1898 Series 45 St. Petersburg Charity Advertising 7k Letter Sheet of Empress Maria sent from St.-Petersburg to Leipzig, Germany (International, Additionally franked with 3k, Figure cancellation #8)

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1898 Series 45 St. Petersburg Charity Advertising 7k Letter Sheet of Empress Maria sent from St.-Petersburg to Leipzig, Germany (International, Additionally franked with 3k, Figure cancellation #8)

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1898 Series 45 St.-Petersburg Charity Advertising 7k Letter Sheet of Empress Maria sent from St.-Petersburg to Leipzig, Germany (International, Additionally franked with 3k, Figure cancellation #8)

The letter was sent from St.-Petersburg to Leipzig (Germany), on February 14, 1899, with figure cancellation # 8, recipients are well-known killers brothers Zenf The letter has advertisements, 4 of them with pictures: Сoat-of-Arms with animals and birds. Travelling bag. Top hat. Russian Coat-of-Arms

Type: Cover

Condition: Used

Period: 1850-1899

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