366. Auktion März 2018

Majakowski 80k. from the lower right sheet corner, unused, fine, signed Matuzas and certificate Krischke (as never hinged) (2011) Provenance: The Matuzas Collection of Lithuania (2011)

Red Army 1rbl. with inverted overprint, with variety "IV instead of VI", mint never hinged, only 19 stamps possible, fine, signed with certificate Krischke (1996)

Provenance: Rainer Bender German Occupation World War II (347th. Heinrich Köhler Auction)

Agricultural Exhibition 10k. with inverted overprint, from the lower right sheet corner, mint never hinged, unused, with natural vertical paper crease, fine, only 40 copies printed, certificate Krischke (2011)

Far East Pavilion 15k. as horizontal pair with left sheet margin, the left stamp with overprint variety "IV instead of VI", mint never hinged, very fine, certificate Krischke (2012) Provenance: Rainer Bender German Occupation World War II (347th. Heinrich Köhler Auction)

Far East Pavilion 15k. with upper sheet margin, mint never hinged, very fine, copy of Krischke certificiate for sheet

Leningrad, Belarus, Tajikistan and Kyrgyztan Pavilion 30k., all tied by cds. "TELSIAI 18.VIII.41" to piece, fine, signed Mikulski a.o.

Moscow Pavilions 30k. with overprint variety "Telsial instead of Telsiai", mint never hinged, only 40 stamps possible, fine, certificate Krischke BPP (1996)

Belarus Pavilion 30k., mint never hinged, fine, copy of Krischke certificate for sheet (1994)

Kyrgyztan Pavilion 30k. as horizontal pair with right sheet margin, mint never hinged, fine, certificate Krischke (2012) Provenance: Rainer Bender German Occupation World War II (347th. Heinrich Köhler Auction)

Armenia Pavilion 30k. with overprint variety "Telsial instead of Telsiai", mint never hinged, fine

Armenia Pavilion 30k. with overprint variety "i941 instead of 1941", tied by cds. "TELSIAI -4.VIII.41" to small piece, fine, signed Mikulski with certificate (1984)

Uzbekistan Pavilion 30k., mint never hinged, fine

Karelia Pavilion 30k. with overprint variety "194i instead of 1941", mint never hinged, fine, certificate Krischke (2006)

Kazakhstan Pavilion 30k. with left sheet margin, mint never hinged, fine, copy of certificate Krischke for whole sheet (1994)

Main Pavilion 50k. from the lower right sheet corner, mint never hinged, fine 

Mechanization Pavilion  60k. with gutter at top, mint never hinged, very fine, signed Krischke

1941, 5-30k., unused, 30k. one short perf., otherwise fine, signed Krischke BPP

5k. as block of four with right sheet margin and 30k. as horizontal pair, both with heavily shifted overprints, tied by cds. "UKMERGE 29.VIII.41" to registered cover, fine and very attractive

5k. with inverted brown-lilac overprint, mint never hinge, fine, copy of certificate Krischke BPP (for original block of four)

30k. tied by cds. "DUSETOS 26.VIII.41" to addressed cover, fine

1941, Hitler 1-3 and 50 pfg. tied by cds. "PSKOV -2 7 43" to registered cover to Stettin, fine

3 and 12 Pfg. tied by cds. "DÜNABURG 01.8.42" to card sent from a swiss volunteer to Switzerland, in addition folded letter to Vaud, fine

3, 15 and 24 pfg. tied by dumb cds. "23.II.42" and straight line "Nikolajew" to registered cover to Vienna, fine

8 pdf. with additional franking Hitler 80 pfg. tied by violet straight-line "Pleskau" and cds. "PSKOV 20 6 42" t registered express cover to Chemnitz, fine

1941, Hitler 15 and 24 pfg. in mixed franking with Ukraine 3 pfg. tied by cds. "REVAL 21.8.43" to registered cover to Prag, fine

50 and 12 pfg. tied by cds. "RIGA 30.7.44" to value declared cover to Neumünster, fine

60 pfg. with albino overprint, the overprint being on the reverse of adjoining margin, in addition 3 pfg. with downwards shifted overprint together with 40 pfg. tied by cds. "MAJORENHOF 12.6.44" to registered cover to Duisburg, tiny stains, otherwise fine, certificate Krischke for 60 pfg.

1941, Hindenburg 12 and 30 pfg. tied by bilingual cds. "DAUAGAVAPILS -5 XI 41" to censored registered cover to the Red Cross in Switzerland, fine

1941, Hitler 4+6 pfg., all four possible se-tenants tied by cds. "RIGA 02.6.44" to registered card to Hohemstein, fine

USE OF ESTONIAN OCC. STAMPS IN OSTLAND: 1941, Reconstruction 15-100k. tied by cds. "RAKVERE 16 I 42" to registered cover to Husum, fine

"Der Reichskommissar für das Ostland - Betriebsabwicklungsstelle...", typed return address on cover franked with Offical mail stamps 4+8 pfg. from "FRANKFURT 17.1.45" to Berlin, fine

CANCELLATIONS: "GARTEN DEUTSCHE DIENSTPOST OSTLAND 12.11.41.--18" clear strike on Hindenburg 5 and 20 pfg. on censored cover to Switzerland, a very rare cancellation with only a few known, 5pfg. small corner crease and some edge wear on cover

"ZALENIEKI -4.VIII.42" cds. on two airmail express registered cards with mixed franking of Ostland, Generalgouvernement, Bohemia and Moravia and German Empire stamps, fine

"ZALENIEKI -9.IX.42" cds. on Hitler 1 rm. and 4pfg. se-tenant on airmail express registered cover to Chemnitz, from there forwarded, fine

Worker 30k. with red overprint, applied on all mail items found in the mailbox, after the German occupation of Plsekau, tied by red cds. "PSKOV -9 8 41" to cover, usual traces, a very rare cover, signed Dr. Schultz and certificate Zirath BPP (2014)

1941, Hindenburg 20k. on 1 pfg. from the upper left sheet corner, mint never hinged, hinge in the margin only, fine, signed Rommerskirchen BPP