1915. Vladivostok - USA. Registered fkd env, carried via Yokohama ans Seattle. VF + interesting proper routing.

1872 (7 April). St.Petersburg to Washington/USA (2 Sept). Envelope franked 22 kop. (2x1+20), with red FRANCO straightline and faint AUS RUSSLAND uber BUR XI.EDK./BRB./PORTO alongside. Carried by Inman line steamer from Liverpool 20.8 and showing red NEW Y

1869 (21 jan). RUSSIA-USA. S.Petersburg to Springfield/Mass/usa. Unfranked envelope with dep.cds+box ""NOT FRANKED" in Russia +"3" +37 cents.charge /credit mns+"NY/US Notes/Feb 22/37". Roughly opended at left, otherwise still an appealing rarity of great

1931. Stationery to Laokay/Indochina destination. Taxed.

RUSSIA-SPAIN. 1851 (May 2). Entire letter from St. Petersburg to Madrid, sent via Lubeck with manuscript Forwarding Agent on reverse "Lubeck the 18 Mai 1851 forwarded by Flatzmann & Sons" Lubeck half round datestamp of despatck in black and Hamburg transi

1868 (July 8) Cover to Marseille from Odessa with black despatch cds, framed "Aus Russland" handstamped twice in blue, framed "P.38" Prussian Convention handstamp in black. Charged 11 decimes due in black.

RUSSIA-PORTUGAL. 1890 (Sept 10). 7k blue stationery envelope used to Lisbon, PORTUGAL and up-rated with Arms 3k rose tied by neat cds with Lisbon arrival on reverse of fine cover. Whilst marked as registered it was sent ordinary international post of 10 k

1852. Letter dated 4th January 1852 in St. Petersburg/Russia, addressed to Philadelphia with red London datestamp and cachet "FORWARDED BY CHALMERS GUTHRIE + Co. LONDON". Manuscript note of reception 14th February 1852.

1869. St. Petersburg to New York. E.L. forwarded on front by Robt. Storer/Boston, where posted with U.S. 3c. rose 1861, tied. V. fine and scarce item.

1864. Russia-Portugal. St. Petersbourg to Lisbon. Forwarded twicw by mail via London + franking, removed by post and charged. Outstanding rarity.

1857(July). Cover to Bordeaux with fine framed ‘Aus Russland-Franco’ (Van Der Linden 325) on front in black and red ‘PD’, reverse with Breslau/Berlin TPO and Paris cds (July 6th).

1857(July). Cover to Bordeaux with framed red ‘perforated’ ‘AUS RUSSLAND’ in red (Van Der Linden 315) with reverse showing Myslowitz/Kandrzin TPO in black. Valenciennes entry mark in blue (July 21st) on front, charged with handstruck 11 decimes due on rec

RUSSIA-SWEDEN. 1917(Feb 10th). Russia 3k red on buff stationery card used from Reval to Upsala, SWEDEN, originally underpaid and taxed with Swedish 1910 4ö violet, readdressed on arrival sent to Stockholm where again taxed with 4ö violet with manuscript ‘

1851(June 5th/18th). Entire letter to Genoa, Italy with fine strikes on reverse of two line dated despatch handstamp of Mariapol in black, Vienna transit cds and italic ‘T.A.Russia Meridionale’ (Van Der Linden 2750) in black. Charged 80c due on delivery w

1850. RUSSIA - LEVANT - GREECE. Taganrog to Athens. EL forwarded on reverse at Constantinople. Displays very well. Dissinfected.

1950. Japan to Phillipines. United Nations Camp for white Russians from China, refugeed at Tubolao/Samar. (Pink on front). Franked registered envelope sent by A. Nikolsky, a Russian resident at Japan to his sister in this camp. Transit and arrival m

RUSSIA-ITALY. 1876. Cover to Genoa sent stampless from Berdiansk, framed black ‘Porto’ on front and reverse with Berdiansk despatch cds, TPO and ‘Cormons-Bologna’ TPO cds. Charged due on arrival with manuscript ‘6’ and 1871 Postage Due 60c (defective) tie

1918 (9 Jan.). RUSSIA - ALGERIA - MILITARY - WWI - GERMANY. Semipaiatinsk to Oran / Algeria (25 Feb. 19). Registered franked envelope (one further stamp missing), tied cds + label. Russian + German censorship labels. Via France (14 Feb. 1919). Addressed t

1850 (7 July). St.Petersburg to Geneve/Switzerland. E.L.with departing box postmark (xxx) with several transits + arrival cds + charges, including AUSRUSSLAND, Berlin, Stettin + O.P.mark. Great appealing item.#36695

1857 (6 April/18 April). Odessa to Malta. E.L.with double mns.forwarding agents on reverse at Constantinople (28 April) and Malta (29 April) by Flli Valsamochy and G.M. Valsamochy.