1911 Letter from Russia to Constantinople Bank Notification

Listed in: Stamps > Russia & Soviet Union > Russian Empire (1857-1917)

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1911 Letter from Russia to Constantinople Bank Notification

Lot 2987

Bank message form on the form of an open letter sent from Astrakhan (?) to Constantinople. Postmarks of the French post in Constantinople and registration of the recipient organization (bank)

1911 Письмо из России в Константинополь банковское извещение

Формуляр банковского сообщения на бланке открытого письма, посланного из Астрахани (?) в Константинополь. Штампеля французской почты в Константинополе и регистрации организации-адресата (банк)

Type: Postal History, Postal card, Postal Stationery, Censorship, Censor

Condition: Used

Period: 1900-1919

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