386. Auktion

1930, Caritas gutter pairs, mint never hinged, 10 c. fold in center, others very fine

1891, Wilhelmina 50 c. yellow-brown, unused, one toned perf, signed and small certificate Vleeming 2024

NEDERLANDS: 1930 DO-X vlucht Friederichshafen 21-11-30 met Nederlandse frankering  (Amsterdam 19-11-30) naar Leonia USA, pracht ex. (NVPH lp 5,6)

1889, Numerals 2 cent lilac, 2½ cent light green and 3 cent light brown, tied by violet transit cds. LA GUAIRA 11 MAR 1901" to picture postcard, send by the sms Vinete to Germany, scarce, fine

1855, Coat of Arms 4 sk. blue, fresh colour and close to good margins, used with numeral “178” (=Lereim), fine

1855, 1 sk. blue with full to wide margins and fresh colour, clear numeral "13" (Aremark), fine

1926, heraldic lion, inscriptions in grotesque script, set unused, fresh colours, fine

1930/31, 1st North Cape issue and Radium Hospital, 4 values mint never hinged, very fine

1903, Hamburg-America Lines Bellsund picture post card sent from Spitzbergen to Chemnitz bearing 10 ø red private Spitzbergen Tourist Stamp (Chøyen & Aune #E5) tied by "S.S. Auguste-Victoria/Spitzbergen" violet dateless cancel, Norway 10 ø red tied by DIGERMULEN 16.VII.03 c.d.s., Chemnitz 23.7.03 arrival mark on front, edge crease otherwise fine and appealing Arctic usage

1860, 10 K. blue rose tied by clear „12“ (GROJEK) on piece, very fine and scarce

1919, Krakow issue 6 h. red-orange unused, plate IIE field 61, few short teeth on the left, otherwise fine, signed Petriuk

1954, Governo Polacco di Londra: 4 surcharged values on registered postcard from Monte Cassino to USA with arrival mark, special cancellation “CASSINO FROSINONE 19/5/54” (Sassone catalogue value for stamps 1.000€)

1853, Maria II. 5 r. light brown, imperforate, ample to large margins all around, cancelled by circular grid, some light soiling, else fine. Cert. Nucleo Filatelico.

1853, 50 r. deep yellow green, large margins all around, centrally-structured “1” grid cancel of Lisbon, good colour, fresh and very fine. (Scott 3)

1853, 50 r. green, large margins on three sides, clear at left, good colour, centrally-struck “1” barred numeral cancel of Lisbon, well-centered for these difficult stamps, very fine.

1855, 5 r. red brown, Straight Hair, margins large to very large, cancelled with neat “1” barred numeral of Lisbon, a couple negligible imperfections, else attractive and very fine (Scott 5)

1885, 2 r. black with red overprint SPECIMEN, without gum, tiny thin spot on top, otherwise fine and rare

1859, Austrian P.O. cover from Bucharest to Triest struck on despatch with "BUKAREST / 21 FEB." handstamp in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 710) and charged 6+9=15 kreuzer to pay, boxed transit WIEN 29/2 and red arrival mark TRIEST2/3 on reverse, rastel punched for Disinfection, file fold, very fresh and fine

1861, Folded envelope from GALLATZ 20/9 with blue oneliner "FRANCO" alongside, carried by ship to Constantinopoli with Lloyd Agenzie arrival mark on reverse, usual file fold, fine and scarce

1869, unfranked folded envelope from WIEN 30/8/69 to Bucharest with taxe mark ‘50 Bani’ on front, arrival mark 3/9 on reverse. Vertical file folds and spot, otherwise fine
 

1887, two folded envelopes, Petroseny to Puj and Bukarest to Craiova, file folds, otherwise fine
 

1850 ca., Folded envelope to the Moldavian Medical Committee in Jassy with clear “HUSCH 7/2 MOLDOVA” (type M1, "7" upside down) and arrival cancellation “JASSY 9/2 MOLDOVA” on the reverse, minimal traces of transport, fine

1850, "AN CANIB-I POSTA-I KALAS" internal Tatar post document for carrying 35 covers and two registered covers from GALATZ to Deraliye (Constantinople) in 1850, usual file fold, an extraordinary clear all arabic cancellation, rarity and showpiece

1858, Handstruck 5 parale black on white paper, broken frame under “A”, large margins, unused, fine. Signed Grobe

1858, Handstruck 40 parale blue on thin blueish paper, clearly cancelled, signed Richter and Ebel

1858, Handstruck 40 parale blue on thin blueish paper, clearly cancelled FRANCO GALATZ, signed Kosack

1858, 40 parale blue, full to wide margins, an unused example with large part original gum, very fine

1858, Handstruck 40 parale blue on thin white paper, good margins, clearly cancelled part FRANCO GALATZ in red, signed Bühler

1858, 40 parale greenish blue, full to wide margins, an unused example with large part original gum, fine

1858, Handstruck 80 parale brown-red on thin white paper, wide margins, tied on piece clearly by framed "FRANCO / BERLAD" handstamp in red, signed Grobe and Heimbüchler BPP

1858, 80 parale pale red on thin yellowish paper, full to wide margins, with part cancellation JASSY in blue tied on piece, horizontal crease, otherwise fine

1858, 80 parale pale red on thin yellowish wove paper, oily Impression, on top tiny thin and touched, otherwise full to wide margins, an unused example with large part original gum, still fine

1862, Handstruck 3 parale yellow on thin white paper, clearly cancelled by complete  JASSY handstamp in blue. Cert. H. Grobe 1957

1862, Handstruck 3 parale yellow on thin white paper, clearly cancelled FRANCO PIATRA, signed Köhler and Grobe

1862, Handstruck 6 parale brownish red on thin white paper, full margins, clearly cancelled, fine

1864-65, six unaccepted designs for the Prince Cuza issue (commonly known as the ‘Duloz Essays’, as these pieces were designed by the French designer Pierre Edelestand Stanislas Dulos, who also designed the second Turkish stamp issue). 5 pa. in different colours on white paper, very different quality, mostly thin, Reinheimer Fig. 229