1913, Silistra issue part sheets mint never hinged and cancelled, including blocks of 20, very fine

1916, German cancellation FELDPOSTSTATION Nr.185 18/12/16 c.d.s. on officer mail from Bukarest with violet “T” in circle for Taxe, only soldiers mail was free, two different Istanbul censor marks and arrival mark on front. Sender was an officer of the commanding minister of war Enver Pacha, addressed to Djemil Bey Director ‘Nationale Verteidigung Konstantinopel’. Extremely scarce mix of German and Turkish Fieldpost in Romania during WWI

1926, King Ferdinand I 60th birthday, 25 b. slate, colour trial proof block of four, watermark vertically wavy lines, perforation 11, mint never hinged, fine and very rare.

1930, air mail issue complete set with overprint "8 IUNIE 1930", commemorating the Accession to the throne of Carol II with rare standing watermar, tied to envelope by BUCURESTI 1 PAR AVION 11/JUN/931 cds., signed Zoserak, very fine.

1945, Aparea Patriotica 20-100 l. on grey paper, complete miniature sheet set, unmounted mint (no gum as issued), fine.

1956, Answering card complete, both sides with Romania stamps, each 40 b. rate, from Crasul Stalin to New York and from United Nations NY 26.10.1956 to Oregon, scarce usage

1850 ca., Folded envelope to the Moldavian Medical Committee in Jassy with clear “HUSCH 7/2 MOLDOVA” (type M1, "7" upside down) and arrival cancellation “JASSY 9/2 MOLDOVA” on the reverse, minimal traces of transport, fine

1859, Austrian P.O. cover from Bucharest to Triest struck on despatch with "BUKAREST / 21 FEB." handstamp in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 710) and charged 6+9=15 kreuzer to pay, boxed transit WIEN 29/2 and red arrival mark TRIEST2/3 on reverse, rastel punched for Disinfection, file fold, very fresh and fine

1869, unfranked folded envelope from WIEN 30/8/69 to Bucharest with taxe mark ‘50 Bani’ on front, arrival mark 3/9 on reverse. Vertical file folds and spot, otherwise fine 

1875, 5 b. blue on cream, two postal stationery cards, one written in hebrew, other with sender cachet Marcus Silberstein Galatz, each clear cancelled BOTOSANI and JASSY cds., fine pair

1900, 5 b. postal stationery card cancelled clear DORNA 12/SEP/900 in blue to Czernowitz with 10 h. braun postage due and clear boxed cancel. Fine and attractive