Lots 483-513 - Russian and Soviet mail in Turkestan (Central Asia)

Exhibition collection sheet. Two departures. 1) A registered letter was sent on January 2, 1891 from Chardzhui to Moscow (January 20), the earliest date known today, Ex - Weinert. 2) A local letter (about Turkestan) was sent on May 22, 1901 from Chardzhui to Aulie-Ata (Trans-Caspian region) (May 28). Earliest local departure. Illustration from the catalog 'Post of the Russian Empire in Central Asia' page 226

registered letter was sent on 10/13/1903 (the year on the stamp is reversed) from Old Bukhara to Lyon (France), the only known letter with a stamp with the date reversed, Ex - Weinert. Great rarity

A registered letter was sent on December 2, 1906 from New Bukhara (a rare type of stamp) to Vienna (Austria). And a local card from New Bukhara (08/20/1917) to Skobelev.

Exhibition collection sheet. Two departures. 1) A simple local letter (in Turkestan) was sent on November 25, 1893 from the mail car 'Sastampand - Chardzhuy' (letter '2') to Ashgabat (Trans-Caspian region) (November 27.) (blue cancellation is known only in 2 copies) 2 ) The international secret was sent on April 23, 1895 from the mail car from the mail car 'Sastampand - Chardzhuy' (letter '2') through Baku (27.04) to Paris (France). Two beautiful and rare postal items

Form of local transfer by telegraph (for 500 rubles), sent on May 28, 1905 from Turkestan to Tashkent (31.051.) From a well-known exhibition collection. A rare translation within Russian Asia. Beautiful franking.

Exhibition collection sheet. A registered letter was sent on March 11, 1932 from the post office Tashkent - Station to Ardabey (Persia), not finding the addressee (many Persian stamps) sent back (postal Persian sticker) to Tashkent (several different stamps of Tashkent) (13.06). Rare international mail

Exhibition collection sheet. A simple local letter (throughout Turkestan) was sent on 12/13/1893 from the 'Chardjui-Sastampand' mail car to Sastampand (12/14) A rare local railway departure.

Exhibition collection sheet. Two rare departures

Exhibition collection sheet. Two rare departures. 1) A registered letter was sent on June 6, 1927 from the Auli-Ata station (handwritten stamp) through the post office of the mail car No. 138 (a stamp indicating the route) to Nizhny Novgorod 2) A registered letter was sent on February 26, 1928 from the Auli-Ata station (handwritten stamp) through the post office of the mail car No. 138 (stamp without route indication) to Nizhny Novgorod

Exhibition collection sheet. A registered letter was sent on February 6, 1922 from the post office Tashkent - Vokzal to Kyiv (03.06.). An interesting detail - a custom-made label is pasted 'Chardzhui Vokzal' and corrected by hand to Tashkent. rare letter

The whole thing was sent on 03/12/19073 from Old Bukhara (a rare type of stamp without deciphering the region) to Riga. Illustration from the catalog 'Post of the Russian Empire in Central Asia' page 214. Rarity

The postcard was sent on July 1, 1913 from the Golodnaya Steppe (Sastampand region) to Podolsk (5.7). On the front side - View of Tashkent. From the famous exhibition collection. Rarity

Exhibition collection sheet. The advertising envelope was sent on June 4, 1933 from the Kizil-Kiya railway station to Moscow. Very rare departure

Exhibition collection sheet. Two departures. 1) One of the first postcards of Krasnovodsk, sent on March 30, 1900 from the railway post office (station) of Krasnovodsk to Austria-Hungary. 2) A receipt for the acceptance of a registered letter at the Krasnovodsk railway station on February 23, 1900

Postcard, sent on December 19, 1907 from New Bukhara (Bukhara Khanate) to Moscow. An excellent showpiece. Illustration from the book 'Russian Post in Central Asia', p.240

Exhibition collection sheet. Two rare departures

(Khanate of Bukhara) Colonel Orlov (head of the Amu-Darya military flotilla) to Moscow (31.12.). Extinguishing - Chardzhui Bukhara Possessions (letter 'v' - there is no such letter in the catalog). Rarity

From the exhibition collection. A registered letter was sent on March 13, 1921 from the post office Tashkent - Station to Petrograd A rare letter

Exhibition collection sheet. A registered letter was sent on August 27, 1913 from the Tashkent railway station to Leipzig (Germany).

Exhibition collection sheet. Two departures. 1) The postcard was sent on 04/16/1914 from the mail car No. 69 'Samara-Tashkent' to the Kazalinsk station (04/16) 2) The postcard was sent on 05/14/1916 from the Vannovskaya station (Middle Asian Railway). Rare postage