382nd Auction

1843/1960, high-quality collection "mourning letters" with emphasis on the covers from and to Austria until about 1880, including Austria Mi. No. 1Y, 3Y and 5 Y on cover to France (FA Steiner VÖB) and postal stationary issue 1861 15 Kr. on cover (FA DR. Ferchenbauer VÖB) and R-cover with German R-certificate "From abroad". In addition some loose stamps with i.a. Austria 10 S. Dollfuß used, together over 65 covers and cards in mostly good condition

1975/2018 presentation album with Apollo Space mission mint never hinged material and commemorative covers, All World, also three stock books of modern Japan,  almost exclusively mint never hinged, together with a commerative hardback folder celebrating the 30th Anniversary  of the Emperor, in addition a China 1999 Yearbook. 

1788/1944 used assembly of world wide covers and unused stationery cards with a small selection of stamps, noted three Reunion Island covers, a pre-stamp 1788 cover from Corfu to Italy and a 1792 wrapper to Madeira, several from France with Ceres, Napoleon and Sage frankings, also Holland, Austria, Egypt, Italy, German East Africa including Sea Post, a 1904 card sent from Nyanga, Kamerun, an envelope originating from Bangangte, as well as a registered 1944 Bafia, Cameroun envelope, a small selection of Monaco unused cards and three 1989 French coin covers, mixed condition although plenty of finer examples, a scarce assortment. 

1824/1999 World accumulation of covers, postal stationery and cards, comprising a selection of Mauritius postal history from 1831 to modern, noted 1855 cover with Maritime Packet Letter mark in red, sent via Ceylon, Suez and Marseille to Bordeaux, also a large quantity of mail into Switzerland as well as mail sent from Geneva and Zurich, including printed The News of Soldier envelope sent to Algeria, good range of Romania, Yugoslavia, Slovakia, Russia, with a few Austria, France, French Colonies, Norway, India, Italy, Germany, noted stampless 1916 envelope with POW Shipment cachet in violet, datestamped Königsbrück sent to Algeria, a stampless 1824 entire from Odessa to Marseille, some field post, censor mail, air mail, undelivered, redirected and registered, very mixed, with some fine, a scarce assortment of covers. 

1890/1939 (ca.), over thirty covers and cards, mostly incoming mail to Lithuania, noted departures Argentina, Serbia, Romania, Sweden; mixed condition

NORWAY INCOMING MAIL: 1885/1947 (ca.), interesting accumulation of over 45 covers and cards, strength up to the 1910s, incl. exotic departures like Funchal, Chile, India, Hong Kong, Johore, together with a correspondence of Hungarian Perfins, mostly fine, a scarce group