Page 50 - Russo-Persian Postal Relations

I.D 1907 - 14 Russia strengthens its influence Only recorded mail
1907 Constitution having the Mission
Consequences imprinted in Russian
Russian Imperial Mission in Persia ab 1907-09
This cover was included in an article by Dr Casey, UK, in 1982 in Post-Rider, p 39. The editor, the famous Russian
specialist Andrew Cronin adds in that article that the cover was "found" in the late 1950s. It seems as if mail from the
mission went by closed bag to Baku to be put there into the normal Russian mail service.

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the front
decreased B b n e p C i H.

Rate: 10 kopek
Route: Baku 1 6 09 to Valk in the Lifland province arriving 7 6 09 (Julian)
The Shah's kern family on the male side and his political leaders about 1907-09
From the left #4 on the front row: Sepah Salar, #5 =the boy Ahmed Mirza (Shah), #6 (behind)
Colonel Khiakov of the Cossack Brigade, #7 Mohammed Ali shah, #8 Silli Sultan, #9 Ain EdDowle. # 10 Atabek Azam

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Rate:: 3 chahi imprime
Route: Teheran 19 VII 11 addressed to Buenos A ires. No further markings