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1855/96, mint never hinged and used collection, also incl. ca. 180 cards, postal stationery and covers. From ca. 1954 per used and mint never hinged apparently complete, incl. postage due and officials, from 1964 incl. booklets and from 1957 incl. a good part se-tenants, etc., in 8 stockbooks

Christina, 1632-1654. Silbermedaille auf die Krönung der Königin in Stockholm. o.J. Vermutlich von Erich Parise. Av. Halsabschnitt der Königin mit Lorbeerkranz n.l.; Rv. Christina als römische Göttin n.l. sitzend, in der rechten Friedensgöttin haltend. 37,6 x 38,9 mm, 35,13 g. Herrliche Patina. Gutes Vorzüglich. Hildebrand 51. Äußerst selten

Elbing, Städtische Prägung unter Schweden, Karl X. Gustav, 1654-1660. Taler 1658, Elbing. Av. Gekröntes Brustbild n.r.; Rv. Wappen Elbings, von Engel gehalten. 28,08 g. Feld und Rand überarbeitet. Zarte Patina. Sehr schön-Vorzüglich. Delzanno 82 (dieses Exemplar). AAJ 51. Dav. 4569. Von größter Seltenheit, das einzig bekannte Exemplar in privater Hand.

Gustav III. 1771-1792. Acht Prämienmedaillen o.J., Schwedische Akademie, von C.G. Fehrman. Geprägt 1787–1834. Av. Büsten von Gustav und Lovisa Ulrika einander zugewandt; Rv. Strahlenkranz über einer Sonnenuhr. 34 mm, je ca. 18 g. meist Vorzüglich. Hildebrand 114

1865-67, City Post of Constantinopel : Liannos Collection on five album pages starting proof pair 5 pa. black on dull rose imperforated with guide line for printing on top, perforation varieties, imperforated blocks, colour shades, blocks of four, fine and unusual.

Karl XI. 1660-1697. 2 Mark 1672, Stockholm. Av. Büste mit Lorberrkranz n.l.; Rv. Drei Kronen, 2 M. 30 mm, 9,98 g. Henkelspur. Sehr schön. Delzanno 195

Erinnerung an Gustav II. Adolf von Schweden. 17. Jh. Ovales Portraitmedaillon o.J., unsigniert, altvergoldet. Auf das königliche Paar. Av. Brustbild des Königs halbrechts; Rv. Brustbild der Königin Maria Eleonora von Brandenburg links. 20,2 x 23,6 mm, 3,62 g. Hildebrand I, S. 226, 282.

Gustaf V. 1907-1950. Silbermedaille 1908. Auf Eugene Samson und sein 20-Jähriges Dienstjubiläum als Direktor der Fenix Brandschutzversicherung. Stempel von E. Lindberg. Av. Brustbild nach links. Rv. Aus Asche emporsteigender Phönix. 56 mm. 99,44 g. Sehr schön-Vorzüglich

Kleine Sammlung an vier Bronzemedaillen und drei Bronzeplaketten, meist von Erik oder Adolf Lindberg. Zum Teil mit kleinen Fehlern, Vorzüglich

Gustaf VI. Adolf 1950–1973. Silbermedaille 1956. Zum 100-jährigen Jubiläum der Stockholms Enskilda Bank. Von I. Johansson. A. O. WALLENBERG. In originaler Ausgabeverpackung. 64 mm 115,91 g. Verfärbt, ansonsten praktisch wie frisch geprägt.

1872/1920 (ca.), mostly mint never hinged and some used lot, incl. better values and perforation types from booklets, e.g. Facit Nr. 24e (Cert. Obermüller-Wilen), 34k, 36h (Cert. Diena and Obermüller-Wilen), 42e, 46d, 49d and 144Abz, etc., also Denmark Nr. 4 used in Holstein with cds. Uetersen on cover (Cert. Moller BPP), good and fresh condition

CRASH MAIL: 1934, registered airmail cover from Finland, franked with 5 m., tied by cds “TURKU ÅBO -6.VII 34”, addressed to Munich, Germany. The mail was carried on ABA’s inaugural night mail flight (Stockholm–Hannover) by a Northrop "Gamma", which crashed in Älmhult. The cover is badly burned and subsequently enclosed in a glassine envelope. Together with the accompanying registered “On Postal Service” envelope with cds. “MALMÖ 1 7.7.34” to Munich, featuring the official explanatory slip attached to the reverse and bearing the arrival cds. “MÜNCHEN 9 JUL 34”. A scarce crash mail item, particularly as a registered cover (most other surviving items are ordinary letters or postcards), and especially complete with the matching postal service envelope (Nierinck 340706)

1852, Coat of arms 40 c. “celeste”, fresh color and good margins, used with bar cancellation, fine, signed Star(auschek)

1912/42, Collection of over 80 covers and cards, with particular strength in the Scandinavian area, exhibiting a fine range of routes, usages, with crash covers, Dox, mail signed by flying crew, first flight mails, and more; many interesting items throughout with Soviet Union Arkhangelsk-Ustsysolsk line 1930 registered cover, 1928 unpaid cover bearing the scarce large bilingual violet “DOBROLET 1er VOL POSTAL MOSCOU-IRKUTSK” (some faults), Sweden 1930  Stockholm-Stralsund crash cover from the German D-1826 at Waldermarsvik, Norway 1920 postcard carried on Pioneer flight between Christiansand and Christiana with scarce red Machine cancel "BEEFORDRET pr. NATIONEN FLYVEPOST", scarce 1929 illustrated registered cover carried on Trial Flight Stockholm-New York, Canada 1929 crash cover from the First flight Dawson-Aklavik, 1912 small envelope bearing 10 ore and Barnens Dag Flygpost vignette, China 1931 Eurasia Aviation Corp. envelope via Siberia to Strasbourg (signed Holcombe), etc. Partly mounted and described on exhibition pages, slightly mixed condition. A fine specialist lot

1855/1963, used collection, in the main catalogue numbers almost complete, incl. e.g. Mi.-Nr. 2 (2; one signed Pfenniger), 3, 4, 6, 7-12, 13, 14, 15a and 15b, 19 with good blue cds., 86-95, 96 signed Georg Bühler, 97-106, 144-158, 159-173, etc., mostly good condition, in one album

1855/1987 (ca.), mint never hinged/unused and used collection, including Military Post, Locals and Officials, with duplicates starting from the early Öre issues, slightly mixed condition