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Bolivien: Claus Lange, “Handbuch der Briefmarken der Republik Bolivien 1859 bis 2024”, in 5 Bänden, sowie Maier “Vorphilatelie der Republik Chile”

Argentinien: Göttig & Jalil, “Catalogo Especializado de Sellos e Historia Postal de la Republica Argentina” in zwei Bänden, 2018-2019

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.

1975/90(ca.), modern accumulation of postal products, including approx. 260 grams of sterling silver

ROSENBERG, S. Frankfurt a. M. 4x Festpreislisten: 25 (1926); 26 (1930); 27 (1935). Gesamt über 15000 Nummern. Original-Broschur. Dazu: Festpreisliste 27 in Halb-Leder gebunden. III-IV / Good - average used and worn book, complete.

ZSCHIESCHE & KÖDER, Leipzig Festpreisliste 1894. Sammlung Otto Merseburger umfassend Münzen und Medaillen von Sachsen, Albertinische und Ernestinische Linie. VIII + 198 Seiten, 4689 Nummern, 2 Tafeln. Original. Ganzleinen. II+ / Good Fine - nice clean copy, slight signs of use.

MÜNZEN & MEDAILLEN AG, Basel Lagerlisten 100 bis 400 in 6x Halbleinenbänden zusammengefasst. (6x) II / Fine - nice clean copy, slight signs of use.

MÜNZHANDLUNG BASEL 15x Listen: No. 16-31, augescheinlich vollständig. DAZU: Münzen und Medaillen AG, Liste 70 und 71. (17x) IV / Good - average used and worn book, complet.

FLORANGE, J., Paris 6x Festpreiskataloge. Catalogue no. 3, Monnaies, médailles & jetons français et monnaies anciennes, Paris 1893. 72 Seiten, 1643 Nummern. Catalogue no. 4, Paris 1893. 30 Seiten, 564 Nummern. Catalogue no. 6, Paris 1893. 32 Seiten, 789 Nummern. Catalogue no. 14, Paris 1896. 47 Seiten, 1194 Nummern. Catalogue no. 19, Paris 1897. 64 Seiten, 1182 Nummern. Catalogue no. 23, Paris 1903, 81 Seiten, 1634 Nummern. (6x) leicht Fleckig und verfärbt. III / Very fine.

CAHN, A. E., Frankfurt a.M. 15x Listen: ex No. 3-31 (1876 - 1934). No. 18 und 31 doppelt. Original-Broschur. (15x) III / Very good - some wear, no serious defects.

AHLSTRÖM, B., Stockholm Lagerlisten 25-38 und 39-52. In 2 Halbleinen-Bänden. (2x) II / Fine - nice clean copy, slight signs of use.

1863/1913 (ca.), Russian Levant, Offices in China and Creta, unmounted mint/unused and used accumulation with duplicates and multiples, noted a fine group of Rethymnon issues, Levant Mi.-Nr. 1, etc. Except for the occasional fault, overall in good and fresh condition, neatly housed in one album

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

MONGOLIA: Coat of arms 10 k. blue, tied by cds. “URGA MONGOLIA * * be -6 10 16” (Tchilingirian fig. 447) to red band cover to China with Peking arrival mark, very fine and attractive entire from the Dun-Fu-Yu correspondence, signed Dr. Orth BPP

MONGOLIA: Coat of arms 7 k. blue, tied by cds. “URGA POSCHTA KONTORA 8/IX 1897” (Tchilingirian fig. 444) to red band cover to China, small part missing, otherwise fine, signed Dr. Orth BPP

1930/60 (ca.), Scouts thematic collection, comprising a selection of covers, souvenir sheets and multiples, some interesting items with a lovely Belgian 1930 illustrated telegram form, France 1947 Symbol of Jamboree, three sunken die proofs (Mi.-Nr. 786P), and more. Overall in good condition, neatly housed in 5 albums

YVERT & TELLIER: 1912/1928, zwei Ausgaben des “Catalogue de Timbres-Poste”,1912 und 1928, guter Zustand, sowie “Champion´s Catalogue of Postage Stamps”, 1927, gebraucht

1899, “KITAI” overprint, 2 k. (two singles) and 10 k., tied by scarce cds “N°13 FIELD POST OFFICE PRIAMUR DISTRICT 20 VIII 03”, with matching registration label alongside, to Chinese registered postcard to Germany, the domestic rate prepaid by Coiling Dragons 10 c. and 4 c.. The card subsequently handed to the Russian Field Post Telegraph Office at Yingkow (Newchang) for onward transmission abroad. Transit via Warsaw and  Darmstadt, arrival Meersburg (29.9.03). One 2 kopek with corner fault, still very fine and attractive. A rare and desirable mixed franking, illustrating the handling of civilian mail through Russian field post offices during the occupation of Manchuria.

1832/1868, selection of 7 covers, showing a fine range of scarce usages with 1868 entire to Odessa bearing Russian Levant 10 k. carmine/green (Mi.-Nr. 5) tied on transit by dotted diamond, on reverse despatch cds “GALATZ 18 JULY 1868” (strong horizontal crease affecting the adhesive), 1832 envelope to Bucharest with reverse consulate red seal, 1862 entire to Kishiniev bearing on reverse scarce cds “YASSY DEC 10 1862” (day slug inverted), some incoming mail with 1858 entire form Odessa to Bucharest, etc., together with two postal receipts, including a small format one from Jassy for a sending to Odessa in 1860. Slightly mixed condition, a delightful specialist group

JASSY: 1850, Postal receipt from “JASSY POST OFFICE" for a letter sent to Bucharest, dated 9 March 1850, alongside black negative official seal. The receipt lightly folded as usual, and a small part excised at upper left, otherwise fine and rare; together with a smaller format 1862 postal receipt from Jassy for a sending to St Petersburg, and the larger format used in 1859 for a sending to Odessa. Mostly fine, an exceptionnally scarce trio

“BUKAREST 23 JUNI 1842” Cyrillic straight-line, a fine strike applied on transit on reverse of an entire letter addressed to Jassy, endorsed on the inside “Quarantain Guirgevo” (present-day Giurgiu); some minor surface aging, still fine. A scarce entire

JASSI INCOMING MAIL: 1844, lettersheet with two-line framed “KISHINEV 28 JUNE 1844” despatch marking on reverse and addressed to Jassi, very fine. A scarce destination

“V GALATZ 1846 NOV. 22”, Cyrillic two-line (Tchilinghinrian Type 2, Dobin-Nr. 1.01), a fine strike in red on the reverse of a lettersheet to Bucharest, red crayon “30” rate marking; on front some negligible tears due to the fragility of the paper, still a very fine Russian abroad mail from this Moldavian port on the Danube. A very rare handstamp with only a few recorded

"GALATZ MOLDAVIE", blue c.d.s. with dotted frame, as arrival mark on letter sheet from Constantinople with Napoleon 10 c. and 40 c. , tied by GC "5083" also same arrival mark on letter from Syros via Constantinople and 2 unpaid letters from Syros and ?