Asta pubblica 1 giugno 2008

Indice > russia > collezione paolo bianchi > destinazioni pre-u.p.u. (2276-2361)

Lotti	Descrizione	Base
2276	1874, Dec. 2. Envelope from Kovno to Algiers, bearing 1866 5 k. and 10 k., tied by Kovno cds's, with Erquelines French transit. Some cover edge imperfections, nevertheless scarce. Mi. 20x, 21x.	EUR 250.00
2277	1861, Nov. 20. Stampless entire letter from St. Petersburg to Sydney (New South Wales) The cover should have been carried via Marseilles and India to Australia, nevertheless when the letter arrived to Paris (on front ''Prusse/Valenciennes'' transit in blue) was then directed to London, from there was put on a private steamship which sailed via Cape of Good Hope to Australia. Reverse with arrival ''Ship-Letter-Sydney/March 25 1862'' datestamp. Also on back manuscript ''17/3'' (20 Sgr.) credited to Prussia. A fascinating postal history piece. An extremely rare destination with only four covers still recorded to Australia, three of them offered in this sale.	EUR 350.00
2278	1875, March 23. Envelope to Adelaide (South Australia) via Brindisi, bearing 1866 1 k., 5 k. and 20 k., tied by indistinct prephilatelic two-line dated repeated on back. Front with framed ''Frankirovano'' and arrival, with railway Zhmerika-Volochinsk cds, manuscript kreuzer rate and Italian transits. A very rare destination before U.P.U., a very desirable cover one of only two recorded. Mi. 18x, 20x, 22x.	EUR 2'000.00
2279	1874, Oct. 28. Envelope from Rostov to Adelaide (South Australia) via England, franked by 1866 1 k. in combination with vertically laid paper 3 k. in pair and 30 k., tied by Rostov cds's. Front showing rate notations, ''London/paid'' and Adelaide cds's. Reverse with postal wagon n. 7-8 datestamp of Orel-Dvinsk line. Cover edge imperfections and stamps with faults, except one 3 k. adhesive, nevertheless one of only two franked covers recorded two Australia before U.P.U., both pieces offered in this sale. Mi. 18, 19y, 23y.	EUR 1'500.00
2280	1870, May 21. Cover (side flaps missing) from St. Petersbourg to Vienna, franked with 1 k., 3 k. showing ''V'' instead of ''3'' in background variety and 10 k., all tied by St. Petersburg cds, with oval ''Frankirovano'' at upper right and red manuscript adjacent manuscript credit notation to Austria. A rare cover in superb quality. Cert. Mikulski. Mi. 18x, 19xF, 21x.	EUR 150.00
2281	1872, May 5. Cover from Simbirsk to Perchtoldsdorf bearing 1866 vertically laid paper 20 k. in combination with 1 k. (2) and 30 k. (2), one adhesive with slight wrinkles, tied by Simbirsk cds. On reverse Moscow, Vienna and Perchtoldsdorf cds's. A very scarce high franking. Mi. 18x, 22y, 23x. Ex-Mertens.	EUR 350.00
2282	1864, Dec. 28. Cover from Moscow to Brussels, bearing 1858 20 k. and 1864 1 k. and 3 k., all tied by dotted hexagon ''6'' used by the postal wagons of the ''Nikolai'' railway (St. Petersburg-Moscow), alongside with Prussian framed ''Aus Russland/Franco'' with on reverse manuscript ''4'' Sgr. weiterfranco, Eydkuhnen-Bromberg transit and cds on receipt. A very scarce cancellation. Mi. 6, 9, 10.	EUR 250.00
2283	1869, Jan. 8. Envelope from Warsaw to Huy, franked by 1865 3 k. and 5 k., and 1866 10 k., tied by ''1'' within concentric octagons of Warsaw, matching cds adjacent. Front with ''Franco'' in curved frame of Warsaw, Prussian Eydkuhnen-Bromberg ''Aus Russland/Franco'' cds and red crayon ''3'' Sgr. credited to Prussia, with arrival on back. Scarce. Mi. 13, 14, 21x.	EUR 150.00
2284	1874, May 27. Registered envelope from Krapivna to Brussels, bearing 1866 3 k., 5 k. and 20 k. tied by Krapivna cds's, alongside with very scarce red framed ''Rekomendovano'' and Belgian boxed italic ''Recommandé''. Reverse with nobility wax seals and Moscow, postal wagon 3-4 (St. Petersburg-Warsaw) and Brussels cds's. As all registered letters sent abroad, the cover was insured for 10 rubles. A very rare registered cover to Belgium. Mi. 19x, 20x, 22x.	EUR 500.00
2285	1873, July 6. Registered 10 k. postal stationery envelope from Atkarsk to Brussels, uprated with strip of three of 1866 5 k., tied by Atkarsk cds's, with transits and arrival on back. Front with red manuscript ''f 2 1/2'' silbergrossen. A scarce registered cover. Mi. 20x.	EUR 150.00
2286	1878, June 8. Envelope from St. Petersburg to Montreal, bearing 1875 2 k. (2), each with two perforations missing and 8 k. tied by St. Petersburg cds's with red crayon ''15'' (d.) credit to England and ''1 1/2 d'' handstruck, credited to Canada. A very unusual and desirable destination to Canada prior to its entry into the U.P.U. Mi. 24x, 26x.	EUR 800.00
