383rd Auction

Polen: 1933, 3. Südamerikafahrt mit Anschlussflug Berlin, R-Brief von "RYBNIK 2 28.VI.33" mit beidseitiger Flugpost-Frankatur nach Pernambuco mit Ankunftsstempel. Der Umschlag mit wenigen kleinen Gelbflecken, sonst dekorativer Brief in guter Erhaltung

Polen: 1933, 6. Chicago-Fahrt mit Anschlussflug Berlin, Ganzsachenkarte mit Zufrankatur von "LODZ 12.X.33" nach Pernambuco mit Ankunftsstempel. Ein Wert mit kleinen Zahnfehlern durch Randklebung und Karte mit kleinem Eckbug, sonst in guter Gesamterhaltung, seltene Zuleitung

9 auf 9 Kreuzer braunorange und 1 Kreuzer grünlicholiv je mit klarem EKr. "OFFENBACH A.M. N3 1.10.74" auf Firmen-Briefkuvert nach Warschau mit vorderseitigem Ankunftsstempel. Die farbfrischen Marken sind sehr gut geprägt, gut gezähnt und in einwandfreier Erhaltung., eine dekorative und seltene 10 Kreuzer-Frankatur, in Verbindung mit der besseren Farbe und der 9 Kreuzer-Marke eine außergewöhnliche Mischfrankatur mit Destination Russland (Polen), Fotoattest Krug BPP (2011)

1918/90, mint never hinged, unused and used stock with better issues in 7 stockbooks.

1919/1989, MNH collection in four albums with main value in postwar section, in addition two file folders with (large) multiples/complete sheets.

1950, Groszy Currency Reform, extensive used collection with over 600 covers neatly housed and described in 14 albums, many overprints identified by Michel types, some better items like Mi.-Nr. Bl. A10 used (certificate Krawczyk), Bl. 11 used (certificate Falkowski), 617-619 cpl. set used on cover, many interesting and mostly domestic usages, with multiple and combination frankings. Mostly fine to very fine, an unusual specialized collection

1904/1939 (ca.), interesting group of over 35 covers and cards, ecclectic range of frankings and types of mail, incl. 1916 Austro-Hungarian Fieldpost incoming mail to Warsaw, fine to very fine

1926/27 (ca.), group of 18 Covers, all with perfins from "Gargoyle Vacuum Oil Company, Czechowice-Dziedzice", an interesting lot

1919, an interesting group of 17 cards and covers, including 6 very rare registered covers, partly with French R labels and franked with French stamps, mostly good condition, signed Petriuk PZF

1919, an interesting group of 11 cards and covers, including Postal money order, registered mail, commercial mail also franked with Polish stamps etc., mostly good condition, signed Petriuk PZF

1919, highly interesting group of 10 cards and covers from Poles in the Austrian army in Italian prisoner-of-war camps in Italy, who volunteered to join the newly formed Polish army in the war camp. Including pre-printed postcard for this Army "Armja Polska W Wloszech Armata Polacca in Italia", different censor markings and labels, cachet "MISSION MILITAIRE FRANCO-POLONAISE IN ITALIE", sigend Petriuk PZF

Polish volunteers Army of General Haller: 1919, interesting group of 11 cards and covers from volunteers from the US and Canada in camps in France, in and outgoing mail with scarce military formation cachets and censorships, mostly fine, signed Petriuk PZF

1919, an interesting group of 13 cards and covers, transported via the French field post in Poland, with numerous military formation cancels and censorship, signed Petriuk PZF

1919, three cards of soldiers with the Polish aviation squadrons, all addressed from Poland to France, signed Petriuk PZF

1918/2004 (ca.), massive collection in 15 albums and one box with over 2000 postal stationery cards and envelopes, starting with some forerunners and early issues with overprints, after the 1960s mostly unused, some better items like Provisional Issue Mi.-Nr. P 88 used (signed Jendroszek), many interesting usages with additional frankings, airmails, duplicates, etc.; an excellent holding in mostly very fine condition

FIELD POST OFFICE "POCZTA POLOWA N°23": 1921/22, 14 registered cards, mostly with adjacent cds. "FRONTOWA POCZTA POLOWA"; mostly fine, a scarce group

FIELD POST OFFICES: 1919/21, 15 cards and covers, good range of cancels like red framed "Autokolumna polowa N°27.", noted FPO 23, 26, 27, 37 and VII; mostly fine, a most unusual specialist group

1918/19, unused, mint never hinged and used collection with many better and complete issues, with pieces, including Sosnowice Mi. 1-5, Warschau Mi. I/II a-c, I/II P, Zarki Mi. 1-9, Zawiercie Mi. 1III, 2II/III, etc., many signed Landré, Schmutz, Petriuk BPP, Jungjohann BPP, etc., fine

1918, unused and used collection in one stockbook, complete in the main Michel cat. numbers, highly specialized with types, shades, multiples, better items like Mi.-Nr. 4 F (sign. Petriuk), together with some reference forgeries, mostly very fine and fresh, an unusual specialist assembly, many sign. Petriuk, Korszen, Mikulski