10 on 10 kopeke blue, fine/very fine used (some toned teethpoints) and signed A Brun and Georg Bühler, cat.v. 1200

1916/23 (ca.), group of 24 covers and a few pieces, including Postal Stationeries, many interesting usages and frankings, better items like Mi.-Nr. 33 by cds. “VLADIVOSTOK 14 9 23” to envelope to a French gold mine in Korea, station Mochuri, DVR overprint on 2 k. imperial wrapper (large piece) used with additional franking (one stamp missing)...

1919, Omsk issue 35 k. on 2 k. perforated, vertical pair tied by cds. “VLADIVOSTOK 21 () 19” to envelope to USA via Japan, alongside framed violet censor handstamp, correct 70 kopek tariff, some wrinkles and minor imperfections, still fine and scarce

35 k. on 2 k. perforated, together with Coat of Arms 1 r., tied by cds. “IRKUTSK -8 10 19” to registered 5 k. postal stationery card to Vancouver, large violet framed censor handstamp and reverse arrival  “VANCOUVER NO 18 19”, correct 1,40 roubles tariff (40 kopek postcard foreign rate, 1 rouble registration) valid less than two months,...

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...

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...

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...

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...

1920/23, mint never hinged/unused and used collection with some duplicates and multiples, a fine part of used with cds. “VLADIVOSTOK”, “CHITA”, BLAGOVICHENSK", “NIKOLISK”, “KHABAROVSK”, some forgeries noted. Mostly fine, a few values signed Ross or Dr. Ceresa,  a useful lot in one album
 
 
 

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...

1919 (21 Dec) cover franked with 50k on 3k (Kolchak government) and unoveprinted imperf. 1r Imperial Arms, tied by Irkutsk departure pmk and addressed to "Committee to aid Austrian-Hungarian Prisoners of War, POW Camp, No.3800,3752,3806" in Chita, red Censor handstamp and arrival markings on back, fine cover, signed Mikulski, with his 1990...

1921 15k on 20k blue & red, unissued value, l.h., fine. A rare stamp, only a few reported,
Cat. Val. €3,000
Estimate: $1000