379th Auction

19-24 September 2022 in Wiesbaden

Lot no.1231

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening100 €
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1677, kompletter Faltbrief von Wien nach Antwerpen mit handschriftlichem "d'allemg.", Porto "S1" (=1 Schelling)

Lot no.1757 •
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening150 €
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1849, folded letter dated "New York 6 Fevrier 1849" endorsed "p. Canada" to Francomont, carried on Cunard's "Canada" final eastbound voayge during restored rate period, London transit and Oostend "Debours Etrangers L Taxe Reduite Port Belge" struck, very scarce usage, fine

Lot no.6065

Condition

6

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Opening100 €
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TURKISH EMPIRE-BELGIUM, 1824, Unpaid entire letter from Smyrna via Constantinople forwarding agent Tanoni, with straight line "TURQUIA" to Verviers, showing on reverse clear disinfection seal "NETTO DI FUORA E SPORCO DI DENTRO" (Meyer main type A) and black "Duitschland over Henri Chapelle" . Upon arrival a total of "12" decimes charged to the recipient.

Lot no.6066

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening500 €
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TURKISH EMPIRE - BELGIUM: 1860, unpaid  letter (part contense) with frontside manuscript notation "TREBIZONDE le 3 April 1860" to Turnhout with Austrian postage due marking "20/15" with adjacent "7" (silbergroschen) of Trieste. In Belgium charged with a total of "11" decimes. Early letters of this post office, especially to Western Europe, are rare.