This nifty, relatively uncommon Swedish post card(quite clean on either side, w/some minor wear and tear around its edges) of the Anchor Line's S.S. Caledonia was sent on December 20, 1913(according to the Julian calendar then used in Russia!), from the area around Abo, Russian Finland, to Helsinki, Russian Finland! One of the two cancels from the Russian T.P.O.(Pochti Vagon/K.P.X.P. No. 4), is pretty superb! The receiving cancel(12/20) from the Helsinki P.O. is pretty fine, too, but a bit light/faded in places. Noted imperfections aside, this remains a neat example of mail sent within Russian Finland in 1913 sent via a Russian traveling post office!

P.S. According to the U.S. government's Harmonized Tariff Schedule:
 
https://hts.usitc.gov/reststop/file?release=currentRelease&filename=Chapter%2097

the Trump administration's removal of the "de minimis" exemption(from 08/29/2025) for certain imports from Japan does NOT apply to buyers of philatelic or postal history items, nor collectible post cards. SHOULD American-based buyers be mistakenly asked to pay duties on purchases, they are welcome to send their purchase(s) back for a full refund. As always, thank you for your interest in my store! If you have purchased from me in the past, once again, thank you for your business!

Sincerely,

Rich