Here is a list of post offices in the Podolia guberniya for which I have cancellations from the 1917 - early 1920s period. I have transliterated from the Russian postmarks rather than giving the Ukrainian names of the places where these former Imperial Russian post offices were located. In the past I had a bigger collection of these cancels, with more offices represented, and this list is certainly incomplete. This List was last updated on 13 September 2015.
BAILIN
BALTA
BALTA
BAR
BERSHAD
BOLSHOI
OSTROZHEK
BOGOPOL
BONKOVTSI
BOROVKA
BRAILOV
BRATSLAV
VAPNIARKA
VENDIN
VENDICHANI
VENDIN
VENDICHANI
VERKHOVKA
VINNITSA
VINNITSA – ZABUZHE
VISSHII OLCHENAEV
VOROSHILOVKA
ZHVANCHIK
ZHENISHKOVITS
ZHMERINKA
ZAGNTIKOV
ZINKOV
GAISIN
GNIVAN
GOLOVANETS
GORODOK
GORODOK
GRUSHKA
GUSIATIN
DERAZHNIA
DZHURIN
DZIGOVKA
DZIGOVKA
DUNAEVTSI
KAMENETS
KAMENKA
KITAIGOROD
KODIMA
KRASNOE
KRASNOSLEKA
KRIVOE OZERO
KRIZHOPOL
KRUTIE (1922 only)
KRUTIE (1922 only)
KUMANOV
KUPIN
LADIZHIN
LETICHEV
LITIN
LUCHINETS
LYANTSK ORUN (Imperial canceller used in 1924)
MEDZHIBOSH
MINKOVTS
MYASTKOVKA
MIKHALPOL
MOGILEV POD[olski]
MURAFA
MUROV – KURILOVTSI
NEMIROV
NEMIYA
NIZHNAYA-KRAPIVNA
NOVAYA-USHITSA
OBODOVKA
OKNA
OLGOPOL
PASHKOVTS
PESCHANKA
PIKOV
PROSKUROV
PYATAKOVO
RAIGOROD
RIBNITSA
ROVNO
SARNOV
SATANOV
SLUBODO-LUGSKOE
SMOTRICH
SOBOLEVKA
SOLOBKOVTSI
STARAYA SINOVA
STARAYA- USHITSA
TEPLIK
TERNOVKA
TERNOVKA
TIVROVO
TOMASHPOL
TROSTYANETS
TULCHIN
ULADOVKA
ULADOVKA
FRAMPOL
KHMELNIK
CHERNEVTSI
CHERNI-OSTROV
CHECHELNIK
SHATAVA
SHVANETS
JURKOVKA
JUSEFPOL
YALTUSHKOV
YAMPOL
YAMOLINTSI
YANOV
YARISHEV
YAROSHENKA
YARUGA
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Trevor, I don't know if you have access to the Post Office List in spreadsheet form (let me know if you don't - it's great) but it will spit out a list of all offices in Podolia as identified from postal lists. At a guess, I'd say your list above covers about 50% of the offices on that list which is really extraordinary. To give you something to compare that too: after 25 years of collecting I have found postmarks for 53 out of 101 (Imperial) Crimean post offices. I'm still looking for my first Crimean Vol.Prav. postmark, for example...
ReplyDeleteIvo: Thanks! I have the paper list prepared by Gary Combs in 1993. That lists 18 000 Imperial post office locations throughout the Russian Empire, so using it manually to pick out offices in one guberniya can be hard work :)
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