Czech Legion in Russia WWI Ekaterinburg Train Soldier Artist Signed Patrio 90327

Description: Franking: UnusedOur Item#: 90327Patriotic donation postcard of Czech-purloined train in Ekaterinburg, for the Czech Legion in Russia during and shortly after WWI featuring artwork by the soldiers doing the actual fighting. Ekaterinburg is where the Communists executed the Tsar and his family, rightly fearing that the Czechs would liberate them. Excellent unused condition, as per scans. The Legion had great success fighting for the Russians at Zborov, but after the Tsar was deposed and the Communists took over they were to be disarmed, a fate to which they took exception. So, like any of us would do, they decided to take over the Trans-Siberian railway and carved their own rolling iron empire out of the former Russia crown's east. The Allies weakly supported them (mostly with words) in fighting the Communists, but ultimately their revolution sputtered to a halt and they evacuated out of (mostly) Valdivostok. Guarantee: All items are absolutely guaranteed genuine as described. Absolutely.Genuine. Any item returned by a competent authority (BPP,VoB,APS,etc) may be returned within four months of receipt and we will immediately refund the cost of the item and our shipping fees. We are members of the American Philatelic Society (APS), are rated A+ by the USA Better Business Bureau, and have been a Colorado corporation (dba Gothic Stamps, Inc) since 1995. Shipping: International Buyers Please Note - Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying -- We cannot mark items as 'gift'.

Price: 33.6 USD

Location: Pagosa Springs, Colorado

End Time: 2024-11-28T20:44:08.000Z

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