(Administration of Romania) 1878 registered envelope to the village of Tovada, near Padua, Italy, franked 20ft with further 10ft on reverse, tie by boxed Arad date stamp, reverse with Campo Sampiero transit and arrival cds.
1838 outer letter sheet to Genova bearing straight-line JASSY despatch handstamp, docketed inside as from “Fratelli Pedemonte” forwarding agents at Galatz, disinfected with rastel punch holes on arrival. Tchilinghirian suggests that the straight-line JASSY cancel started in 1840, this shows that in fact it was introduced earlier during Austrian Imperial Administration.
1861 entire bearing two-line KPAIOBA/ AP 19 date stamp of Craiova; light vertical filing creases otherwise fine and clean condition.
1867 (21/7) outer letter sheet to Galatz franked by 18pa rose-carmine with good even margins, tied by double-ring Iassi cds, arrival backstamp of two days later; fine and attractive
1875 (7 Nov) 5b. postal stationery card, uprated 5b. to Trebnowitz cancelled by Bacau cds that does not tie the stamp which has been tied on arrival
1878 (31 Jul) cover to “Poste Restante” address at Ischl, Austria franked with Bucharest First Print 10b. horizontal strip of three at cross border rate tied Crajova cds, arrival backstamp; slightly reduced at top.
1884 two 5 bani postal stationery cards to Abo, Finland, both uprated 5 bani and cancelled Bucharest, both with St Petersburg transits and Finnish maritime boxed ANK handstamps. One card being perforated on all sides, the other just on three. Both cards with peripheral faults.
1884, 1888 and 1891 5 bani uprated postal stationery cards to Switzerland from Bucuresci, each with arrival cds, two on front.
1921 (30 Mai) envelope to Vienna franked 10b and three 30b on front tied Caranabes cds, reverse with overprinted Hungarian 20f (5) also tied by the cds; small tear in backflap.
Romania 1868 (17.2.) internal entire to Braila franked 1868-70 18b. New Currency issue, four good margins tied by blue-green Ploesti cds. A fine early use of this issue that became available on 1st February. Lamy handstamp bottom right.