repeated alongside to letter card to Amarovka with sender´s message inside, fine and rare (Geyfman-Nr. 1, 2)

1910, Coat of Arms 10 k. tied by cds. “SHANGHAI POSTE RUSSE 20 5 1()” repeated alongside with blue circular "THE EKMAN FOREIGN AGENCIES LTD * SHANGHAI" to small improvised wrapper to Sweden, endorsed “sample of bamboo steel”. Despite some adhesive imperfections, a most unusual usage

3 k. light blue, First Printing, complete sheet of four with horizontal setting of the clichés, margins reduced and folded once horizontally on the third adhesive, slight toning, closed tear and minor imperfections, still fine. A rare sheet

3 k. deep blue, Thrid Printing on glossy paper, complete sheet of four with the new 2 x 2 arrangement of the clichés, of fresh colours, unused with full original gum, hinged at the margins, some peripheral wear and tear, still fine and scarce, certificate Mikulski

1924, Red Army Soldier 3 r., perforated 13½:13½:13½:10, fresh colours and good perforations, unused, very fine, certificate Scheller (2024). A very scarce stamp

1929, Pioneers 10k., perforated 10¾, unused, very fine, certificate Frenkel (2019) (Zagorsky 226B)

1930, Zeppelin 40 and 80 k. imperforated, mint never hinged, 80 k. two minor adhering spots, otherwise fine, 80 k. signed Soviet Philatelic Association and certificate Mikulski A.I.E.P (1989)

1930, Graf Zeppelin 80 k., two complete sheets in the setting 5 x 10, each cancelled to order by cds. “MOSCOW 17 8 36”, folded in places and some occasional perf. separation, fine and scarce duo