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Lot# : 380 Finland
1856: 5 kop. blue, used on part piece, cut-round, and tied by full strike of low boxed "Christinestad" datestamp in black: reverse showing the sole recorded example of the "Offset on Reverse" variety. Extraordinary and rare. Cert. Frimärkshuset (1967) Facit = unlisted. Provenance: 'Finland' Collection, SG Auctions, London 19 Oct 1967, lot 30.Starting bid : 500 CHFHammer price : 650 CHFLot# : 381 Finland
Lot# : 382 Finland
1855/57: Small piece bearing 5 kop. blue Postal Stationery cut-out with large margins, cancelled by low boxed "Karis" datestamp (24 July 1857) in black with further strike alongside. Fold away from adhesive and minor scrape at upper right, otherwise a fine and unusual piece. Cert. Tuori (2000).Starting bid : 240 CHFHammer price : 380 CHFLot# : 383 Finland
Lot# : 384 Finland
Lot# : 385 Finland
Lot# : 386 Finland
Lot# : 387 Finland
10 kop. rose-carmine, a used horizontal pair with huge margins all round, right hand stamp only affected by two closed tears, cancelled by manuscript pen crosses and "Helsingfors" cds (29.3.58) in black and part Stockholm low boxed cancellation on left hand stamp.Starting bid : 280 CHFHammer price : 320 CHFLot# : 388 Finland
1856: Small piece bearing 10 kop. carmine in a reconstructed horizontal strip of five, pair and strip of three, with large margins all round, creased vertically between first and second, and third and fourth stamps but not touching the design, minute tear in second stamp, all cancelled by manuscript pen crosses and by low boxed "Brahestad" datestamp (18 July 1858) in black and also by 'Ank' marking in black. A rare multiple being the third largest unit known, slight thin spots under each where the strip of excellent colour and appearance. Signed Gummesson and Fabergé. Cert. Gummesson (1992). Provenance: Collection Fabergé, London, 9-10 October 1939, lot 42. Collection Runeberg, Corinphila, sale 85, Zurich, 26 Oct 1992, lot 1359. Collection Nyman, Geneva, 27 Noov 2009, lot 20123.Starting bid : 7,500 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 389 Finland
1856: 10 kop. rose postal stationery envelope, up-rated for double rate to Jacobstad (with manuscript '2' on front) with cut-round 1856 10 k. rose carmine, cancelled in manuscript, obverse with fine low boxed "Karis" datestamp (8 March 1858) in black. Some minor edge wear to envelope of no real significance, a most attractive and scarce usage and believed to be the sole example recorded Cert. Tuori (2006).Starting bid : 1,200 CHFHammer price : 1,200 CHFLot# : 390 Finland
1860: 10 kop. red on pale rose paper, single and horizontal pair used on small piece, overall toning, cancelled by low boxed "Jyvaskyla" datestamp (Aug 1864) in black. A few short roulettes and a minor tear at right but multiples are scarce. Certificates Linder (1973), Tuori (2003).Starting bid : 80 CHFHammer price : 80 CHFLot# : 391 Finland
1860: 10 k. lilac rose on pale rose paper (Facit 4c) two examples used on 1862 cover to Göteborg cancelled by manuscript pen crosses and by Helsingfors cds (Dec 13), reverse with low boxed "Stockholm" transit datestamp (Dec 19) in black. Envelope with opening tears and adhesives toned, but scarce.Starting bid : 100 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 392 Finland
1866: 5 p. pale red brown on grey lilac laid paper, couple of pulled roulettes (typical of the later printings), used in first month of UPU rate on 8 p. green on yellow postal stationery card to Björneborg, Sweden cancelled by "Äbo" datestamp (July 27) in blue. An attractive usage: as the 2 p. stamp was not issued until September 1875, the 5 p. was utilised to overpay the 10 p. rate. Provenance: Collection Nyman, lot 20261.Starting bid : 500 CHFHammer price : 550 CHFLot# : 393 Finland
1866/67: 1 m. yellow brown on white paper, fine used example with full roulettes, barely noticeable minor bends but neatly cancelled by central strike of "Tavastehus" cds in blue (28.10.74). A delightful and scarce stamp so fine. Cert. Schwenson (2009) Mi = EUR 1'500. Provenance: Collections Fabergé, Trapp Holm.Starting bid : 400 CHFHammer price : 850 CHFLot# : 394 Finland
Lot# : 395 Finland
Lot# : 396 Finland
1866/67: Small piece bearing exceptional usage of 1 m. yellow brown on white paper, four examples including a vertical pair (positions 40-50, 20-30), tied by neat strikes of "Helsingfors" cds's in blue (5.11.73), one or two blunted roulettes but of fabulous quality and most attractive. A rarity of the issue. Cert. Tuori (2006) Mi = EUR 6000. Provenance: Collections Fabergé, Trapp Holm, Lindberg.Starting bid : 1,800 CHFHammer price : 2,200 CHFLot# : 397 Finland
1866: 40 p. bright carmine rose on greyish, roulette D, a fine used example of excellent colour, only one blunted roulette, clearly showing plate variety: white dot on 'N' of 'PEN' in top panel, cancelled by large part "Idensalmi" datestamp in black. Scarce and very attractive stamp Facit 9C = Skr 8'500+. Provenance: Collection Nyman, lot 20369.Starting bid : 200 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 398 Finland
Lot# : 399 Finland
1875/82: Stamp Office printing, 20 p. dull ultramarine, perf 12½, a superb horizontal strip of four with fourth stamp tête-bêche (positions 27-30), cancelled by light "Äbo" datestamps in black (25.11.84). A delightful and rare strip showing the inverted cliché Facit 16L C22gv = Skr. 20'000/Mi = EUR 5'000.Starting bid : 600 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 400 Finland
1875/82: Stamp Office printing, 20 p. ultramarine, perf 12½, a superb vertical strip of three with central stamp tête-bêche (positions 70-80-90), cancelled by light "Mariehamn" (Aland Islands) datestamps in black (13.12.85). A magnificent and rare strip showing the inverted cliché and a most unusual usage Facit 16L C2v = Skr. 18'000/Mi = EUR 5'000.Starting bid : 600 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 401 Finland
Lot# : 402 Finland
1875/82: Stamp Office printing, 20 p. ultramarine, perf 12½, a fine vertical tête-bêche pair, positions 83/93, cancelled by "Mustiala" thimble cds in black. Perforations held together by hinge as usual, a fine and scarce variety Facit 16L C2v = Skr. 18'000/Mi = EUR 5'000.Starting bid : 320 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 403 Finland
1876: 8 p. + 8 p. PSC, correctly used to St. Petersburg from Tavastehus in blue with Finnish Railways transit and St. Petersburg arrival. Central crease has been ironed out and is visible only on reverse, all markings on front Mi = EUR 1'500.Starting bid : 400 CHFHammer price : 460 CHF
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