Ventes aux enchères de timbres – Monde entier

1900/60 (ca.), several hundred covers and cards, mostly Germany with some Bavaria private postal stationery cards, ship mail, etc.

1913, old pre-printed album “Schwaneberger Permanent Album – Popular Edition” from 1913, mostly sparsely filled with stamps from around the world. The album is in good condition.

1948, Wilhelmina 80 c. red, imperforated proof in double-sheet of 200 stamps with 10 gutter pairs, ungummed, some marginal faults. Very rare.

1852/1980 (ca.), unused and used small lot, including some German states, varieties, better stamps and nice cancellationsetc.

1841/1990 (ca.), about 120 covers and cards with some interesting items as Mulready letter sheet, Togo occupation items, some German states, etc.

1849/1960, interesting lot in 30 small albums, including overseas, Germany and Europe.

1941/50 (ca.), stock of about 2000 imperforated ungummed proofs, mostly in multiples

1930/69, approx. 800–900 meter marks on stock cards of company Francotyp up to1940, and approx. 800–1,000 postmarks from after 1945, from many different countries, including Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Finland, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary

1871/2002 (ca.), in the beginning mostly MH, later MNH, from ca. 1900-2002 in the main catalogue numbers apparently complete collection, incl. all souvenir sheets from Bl. 2 onwards and modern booklets and booklet-panes, also a used part collection from ca. 1871-2002, later unused/used widely spread parts of e.g. obligatory tax and tax stamps for registered mail, seal stamps, also including occupation issues, provinces, and territories, at the end some entires and covers, in the beginning slightly different condition, in 9 albums

1874/1990 (ca.), mixed large holding in several stockbooks, without expensive items, but generally widely spread, in two large cartons

1894/1990 (ca.), mixed large holding in several stockbooks, without expensive items, but generally widely spread, in two large cartons

1851/1991 (ca.), extensive holding in several stockbooks, incl. valid postage, booklets, zip-blocks, yearsets, etc., in two large cartons

1851/1945, mostly used stamps from German States till overseas, with a focus on pre-1920 issues on old pre-printed sheets. Also one pre-printed “Europe” album containing additional stamps, some of which are unused.

1880/2001 (ca.), mostly used collections Laos 1951-1996, Indonesia 1948-1989 incl. Indonesian Republic, Philipines 1880-1975, China, Korea, Shanghai, Local-Post, Mongolia 1931-1991, Vietnam 1945-1976, Cambodia, etc., without expensive items, but generally widely spread, in stockbooks in two large cartons

1850/1980 (ca.), about 300/400 covers and cards, much simple material, but also some interesting items.

1920/1996 (ca.), Jordania, Syria, Lebanon, Kingdom Jemen and North Jemen, mint and used collections incl. territories, postage due, fiscal stamps, souvenir sheets and imperforate issues, without expensive items, but generally widely spread, also duplicates, in 11 stockbooks

1880–1980, several hundred letters, postcards, and postal stationeries, with a focus on Norway, including registered letters and ship mail, among other items. Also included are three small selection booklets containing stamps from the Old German States till DDR

1870/1962, mostly used stock incl. better unused Peoples Republic of China, further Persia, Paraguay, Mexico, etc. also Switzerland, in one large carton

1854/1976 (ca.), Argentina, Bolivia and Chile, mint never hinged, unused and predominantly used accumulation of duplicates, strength in the pre-1950 period, and neatly housed in three stockbooks. 

1853/2008, unmounted mint and predominantly unused and used colelction with a few covers, including Officials and Postage Dues, showing a fair amount of duplicates, commencing with a fine selection of the imperforated Colons, showing the First London, Desmadryl and Gillet printings with Lithographed 5 c. reddish-brown used (Mi.-Nr. 3, certificate BPA), Second London printing 5 c. on slightly blued paper, block of six used (small faults), 1861 1 c. yellow x7 (Mi.-Nr. 4), 20 c. green x9 (Mi.-Nr. 6), etc., 1953 special centenary souvenir sheet (Mi.-Nr. 473-474 DB), together with a group of Chilean Occupation overprints, and more. Condition slightly mixed in the classics as to be expected, later overall in very good and fresh condition, neatly housed in two stockbooks.

1867/2010, mint never hinged, predominantly unused and used collection with a few covers, including Postage Dues, commencing with an attractive selection of the 1867 Condors, showing 5 c. green (x25) with shades including unused multiples (Mi.-Nr. 1), 10 c. brown used (Mi.-Nr. 2), 1868 5 c. violet, a fine horizontal pair used with large “CORREO DE LA PAZ” handstamp (Mi.-Nr. 5, signed Todd), followed by the 1868 Nine Stars issue to the 500 centavos black (x2), etc., together with a generous amount of duplicates. Except for the occasional fault, overall in good and fresh condition, neatly housed in two stockbooks.

1986, Nude painting 5 G. “Venus”, small sheet with 5 stamps and 4 decorative fields, 500 copies, mint never hinged.

EGYPT/TURKEY/JORDAN/MAROCCO: diverse group of ca. 190 books and auction catalogues, including many name sales, including postage rates books, postal history, cancellations, and stamps, with e.g. Kosmidis, A.: “SAMOS 1821-1945”, Smith, P.: “EGYPT Stamps and Postal History”, The Revenue Stamps of Jordan, Najjar, A.: “The Postal History of Jordan 1400-1959” and “The Stamps of Jordan 1920-1965”, also Feldman Name Sales “Mauritius”, “Greece”, some Corinphila and a good selection of A. Karamitsos, in 5 large boxes

1858/1980 (ca.), mint never hinged, predominantly unused and used collection with a fair amount of duplicates, including Officials, Buenos Aires and Corrientes, in the early issues specialized with some shades, commencing with the Confederación and  Escuditos, the latter with both types represented, including 15 c. blue without accent used (Mi.-Nr. 7I, certificate APS), 10 c. green with scarcer dotted cancel, followed by an attractive group of the early Rivadavias including 1867 5c. rose-carmine used, three single showing fine, worn and oily printings (Mi.-Nr. 14 var.), 15 c. blue, perforated on watermarked paper, used x4 (Mi.-Nr. 13) as well as one unused wihout gum (perf trimmed), 1864 10c. green variety imperforate (Mi.-Nr. 12 var), etc., in the modern area with some souvenir sheets; few forgeries and reprints noted. Slightly mixed condition in the classic area, later overall in good and fresh condition. A useful assembly, neatly housed in 3 stockbooks/album.