382. Auktion

2002/19, small lot with eight scarce booklets and some sheets of self-adhesives (Mi. ca. 5400,-)

1810/1917, over 20 covers mostly from or to current Estonia, neatly mounted on album pages, incl. registered, stampless and official mail, with superb strike of the handstamp "PERNOV" on folded entire dated 1810, etc., mostly fine

1853 – 84, 11 unfranked and franked letters and postcard, except one all to abroad, including nice railway letter

1872/1914 (ca.), accumulation of over 100 covers and cards from Lithuania under the Russian Empire in one album, incl. some official and registered mail, wide range of postmarks, together with some incoming mail, in mixed condition

1891/1916, interesting group of 27 postal used documents, mostly used in Moscow, many different preprints and postmarks, mostly good condition

1897/1900, four used newslettter wrappers, all sent to Riga and with censorship stamp, including newslettter wrappers from Ceylon "The times of Ceylon", mostly good condition

1900/18 (ca.), kleine Partie von über 90 Briefen, 20 davon als Einschreiben, dabei u.a. Finnland, Polen, TPO, Bahnpost, uvm., in zwei Alben

1856/1917, unused and used postal stationery collection, neatly mounted on album pages, some with additional frankings to foreign destinations, underfranked mail to France taxed upon arrival, etc., together with one prephilatelic folded entire and a scarce telegram from Moscow dated 1872; mostly fine, an interesting group

1883/1949, group of six unused/used postal stationery cards, incl. Mi.-Nr. P 164-165 unused (4), mostly very fine

1864/75, interesting cancellation group study with over 140 pieces, spanning from the early Dotted Truncated Railway postmarks to the later circular datestamps, many Polish numerals and concentric circles in between, also some plate flaws identified, mostly fine, a colourfull and unusual assembly (ex Mi.-Nr. 9-24)

1920/22, unused and used balance of a specialized collection with one card and one piece, incl. ASKHABAD, PETROVSK, TULTSIN, MOLCHANOVO, several unrecorded provisionals (sign. Ceresa), together with 1920 returned parcel receipt card from a small village to Petrograd with Arms 20 k. vertical strip of five, all revalued without overprint, paying the correct fee; some occasional faults, mostly fine to very fine, an interesting group, all sign. and with certificates Ceresa 

1857/1922, interesting unused and used group of stamps, better items like Mi.-Nr. 7 used, Mi.-Nr. 168 yII on thin paper unused, St Petersburg 1863 Local used with red cds., two repaired, mostly fine to very fine, many with certificates

1864/1950 (ca.) nice stock in 4 stockbooks with a lot of interesting material like Mi. Bl.11B, Levante Mi. 1y and z, some proofs, multiples, etc

1918/42, unmounted mint/unused and used collection neatly housed in one album, mostly unused in fresh condition, a few duplicates, fine to very fine

1866/1923, interesting group of over 20 covers, incl. Civil War, Russian Post in China, some rare items like Mi.-Nr. 18-19 and 21-23 Five-Colour franking to Paris (front only), 19xF error "V" instead of "3" (certificate Mandrovski), 137 and 138 on cover and postal receipt, 1923 Mixed Franking RSFSR and USSR with Reclame Vignette (faults) on registered envelope to New York, 1922 Inflation cover (certificate Leupold), etc.; mixed condition, an appealing specialist lot.

1863/1934, over 70 covers in one stockbook, with stampless, inflation and feldpost mail, destination Palestina, etc., mixed condition

1942/64, ungebrauchte und gestempelte Teilsammlung mit einigen besseren, gute Erhaltung

1964/70, collection of 16 imperf. essays and proofs on very thin paper, all from stamp designer Anatoly Kalashnikov, some signed in pencil, neatly mounted on album pages with the final issued stamps, very fine and rare (ex Mi.-Nr. P 2930-3558)

1923/54 (ca.), Balance of a dealer´s stock with 100 covers, some express and registered mail, interesting cancellations and frankings, mostly very fine

1938/1945 selection of postal history covers, predominately Slovakia, with a small amount of Hungary and Czechoslovakia, contained in an album, comprising many varied frankings, single and combined, includes early Slovakia State overprints, registered, express, postal staionery uprated, cards, very rare postmarks and covers, also adhesives used on Court document, German Fieldpost cachet in red on 1940 card franked with 1 k. and 20 h., many interesting usages, in mostly fine condition, a rare selection. 

