376. Auktion

American Lithuanian Trans-Atlantic Flight Association, receipt with violet cachet at upper right, minor edge wear, otherwise fine

1919, 3-70 k., 3K. with overprint variety "wide distance between Лi тва" and 70k. with variety "italic i in  Лi тва", unused, 35k. missing perf, otherwise fine, signed Mikulski a.o. and certificate Huylmans BPP  

1919, 3-70 k., 50k. with overprint variety "wide distance between Лi тва", all tied to pieces by violet provisional cancel "GRODNO", 70k. pulled perf. at top, otherwise fine, certificate Huylmans BPP  

3k. red with clear double surcharge, position 19, unused,  two perf missing at left, otherwise fine, scarce, signed and certificate Huylmans BPP

1920, Telsiai Postmaster Issue, without value indication, with upper sheet margin, with large portion of watermark, unused, two diagonal creases, otherwise a fine copy of this scarce variety of which propably not more than one sheet was printed

1920, Marriage of Princess Charlotte 2 c.- 5 fr., 10 values complete, unused with fresh o.g., very fine; for the set certificate v.d. Weid (2001 as unmounted mint), 5 fr. signed Brun and Calves and certificate Scheller (2020)

1920, Princes' Wedding 5+5 fr., fresh colour and quite well centered and perforated, unused, very fine, a rare stamp, certificate Scheller  

1985, Centenary of the first stamp 5 fr. violet, imperforated souvenir sheet, mint never hinged, very scarce with only 100 printed, reverse with cachet of the postal museum (Yvert Bl. 33C)

1985, Centenary of the first stamp 5 fr. green, imperforated souvenir sheet, mint never hinged, very scarce with only 100 printed, reverse with cachet of the postal museum (Yvert Bl. 33B)

1960, Olympic Games / football championship, 5fr. green with and without surcharge, mint never hinged, very fine

1795, "D'HOLLANDE" on front of folded letter from the "Armee du Nord 6ieme Division" from Leyden with black straight-line "Leyden" on reverse,  charged 28 decimes, address partly redrawn, otherwise fine  

1846, „Koper“-Postage Due label with manuscript „2-16“ and „11.July 1846” on entire letter from “AMSTERDAM 22.5.” with manuscript endorsement “p Overlandmail via Marseille” via Singapore to Samarang, incorrosion backed by hinged, otherwise fin, signed in pencil, very rare

1896, 10 øre chocolate and 20 øre red, each as block of four, the latter with left sheet margin, mint never hinged, very fine

1918, Germania "Poctza Polska", horizontal pair from the upper left sheet corner with overprint "Gen.-Gouv. Warschau" in Aniline color, the left stamp mint never hinged, the right unused, hinges in the margins, few flat perfs at bottom of no importance, a very rare multiple with only a few stamps known mint, certificate Mikulski (2009) and certificate Petriuk (2020)

1924, Coat of arms 1-50 gr., horizontal pairs, mostly without gum and red invalidating lines, 2, 30 and 50 gr. mint never hinged, 50 gr. one stamp in the outer margin toned, otherwise fine

1919/20, „DIRECTION de L’INSTRUCTION LE CHEF d’ETAT-MAJOR ARMÉE POLONAISE ORGANISÉE EN FRANCE“, violet sender cachet on field postcard with field mark „TRESOR ET POSTEES 311 3.8.“ to France, second card with field mark “TRESOR ET POSTES 311 11.3.20 and third cart with sender cachet „Misja Wojskowa Francuska w Polsco Secteur Postal 311 Kommendant Platnik Pillot“ and long text to Paris, three interesting cards of the Halller Army from Warsaw

1916, Warsaw Siren 6 Gr. imperforated, block of four with additional printing on thereverse, mint never hinged, signed Petriuk and certificate Berbeka

1898, Carlos I. 115r. tied by cds. "LISBOA CENTRAL -4. JAN.02" to cover sent from Queen Dona Amélia with corresping red wax seal with the initials "MALH" (=Marie Amélie Louise Hélène d'Orléans) on reverse, addressed to (Pierre Paul Laffleur) de Kermaingant in Paris, the stamp loose perf. and the cover somewhat stained, otherwise fine and very interesting cover, certificate Ehrig BPP with accompanying letter

