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1941/44, rund 100 Briefe von und nach Luxemburg, dabei Luftpost und R-Dienstbriefe

1939/45, Korrespondenz mit ca. 350 Briefen und Karten eines Wiener Oberfunkmeisters, sehr inhaltsreich, dabei auch Telegramme und 13x „Kummersdorf-Schiessplatz“ als Tagesstempel bzw. Briefstempel mit Verschlussmarke “Heeresnachrichtendienst”, etc.

1944 (ca.), Korrespondenz mit etwas über 60 Briefen und wenigen Karten, teils mit Inhalt, eines SS/SD-Angehörigen der Sicherheitspolizeischule Drögen (Fürstenberg in Mecklenburg) mit SS-Absendervermerken an ein Familienmitglied nach Oberarnsdorf in Niederdonau in Niederösterreich, interessant

1944/45, kleiner Lagerbestand von einigen hundert Propaganda-Flugblättern, meist in Umschlägen sortiert.

1940/45, rund 50 Belege mit diversen Besonderheiten (Beschreibungen teils anbei)

1945, grüne Funknachrichtenkarte des Soldatensenders “Prinz Eugen” mit Feldpost-Normstempel “a 1.3.45” mit einer Nachricht von Rhodos nach Nürnberg in guter Erhaltung. In dieser Form aus Rhodos sehr selten, signiert Mogler BPP

“FELDPOST III 10.5.40” sehr klar auf Ansichtskarte mit Briefstempel und Grußtext nach Lemgo in guter Erhaltung, seltener Stempel

20 C. grauultramarin, sauber entwertet durch Rahmenstempel “K:R:FELD-POST:RELAIS N°28. 16 3” (1871), in Doppelfrankatur mit Napoléon 10 C. gelbbraun im waagerechten Paar mit GC “2145” (Lyon) auf Briefkuvert nach Château-Gontier in die unbesetzte Zone. Ein seltener Beleg in guter Erhaltung, mit Fotoattest Cérès (1984)

1859, interesting unused and used collection with five covers, including shades, 1 gr. used horizontal pair, 2 gr. unused horizontal strip of five, 1 gr. cover with two singles in distinct different shades, several retouches, varying quality, many signed Köhler etc.

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

1859, Ferdinand II. 2 gr. light-blue, horizontal pair, plate III, positions 1-2,  fresh color and mostly good margins with sheet margin at left, just touched at right, tied by horseshoe cancel with adjacent framed “TERRANOVA” to folded lettersheet to Palermo with arrival mark, small tear in lettersheet, otherwise fine and an attractive entire, signed

1859, Ferdinand II. 5 gr. vermilion, clear double print, fresh color and good margins all around, used with horseshoe cancel, very fine and attractive

1859, Ferdinand II. 50 gr. red-brown, fresh color, close but full margins all around, neatly used with horseshoe cancel, a fine copy of this rare stamp, signed E. Diena and Engel

1859, Ferdinand II. 50 gr. lilac-brown, horizontal pair, positions 17-18, fresh color and good margins all around, unused, very fine and attractive multiple, signed

1859, Ferdinand II. 50 gr. reddish-brown, oily print, fresh color and good margins all around, unused, very fine, signed Engel

1859, Ferdinand II. 10 gr. blue, four visually distinct shades, fresh color and mostly good margins all around, unused, one without gum, two signed Köhler resp. Engel

1859, Ferdinand II. 10 gr. blue, three visually distinct shades, fresh color and good margins all around, unused, two without gum, two signed Köhler

1859, Ferdinand II. 5 gr. carmine, plate II, position 14, and 1 gr. olive-green, plate III, position 62, fresh color and mostly good margins, 1 gr. touched at left, tied by one horseshoe cancel to registered cover with adjacent framed “ASSICURATA” and cds. “PALERMO PARTENZE 24 GEN 60” to Leonforte, an attractive entire, signed E. Diena

1859, Ferdinand II. 5 gr. vermillion, block of four, positions 87-88 and 97-98, fresh color and good margins all around, unused, minor pre-scissor cut between the horizontal stamps, very fine and attractive multiple

1859, Ferdinand II. 5 gr. red, six visually distinct shades, fresh colors, mostly good margins, all unused, fine, signed

1859, Ferdinand II. 1 gr. olive-green and 2 gr. light-blue, fresh colors, mostly good margins, 2 gr. just touched at top, tied by neat horseshoe cancel to folded letter to Siculiana with indistinct oval handstamp and “PALERMA ARRIVO 3 DEC 59” alongside, minor aging, otherwise fine

1859, Ferdinand II. 20 gr. gray-slate and 2 gr. light-blue, fresh colors and good margins all around, tied by horseshoe cancel to folded letter with adjacent two-line “MESa 1859 10 OTTE” and twice red three-line “PIROSCAFI POSTALI FRANCESI” to Genoa with arrival mark, taxed with "2" decimi, letter with small tear at lower right, otherwise fine and attractive entire, signed W.T. (Wilhelm Traber)

1859, Ferdinand II. 2 gr. light-blue, fresh color, close to good margins, neatly tied by horseshoe cancel to small folded letter with adjacent oval “GIARRE” to Messina with arrival mark, fine

1859, Ferdinand II. 2 gr. light-blue, block of six, fresh color and good margins all around, unused with original gum, very fine and attractive