1687/1938 predominately a mint and used stamp collection, with a small selection of pre-philatelic and early covers, contained within a folder, presented upon self designed album pages, Michel 1 onwards with around ninety values of Isabella II, noted a Comex certificate for a 1851 10 r., includes six examples of the 19 c. value, partly complete sets up to 10 p., incomplete in the main, condition generally fine with many later examples very fine, catalogue value undoubtedly in the late twenty thousand, a useful and valuable assembly. 

1850/1982, unmounted mint/unused and used collection in three albums, with many complete sets as well as duplicates, better items like Mi.-Nr. 987II unused (certificate Comex), together with souvenir sheets, local civil war issues, perfins, official stamps, a few forgeries noted, mixed condition in the early issues, otherwise fine to very fine, an attractive and extensive collection 

1850/1991, unused and used collection in four albums, with many duplicates in a stockbook, incl. local civil war and official stamps, together with a small group of Puerto Rico and Philippines issues, condition varies, mostly fine

1852/89, used and unused group of 16 stamps, with Mi.-Nr. 189-201 cpl. set unused, fine to very fine

1866/1992, unused and used accumulation in two stockbooks and one binder, also some covers franked with meter stamps, souvenir sheets, large part sheets together with one book by Daniel Frances, fine to very fine

1873/1957 (ca.), unused and used collection in one album, incl. Carlist Post, Spanish Marocco and Guinea, mostly very fine

1930/38 (ca.), unmounted mint stock of 'back of the book' material, mostly local issues including Canary Islands, Tuberculosis stamp 1937 (ca. 50), etc.

1938, unissued Ibanez 45 on 2 c., 300 copies, most in multiples, unmounted mint (EDIFIL NE28a, 24.000,-;  Mi. AVII 15.000,-)

1938, unissued Fernando with "CMS" instead of "CTS", 89 imperforated copies in black, dark green or emerald green, most in multiples, unmounted mint (EDIFIL 844Aeca, Aecd,Aece)

1824/1957 Group of album pages with covers from Spain, France and Hungary, including useful remainders, noted Spain Civil War, France stampless mailings, Hungary inflation correspondence, hundreds of items, also some South American flights, generally fine, some faults, an interesting assortment. 

1867/1960, about 50 covers, cards and postal stationeries and some hundred stamps and pieces, mostly with nice cancellations

Svenska Amerika Linien: 1916/51, group of over 30 covers and cards, incl. incoming shipmail to Sweden, interesting cancellations "Paquebot", many framed and unframed handstamps from the Göteborg-New York line, postmark "Déposée en pleine mer à bord M/S Stockholm", etc.; mostly very fine

1860/1947, interesting collection with 65 covers, cards and postal stationary with emphasis on foreign mail after 1920 with many R- covers, parcel registration cards incl. incoming mail, censors, interesting frankings and special features, neat on album pages with inscription

1867/1920, group with four specialities resp. rarities with mint never hinged variety IV unused (FA Nakri A.I.E.P), mint never hinged variety 173IC (FA Nakri A.I.E.P), mint never hinged variety 377 DDK used (FA Nakri A.I.E.P) and mint never hinged variety 735F unused (overprint variety "337" instead of "1377", FA Englert), good condition

1880/1918 (ca.), interesting group of covers, together with some postcards and used stamps, incl. Mi.-Nr. 74 and 76-77 (signed Yaremdji), mostly fine

TURKISH OFFICES IN SAMOS: 1902/1912, group of covers sent to Norway (4), incl. two struck with clear bilingual departure cds. "SAMOS" (Nicolas Type 4-5), together with two shipmail covers posted on board with franking tied by two-line handstamp "PAQUEBOT ARRIVE", the later applied at landing in Smyrna (similar to Hosking 592 but 30 mm in size); fine to very fine, extremely scarce mail magnified by a most unusal destination