Russian Stamps used in Finland
Russian Arms type - 1909 Issue
The 1909 issue is a new design for the 1 to 10 kop stamps, they were printed on non laid paper with a square shaped chalk overprint on the surface side.
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1 kop |
2 kop |
3 kop |
4 kop |
5 kop |
7 kop |
10 kop |
| date of delivery: |
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15.X.1909 |
15.X.1909 |
15.X.1909 |
15.X.1909 |
2.III.1917 |
15.X.1909 |
15.X.1909 **) |
| number used: |
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1,9 mill |
44 mill |
8,8 mill |
2,5 mill |
584.000 |
9,4 mill |
17 mill |
**) 10 kop
15.X.1909 light blue
1910 dark blue
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14 kop |
15 kop |
20 kop |
25 kop |
35 kop |
50 kop |
70 kop |
1 rbl |
| date of delivery: |
13.I.1910 |
13.IX.1909 |
5.III.1912 |
13.IX.1909 |
2.XI.1910 |
15.X.1909 |
13.I.1909 |
30.VI.1910 ***) |
| number used: |
496.000 |
1,2 mill |
1,8 mill |
297.000 |
ca. 54.000 |
373.000 |
27.211 |
117.820 |
***) 1 Rouble
30.VI.1910 light brown
2.III.1917 dark brown
The Russian 1909 issue is found in different printings. It is possible to distingues 1st, 2nd, 3rd-5th and 6th printing.
The last one is partly issued imperforated in March 1917.
Of the 35 kop only the total number of m1889 and m1909 is known (69.225 stamps used)
Postcard sent to Belgium, per shipsmail via Copenhagen
Registered letter from KOUVOLA to WIBORG from Nov. 1912
Official letter which was free of charge, the 7kop charge is for the registration fee
10kop letter sent from Helsinki 5th July 1915 to Norway with charity stamp attached.
Single 50kop on value letter sent in March 1917 from Turku to Stockholm
Parcelcard for parcel sent from BERGHÄLL via Helsinki to Tomsk Gub. Russia
Opdateret d. 19. Mar. 2012
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