379th Auction

19-24 September 2022 in Wiesbaden

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Lot no.1784
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.28

Opening100 €
Sold for100 €

1870 (13 Jun), Pictorials 2c. brown horizontal pair, deep color, tied by quartered cork and cds. "BROOKLINE JUL 13" to small cover via Calais to Paris, "GB/40c" accountancy and "5" decimes due handstamp struck alongside, part of backflap missing, otherwise fine and attractive

Lot no.1785
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.39

Opening250 €
Sold for340 €

1875, Lincoln 6c. red with blue grid and matching cds. "MADISON FEB 9" on cover, prepaying the 6 cent under ½ ounce rate, to Dublin, Ireland. Determined to be over ½ ounce subsequently two line "INSUFFICIENTLY PAID" and "6d." applied, that being twice the deficieny, very fine and attractivr

Lot no.1787
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.18

Opening100 €
Sold for180 €

1868, Washington 3c. rose, horizontal strip of four with cork cancel on Postal stationery envelope 3c. rose endorsed "Europe by french steamer" from "MADISON AUG 17" to Matignon, France, in New York handles as overweight, and thus black straight-line "INSUFFICIENTLY PAID" next "NEW YORK 6 AUG 8" applied, carried with the "St. Laurent" to Brest, charged "16" decimes, some minor toning, otherwise fine and attractive

Lot no.1789
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.38

Opening120 €
Sold for110 €

1875, Lincoln 3c. green, two singles tied by New York fancy to envelope, prepaying the 6 cent under ½ ounce rate, to London. Determined to be over ½ ounce subsequently two line "INSUFFICIENTLY PAID" and "6." applied, that being twice the deficieny,

 
Lot no.1790
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.20

Opening100 €
Sold for130 €

1868, Washington 10 c. tied by cork cancel to envelope from "PITTSBURG PA. MAR.23" via "NEW YORK 9 MAR 24", carried by the "Germania" to Southampton, with straight line "INSUFFICIENTLY PAID" by French Convention Mail via Great Britain with handstamp "F.30" to Switzerland with arrival mark, part payment not accepted and treated as unpaid, reverse with long cuts, otherwise fine

Lot no.1793
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.8,9,11

Opening100 €
Sold for340 €

1858, Franklin 1c. blue, Washington 3c. rose and vertical pair 10c. green tied by cds. "SYRACRUSE DEC 10 1858" to envelope with red handstamp "3" struck in New York to Cardiff, carried by the "Arago" to Southampton, 1c. with tear, some toning, otherwise fine and attractive

 
Lot no.1794
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.11

Opening500 €
Sold for900 €

1858, Washington 10c. black, block of four and horizontal pair tied by cds. "Oconomowoc Wis. Dec 6" to large-size cover to Worcester, with "NEW YORK AM. PACKET DEC 11" cds. and matching framed "Short Paid" with blue crayon "96" due rating, carried by "Arago" from New York to Southampton with "4/-" quadruple packet rating, one stamp in block creased, left stamp of pair faulty, otherwise fine and an extremely rare use of 1857 Issue 12c. as block of four, Ashbrook certificate (1954)

The 72c paid in adhesives was the attempt to prepay triple the 24c rate, but the U.S.-British treaty required four-times for letters weighing over 1½ ounces. It is therefore rated "short paid" and due 96c without any credit for prepayment. 

Lot no.1795
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.10,11

Opening150 €
Sold for135 €

1861, Jefferson 5c. brown and Washington 10c. green tied by cds. "SAN FRANCISCO JUL 12" to folded lettersheet to Bordeaux, in New York handles as overweight, and thus red boxed "SHORT PAID" next to "NEW YORK 18 AUG 3" applied, carried with the "Glasgow" to Queenstown, and from Calais to Bordeaux where the cover was charged "16" decimes, some eraser erosion in address panel, otherwise fine

Lot no.1796
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.23

Opening100 €
Sold for340 €

1864, Washington 24c. grey-lilac tied by grid cancel to envelope with adjacent cds. "WARREN MAR 30 1864" to Stradbally, Ireland. The cover was overweight, and the adhesive was not accepted as part-payment, subsequently "NEW YORK AM Pkt. 42 APR 42" due handstamp struck and carried on the "City of Washington" to Queenstown with transit mark of Piltown, few folds and adhesive small corner crease, otherwise fine and unusual entire

