1934 International Letter with commemorative stamps, Moscow, Sokolniki, Early Usage of the Stamp

Listed in: Stamps > Russia & Soviet Union > Soviet Union (1923-1940)

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1934 International Letter with commemorative stamps, Moscow, Sokolniki, Early Usage of the Stamp

Lot 3367

1934 International letter with commemorative stamps, strip of two stamps 488, 567 and 593. Sent from Moscow Post Office №14 in Sokolniki to Sweden. Early usage of postmarks of 1938 model with a star (introduced in Moscow in the autumn of 1939).

1934 международноеписьмо с коммеративными марками сцепкой двух марок 488, 567 и 593. Отправлено из 14 отделения Москвы в Сокольниках, ранее использование штемпелей образца 1938 года со звездой (в Москве введены осенью 1939 года), в Швецию

Type: Postal History, Cover, Commemorative

Condition: Used

Period: 1920-1939

Topic: Celebrations

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