2287	1873, March 5. Envelope (roughly opened at top) with contents from St. Petersburg to Capetown via London, bearing two pairs and two singles of 1866 10 k. tied by St. Petersburg cds's, alongside red crayon ''6 3/4'' silbergrossen credited to Prussia and other rate notations with ''1/-'' steamship fee to Cape of Good Hope and ''1'' d. fee on delivery. The letter was written in ''St. Petersburg Winter Palace'' by N. Schilling, an adviser to the Grand Duke Alexis, fourth son of Czar Alexander II, including interesting content: His Highness has just begun his voyage from the east shore of Asia by land, and will not arrive here before the month of July''. An extraordinary destination, unique before U.P.U. An exceedingly desirable showpiece. Mi. 22x.	EUR 4'000.00
2288	1873, March 19. Entire letter from Odessa to Cyprus, franked by 1866 pair and two singles of 3 k. and 10 k., tied by Odessa cds's, alongside showing ''Oplacheno'' in circle, red crayon ''25'' kr. credited to Austria, with Triest and Vienna cds's on reverse. Vertical filing fold affecting one 3 k. value, not detracting this cover to an extremely rare destination. Mi. 19x, 21x.	EUR 2'000.00
2289	1869, May 9. Cover from St. Petersburg to Svancke franked by 1865 3 k. and three copies of 5 k., tied by dotted oval ''S.P.B.'', matching St. Petersburg cds at right, with Prussian ''Aus Russland/Franco'' cds and red crayon ''f 3'' Sgr. credited to Prussia, with Copenhagen datestamp on back. A scarce franking and destination. Mi. 13, 14.	EUR 150.00
2290	1877, Aug. 20. Newspaper wrapper from St. Petersburg to Cairo, bearing 1866 vertical pair of 1 k. tied by St. Petersburg cds's, with Triest cds on back. Minor wrapper tone spots. An interesting printed matter rate to a very scarce destination. Cert. Mikulski. Mi. 18x.	EUR 400.00
2291	1864, Sept. 23. Envelope from Tiflis (Georgia) via St. Petersburg to Libourne, bearing 1858 30 k., 1864 1 k. and 3 k. (2), tied by ''49'' in dotted circles, matching cds on back, alongside with Prussian ''P.D.'', framed ''Aus Russland'' in carmine and blue Erquelines entry. Backstamped on receipt. A rare franking enhanced by the very scarce cancellation. Mi. 7, 9, 10. Ex Liphschutz.	EUR 500.00
2292	1864, Oct. 25. Cover from St. Petersburg to Lyon, bearing 1858 30 k., 1864 1 k. and 3 k. (2), very attractively tied by St. Petersburg cds's, alongside with Prussian ''P.D.'', framed ''Aus Russland'' in carmine and blue French entry of Erquelines. Reverse with silbergrossen rate notation and Paris cds. A delightful and rare franking, of great appeal. Mi. 7, 9, 10.	EUR 500.00
2293	1865, Aug. 4. Envelope from Warsaw initially sent to Paris, bearing 1858 20 k. and 1865 1 k. (2, one adhesive with imperfections), 5 k. and 10 k., all tied by superb concentric octagons ''1'' of Warsaw, matching red cds at right, also with red Eydkuhnen-Bromberg ''Aus Polen Franco'' Prussian transit, blue crayon ''5'' credited to Prussia and Erquelines entry. From Paris the cover was redirected to Florence and charged ''4'' (decimes). A delightful and rare four colour franking with tremendous eye-appeal. Signed Mikulski. Mi. 6, 12, 14, 15.	EUR 400.00
2294	1866, Feb. 5. Envelope from St. Petersburg to Vauguirard franked on reverse with 1858 10 k. and 20 k., 1864 1 k. and 1865 5 k., all tied by dotted hexagon ''11'' of Warsaw-St. Petersburg postal wagon, matching cds adjacent, also with departure, Paris and Vaugard cds's on back. Front with Eydkuhnen-Bromberg red Prussian transit and manuscript ''5 1/2'' (Sgr.) credited to Prussia and blue Erquelines entry. A very rare and appealing four color-franking comprising of three different issues. Mi. 5, 6, 9, 14.	EUR 750.00
2295	1866, Oct. 26. Registered stampless cover (opened for display and reinforced along fold) from Kiev to Paris with postage paid until destination, bearing rate notation in dark brown ''7/36/5'' for a total of 48 k. (7 k. for registration, 36 k. for postage and 5 k. for return receipt), manuscript in carmine ''Recommandirt/Franco/7 1/2'' silbergrossen retained by Prussian P.O. for transit fee, also with Prussian framed ''Recomandirt'' and ''Franco'' cds. Blue Erquelines entry in France and ''Chargé'' handstrucks, backstamped on arrival. Very scarce.	EUR 200.00

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