385th Auction

Official envelope 'BILJETTFÖRSÄLJNING', sent locally with 2 ö. tied by cds. "STOCKHOLM 22 2 12", fine and scarce

1912, Official envelope 'BILJETTFÖRSÄLJNING', sent locally, franked with 4 ö., tied by cds. "STOCKHOLM 22 6 12", very scarce 

"STOCKHOLM OLYMPISKA SPELEN / 22 7 1912" (sailing finals and closing ceremony), machine cancel on 10 ö. on picture postcard to New York

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

1924, "SPORTS d'HIVER CHAMONIX MONT BLANC JANVIER 1924/ 28.I.24" (4th day of the Games), machine cancel on picture side of picture postcard ‘Ski jumper’, very fine and rare

1924, "SPORTS d'HIVER CHAMONIX MONT BLANC JANVIER 1924/ 1.II.24" (8th day of the Games), machine cancel on domestic postcard

1924, "SPORTS d'HIVER CHAMONIX MONT BLANC JANVIER 1924/ 3.II.24" (10th day of the Games), machine cancel on domestic postcard

1924, "SPORTS d'HIVER CHAMONIX MONT BLANC JANVIER 1924/ 4.II.24" (Last but one day of the Games), machine cancel on postcard to Paris, very fine and scarce

1924, olympic issue 10 - 50 c., die proofs in issued colours, block format, on yellowish paper with control perforation in the margin, vf. Each with Certificate Scheller (2025) 

1924, olympic issue 25 c., separate die proofs of frame and vignette together in block format on gummed paper, mint never hinged,  Certificate Scheller (2025) 

1924, unissued Nimes Arena 50 c., die proof in green on yellowish paper (ca 112 x 142mm), vf. Certificate Scheller (2025) 

LEBANON: bilingual issue 0,50 – 2,50 p. in blocks of 4, unused, most stamps unmounted mint

1925, Olympic congress, special issue on pre-first day cover (signed Gilbert), official envelope and set of special postcards

Huygens cards: Serie A:  postcard 5 c. , complete series of 7 cards, all used, 2 with special olympic cancel (one with small photo of visitors with olympic flag), one with additional franking to the US. A very rare set (Geuzendam OL9-15)

Huygens cards: Serie B:  postcard 5 c. with text printed in black and without series number, used from "BREDA 19.XI.1928" to Cologne and re-directed to Breda. A very rare card (Geuzendam OL17)

Serie C.1, proof in black with "PROEFMODEL" at top, very fine and fresh, very scarce

Serie C.1, proof in black with "PROEFMODEL" at top, very fine and fresh, very scarce

Huygens cards: Serie D.1, proof in black with "PROEFMODEL" at top, tiny natural inclusion, very fine and fresh, very scarce

Serie E.1, proof in black with "PROEFMODEL" at top, very fine and fresh, very scarce

Huygens cards: Serie F: 7½ c., proof in black, fine and rare

Serie F: postcard 3 c. 'boxing', with additional franking olympic issue 2 c., used from "S'GRAVENHAGE 23.IV.28" to Buitenzorg, Dutch East Indies, with arrival mark on front, very fine and scarce (Geuzendam OL24)

Serie F: postcard 3 c. 'swimming', used with olympic slogan machine cancel "AMSTERDAM 31.V.1928", tiny staining, still very fine and scarce (Geuzendam OL25)

1928, Sonja Henie, famous figure skater and Olympic Champion, complete letter in her own hand to her trainer Stixrud with news of competitors and judges, signed "Sonja", written at St. Moritz, 29.1.1928. 

"BERLIN 1930, IX. OLYMPISCHER KONGRESS 30.5.30" special handstamp on Zeppelin SAF 2 m. on registered official Congress postcard to Stockholm with special registered label, transit and arrival marks. Very rare.

1936, Garmisch special telegram, used with congratulations to the Norwegian Olympic gold medal winner Birger Ruud. Very rare !

"Deutsche Reichsbund für Leibesübungen/Berlin Charlottenburg 2  19 11 34" on postcard oft he organizing committee with printed text concerning payment of Olympia passes, mailed locally. Also meter "Deutsche Reichsbund für Leibesübungen."Haus des Sports"" on cover to Mülheim.

"Bochum die Heimat der Olympia-Glocke/ BOCHUM 10.8.36" (finals in cycling, swimming and sailing), slogan meter mark 3 pfg. on printed matter envelope to Berlin, backflap missing and light vertical fold, otherwise very fine, rare

"WEIDEN 24.1.36/3/Olympische Winterspiele", meter mark of Josef Witt on envelope to Berlin

Brazil: “ASOSTO / XI OLYMPIADA BERLIM / BANCO GERMANICO / DA INFORMACEOS“ 2’000R Rio de Janeiro slogan meter mark on almost complete cover front with one back flap, to Caracas with arrival mark Link ins Backoffice -> https://heinrich-koehler.de/app/#/dashboard/items/1691821

1956, "OLYMPIC GAMES MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA....FRANKING STAMPS", großformatiges Werbe-Cachet auf "O.H.M.S.-Briefkuvert "OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONERS FOR AUSTRALIA" mit rotem Maschinenstempel "LONDON 2.OCT.1956 - OFFICIAL PAID"n ach Crawley, gute Erhaltung, sehr selten

1650/1980 (ca.), interessanter Bestand im Karton, dabei u.a. Friedrich-Wilhelm III von Preußen, Bismarck, Kaiser Wilhelm I. und II., Friedrich Ebert, Adenauer, Schweizer Politiker, Französische Feldherren, aber auch Sepp Herberger, Fritz Walter, etc.

Alexander I, Kaiser von Russland (1777-1825), große Anerkennungsurkunde, datiert “St Petersburg 12 September 1804”, mit eigenhändiger Unterschrift “Alexander”, gefaltet und leicht Mangel, sonst in schöner Gesamterhaltung, selten

Alexander III, Kaiser von Russland (1845-1894), offizielle Urkunde datiert 1889 über die Verleihung der Ritterwürde an den österreichisch-ungarischen Konsul in St Petersburg mit eigenhändiger Unterschrift “Alexander”, mehrfach gefaltet, Papiersiegel von der Urkunde abgelöst, sonst in guter Erhaltung, selten

August I. (1568-1636), Herzog von Braunschweig und Lüneburg, Bischof von Ratzeburg, eigeh. U. auf kpl. Brief aus Celle ("Festung Zell")

Augusta, Kaiserin des Deutschen Reiches (1811-1890), eigenhändige Unterschrift auf Quittung über Verzeichnisse aus dem Eigentum des Kaisers.

 

Bernadotte, Jean Baptist Jules (1764-1844), Marschall von Frankreich und später als Carl XIV. König von Schweden und Norwegen, Unterschrift auf Schreiben mit Briefkopf der 4. Division, an den Ordonateur en Chef der hannoverschen Armee wegen der Gratifikationen, die an 5 namentlich genannte Generale als Teilnehmer an der Kaiserkrönung Napoleons zu zahlen seien. Sammlernotizen in Bleistift.