1921 Registered Letter from Kadom, Tambov Province to Khristinovka Kiev, Payment with Control Stamps

Listed in: Stamps > Russia & Soviet Union > RSFSR (1918-1923)

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1921 Registered Letter from Kadom, Tambov Province to Khristinovka Kiev, Payment with Control Stamps

Lot 3238

1921 registered letter from Kadom, Tambov Province to Khristinovka, Kiev Province, payment with control stamps ФМ 14 (Zagorsky). During this period, these stamps were used at the rate of 250 rubles per piece, regardless of the nominal value. Accordingly, the payment is 500 rubles, double the rate of a non-registered letter (not a registered one) (the order costs 1000 rubles).

1921 заказное письмо Кадом Тамбовской - Христиновка Киевской, оплата контрольными марками ФМ 14 (Загорский) .
В этот период эти марки использовались из расчета 250 рублей за штуку, в независимости от номинала. Соответственно, оплата составляет 500 рублей, двойной тариф простого письма, а не заказного (заказ 1000 рублей).

Type: Postal History, Cover, Provisional

Condition: Used

Period: 1920-1939

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