ship mail - Stamp Auctions
 Lot 505 - russia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail - Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 on1907, cover franked by a pair of 5k claret, tied by clear black oval 'Parokhod Obsch. R.V.A.P.' date stamp, addressed to New York, delivered by a steamship of the R.V.A.P. Co. to Japan, boxed 'Paquebot' marking, Tsuruga transit on reverse, mostly VF Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 onrussia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail |
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 Lot 506 - russia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail - Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 on1908, PPC franked by 3k red, addressed to Moscow, posted in the mail on board of a steamship 'Blagoveshchensk - Sretensk', tied with oval letter 'b' marking, two types of steamship cancellations are alongside, arrival ds, VF Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 onrussia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail |
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 Lot 507 - russia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail - Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 on1910, cover franked by 10k light blue, addressed to Switzerland, posted in the mail on board of a steamship 'Blagoveshchensk - Nikolayevsk', tied with oval steamship ds, postmarked on arrival, VF and scarce, S. Sismondo certificate Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 onrussia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail |
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 Lot 502 - russia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail - Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 on1881-88, two postal stationery cards, sent locally in Moscow, each one pre-printed with steamship arrival record, first one mentioned s/s 'Uno' from Amsterdam to Revel (now Tallinn), the other one - s/s 'Sultana' from Hull (United Kingdom) to St. Petersburg, minor flaws, mostly VF Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 onrussia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail |
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 Lot 503 - russia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail - Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 on1883, stationery envelope 7k gray, addressed to Aachen, tied by circular marking 'S Parokhodom iz Kronshtadta', St. Petersburg transit and Aachen arrival ds, mostly VF Raritan Stamps Inc. Stamp Auction #60 onrussia - imperial postage stamps and postal history ship mail |
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 Lot 1351 - russia ship mail - Cherrystone Auctions United States & Worldwide Stamps1911 (16 Sep) attractive picture postcard ("greetings from Volga"), with oval "Nizhniy-Astrakhan" ship datestamp, with corresponding Posta Due ("6" filled in by hand), sent to Simbirsk, with arrival cds alongside, fine - Cherrystone Auctions United States & Worldwide StampsRussia ship mail |
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 Lot 1352 - russia ship mail - Cherrystone Auctions United States & Worldwide Stamps1913-15 three items including a small cover (slightly reduced at left) used on the Rybinsk-Nizhny (Novgorod) river route, Steamer No.4, franked with 7k Romanov, tied by June 5, 1913 pmk and addressed to Dorobino (Tula prov), also 3k Romanov postal card with oval Astrahan-Nizhny (23 Sep) ship oval pmk, posted on board a Volga river steamer, with Simbirsk arrival; also 3k Romanov, tied by oval "Varde-Arkhangelsk" (4 July 1915) pmk on picture postcard which originated from Aleksandrovsk (today Polarny), north of Murmansk, addressed to Astrakhan (South Russia, near the Caspian Sea), fine-v.f., the latter ex-Faberge, signed Sismondo - Cherrystone Auctions United States & Worldwide StampsRussia ship mail |
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 Lot 339 - germany ship mail - Cherrystone Auctions United States & Worldwide Stamps1916 Submarine Issue, 5m-100m Lighthouse, complete set of eight, upper right sheet corner sheet margin singles, few hinged in margin only, stamps never hinged and post office fresh, v.f. and seldom offered in this outstanding condition, only 200 sets printed, - Cherrystone Auctions United States & Worldwide Stampsgermany ship mail |
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 Lot 998 - russia ship mail - Cherrystone Auctions United States & Worldwide Stamps1917 (Dec 30) cover with letter ("we are marooned in Hong Kong for the third week. no idea what is going on in Russia….") addressed to Petrograd, from an officer aboard the naval cruiser "Oriol", caught by the revolutionary events in Russia while in Hong Kong, carried by hand to Vladivostok by a marine returning to Russia, posted as a free-frank, with red (faint) ship seal, oval Vladivostok railroad 12.1.18 departure pmk and backstamped 14.2 on arrival. An interesting revolutionary period document - Cherrystone Auctions United States & Worldwide StampsRussia ship mail |
