1918, Flower 15 kopek, horizontal pair and 35 penni brown, tied by cds. “WILJANDI -3 6 19” to large registered cover with provisional r-label “Wiljandi” with registration number “565”, adressed to the Department of Agriculture in Tallinn with arrival mark, some minor transportation wear, otherwise fine, scarce

1918, Flower issue 15 kopeks greenish-blue, perforated L 11½ on all sides, together with horizontal pair 5 kopeks, tied by cds. “TALLINN -5.9.19” to cover, containing most likely proof sheets, addressed to the the printing house Bergmann in Tartu with arrival mark on reverse, the cover folded once and minor againg, otherwise very fine. One of the great rarities of Estonian philately, with only 5 known covers bearing that stamp, certificate...

1918, Flower issue 35 kopeks brown, 2nd printing, block of four with full offset of printing on reverse, mint never hinged, very fine, certificate Löbbering BPP (2015) (Hurst/Ojaste 3 E:4)

1918, Flower issue 35 kopek olive and gray, both fresh color, used, very fine, very scarce shades, gray shade signed Eichenthal, each with certificate Löbbering BPP (2009)

1919, Numerals 5 penni orange, perforation L11½, same perforation used for the official trial perforation on the 10 penni value, block of four, mint never hinged, very fine, only a few sheets known, certificate Löbbering

1919, Numerals 10 penni green, proofs in green on thin paper, vertical pair, no gum as issued, fine, signed Nemvalz and certificate Löbbering BPP (2014) (Hurt/Ojaste 7 G:26)

1919, Numerals 10 penni green, imperforated, complete printing sheet of 100 (Counter Sheet A, left side), third vertical row with watermark line, mint never hinged, some minor creases, otherwise fine. One of the greatest rarities of Estonia, with only 2 imperforated sheets known to have been printed, of which the other has been cut apart, detailed certificate (copy) Löbbering BPP (2016) 

1920, Seagull 70 penni black, as enlarged copy of mother die, with red pen cross, mounted on card, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:1)

1919, Viking ship 1 mark brown/yellow, proof with upper sheet margin and double print of center design, no gum, very fine and scarce, certificate Löbbering BPP (2011) (Hurt/Ojaste 12 G:9a)

1919, Viking ship 1 mark blue/black, horizontal gutter tête-bêche pair, unused, tiny thin in the gutter, otherwise very fine and scarce with only few pairs remaining, certificate Löbbering BPP (2020)

1919, Viking ship 5 mark black/orangeyellow, with inverted center, unused, very fine and rare, certificate Löbbering BPP (2015)

1920, Airmail 5 mark, horizontal pair, one stamp with plate flaw “missing green color below Post” unused, fine, scarce, signed Nemvalz and Eichenthal and certificate Löbbering BPP (2010) (Hurt/Ojaste 14 E:5)