388. Auktion

1923, Queen Wilhelmina Silver Jubilee 5c.-5g., each as strip of three affixed to part of archive page, with handstamps “POSTET ET TELEGRAPHES / MADAGASCAR / COLLECTION / DE BERNE” in red, unique

1941, Wilhelmina 10 c. – 10 g. as imperforated proofs, all in horizontal pairs, including 10 c. in 4 different colours

1872/1900, Collection of 13 postal stationery cards Neth.-Indie and 9 cards Curacao, including nine complete answering cards, plus ten cards Netherlands, mainly unused, tiny hinge remains on reverse, otherwise fine.

1873, page from the Royal Swedish General Post Office collection with stamps mounted on both sides, stamps handstamped and overprinted “SPECIMEN” include 1889 King William III 15 c., 30 c. and 1.50 g., 1889 Numerals 1-5 c., postage due 2 ½-50 c., 1892 Queen Wilhelmina 12 ½ c., 15 c. and 25 c., also some of the issued values, all fresh colours, scarce (SG of specimen stamps ca. £1.850,-) (Mi.-Nr. 15Sp, 16Sp, 18Sp, 19-23Sp, 26-28Sp, P1-10Sp, etc.)

1941/42, Wilhelmina, about 100 imperforated colour proofs in multiples (some gutter-pairs), all ungummed

1869, two pages from the Royal Swedish General Post Office collection with mounted stamps, values handstamped and overprinted “SPECIMEN” include 1887/88 King William III 12 ½ c. and 30 c.,1886/88 Numerals 1 c. and 5 c. yellow green, 1887/88 postage due 30 c. and 50 c., also some of the issued values, all fresh colours, scarce (Mi.-Nr. 10Sp, 14Sp, 17Sp, 21Sp, P10IISp, P12IIISp, etc.)

1941, dancers 2 c. - 7½ c. as imperforated ungummed proofs, 20 sets in multiples (plus some additional), few stained (Mi. 312-18 proof)

 

1873, page from the Royal Swedish General Post Office collection with stamps mounted on both sides, stamps handstamped and overprinted “SPECIMEN” include 1889 King William III 15c.-1g., 1886 postage due 30c. and 50c., also some of the issued values, all fresh colours, scarce (SG of specimen stamps ca. £950,-) (Mi.-Nr. 17-21Sp, P5IISp, P8IIISp, etc.)

1930, air mail cent values, about 160 colour proofs of all denominations, on ungummed paper, mostly in multiples, some with faults