376. Auktion

MORSHANSK: 1889, 5k. multi-coloured tied by cds. to reverse of registered cover from Puchaevo in combination with Imperial Coat of arms 10k. blue, some folds not affecting the adhesives, an attractive entire

VESSIEGONSK: 1888, 2k. black on blue, used as postage due, tied by straight-line "НЕ ОПЛОЧЕНО" to postal notice, fine

ZOLOTONOSHA: 1912, 10k. carmine-red, complete sheet of 25, mint never hinged, hinges in the margin only, fine

ZIENKOV: 1898, 3k. bronze, complete sheet consisting of four tête-bêche pairs, unused with original gum, some perf seperation, especially at bottom row, otherwise fine and very attractive, ex Fabergé on his album page

SHATSK: 1889, 3k. red, each as complete sheet of 64 showing "18-89" variety in position 1, mostly mint never hinged, one stamp with large surface abrasion, three stamps with thins, otherwise fine (Soloviev# 19,19a) ex Stenshinsky on his album page

PSKOV: 1891, 1k. green and 10k. red, each as complete sheet of 80, unused/mint never hinged, some minor perf seperations, fine (Soloviev# 11-12) ex Stenshinsky

KADNIKOV: 1906, 1k. pale-brown, complete sheet of 25, mint never hinged, small thins in margin only, very fine (Soloviev# 19)

IRBIT: 1880, 4k. black on green, block of ten consisting of five tête-bêche pairs showing all types, unused without gum, crease in outer margin only, very fine and attractive (Soloviev# 4,4a)

BIELOZERSK: 1907, 2k. grey on rose tinted paper, colour trial, complete sheet of 35, without gum, fine ex Melikov and Fabergé

YELETS: 1885, 5k. blue on yellow, handstamped block pf 18 including 8 tête-bêche pairs, without gum, horizontal fold through center row and vertical fold affecting column five, two stamps small thins, a scarce and attractive multiple (Soloviev# 17,17a)

GRIAZOVETS: 1886, 3k. lilac, complete sheet of 48 showing 6 tête-bêche, full original gum, some adherence, few folds not affecting stamps, attractive sheet (Soloviev# 9)

BEZHETSK: 1893, 3k. black on rose, complete composite tête-bêche sheet of 22, upper row unused, the others mint never hinged, a fine and attractive sheet (Soloviev# 15,19)

BEZHETSK: 1886, 3k. black on green, block of 80 with varities including column 9 "crown with seven instead of four sections", with full original gum, some adherence, few folds mostly between stamps, and attractive multiple, fine (Soloviev# 7,7a)

BEZHETSK: 1885, 3k. black on rose, complete sheet of 24 showing three transfer blocks of eight types, full original gum, some adherence, tow horizontal folds between stamps, fine (Soloviev# 5)

1863, City Post 5 k. black/blue, left margin block of eight, bottom left stamp with broken "n" in "tsena" variety, reinforced perforation, two stamps mint never hinged, fine

PSKOV: 1910, Coat of arms 3-10k. composite block of 26, 3c.both rows in column 5-6 with variety imperforated between, without gum, fine (Soloviev# 41-44)

BIELOZERSK: 1887, 2k. lilac complete sheet of 30 showing both types (with and without dot after 2) and 6 tête-bêche pairs, full original gum with some adherence, vertical fold and hardly perceptible horizontal fold, otherwise a fine and attractive multiple (Soloviev# 34var)