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English: Russia 1913-02-26 registered cover, franked 50k. (for weight category 4 lots). Sent from ST. PETERSBURG 26.2.1913 to Wolfersdorf Austria. St. Petersburg 11th dispatch office, also XI marking on R-label.
  • Catalogue: Mi. 82, 83, 85, 89 and 91
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Author Russia postal authorities

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