366. Auktion März 2018

20 pfg. with upper sheet margin and Deutsches Reich Germania 5 pfg. without overprint tied by cds. "DEUTSCHE FELDPOST 16.1.19" to cover addressed to Wriezen, folded in the middle, otherwise fine Provenance: The Dr. Hubert Schrödinger Collections (361. Heinrich Köhler Auction)

25 Pfg., unused, with shortend perfs, otherwise fine, signed Kosack and certificate Schlegel BPP (2013)

50 Pfg. with lower sheet margin, unused, few shortened perfs at right, otherwise fine, certificate Huylmans BPP (2018)

50 Pfg. tied by cds. "Deutsche Feldpost 17.1.19" to small piece, fine, certificate Huylmans BPP (2018)

2½ pfg. tied by cds. to small piece, fine, signed Mikulski and certificate Schlegel BPP (2009)

2½ pfg. tied by cds. to small piece, fine, signed and certificate Schlegel BPP (2009)

1919, interesting group of 13 stamps, unused and used, including Mi.-Nr. 4Aa unused, some with short perforations, some signed with three opinions Schlegel BPP

1918, 30 Pfg. and Germania 10 Pfg. tied by cds. "MINSK 9 11 18" to russian postal stationery to Russia, with red crayon manuscript "unable to identify sender", 10 Pfg. affixed at the edge of card, otherwise fine

60 Pfg. and Germania 20 Pfg. each with pencross on cover from Vilejka with censorship "W" from Vilna via Moscow with military censorship stamp "20" to Ostrogordsk and back, fine, signed with certificate Mikulski (1988)

1918, 60 Pfg. and and Germania 10 and 20 Pfg. tied by cds.  "MINSK 10 10 18" to registered card to Lodz, on front censorship and arrival mark, fine, rare, signed Hochstädter BPP with certificate

Delivery fee stamp 40 K. on 30 Pfg, with upper margin, unused with tiny adherences, very fine, signed

Delivery fee stamp 40 K. on 30 Pfg. with early overprint, unused with tiny adherences, very fine, signed with certificate Mikulski

1919, Germania 20 Pfg. as block of 10 and strip of 5 from the sheet corner and 10 Pfg. single tied by straight-line "Deko (Kowno) to Telegramm to Berlin, fine

1918, small collection containg 9 stamps (2 with forged cancellation) and one cover plus printed army order regarding the "Landes-Botenanstalt"