Auction 260 March 2025
Some highlights:
Varieties Netherlands. Australian States. Many original country collections including Turkey.
THURSDAY 13 MARCH | ||
10:00 | 1- 321 | Netherlands and colonies collections and stock |
- | 400- 456 | Netherlands and colonies collections and stock in boxes |
14:00 | 500- 626 | Coins |
15:30 | 700-775A | Postcards |
16:30 | 800-819 | Literature |
FRIDAY 14 MARCH | ||
09:00 | 1000-1775 | Foreign countries collections and stock |
- | 1800-1925 | Foreign countries collections and stock in boxes |
SATURDAY 15 MARCH | ||
09:00 | 2000 - 2487A | Netherlands and colonies single lots |
13:00 | 2500 - 2996 | Foreign countries single lots |
1859 postal History (19 items) including coat of arms issue, Prince Cuza issue, Airmail, revenue document and etc. in folder
1895-1960 ca., about 130 covers/postal stationery including some to the Dutch East Indies in small box
1915, TURTUCAIA Romanian occupation Bulgaria, 5 Bani green postcard to Bucharest, fine
1916, "PAZARCIC" Romanian Occupation Bulgaria, 5 Bani green on postcard with blue censor via Varna with arrival mark, very fine
"CONSPOLI-CONSTANTA-BUCURESCI" c.d.s. on picture postcard from Constantinople with 1908 Austrian Levant 20 Para pink to Graz, fine
1864, Print from single dies 30 par. blue, full margins, on entire folded envelope tied by fancy "FRANCA JASSY" handstamp with "JASSY 21.4." datestamp alongside to Galatz with arrival mark on reverse, file fold and tiny crease, fine
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
Turkish Post Office : "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
1896, first issue 10 Pa, 20 Pa and 1 Pia on Romanian stamps for a postal Agency in the harbour of Constantinople on philatelic cover, fine clear strike "POSTA ROMANA COSPOLI 20 APR 896". The turkish inscription in the mark means "Available by Roumanian Steam-ship only". Sent to PLOESTI, arrival at reverse, very fine