Petite Treasures – Mai 2026

1882/85, "ROPIT BURGAS", zwei verschiedene Stempel der russischen Levantepost auf 7 kop. blau und Österr. 2x20 pa. rosakarmin mit Teilabschlag, äußerst seltener Stempel (Tchil. Fig. 85), dazu 10 sld. auf Briefstück und 3 Einzelmarken mit Stempel Filipopoli.

1879, stampless official cover of russian troops from Jambol to Russia, JAMBOL/JAMBOL I/VI/79 c.d.s. on front, used after the withdrawal of Russian troops from Eastern Rumelia, on reverse seal mark '1st department pharmacy, military temporary field hospital' in black, arrival mark ‘Annenburgskaya Station Kurland 10.June 1879’, in PROFI archive the only recorded official mail from Jambol in June 1879, fine and scarce

1877, stampless military letter card of russian troops from Tirnovo, cancelled ‘12th Fieldpost Agency 11.Oct.1877’, railway via ungeni to Warszaw, fine and scarce. Interesting text about war and situation in Tirnovo.

1877, stampless military cover of 130th Kherson Regiment of russian troops from Tabatchka (near Russe), cancelled ‘4th Fieldpost Agency 14.Dec.1877’, transit mark St. Petersburg on reverse and arrival mark Helsingfors, fine and scarce destination to Finland. The garrison in Pleven surrendered on 10 December. 

1878, stampless military cover of 130th Kherson Regiment of russian troops from Kotchmar (northwest of Dobritch), cancelled ‘4th Fieldpost Agency 6.Abr.1878’, transit mark St. Petersburg on reverse and arrival mark Helsingfors, fine and scarce destination to Finland. Rare post following the dictated peace of San Stefano on 3 March 1878. 

1878, stampless military cover of russian troops from Jamboli, cancelled ‘20th Fieldpost Agency 6.May.1878’, fine and scarce. Rare post following the dictated peace of San Stefano on 3 March 1878 and last days of russian occupation.

1878, “Emperor's Head Office in Bulgaria Russian Commissar for parcels” black on white label on stampless military letter of russian fieldpost to P.O. Sofia, fine and scarce.

1878, Official letter with Instructions for handling mail in the newly established post offices in the district Tirnovo that were previously field post offices, fine

1877/78, Two postcards showing bulgarian Legion at Ploesti 1877 (Romania) prepared to fight against the turks and 1878 victory against turks, additional receipt 1877 for registered mail from Svishtow to Jurenevo, fine.