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Lot 2081

1,000 HKD

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1945 (14 Oct) Soviet Red Army family letter from Manchuria. Cover was made of Manchuria Railway book and folded into triangle, applied with

1945 (14 Oct) Soviet Red Army family letter from Manchuria. Cover was made of Manchuria Railway book and folded into triangle, applied with Military Post cds and censor mark. Sovie Army invaded Manchuria on 9 Aug 1945 and retreated on 3 May 1946. These mails were strictly confidential for years and not seen until the collapse of USSR. Illustration 9 in Soviet Japanese War 1945 adn Soviet Miliary Mail in Manchuria by Danny Wong, Asian Philate- list 2015

Lot 2082

1,000 HKD

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1945 (1 Nov) Soviet Red Army family letter from Manchuria, f.w. 30k in pair for registration, tied by FPO cds., along with registered mark.

1945 (1 Nov) Soviet Red Army family letter from Manchuria, f.w. 30k in pair for registration, tied by FPO cds., along with registered mark. Although Red Army familiy letter was postage free, registered mails required postage. Examples are very scarce as shown by the registration number 6. Illustration 10 in “Soviet Japanese War 1945 adn Soviet Miliary Mail in Manchuria” by Danny Wong, “Asian Philatelist 2015”

Lot 2083

1,000 HKD

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1946 (8 Mar) Soviet Red Army family letter from Manchuria, f.w. 30k in pair for registration, tied by FPO cds., along with registered mark.

1946 (8 Mar) Soviet Red Army family letter from Manchuria, f.w. 30k in pair for registration, tied by FPO cds., along with registered mark. Although Red Army familiy letter was postage free, registered mails required postage. Examples are very scarce as shown by the registration number 17. Illustration 11 in “Soviet Japanese War 1945 adn Soviet Miliary Mail in Manchuria” by Danny Wong, “Asian Philatelist 2015”