383. Auktion

1879, 50 c. black/blue, fresh colours and nicely perforated, neatly tied by bilingual cds. "SOFIA 20 VII 81" to registered mourning cover to Wien, adjacent registration boxed postmark and reverse arrival cds., small opening tear on the back flap, of no importance. A very fine, very scarce and delightful cover.

1931, Balcan Games 1 l. - 50 l. in blocks of 4, unmounted mint

1934, Schipka monument 1-14 l. as ministers souvenir sheet, unmounted mint, fine, rare, only 100 pieces issued

Incoming mail: 1887, cover from the U.S. to Sistov, with blue transit mark of Roustschuk and arrival mark

1945, storm division souvenir sheet, used with cds. "ZAGREB 60 9.1.45", slightly wavy paper on top margins, otherwise fine, signed Gilbert and Dr. Rommerskirchen BPP

1945, storm division souvenir sheet, unmounted mint with diagonal bend at top, otherwise fine, signed Dr. RommerskirchenPP. Dr. Rommerskirchen BPP

1934, National Anthem, 1 k. claret and 2 k. blue miniature sheets, fresh colours, no gum as issued, complete with original folders, slightly creased in the margins, otherwise very fine, 2 k. signed Alfons Stach

1934, National Anthem, 1 k. claret and 2 k. blue miniature sheets, fresh colours, no gum as issued, sligtly crease in the margins, otherwise fine

1854/57, 8 sk. green, with 1864/70, 16 sk. olive, horizontal strip of 3 and three single stamps, and two copies 3 sk. lilac, tied by numeral "1" and partly by faint Kopenhagen cds., to lettersheet (side flaps missing) to St. Croix, Danish West Indies. A horizontal filing crease broken and thus one 3 sk. damaged, 2 further stamps small (filing) hole and some usual transportation marks. An outstanding franking.

1870, Coat of Arms 2 sk. grey/ultramarine, 3 sk. grey/lilac (2) and 4 sk. grey/red (2), tied by concentric circles "1" with adjacent cds. "KOBENHAVN 8 2 3-4" to registered folded entire to Harburg, transit three-line mark on reverse, one 4 sk. defective corner, light transportation traces, still fine and scarce three-colour franking (Facit-Nr. 20-22)

1921, 5 ö. brown and 10 ö. green in blocs of three with se-tenant "CHEVROLET", GMC", "OAKLAND" and "BUICK" advertising labels, tied by cds. "NAKSKOV -2.3 29" with 1 ö. , 7 ö. and 12 ö. to registered cover to Frankfurt am Main, reverse arrival cds. and "FEMERN RUTEN" colourfull vignette, some toned perfs, fine

1913, 4 øre stationery bisect with Christian 5 ø., tied by star cancel "SANDEVAAG" with adjacend "THORSHAVN 23.1.19" to envelope to Thorshavn, very fine, certificate Moeller AIEP

1915, 1 ö. and 20 ö., Thiele printing, fresh colours, neatly tied by oval crowned "GRØNLANDS STYRELSE" (Facit IVa) to receipt card (type 4h, 1933/35) for a parcel sent to Jakobshavn, very fine, signed Møller BPP

1940, Coat of arms1 s. grey on white paper, block of four, mint never hinged, fine

1866, Coat of arms 8p. on laid vertical laid paper, horizontal pair with upper sheet margin, mint never hinged, few creases in the margin only, very find and attractive

1918, Reaper 10f. with handstamped overprint, fresh color and good perforation, tied by cds. "FIUME 19 HAN -9 -N10" to small piece, fine exmaple of this rare stamp, certificate Martinas (2018)

1918, Reaper 10f. with handstamped overprint, fresh color and good perforation, tied by cds. "FIUME 19 HAN -9 -N10" to small piece, fine exmaple of this rare stamp, certificate Martinas (2018)

1920, Veglia 5-25c. with large figure overprint, unused, 5c. some minor aging spots, otherwise fine, scarce, signed and certificate Martinas (2014)

"DEB. B.AU SEDENTAIRE/ARM. DE PORTUGAL" in rot, sauber rückseitig neben “D93B/ANVERS” auf kompletten Faltbrief von Neuilly 1810 an einen Marineangehörigen in Spanien, nachgesandt nach Antwerpen und schließlich nach Paris. Übliche leichte Beförderungsspuren. Sehr selten. 

"DEB.85/VINTIMILLE", rückseitig neben L1 “France”  auf kompletten Faltbrief 1806 von Marseille nach Loano

"P.87.P./BIENNE", sauber auf Briefkuvert nach Turin. Kleine Randfehler.

"P.92.P./FLESSINGUE", sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1809 nach Frankreich

"P.93.P./ROSENDAAL", sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1813 nach Frankreich

"P.96.P./EUPEN" in rot, sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1810 nach Liege

"96/NEAU" (Eupen) in rot, sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1810 nach Lyon

"P.97.P./MARCHE", sehr sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1808 nach Namur

"DEB. LUXEMBOURG”, sauber rückseitig auf kompletten Faltbrief von Metz 1809 nach Longuyon, Taxen gestrichen. Sehr selten. Signiert Pothion.

"P.118.P./ENKHUISEN", sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1812 nach Den Haag

"DEB.118/LE HELDER" in rot, neben "D93B/ANVERS" rückseitig auf kompletten Faltbrief 1813 von Rouen an ein Mitglied der Ehrenlegion nach Antwerpen, nachgesandt und schließlich nach Paris 

"P.118.P./MUNNIKENDAM", zweimal sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1811 nach Schaaltsmeer mit handschriftlichem "Franco Purmerend"

"P118.P./NAARDEN", sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1813 nach Maastricht, kleiner Einriss

"P.119.P./LA BRIELLE", sauber auf undatierter Briefhülle vom kaiserlichen Tribunal nach Amsterdam

"OUDORP", sauber auf kompletten Chargé-Brief 1810 an den Innenminister in Amsterdam

"P.120.P./KAMPEN", sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1811 nach Zwolle. Faltspur außerhalb des Stempels.

"P121.P./DOESBOURG", sauber auf kompletten Faltbrief 1811 nach Amsterdam

"P.125.P./TER-GOES", klar auf undatierter Briefhülle nach Rotterdam