Lots 243-282 - Naval mail of the USSR

The sailor's letter (secret) was sent on May 22, 1942 from sea mail No. 1134 (Batumi) (letter 'b') to the Altai Territory. Uncensored. One of the three known Eh Brun.

Exhibition collection sheet. A military letter was sent on February 14, 1942 from the field mail to the Northern Fleet to the Hero of the Soviet Union comrade. Kolyshkin, at first the letter arrived at sea mail No. 1141 (Murmansk) (03.22.), Not finding the addressee, it was sent to sea mail No. 1008 (Polyarny) (03.24). The only known postal item with 2 different stamps of the sea mails of the Northern Fleet.

sent on March 19, 1942, via sea mail No. 1157 (Pacific Fleet, Nikolaevka station, Khabarovsk Territory) (field post stamp) to Kuibyshev (8.04). Censorship 1157 on the back. Great rarity.

A military letter was sent on August 17, 1941 from sea mail No. 1141 (Murmansk) to Kronstadt (08.23.). Interesting attachment (description of hostilities). Rolling censorship with a sticky tape (apparently there was no 'own' censorship yet). Beautiful show letter

The sailor's letter was sent on 10/18/1941 from Batumi (the return address indicates - naval mail No. 1134, mailbox 0360) (cancellation with a Batumi calendar stamp) to Donbass. Uncensored. Apparently, VMPS #1134 stamps were not yet available. Rarity. Eh Brun.

The letter was sent on August 18, 1942 through VMPS No. 1118 (cancellation - field mail) to Gorky (08.27) Censorship stamp - No. 1118. Rarity. Eh Brun.

The military letter was sent on January 25, 1943 from sea mail No. 1141 (Murmansk) to the Inza station (February 13). Censorship stamp from sea mail No. 1008 (Polyarny). Rare combination.

The postcard was sent on 08/14/1943 from Vaenga (Northern Fleet aviation base) to Yaroslavl. Censorship stamp - Murmansk (type I). Rarity. Ex - Druzhinin

A military letter (cocked hat) was sent on January 27, 1943 from sea mail No. 1141 (Murmansk) (the return address is sea mail No. 1160 (Gryaznaya Guba)) to the village of Sorokino (13.02.). Censorship stamp from sea mail No. 1008 (Polyarny). Rarity

(stamps - 'sea mail' were no longer used) 11/25/1944 in Baku (10.12). An excellent showpiece. stamp of censorship (although what was to be checked).

The postcard was sent on 08/21/1943 from the 'sea mail' (the mail number was cut down, as the sea mail was changed to field mail) to the Irkutsk region. Censorship stamp. Rare departure

postcard (military) was sent on March 26, 1943 from Monchegorsk (a handwritten note and information in the return address - mailbox 125 (Monchegorsk fighter battalion)) via Belomorsk (03.26.) Tushino. stamp of the White Sea censorship. Rare postage

Exhibition collection sheet. Two letters from military personnel (postcards). Naval base No. 1108 - letters 'a' and 'g' (Osinovets (Lake Ladoga)), censorship

From the exhibition collection. The military letter was sent on 05/17/1942 through the military sorting point No. 1 to the VMPS No. 1008 (letter 'a') (06/13), addressed to the first Hero of the Soviet Union (among submariners) I.A. Kolyshkin. (Ivan Aleksandrovich Kolyshkin (August 21, 1902, the village of Krutets, Rybinsk region, Yaroslavl region - September 18, 1970, Moscow) - a member of the Navy, rear admiral, the first of the Soviet submariners, awarded the title of Hero during the Great Patriotic War Soviet Union). Censorship - s/21

The postcard was sent at the end of October 1941 through the naval post office 1004 (without the seal of the sea mail (the stamps have not yet been received by the Pacific Fleet)) to Orekhovo-Zuyevo (5.11.1941). Rolling censorship (early for the Pacific Fleet). The inscription 'Krasnoflotskoe', one of the earliest from the Pacific Fleet. Ex - I. Druzhinin

Krasnoflotsky (triangular mastic stamp) letter was sent on December 8, 1941 from the naval base No. 1154 (Baku city) to Leningrad Rare censorship '3 VIEWED BY MILITARY CENSORSHIP'

Krasnoflotsky (handwritten stamp) letter was sent on 11/17/1940 from the Sevastopol naval hospital (round mastic stamp)

The letter of the sailor was sent on 04/15/1942 from sea mail No. 1115 (letter - 'c') to Lysva. Baltic censorship stamp - BV/13. Early departure for this sea mail

Postcard - a military letter from the field (sea) mail No. 1130 (12.05.) to Moscow. Censorship stamp From the exhibition collection

Exhibition collection sheet. Two letters from military personnel. Cancellation - field mail (letters 'a' and 'g'), two Baltic censors - B / 26 and B / 32.