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

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.

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.

1941/48, 19 covers and cards, many to Austria, incl. a good part fieldpost, mostly austrian censorship marks, registered mail, POW, 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)

1336/1668 (ca.), 17x Kleinmünzen, meist Polen-Litauen, dabei u.a. Sigismund August 4 Groschen Vilnius 1567; sowie Prägungen für Riga. Schön-Sehr schön

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.

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

“Poczta Grajewo”, provisional straight-line, three strikes tying Coat of arms 5 and 25 f. and Granaries and Sheaves 1m. gray-slate to money order for 400 m., with adjacent negative seal, to Warsaw with arrival mark, signed Korszen and Petriuk with certificate (2026)

1920, YMCA, postage-free cover with blue cachet “YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION POLISH ARMY DOM OFICERA” from Warsawa with adjacent cds. to Krakow, fine, scarce and attractive, signed Petriuk with certificate (2026)

1919, “TORSKIE”,  provisional straight-line with handwritten date 2/II 19" as arrival mark, with adjacent red cachet “USCIECZKO ZALESZCZYKI” on reverse of Notice and Receipt slip for a money order for 690 Kronen, sent from Tluste, fine, scarce, certificate Petriuk (2026)

1919/20, Red Cross, postage-free cover with red-cross cachet and censor mark, with full content, to Moscow and pre-printed postcard with fieldpost cancel “POCZTA POLOWA Nr. 53” to Warsawa with arrival mark, the postcard with file punching, otherwise fine, signed Petriuk with certificate (2026) for the cover

1919, 30 f. red surcharge on Ukraine Ceres 30 sch. blue, 50 f. violet surcharge on Russia Coat of arms 15 k. perforated and 1 rbl. imperforated, and 50 f. on Ukraine Coat of Arms 50 sch. red and 20 g. brown-orange, all tied by straight-line “KOWEL” to registered local envelope with three-line censor mark “Cenzura wojskowa v KOWLU CENZOR II” alongside, vertical fold not affecting adhesives, a very rare cover, signed Mikulski and certificate Petriuk (2026)

1918, Newsletter stamp 2h. red-brown in combination with Austria Coat of arms 1 k. and Karl I. 30 h., tied by cds. “MIELEC 31.XII.19” to money order to Chorzelow with arrival mark, and Coat of arms 5 h. green and 40 h. olive, tied by cds. “MIELIEC 20.XII.18” to shortened local cover, some minor imperfections, signed Mikulski and Petriuk with certificates (2026)

1919, „POCZTA POLSKA SKALAT“ overprint struck on notice and deposit slip for a registered letter with the value of 1000 crown, addressed to the head of the district court in Skalat, with clear cds. „SKALAT 17.I.19“, folded in between, otherwise very fine, scarce with only few known, certificate Petriuk (2026)

“Bielsk ziemi Grodzie skiej.”, red, provisional two-line cancel, with further adjacent strike alongside, tying 1919 Granaries and Sheaves 1 m. gray-slate to value declared cover to Warsaw, reverse with five wax seals, some minor aging and transportation wear, a very scarce and attractive entire with only a handful known with this cancellation, certificate Petriuk (2026)

1918, Lublin Issue 25 h. on 40 h. yellow-olive, perf. 12½, tied by cds. “DABROWA 8.I.19” to decorative postcard to the “Invaliden Witwen und Waisenfond” to Warsaw, some minor aging, otherwise fine, scarce and attractive, signed Petriuk with certificate (2026)

1918, Lublin Issue 20 h. lilac-red, with additional franking, tied by cds. “KIELCE 28.XII.18” to postcard to Radom, very fine and scarce, signed Schmutz and Petriuk with certificate (2026)

1935, Seaport Gdynia 10 gr. and 1938 20 Years Republic of Poland 30 gr., horizontal pair and two singles, tied by cds. “PIWSK -1 1 32” to cover via Warsaw to Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia, some imperfections, rough opening, scarce destination, signed Petriuk

1918, Lublin Issue 10 h. on 30 h. green-slate, black surcharge, in combination with Austria Fieldpost 80 h. bisected vertically, tied by adapted cds. “PIOTRKOW 17 II 19” to local registered cover, fine

“BIALA PODLASKA”, mute cancellation “* * a 9.3 19” “* * a 26.8.19” on Coat of arms 10 f. lilac and 15 f. red, each as vertical pair, on registered cover to Krakow and Austria Karl I. 15 h. red on postcard to Janow, smie minor aging, otherwise fine, signed Korszen resp. Petriuk