Questions About Some Russian Cancels (Taipei, Grid, Numeral)

Hello,

those cancels look interesting to me. As I don't have much knowledge about Russia, I would like to know:
1. are those cancels with parallel lines some kind of RPO or Railway cancels? (4 stamps in the 1st row)
2. what town is *ABA ? (3K red and 4K red in the 1st row)
3. is that really a Taipei cancel? Perhaps a known box cancel? (3K red)
4. I have not seen numeral cancels on that early issue with a border circle, which type is this? Maybe Moscow town sub-offices but the dots are too large I think. (10K brown-blue)

Number 3. Try Tallinn! It looks like one of the mid-1920s machine cancels, probably used as a receiving cancel on mail from USSR.

Yes, I think you are right - I should have done this before:



Somehow this looked to Asian to me that I read Taipei - without the help of the computer which I used now.

So this cancel is probably explained. Looking forward for learning about the others.

I read "Täieli" . "Täielik" means "full" or "complete" in estonian language.

Yes indeed, that's why the solution with Tallinn was correct.

Here is the complete machine cancel,on an estonian cover.
That means "for each letter please note the full addressee and the sender's address"


(not mine)

The second stamp has a Warsaw postmark.

Varshava (Warsaw) with cyrillic writing

The third stamp probably has a LIBAVA postmark.

This is Liepaja in Latvia.

Here are another four stamps with partial strikes of Warsaw barred postmarks:

I agree that the seventh stamp may have one of the earlier style of oval Moscow town post sub-office postmarks.

My only reference for these is Kiryushkin & Robinson who don't show all the varieties.

Libava (Liepaja,Libau in german) on postcard. Thanks Nigel

thank you very much, Nigel and Valoyene, it's great to see your knowledge and examples here. That helped a lot, I know nearly everything about all my Russian stamps where I was lost.

I think the first stamp is also a Warsaw cancel.
Is there a market for Russian stamps used in Poland as there is for the ones in Finland?
I know the very interesting page about Russian stamps in Finland:
http://www.jiv.dk/finland/stamps_ru-1889.php

Is there a similar information for Poland? (if it's equally important to collectors)

What about the two last stamps in the 1st row, is that a known cancel type, it looks like something typical.

stamperix: try this link for poland.(lot's of pics)
https://www.stampspoland.nl/index.html

Moscow office's .The large squared dot types.Yours looks like the 3rd one top row.

Thanks perf12.

It's nice to see all these dotted ovals.

thank you, perf12, for the image. Yes, it's then a Moscow cancel, nice to have for me.

about the link: there is a lot of information about the stamps of Poland, but I didn't find information about Russian stamps used in Poland - or at least I didn't know where to click to find this. Is there a page on this website about the Russian stamps?

To understand it better: are those reveiving cancels or cancels where a Russian cancel was missing, or is it like in Finland that the Russian stamps were actually used there as postage?

PS: I know about the older issue with the Poland ring cancellations, but my stamps are younger and I did not know that Russian stamps were used in Poland to that later time.