Old Russians And Finland Russia.(Noytobar Mapka)

Noytobar Mapka stamps, covers and postal cards. Comment,inputs and feed backs appreciated. Thanks.

Here is my contribution to the topic. To be honest, I don't have a clue as to what they are or where they come from.

If I am not mistaken the top one is Russia Scott# 132. Issue year 1917.Lower one Scott# 138 also issued 1917.

Thank you, kindly.
Robert

The OP's top item (3c stamp + 7c imprint) strikes me as a very fine item, from Finland under Russian control. The 3 pennia stamp, Facit #37 (I think) is worth 4 to 5 times as much on cover as a loose stamp. Too bad it was cancelled twice.

Was going to add that almost any russian cover seems to be getting great returns from what I see on ebay anyway.

Could someone please give me information on this stamp?

hi ! Your stamp is a 1921 "Far Eastern republic" (Siberia).Russian

New to collecting. Can't find my 7 kon imperfs (as shown in 12/24/2012 post, in the Scott WW catalogs. It is late and I am tired. What am I missing? Looked under Russia and Finland, can't find Russian occupation of Finland. I've got to be missing something simple.

Nice covers and cards. Thanks.

The 7 kop.are imprinted on stationery & cards.

The 3 #1082;#1086;#1087; (#1082;#1086;#1087;#1077;#1081;#1082;#1072;-penny) imprinted stamp is on a Russian Open Letter (#1054;#1058;#1050;#1056;#1067;#1058;#1054;#1045; #1055;#1048;#1057;#1068;MO) (Postcard). I have seen similar open letters sent from Poland to Germany using the same 3 #1082;#1086;#1087; imprinted stamp between 1881/91 and the 7 #1082;#1086;#1087; imprinted stamp on an open letter being sent to #1075;#1086;#1088;#1086;#1076; #1076;#1080;#1085;#1072;#1073;#1091;#1088;#1075; Dinaberg City (Daugavpils) Latvia 1887. The Russian Empire was quite extensive at this time though their taxation system was a bit of a mess.

Could someone identify this stamp then please. This discussion is as close as I have got :)

envelope cutout same as above?

Thanks for your reply. Do you think its just a cut-out? Would the envelope have had a watermark? I don't know anything about stamps. I'm a classic "I've just inherited a shoe box", :)

That doesn't look like a watermark I've come to know
Check it in fluid
Going out on a limb I'd say someone tried to Wash off (although the ink is fugitive) the cancellation and glued on to something....but it's a guess
Could be a proof..I'll look and see if can find something a little more concrete
I know it as a cut out but I could be wrong I only looked up mine:/

OK, thank you. I don't know what that means ("check it in fluid"), so I will move on. I'm looking at them stamp by stamp, so I'm never going to get through them all if I get stuck on one. :)