386th Auction
18–27 September 2025 in Wiesbaden
“SAHRA MENZIL POSTASI 1” black all arabic censorship of Turkish fieldpost in Bukarest on bank letter from the “BANK OF ROUMANIA LIMITED-BUCAREST”, bearing Germania 25 B. on 20 Pf single fine cancelled “BUKAREST 4.Jul.18” with triple censorship to the Banque Imperiale Ottoman Constantinople with arrival mark on reverse dated 23.7.18. Turkish and German censors together on cover from Bukarest are extremely scarce, in PROFI archive is only one other such combination on postal stationery recorded
1875, TURNU-MAGURELE 19.7.75 cds. in blue on 5 b. postal stationery card used uprated with 5 b. ochre, transit mark DDSG Port GIURGIO 20.7.75 in black, transportet via Danube and black sea with Austrian Levant arrival mark CONSTANTINOPEL 22.7.75 on reverse, two light horizontal folds and tiny toned, otherwise fine and a very scarce destination to Turkey
"BUDEU 10/2, clear cancellation on 30 par. blue, trimmed at bottom, otherwise fine
“FRANCO BOTOSCHANI”, clear cancel in black on 30 par. blue, plate printing, full margins on three sides, thin on top left, otherwise fine
“LLOYD AGENZIE / KUSTENDJE 8 AUG” cds. in black on 1867, Danube & Black Sea Railway 20 pa. black / green on piece, small crease, with usual rough perforations, a very attractive and scarce item
"COSPOLI PORT 30 MAR 1912", three-line on 1912 Turkey postal stationey card 20 pa. rose to Botosani with arrival mark, text in hebrew, tiny crease at left, otherwise fine roumanian Constantinople port cancel
"PAZARCIC" Romanian Occupation Bulgaria, 5 ba. green on postcard with blue censor via Varna with arrival mark, very fine
“TURTUCAIA” Romanian occupation Bulgaria, 5 ba. green postcard to Bucharest, fine
1874, 5 Kr. red on envelope tied by WIEN 6/10/74, red crayon “12½” and black JNSUFFISAMENT AFFRANCHIE alongside, to Bucharest with taxe mark ‘40 Bani’ on front, arrival mark 9/10 on reverse. Flap tiny flaw, otherwise very fine
1917, "K. D. FELDPOSTEXPED. D. 76.Reserve-Div. d 3.1.17" Dienststempel auf Ansichtskarte von Konstanta nach Ostpreussen