Γαλλικά Νότια Εδάφη 1963 - 2 φάκελοι από τα νησιά Κεργκουέλεν και Κροζέ - TAAF - προς τον Βόρειο Πόλο, κινούμενος σταθμός 10
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Δύο φακέλοι από τα νησιά Κεργκουέλεν και Κροζέ – TAAF – προς τον σταθμό North Pole 10, που χρονολογείται το 1963, χρησιμοποιημένοι και με διεύθυνση.
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Lot of 2 Covers from the Kerguelen and Crozet Islands - TAAF - to the North Pole 10 drifting station via Moscow :
1) Antarctic Airmail Cover mailed from the Kerguelen Islands (T.A.A.F.), franked with the 0.50f Albatros fuligineux issue and the 0.30f of the Two penguins from the Crozet Islands issue
Clear KERGUELEN – 21.12.1963 – T.A.A.F. circular postmark.
Addressed in Russian to the Soviet drifting station “Severny Polyus / North Pole”, via Moscow.
On the back the red postmark of the transit in Moscow.
Includes Soviet transit markings, the boxed Arctic Institute cachet, and a French return marking indicating non‑delivery.
A fascinating Cold War artifact showing failed inter‑polar delivery between two remote scientific worlds.
Market Value (2026) €90 – €140
Why it is even more valuable
Returned mail + institutional marking → highly collectible.
Unique combination: French Antarctic → Soviet Arctic → Returned.
Strong thematic interest: geopolitics, polar science, Cold War communications.
2) Antarctic Airmail Cover mailed from the Archipel des Crozet (T.A.A.F.), franked with the 1f Albatros fuligineux issue and the 0.30f of the Two penguins from the Crozet Islands issue
Clear ARCHIPEL DES CROZET 1. - 1 .1963 – T.A.A.F. circular postmark.
Addressed in Russian to the Soviet drifting station “Severny Polyus / North Pole”, via Moscow.
On the back the red postmark of the transit in Moscow.
Includes Soviet transit markings, the boxed Arctic Institute cachet, and a French return marking indicating non‑delivery.
A fascinating Cold War artifact showing failed inter‑polar delivery between two remote scientific worlds.
Market Value (2026) €90 – €140
Why it is even more valuable
Returned mail + institutional marking → highly collectible.
Unique combination: French Antarctic → Soviet Arctic → Returned.
Strong thematic interest: geopolitics, polar science, Cold War communications.
I dont' combine shippings
Following a recent change in international sector regulations, specifically Articles 18 and 19 of the Universal Postal Convention, starting from January 1, 2026, it will no longer be possible to send items (goods with or without commercial value) using International Registered and International Insured services, which will continue to be used exclusively for sending documents.
It means that starting from January 1st, 2026, I will ship abroad only by "POSTE DELIVERY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD" starting from 25,80€ without insurance
Lot of 2 Covers from the Kerguelen and Crozet Islands - TAAF - to the North Pole 10 drifting station via Moscow :
1) Antarctic Airmail Cover mailed from the Kerguelen Islands (T.A.A.F.), franked with the 0.50f Albatros fuligineux issue and the 0.30f of the Two penguins from the Crozet Islands issue
Clear KERGUELEN – 21.12.1963 – T.A.A.F. circular postmark.
Addressed in Russian to the Soviet drifting station “Severny Polyus / North Pole”, via Moscow.
On the back the red postmark of the transit in Moscow.
Includes Soviet transit markings, the boxed Arctic Institute cachet, and a French return marking indicating non‑delivery.
A fascinating Cold War artifact showing failed inter‑polar delivery between two remote scientific worlds.
Market Value (2026) €90 – €140
Why it is even more valuable
Returned mail + institutional marking → highly collectible.
Unique combination: French Antarctic → Soviet Arctic → Returned.
Strong thematic interest: geopolitics, polar science, Cold War communications.
2) Antarctic Airmail Cover mailed from the Archipel des Crozet (T.A.A.F.), franked with the 1f Albatros fuligineux issue and the 0.30f of the Two penguins from the Crozet Islands issue
Clear ARCHIPEL DES CROZET 1. - 1 .1963 – T.A.A.F. circular postmark.
Addressed in Russian to the Soviet drifting station “Severny Polyus / North Pole”, via Moscow.
On the back the red postmark of the transit in Moscow.
Includes Soviet transit markings, the boxed Arctic Institute cachet, and a French return marking indicating non‑delivery.
A fascinating Cold War artifact showing failed inter‑polar delivery between two remote scientific worlds.
Market Value (2026) €90 – €140
Why it is even more valuable
Returned mail + institutional marking → highly collectible.
Unique combination: French Antarctic → Soviet Arctic → Returned.
Strong thematic interest: geopolitics, polar science, Cold War communications.
I dont' combine shippings
Following a recent change in international sector regulations, specifically Articles 18 and 19 of the Universal Postal Convention, starting from January 1, 2026, it will no longer be possible to send items (goods with or without commercial value) using International Registered and International Insured services, which will continue to be used exclusively for sending documents.
It means that starting from January 1st, 2026, I will ship abroad only by "POSTE DELIVERY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD" starting from 25,80€ without insurance
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Γεωγραφική πρέλευση
Γαλλικά Νότια Εδάφη
Από (Χρονολογία των παλαιότερων γραμματοσήμων)
1963
Κατάσταση
Με διεύθυνση, Χρησιμοποιήθηκε στο ταχυδρομείο
Σειρές
2 Covers from the Kerguelen and Crozet Islands - TAAF - to the North Pole 10 drifting station
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