March 1917, "Frigian Cap" Overprint in Honor of the Abdication of Nicholas II

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March 1917, "Frigian Cap" Overprint in Honor of the Abdication of Nicholas II

Lot 1338

March 1917, "Frigian Cap" private overprint with the following text - "Brotherhood, Equality, Freedom". Overprint on the letterhead of a closed letter of 1909, additional marking with the stamp 141 (Zagorsky)of 1917. Postmarks of the Petrograd City Communications Department

1917 март частная надпечатка "фригиский колпак" с текстом Братство, равенство, свобода". Надпечатка на бланке закрытого письма 1909 года с дополнительной маркировкой маркой 1917 года 141 (Загорский). Штемпеля петроградского городского отделения связи.

Type: Postal History, Provisional, Postal Stationery, Postal card

Condition: Used

Period: 1900-1919

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