384. Auction

1962, Lenin souvenir sheet in black, mounted in special booklet, Guest name blackened, very fine, only 300 printed, certificate Petriuk (2021)

1963, Horses 40 gr. with missing black color, used, fine, signed Petriuk

1920, “Cenzura Wojskowa”, polish military censor label tied by oval “Wr. I. / 55” seal to cover from Russia via Moscow to Baranowicze, very rare, sent during the very short period when a postal exchange with Russia was still definitely permitted before the Riga Treaty from March 1921
 

CAMP SZCZYPIORNO: 1918, postcard sent into the camp from the K.u.K. Occupied territory of Poland, fine, signed Petriuk with detailed certificate (2021)

CAMP SAGAN: 1918, postcard sent into the pow camp from “ZAWIERCIE 27.7.17”, with scout cachet “Kriegsgefangenenlafer Pfadfinderlinien Geprüft F.a. SAGAN”, fine, detailed certificate Petriuk (2021)

1920, Germania postal stationery card with additional franking including National Assembly 10 pfg. from “BYDGOSZCZ 28.1.20” as registered card with censor mark alongside to Stettin, scarce usage of German stamps which was allowed until the 14th of April 1920, fine, detailed certificate Petriuk (2023)

1919, Krakow Overprint 1kr. ultramarine, fresh colours, usual perforation, unused, very fine. A rare stamp, signed Mikulski with his certificate

1919, Accompanying postal address with cash on delivery postal order 15 on 10h., unused, some staining, otherwise, signed Petriuk with certificate (2022)

1919, Accompanying postal address with cash on delivery postal order 15 on 10h., unused, some staining, otherwise, signed Petriuk with certificate (2022)

1919, Accompanying postal address 15 on 10h., unused, fine, signed Petriuk with certificate (2022)

“50” OSTRÒW four-ring numeral, superb strike on 10k. blue/rose, deep vivid colours, a fine stamp, very scarce cancellation (Bojanowicz 7 points)

“83” DUBIENKA four-ring numeral, excellent strike on 10k. blue/rose, very fine, a very rare cancellation (Bojanowicz 10 points)

“179” PIOTRKÓW three-ring numeral, fair strike on 10k. blue/rose, faulty, a rare three-ring cancellation (mentioned in Bojanowicz)

“105” BILGORAJ four-ring numeral on 10k. blue/rose, faulty, very scarce cancellation (Bojanowicz 7 points)

“15” MSCZONÓW four-ring numeral, clear strike on 10 k. blue/rose, faulty, signed Bühler, very rare cancellation (Bojanowicz 9 points)

“DP” D(WORZEC) P(RAGA) four-ring, fair strike tying a 10k. blue/rose to small piece with railway postmark alongside, slight toning on a few perf, still fine

“167” ZARKI four-ring numeral, excellent strike on 10k. dark blue/carmine in vivid colours, very fine, very scarce cancellation (Bojanowicz 7 points)

“283” WARKA four-ring numeral, a perfect strike neatly tying a 10 k. dark blue/carmine, fresh colours and very fine, to envelope with bilingual framed “BAPKA WARKA” alongside and handwritten date “26/4 64”, the envelope with some faults and transportation traces. A very rare cancellation on cover (Bojanowicz 8 points), certificate Philatelic Experts (2024)

“255” LELICE four-ring numeral, fine strike on Russian 3k. black/green, fine, very rare cancellation (Bojanowicz 10 points)

“51” CZYZEW four-ring numeral, fine strike on Russian 10k. brown/blue, tiny corner fault, a rare cancellation (Bojanowicz 9 points)

“256” SIERPC four-ring numeral, fine strike on Russian 10k. brown/blue, very fine, very scarce cancellation (Bojanowicz 7 points)

“URZAD POCTOWO-TELEG. * RYKI”, provisional violet cancel on 1919 Coat of arms 15f, brick-red on card to Garwolin with arrival mark, scarce commercial mail with this cancellation, signed Korszen and Petriuk PZF with the latters certificate (2024)

“KAMIENIC POD 1 6 20”, clear strike on large format official cover with ackknowledgement of receipt, originally sent from “LWOW 12 V 20”, returned via Warsaw and opened for address research and sealed with labels. Some heavy wear but a very rare cover of Kamienic which was in polish hands only for a very brief period between 16.11.1919 and 12.7.1920, detailed certificate Petriuk PZF (2024)

FIELD POST OFFICE "POCZTA POLOWA N°23": Illustrated postcard with large official lilac handstamp from Riflemen Corp., adjacent cds. "FRONTOWA POCZTA POLOWA N°23 26 V 1919"; some slight aging, still fine, scarce

FIELD POST OFFICE "POCZTA POLOWA N°37": Postal stationery reply card 15 h. green, used with cds. "LWOW" to Osowiec, adjacent cds. "FRONTOWA POCZTA POLOWA N°37 26 IX 1919", repeated on reverse; fine, scarce mail from the Polish-Byelorussian front