Lot no.1799
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.38,41,43

Opening100 €
Sold for150 €

1875 (10 Nov), Bank Note Issue 3c. green, 10c. brown and 15c. orange tied by cork cancel with adjacent cds. "MADISON NOV 10" to reduced cover to Moradabd, India. Adhesives slightly overpaying the ½oz rate to India per British mail via Brindisi. Conveyed from Boston with "City of Richmond" to Queenstown, from Brindisi with the steamer "Baroda" to Alexandria and to it's final destination, adhesives some imperfections, still attractive

Lot no.1801
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.12

Opening100 €
Sold for220 €

1858, Washington 12c. black horinzontal pair tied by cds. "ADRIAN FEB  13" to buff cover,  carried by the "Fulton" to Southampton, to Scottland with red handstamp "3" of the New York Exchange Office, some edge wear, otherwise fine

Lot no.1802
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.6

Opening150 €
Sold for300 €

1857 (5 Aug), Washington 10c. green, horizontal strip of three (cut into) tied by cds. "SAN FRANCISCO AUG 5 1857" to folded lettersheet endorsed "Via New York and Havre", carried on Vanderbilts "North Star" to Southampton with London and Calais transit marks, to "Tägerwilen near Constanz", Switzerland, attractive entire

Lot no.1836

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening150 €
Sold for150 €

1858, entire letter from New York to Copenhagen, endorsed "pr. Bremen Steamer", changed into "Open mail" with adjacent "U.S.PKT:", part paid till England, here rated "7" sgr. for British and Belgium transit, in Hamburg taxed with "9 1/2" sgr. including Prussian transit; in Denmark charged with "36" skilling. A very scarce 'British open mail' letter in this period.

Lot no.1839

Condition

6

Catalogue no.17,18,20

Opening100 €
Sold for240 €

1863, (6 June) Jackson 2c. black, Washington 3c. rose and 10c. green with with target cancel in small envelope endorsed "via Hamburg or Bremen line" via New York to Berlin, upon arrival in Bremen blue two line "AMERICA ÜBER BREMEN" applied, 2c. affixed slightly over edge, otherwise fine and attractive

 
Lot no.1841

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening100 €
Sold forUnsold

1867, entire letter from New Orleans via New York and Hamburgg to Stockholm, endorsed "Due 38 c." instead of correct 33 c., rated in Hamburg "7 2/6" Sgr. and charged upon arrival with "95" oere.

Lot no.5168

Condition

(6)

Catalogue no.1

Opening500 €
Sold for700 €

1847, Franklin 5C. braun, farbfrisch und dreiseitig gut gerandet mit blauem Roststempel und nebengesetztem EKr. "BATTLEBORO SEP 28" auf Briefvorderseite nach Fürstenau mit L2 "ENGLAND ÜBER BREMEN", ab Boston per "Britannia" der Cunard-Linie nach Liverpool, in London mit "1/6" belastet, in Cuxhaven "12" (Ggr) fremdes Porto notiert und anschließend "14+2" Ggr. als Empfängerporto vermerkt, die Marke mit senkrechtem Bug, sonst gute Erhaltung, das zweitfrüheste bekannte Datum einer Teilfrankatur der 1. Ausgabe der USA nach Deutschland, Fotoattest PF (2012)

Lot no.5169

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening120 €
Sold for110 €

1849, (14. Jan. bzw. 24. April), Faltbriefhülle bzw. Kuvert ab "EMDEN" aus gleicher Korrespondenz nach Baltimore, der frühere Brief aus der sogen. "Restored-Rate-Period", der spätere bereits unter dem neuen Postvertrag befördert, kleine Einrisse/Altersfleckchen, ein schönes Paar

Lot no.5170

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening200 €
Sold for280 €

1849, (16. Juli) Faltbrief (Seitenklappen fehlend) ab "MÜNDEN 16/6" nach Macassar in Celebes, Niederländisch-Indien mit L1 "FRANCO" sowie rotem EKr. "PAID 22 JU 1849", bei Ankunft blauer Ra2 "LANDMAIL PORT:" mit handschriftlicher Eintragung "160" abgeschlagen, eine sehr seltene Destination

Lot no.5171

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening100 €
Sold for90 €

1850, (30. Jun) Briefkuvert ab "NEW ORLEANS JUN 30" mit nebengesetzten roten L2 "PAID 5" bzw. "9 4/12 ENGLAND ÜBER BREMEN" nach Göttingen, dem Empfänger "11 1/3" (Ggr) belastet, oben links gering fleckig, sonst gute Erhaltung

