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Picture postcard: RUSSIAN EMPIRE: from a photo: stone staircase to the sea in Taganrog - Russian port town on …

Picture postcard: from a photo: stone staircase to the sea in Taganrog, Russian port town on the Sea of ​​Azov; no postage stamps.

  • Continent: Europe
  • postmarks on the correspondence: no postmarks
  • postage stamps franking: no postage stamps
  • a postal circulation of a letter/ postcard: - not from the post
  • themes of postcards: architecture

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Postage stamp names specify:


  • - country of issue
  • - number by the Michel Cataloge (in case of Polish stamps - by Fischer Cataloge)
  • - and a condition of a stamp:

** - Mint stamp with no sign of a stamp hinge: Unmounted Mint or Mint Never Hinged

* - Mint stamp with a sign of a stamp hinge: (Lightly) Mounted mint

[] - cancelled stamp - ʘ

() - stamp with no gum (glue)

L - one stamp out of a serie


Scans were made at dark background of stamp album to expose perforations of postage stamp. And therefore at a part of an image a foil may be visible.


Morawino Stamps


Philately and Numismatic Shop - Morawino Stamps

Stationary shop

ul. Górczewska 200a lok.usł.4

01-460 Warsaw

Poland

tel.: +48 602-55-66-55


the offer

I lead purchase, sale, valuation and commission sale.

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Shop for collectors exists since 2007. Postage stamps and accessories, letters, postcards and greeting cards, banknotes and coins.

On this website I present a small part of the stock. For questions about specific products and its delivery - please call or write. I will answer during opening hours of the shop.


  • - Each product presented on the website is the single and unique.
  • - One can collect an/and order in a shop, with no shipping costs.

I invite you to direct visit. For the youngest sets of post stamps at a promotional price.


Grzegorz Morawski