383rd Auction
14–15 & 18–23 March 2024 in Wiesbaden
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"STOCKHOLM STADION/LBR 8.7.12", good strike on 5 ö. on official postcard with text to Soka
"STOCKHOLM STADION/LBR 11.7.12", good strike on 5 ö. on official postcard with text to Arild
"STOCKHOLM STADION/LBR 14.7.12", good strike on 10 ö. on official postcard to Helsinki with adjacent arrival mark. Very fine
"STOCKHOLM STADION / LBR. 16.7.12", good strike on 10 ö. on official postcard to Helsinki with adjacent arrival mark. Very fine
Official envelope 'INKVARTERINGSKOMMITEN', sent to the Czech Olympic Committee in Prague, franked with 20 ö., tied by cds. "STOCKHOLM 23 6 12", very scarce
Official envelope 'BILJETTFÖRSÄLJNING', sent locally, franked with 4 ö., tied by cds. "STOCKHOLM 22 6 12", very scarce
1912, Stockholm, 53 letters and cards, including some unused picture cards, "STADION" cds., vignettes, etc
1913, inauguration of the German stadium for 1916 Olympic Games, "BERLIN GRUNEWALD / DEUTSCHES STADION 29.6.13" on Germania 5 pfg. of special postcard of the stadium, with text to Wiesbaden
1920, Olympic issue 5 c. – 15 c. imperforated, with sheet margin or corner, unused with original gum, private signatures, very fine
1921, 20 on 5 c. in corner block of 4 and on 20 on 15 c. in corner strip of 3, one stamp each partly imperforated, unused with original gum
1920, official envelope "COMITE BELGE DE LA VIIme OLYMPIADE…", franked with definitives 15 c., tied by "ANTWERPEN ANVERS VII. OLYMPIADE 25 VIII 1920" , central locally to the Chef de Mission of Czechoslovakia. On the reverse olympic label, tied by arrival mark. Very scarce.
Antwerpen, small lot with Olympic issue in blocks of 4 with special cancellation, 8 cards/cover including special cancellations and -cards, etc.
1924, special issue 10c., artist's proof, similar to the issued design but without „FRANCE“ and sun rays above arm, in light black-grey on wove white paper in block format, some light creasing, still fine. Signed Scheller
25 c., die proof in issued colour on white paper. Small thin in the outer margin, otherwise very fine. Signed Scheller
25 c., die proof in rose and brown on white paper. Very fine. Signed Scheller with certificate (2023)
1924, 30 c., proof in mauve and dark mauve on gummed paper, very fine, signed Scheller
1924, unissued design 'Roman arena in Nemes' 50 c., die proof in lilac-rose and rose on yellowish wove paper, very fine and scarce. Signed Scheller with certificate (2023)
1924, unissued design 'Roman arena in Nemes' 50 c., die proof in orange and brown on yellowish wove paper, very fine and scarce. Signed Holcombe with opinion (1993)
Official Olympic Committee envelope, franked with 'Semeuse' 50 c., tied by Paris machine cancel "JEUX OLYMPIQUES 29 III 24", to the Secretary-General of the Czech Olympic Committee at Prague, very fine.
1924, Paris, machine slogan cancel "JEUX OLYMPIQUES PARIS" on 37 letters and cards (few as arrival mark), many with Olympic frankings, including items during the games.
"COLOMBES 17.V.24 /JEUX OLYMPIQUES / PARIS / MAI-JUIN-JUILLET / 1924“ roller publicity cancel with hour, on Olympic issue 25 c. on commercial cover to Clichy, fine and rare
1924, 1st Olympic issue 50 c. – 2,50 pia. with overprint inverted, all in pairs, unused, one stamp each unmounted mint. Very fine. Certificate Scheller (2023)
1924, 2nd Olympic issue 0,50 p. with double overprint, unused, very fine. Certificate Scheller (2023)
Uruguay: special issue 5 cts. on yellow paper, horizontal pair from the lower right sheet corner, imperforate vertically, unused, very fine and scarce
1924, Paris, balance with over 30 letters and cards, some pieces and single stamps, including interesting frankings, special cancellations, etc.
1925, Olympic congress Prague, 10 covers and cards and several sets with different watermark positions,
1928, 1½-30 c. with special cancellation of 12.8. (Day of closing ceremony) on registered letter with label "AMSTERDAM STADION" to Aarhus, Denmark, with arrival mark.
Huygens cards: Serie C and D, used in 1927 without text, very fine (Geuzendam OL19-20)
Huygens cards: 'De Regentes' advertising card, unused, very fine (Geuzendam OL29)
Huygens cards: 'De Regentes' advertising card with additional franking, used from "EDAM 8.III.1930" to Den Haag, very fine and scarce (Geuzendam OL29)
1928, Amsterdam, 24 covers and cards, Olympic issue in blocks of 4 and some single stamps, mostly olympic frankings including some commercial mail, 3 official envelopes, etc.
1928, Uruguay special issue 'Football Champions', registered cover with punched 2 c. and 8 c. , 2 sets with punch holes, cpl. set on cover and 2 values with shifted image.
1930, "BERLIN W8/Olympischer Kongress Berlin 28.5.30", superb strike on 3 pfg. private postal stationery card for the Hindenburg donation, very fine
1932, Los Angeles, almost 60 covers and cards and some Olympic stamps with pre-cancels, includind special cancels and cachets, many ship cancels.