 
Lot no.5177

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening100 €
Sold for90 €

1845, (29 Nov.) Faltbrief geschrieben in New York mit Leitvermerk "Paid to Hannover, Per Steamer Via Liverpool Harnden Co." nach Hannover, über den Forwarder Harnden & Co. über ihre Büros in New York und Boston weitergeleitet, um per "Britannia" (2. Dez. Cunard) von Boston nach Liverpool verschifft zu werden; bei Ankunft in Liverpool rückseitig mit Stempel "rückseitig u.a. ""FORWARDED BY (SHIP) HARNDEN & CO. No 20 Water Street LIVERPOOL" versehen, gute Erhaltung

Lot no.5306

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening100 €
Sold for110 €

1862, Patriotic cover "Rotes und blaues Schild mit Stern im patriotischen Design" gebraucht ab "BREMEN TH. & TX. 29 6 5-6N" nach Fritzlar mit Ankunftsstempel, Umschlag teils ergänzt und etwas fleckig, ungewöhnliche Verwendung eines "Patriotic cover" in Deutschland 

Lot no.5347

Condition

6

Catalogue no.47

Opening80 €
Sold for130 €

20 Pfg. grautürkis mit Stempel "TÜBINGEN STADT 10 JUL 90" auf Rückschein für einen R-Brief in die USA mit zugehörigem Versandumschlag der US-Post und ursprünglichem Einlieferungsschein (alle drei unten zusammengeklebt)

Lot no.10364

Condition

1 2 3

Catalogue no.

Opening3.000 €
Sold for3.600 €

1847/1900 (ca.), überwiegend gestempelte Partie ab Mi.-Nr. 1 auf Steckkarten, dabei viel interessantes und besseres Material, 90 C.-Werte, 19v (Attest P.F.), 32I, 33-34, Grills, Fancy Cancels sowie etwas Gebiete mit schönem Teil Hawaii

Lot no.10365

Condition

0 1 2 3

Catalogue no.

Opening1.500 €
Sold for2.500 €

1847/1966, ungebrauchte, postfrische und gestempelte Sammlung ab den ersten Ausgaben, dabei u.a. 'Pictorial issue' 24-90 C. gestempelt, Columbus 1-5$ sowie Mi.-Nr. 88 gestempelt, viele bessere Werte, unterschiedliche Erhaltung, in einem Album

Lot no.10366

Condition

0 6

Catalogue no.

Opening500 €
Sold for800 €

1862/1965, Partie von ca. 34 Briefen, dabei eine Ganzsache gelaufen nach Irland und frankiert mit 7x Mi.-Nr. 4 und ein Brief nach Melbourne mit interessanter Frankatur, sowie postfrische Duck-Hunting Marken

Lot no.10367

Condition

0 3

Catalogue no.

Opening300 €
Sold for460 €

1938/2000 (ca.), gestempelter und postfrischer Bestand in drei Lagerbüchern und einem Ringbinder, dabei viele postfrische Ausgaben mit zahlreichen Markenheftchen und Blocks/Kleinbogen der 90er-Jahre, teils noch in ungeöffneten Abolieferungen mit entsprechendem Nominalwert, saubere Erhaltung

Lot no.10368

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening600 €
Sold for1.100 €

1860/1900 (ca.), etwa 60 Briefe, Karten und meist Ganzsachen mit einer Reihe besserer Stücke, dabei Western express, Lokalpost, Patriotic Covers, etc, interessante Partie

Lot no.10369
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening150 €
Sold for200 €

1873/1990 (c.) rund 800 Ganzsachen, dabei Reco, Zusatzfrankaturen etc., dabei auch einige Briefe

Lot no.10370

Condition

1 2 3 5

Catalogue no.

Opening800 €
Sold forUnsold

1861/63, ungebrauchte und gestempelte kleine Partie, dabei u.a. Mi.-Nr. 2,3,5 und 9(2)

Lot no.10486

Condition

6 (6)

Catalogue no.

Opening2.500 €
Sold for9.500 €

TRANSATLANTIK BREMEN MAIL: Umfangreiche Sammlung mit über 160 Briefen der verschiedenen Perioden ab 1849 bis 1870 mit ihren verschiedenen Transit- und Verrechnungsstempeln sowie Frankaturen, dabei viele bessere, u.a. Retourbrief mit L1 "ADVERTISED", Einschreiben, bessere Frankaturen ab Altdeutschland, einiges NDP sowie USA, alles mit viel Wissen aufgebaut und meist aufgezogen sowie genau beschriebene Sammlung, dabei auch einige kleine Kupferstiche von Dampfschiffen etc., übliche etwas unterschiedliche Erhaltung

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