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Showing items in Philatelic Books - Ukraine
;) | DUBYNIAK Roman and CYBANIAK Peter The Postal History of Ukraine. K.u.K Ukrainische Legion Feldpostkorrespondenzkarten 1914-1918 Austrian Stamp Club of GB (1992) 106pp. 1st ed., fine in paper covers. | £24.00 |
;) | BAREFOOT J. Russia Revenues York (2004) 108 large pp. 1st ed., fine in card covers. The standard priced listing for Russian area including Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Tuva, Ukraine, etc. | £15.00 |
;) | ANON Catalog of Displaced Persons, Prisoners of War, Concentration Camp and Ghetto Stamps during and after World War II in Germany. Stereo Stamps (1970) 66pp. 1st ed., fine in card covers. | £24.00 |
;) | BILOUS Andriy Kyiv Meter Stamps. Abridgement Privately published (2017) 366pp. 1st ed., two small National PS h/s's otherwise fine in pictorial boards. | £12.00 |
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SIMPSON William and PICKEN T. The ruins of Inkermann and City of Caverns. Day & Son 1855 Original coloured lithograph. Fine condition. 17 x 12" From The Campaign in the Crimea by George Brackenbury (Colnaghi, 1855).
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CODMAN John An American Transport in the Crimean War Bonnell, Silver & Co., New York 1896 198pp + frontispiece. 1st ed., fine in original cloth The author was the captain of the American transport William Penn which left Marseilles in 1854 with troops and ammunition for the Crimea and sailed between Turkey and the Crimea.
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SIMPSON William and PICKEN T. The ruins of Inkermann and City of Caverns. Day & Son 1855 Original coloured lithograph. Fine condition. 17 x 12" From The Campaign in the Crimea by George Brackenbury (Colnaghi, 1855).
£75
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CODMAN John An American Transport in the Crimean War Bonnell, Silver & Co., New York 1896 198pp + frontispiece. 1st ed., fine in original cloth The author was the captain of the American transport William Penn which left Marseilles in 1854 with troops and ammunition for the Crimea and sailed between Turkey and the Crimea.
£24
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