366. Auktion März 2018

1941, Landscapes 1k. as gutter block of six with adjoining stamps, the middle row with cleary shifted double print, without gum, scarce, fine

1994, Europe 3800d. as imperforated miniature sheet, mint never hinged, very scarce, fine

1919, Hungary postage due stamp 5 f. with proof overprint in type "F", used, very fine, rare, signed Möbs and certificate Darmietzel BPP (2005) (Pofis 128 F)

1940, 20 on 1 ö. greenish black tied by special datestamp "THORSHAVN 20.5.41" to cover with British and German censor label on reverse to Kopenhagen, tiny spots

1981, Europe 150-200Ø., each as black proof on thick carton paper, without gum, rare, fine

1992, Europe 3,70-6,50kr., imperforated stamps and miniature sheet mounted on folding cardboard of the printing house Endschede, fine

Militäry Mail: 1943, "FIELD POST OFFICE 611 22.OC.43" (code letter removed), clear on cover with censor mark "PASSED BY CENSOR No. 5532" to London, crease at right

Militäry Mail: "FIELD POST OFFICE 695 8.AP. 43" on Army privilege envelopes with censor mark "PASSED BY CENSOR No. 4411" and label "EXAMINER 7472/P.C.90" to Hull, fine

Militäry Mail: 1944, Army privilege Envelope with handwritten endorsement "xFaroe Island" and censor Mark "PASSED BY CENSOR No. 2152" via London with red machine "OFFICIAL PAID" to Yorkshire

Censored Mail: 1940, censor label "P.C.90" to reverse to cover from Leith with 3 p. violet tied by framed "PAQUEBOT" via "THORSHAVN 16.11.40" to Sandevaag, tiny spots, otherwise fine

Censored Mail: 1942, "OPENED BY MILITARY CENSOR", two line and neutral closure label to reverse to cover with Caravel 20 ö. tied by star-removed cancel "SORVAAG" to Thorshavn with arrival mark from 8.11.42 on front, fine

Incoming Mail: 1945, "A.P.O. 867 MAY.15." (St. Lucia) handstamp on airmail cover with censor mark "PASSED BY BASE ARMY EXAMINER 1253" and transparent censor label at left to Torshavn, fine

1873, Postal stationery envelope 3 c. with additional franking 1 c. green and brown-red, and two single stamps 3 c. blue-green and carmine-rose, each with inverted frame, used from "ST.THOMAS 2.12.1897" to Weimar, Germany with arrival mark, fine colour franking

1809 (ca.), "PERNAU", cyrillic straight line clear on sealed court lettersheet to Dorpat, fine and scarce

"TEILITZ" (Tõlliste) cyrillic straight-line cancel on reverse of large part of lettersheet to Rakvere, fine

Unissued 2 k. black and to the left separated by gutter 15 k. black, printed on front of a complete sheet of five 50 k. cinema tickets, inverted position of proofs: the text above the proofs ("Talon") is inverted, the back of the sheet shows advertisments for "Berliner Malzperle" and "Mutti Must", without gum, extremely rare as complete sheet, fine, sign. Nemvalz (Hurt/Ojaste G4)

1918, Flower Design, Proof 5 k. rose on greyish white, ungummed paper, signed by Nemvalz (Hurt/Ojaste G:1)

1918, Flower issue, 5 k. black proof printed on the back of green cinema tickets, with right sheet margin, unused, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:3)

Flower Design Issue 5 kop., printed on reverse of rose 15 kop. cinema tickets, sheet D, horizontal fold through 10 proofs, otherwise fine, extremely rare as complete sheet, signed Nemvalz (Hurt/Ojaste G:2)  

1918, Flower issue, 5 k. rose proof block of 25, printed on the back of 4 complete rose cinema tickets 13+2kop. From the small counter pane E of 50, for small post offices, at the bottom of the big printer's sheet of 500 (4x 100 + 2x 50, Hurt/Ojaste, p.18), bottom left corner of the printer's sheet, at the top of the half-pane is part of the gutter between panes C and E. The very weak ink shows that this was an initial mise-en-train proof, the usual 5 kop. proofs on cinema tickets have a much more intense ink color. Vertically folded in the second column of proofs, an exceptional item, signed Nemvalz (Hurt/Ojaste G:2)

1918, Flower issue 15 k. darker blue on rose-lilac as proof block of 6 with margin at the top, unused, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:5)  

1918, Flower issue 15 k. lighter blue on beige-rose, proof block of 4 on cinema tickets 33+2 kop., possibly different printing, unused, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:5)    

1918, Flower issue 15 k. turquoise light blue, perforated, mint never hinged, fine, signed Eichenthal and Nemvalz  

1918, Flower issue, 15 k. greenish light blue, perforated, one side imperforated, unused, fine, signed Nemvalz  

1919, Flower issue 70 k. black from the upper left sheet corner, as proof printed on the back of green cinema tickets, unused, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:1)  

1919, Seagull 5 p. as block of 50 with 5 gutter pairs, a rhombus-shaped impression at the top margin and at the top row of stamps, folded in the gutter and between the stamps, mint never hinged

Numeral Design 5 p. olive on greyish white smooth paper, possibly prepared as single proof or as strip of several proofs (lines at the bottom right corner), green setoff at the back, unused, signed Eichenthal and Nemvalz, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:13)

Numeral Design, 5 p. dull light blue as proof on thin paper, unused, signed Eo Vaher (Hurt/Ojaste G:17)  

Numeral Design, 5 p. lilac as proof on greyish white thick paper, unused, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:18)  

Numeral Design, 5 p. lemon yellow as proof on white paper with right sheet margin, minor yellowish brown impurities mainly at the back of the right margin, unused, signed Nemvalz, (Hurt/Ojaste G:26)  

Numeral Design 10 p. green on carton paper, horizontal pair with bottom margin, with pen cancellation, fine, signed Eichenthal (Hurt/Ojaste G:28)  

Seagull 70 p. as enlarged black copy of the mother die (41x52mm) tied by red pen  to cardboard, unused, signed Nemvalz (Hurt/Ojaste G:1)  

1919, Viking ship 5 Mk on white paper with double print of frame, shifted 4mm, signed by Eo Vaher as Error and double-signed by Nemvalz as Proof, this double print is classified in Hurt/Ojaste both as Error E:3 and as Proof G:1, unused, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:1)  

1919, Viking ship 5 Mk. on white paper, double print of frame, shifted 1mm, unused, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:1)  

1920, Tallinn Skyline 25 p. as negative enlarged copy of first assembly on baryte paper with sheet margin (37x48mm), with red cancellation, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:2)

1920, Tallinn Skyline 25 p. as negative enlarged copy of first assembly on baryte paper with sheet margin (37x48mm) mounted on card, tied by incomplete red cancellation, fine (Hurt/Ojaste G:2)