371. Auktion

1925, Tercentenary of Liepaja 6-50s. imperforated tied by clear special cds. to local registered cover, rare, folded at left, otherwise fine

1930, Rainis-Fonds 1-15s. imperforated as blocks of four with frist day cancel "RIGA 23.V.30", fine

1932/33, Vigilante Aizsargi and Airmail, 12 photo essays in issued designs, fine, scarce

1933, Riga-Bathurst Flight, 10-100s., mint never hinged, fine, signed

1933, Riga-Bathurst Flight, 10-100s., except 10s. with sheet margin, mint never hinged, fine, signed

1933, Riga-Bathurst Flight, 10-25s. in blocks of ten with left sheet margin, mint never hinged, fine, scarce multiples, signed

1934, New Constitution 20 and 35s. with additional franking tied by cds. "RIGA 6 12 36" to cover to Germany, front with straight-line censor mark "Devisenrechtlich geprüft", reverse with corresponding seal, folded horizontally, otherwise fine and New Constitution 3s. with additional franking tied by cds. "RIGA 13.IX.41" to cover to Riga (occupied by Germany), fine

1937, Independence Monuments 3-30 s., archive proofs, without gum, very rare, fine

1937, Independence Monuments 3-40s. each with handstamp "SPECIMEN" on cardboard, two stamps some abhrasion, otherwise fine

FISCALS: 1900, Chancellery Court, Imperial Revenue stamps for Friedrichstadt (Jaunjelgawa), five used copies, one with manuscript revaluation to 40 kop., some with faults, scarce

1919, 15-30k., two imperforated singles each tied by cds. "ELEJA" with handwritten date to piece, one piece with adjacent censor mark, fine

1919, 2nd. Kaunas Issue 50sk. as complete sheet, between 1st and 2nd row imperforated vertically , used with clear cds. "KAUNAS 2.III.19", bottom row some faults, otherwise fine (PSL.-Nr. 18k)

1919, Fourth Berlin Issue, 15 and 50 sk. as block of 60 with margins, imperforated horizontally, and 20sk. as block of 60 with margins, imperforated vertically, mint never hinged, folded in the middle, few perf seperations, otherwise a fine and attractive multiple (PSL 51b, 52c, 55b)

"d'arlon" in manuscript on entire letter 1698 to Bruxelles, fine and very scarce

"ARLON", superb strike in black on entire letter 1746 to Bruxelles, very fine

"ARLON", good strike in black on sealed cover with original contents 1769 to Gand

"DÉB.ARLON" in red, clear strike on reverse of entire letter to Niderschiren with frontside "inconnu"

"ARLON / FRANCO" in red, clear strike on lettersheet with adjacent "ARLON 9 AVR 1831" to London, very fine

"Barvaux" in manuscript with adjacent straight line "MARCHE" on entire letter 1827, small tear at bottom, otherwise very fine

1734, entire letter dated "Bastogne le 25 juin 1734" to Bruxelles, manuscript tax "4" cancelled and replaced by "3"; a rare letter, illustrated in "Catalgue spécialisé de Luxembourg" (Goebel AB1, 32 points)

"P.P. BOUILLON" on entire letter 1828 part paid "Franco Coblentz" to Vienna with front side transit "TRIER 7.MAR."

"DEBOURSÉ EICH", clear oval on reverse of small entire letter from "EICH 15 AOUT" (1835) to Dippach and returned; opens out very nicely for exhibition; fine and scarce

"flamisoul" in manuscript on entire letter dated "Hubermont le 14 Juin 1795" to Bruxelles, fine and rare

"98 / FLAMIZOUL" in black on small lettersheet with part of contents to Bruxelles, very scarce

"GREVENMACHE", superb strike in red on entire letter 1795 to Bruxelles, extremely fine and scarce

"GREVENMACHER", clear strike in black on entire letter 1829 to Luxemburg, very fine

"Vellin" in manuscript on entire letter 1827 to Navangle, taxed "10" centimes, very scarce

"De voleville" in manuscript on entire letter (small part missing inside) to Bruxelles, very rare, just 3 letters recorded

1699, Entire letter from Luxemburg to Bruxelles with manuscript postage "4 s" (sols); a scarce early letter

"de luxumbg" in manuscript on entire letter 1704 

"deluxembg" in manuscript on small entire letter 1709 to Nancy, the dispatch note crossed and replaced by "Daix" and charged with "8" sols; a fine early letter during the régie Pajot

1741, Entire letter from Luxemburg, dated January 22, to Count Neipperg, the governor of the fortress of Luxemburg, to Vienna. The letter contains a complete summary of all military personnel in the fortress and its dependencies. A marvellous item

1786, Entire letter endorsed "Service" to Marche. The commander general of Luxemburg asked for a list of under age children of soldiers and officers; small part of reverse missing, otherwise fine. Early mail of the fortress

"LUXEMBOURG", straight line on entire letter 1789 to Hodimont with manuscript "par Liège et Vervier", taxed with a total of "9" sols, very fine, certificate Van der Linden BPP (2003)

"LUXEMBOURG" and "PORT PAYE" on entire letter dated "Steinsel le 12 de l'an 1794" to Liège; very scarce combination

"LUXEMBURG", straight line on entire letter 1828 to Marienbad in Bohemia, frontside transit "TRIER 6 MART" and boxed "franco tout", crossed out and replaced by "Franco Coblentz"