1902, the unique proof of Sperati's "400 REIS" overprint surcharge that may have been used for finished forgeries of several colonies, first reported in Sperati II, only Angola has been seen as a finished reproduction but others could exist from Cape Verde, Mozambique, Portuguese Congo, Portuguese Guinea, St. Thomas and Prince, or Zambesia, ex Sperati archives and Carl Walske  

POSTAGE DUE: 1904, proof of frame only, three horizontal pairs in grey, yellow-brown, brown and three single proofs in grey, blue and red on chalky paper, fine

POSTAGE DUE: 1904/21, 5-500r. set of ten values of Angola, Cap Verde, Mozambique and Portugese Guinea, each affixed to portion of album page, each handstamped "ULTRAMAR", in addition Angola Postage Due set 1921 ½-50c. with same handstamp on portion of album page, fine

1881, 20 r. rose, single signed proof in color, Sperati I describes this 20r proof, ex Robson Lowe, as the only proof that had been examined by the BPA, no finished reproductions are known, ex Carl Walske  

1858, 40 par. blue on bluish paper, good to large margins, tied by blue "GALATZ MOLDOVA 15/6" to small piece, faint corner crease outside of the design, sign. Dr. Gmach BPP

1858, 40 par blue on white paper, good to large margins, cancelled by blue "JASSY (MOLDOVA) 4/11", small cover crease outside of the design, opinion Gmach BPP

80 par. vermilion on white paper, large margins, used with cds. "GALATZ MOLDOVA 19/8", very fine

INCOMING MAIL:  1882, folded lettersheet franked with Great Britain 1p. red and 6d. lilac to Ploieștis with transit- and arrival mark, 1p. tiny crease, otherwise fine

1858, proof 20k. green/violet with watermark "2", very fresh colour and good impression, mint never hinged, very fine, signed Mikulksi with certificate

1858, Issue with watermark 20k. blue/orange-yellow, fresh colour and good perforation, tied by dotted numeral "9" to folded lettersheet from Tauroggen to Riga, a fine and scarce cover, certificate Eisold BPP (1993)

1866, Coat of arms 1-30 k. on horizontally laid paper, marginal block of four, fresh colours and good perforations, mint never hinged, some minor per seperation, otherwise fine and attractive

1866, Coat of arms 30k. rose/green on horizontally laid paper, block of six with gutter at top, fresh colour, five stamps mint never hinged, one stamp small toned spot, otherwise fine and attractive

1866, Coat of arms 30k. rose/green on horizontally laid paper, block of four, fresh colour, unused one stamp mint never hinged, few minor perf seperations, otherwise fine

1902, 2 k. green on vertically laid paper, strip of five with margins on three sides with control No. "4" and inscriptopn "G TS. B. 06. lit. G.", outer stamps unused, others mint never hinged, fine

1910, Coat of arms 1rbl. light-brown/siena/red-orange, complete sheet with heavily shifted and slanting center and numeral, mint never hinged, upper right empty space faults, crease in margin only, otherwise a fine and attractive item

1910, Coat of arms 1rbl. light-brown/siena/red-orange, complete sheet with heavily shifted and slanting center and numeral, mint never hinged, diagonal crease affecting 7 stamps, otherwise a fine and attractive item

French Army in Siberia: 1918/19, field card with cachet “MISSION MILITAIRE FRANCHAISE EN SIBERIE AS-AM-HG LE COMMANDANT” used from “OGDEN UTAH 29.11.18” and second card with cachet “DÉTACHEMENT MISSION SIBERIENNE LE LIEUTT. CHEF DU DETACHEMENT” used from “PONTO DELGADA 14.1.19” (Azores), one card with small faults, otherwise fine, two interesting cards

1889 (ca.), Unissued letter card 10 k. in larger format than issued with red overprint "PROJECT", very fine, a rare esssay