1843-58, three receipts of St. Petersburg General Post Office of acceptance insured parcels for delivery, provided details of postal charges, printed on watermarked Double-Headed Eagle paper, mostly VF
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150.00

1848, St. Petersburg City Post stationery envelope 5k blue, size 113x73mm, inverted indicia at the bottom left, fresh, unused, VF

150.00

1848, the first issue, stationery envelope 10k+1k black, indicia with wide tail, pen cross cancelled, addressed to Kamenets (Podolia Gub.), light arrival marking of 1850, mostly VF, C.v. $1,000

200.00

1848, the third issue, stationery envelope 10k+1k black, size 136x107mm, indicia with narrow tail, thickened yellowish paper, pen-cancelled and sent from Staritsa (Tver Gub.) on September 26, 1853, received at Revelon October 4, wax seal, mostly VF, SC.v. $5,000, which is a mistake, Venets #II.7., C.v. 15,000P

100.00

1868-72, nine (eight different) stationery envelopes, including five of 20k and 30k with indicia at the top left, four of which are unissued due to mismatch of value to envelope size; and four items (10k x2, 20k and 30k) with indicia at the top right, various sizes, fresh, unused and VF, Standard Cat. has no value for unissued envelopes, Venets #II.23/II.29, C.v. 15,750P
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200.00

1882-84, essay of Imperial stationery entire wrapper of 1k yellow, size 375x70mm, inscribed "Pochtovaya Banderol" (Postal Wrapper), excellent condition, VF and scarce, ex-Breitfuss, Faberge, C.v. $2,000

500.00

1896, essay for Imperial reply letter card 10k+10k blue, contains two attached letter cards, size of each 174x106mm, appropriately folded, perfect condition, VF and scarce, one copy of such essay was presented to each participant of the UPU Conference of 1906 in Rome, C.v. $2,000

1913, Romanov Dynasty, 3k-20k, two complete sets of five stationery envelopes, sizes 144x120mm and 143x80mm, fresh quality, unused, VF
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100.00

1913, Romanov Dynasty issue, proof for postal stationery card of 4k in red, names of artist (Lancere) and engraver (Lundin) printed at the bottom of stamp, produced on a thin card, size 140x90mm, VF and very rare

1861-1914, 12 different pieces, including two early stationery envelopes of 10k +1k black and 30k+1k red (SK14 and 12), six letter-cards and unsevered reply cards (one of which is for Levant),four stationery wrappers, all are unused and intact, VF, SC.v. $370 (Levant card is not included)
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150.00