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  • Lot# : 741 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 19
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    Athens Consecutive printing 1862/67: 10 l. orange on bluish paper, an unused example of good colour with ample to large margins all round, fine, large part og. Signed  Holcombe. Cert. Sismondo (2003) Hellas 18a/Mi = € 300.
    Starting bid : 120 CHF
    Hammer price : 160 CHF

    Lot# : 742 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 20a
    Athens Consecutive printing 1862/67: 20 l. blue on bluish paper, an unused example with good margins all round, of fine delicate colour, large part og. A scarce stamp so fine Hellas 19a/Mi = € 300.
    Starting bid : 120 CHF
    Hammer price : 160 CHF

    Lot# : 743 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 22a
    Athens Consecutive printing 1862/67: 80 l. carmine on rose, an unused block of four, marginal from base of sheet, tone spot and slight nick in margin at base, of lovely fresh colour and superb large part og. with lower pair unmounted og. Hellas 22a/Mi = € 400+.
    Starting bid : 140 CHF
    Hammer price : 180 CHF

    Lot# : 744 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 22a
    Athens Consecutive printing 1862/67: 80 l. rose-carmine, right marginal mint block of 6 (3 x 2) from positions 38-40/48-50 in the sheet of 150 subjects, very fresh and fine in a deep vivid shade, good to large margins all round, unmounted og. A delightful multiple Hellas 22a.
    Starting bid : 250 CHF
    Hammer price : 300 CHF

    Lot# : 745 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 22/I
    Athens Consecutive printing 1862/67: 80 l. carmine on rose, a horizontal strip of four, ample to large margins all round, lightly cancelled by Syros datestamps (April, 1865) in black. Signed Darteyre Hellas 22a/Michel = € 350+.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 220 CHF

    Lot# : 746 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 23a
    Athens printing from Cleaned Plates 1868/69: 1 l. red-brown on yellowish, an unused block of six (3 x 2) with good margins all round, positions 43-45/53-55, second stamp position 44 showing 'tache à la nuque' flaw with white patch behind the ear; fresh and fine, typically slightly wrinkled large part og. Scarce Hellas 23a var/Mi = € 400+.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 320 CHF

    Lot# : 747 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 24
    Athens printing from Cleaned Plates 1868/69: 2 l. pale brown on cream paper, an unused block of nine, large margins all round, sheet margin at left, fresh and fine, large part or unmounted og. A most attractive multiple Hellas 24a/Mi = € 220+.
    Starting bid : 100 CHF
    Hammer price : 200 CHF

    Lot# : 748 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 29a
    Athens printing from Cleaned Plates 1868/69: 80 l. bright rose on rose, an unused horizontal pair, large margins all round and sheet marginal at right, fresh colour and fine, large part og. A very scarce stamp in a multiple. Ex collection Zachariadès Hellas 29a/Mi = € 360+.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 749 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 30 var
    1870: Special printing 1 l. red-brown on brownish, a good used example with clear to good margins, position 44 on the sheet with 'tache à la nuque' flaw with white patch behind the ear, lightly cancelled leaving the varietyy clear. Scarce Hellas 30bFa = € 340/Mi = € 270++.
    Starting bid : 140 CHF
    Hammer price : 160 CHF

    Lot# : 750 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 36b var
    1871/72: 20 l. deep blue on greyish-blue paper, a used horizontal pair with large margins all round, Control Figures variety "02" for "20", used in Piaeus. The stamp without variety with ironed bend but a most attractive and scarce pair Hellas 35cNd = € 500.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 260 CHF

    Lot# : 751 Greece

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    Catalogue# : P43
    1876: Die Proof for the 30 l. value, printed in black, on thin wove paper, some tone spots, otherwise fine and of great rarity with just three examples known. 
    Starting bid : 4,000 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 752 Greece

    New Values - Paris Printing 1876: 60 l. deep green on green in a horizontal top left corner marginal strip of three, large margins all round in a deep shade, mint with full og. Signed Giulio Bolaffi Hellas 44.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 150 CHF

    Lot# : 753 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 55
    1880/86: 5 l. green on cream paper, used multiples (3) all with good to large margins all round, with strip of four used with "Naphlion" cds's, strip of three used with "Thera / 39" cds's and a strip of four in a püaler shade used with "Hydra / 65" datestamps; a charming trio.
    Starting bid : 120 CHF
    Hammer price : 120 CHF

    Lot# : 754 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 4
    Greek Post Offices abroad, Paris Printing 1861: 10 l. orange on blued paper, a used strip of three with large margins on three sides, shaved at left, well cancelled by numeral '95' of Constantinople. Rare and attractive, the only known strip of three from this office Hellas 4 = € 2'280.
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : 600 CHF

    Lot# : 755 Greece

    Greek Post Offices in Egypt 1861/69: A marvelous lot ten single adhesives and a pair of large Hermes Heads used in Alexandria and cancelled with either '97' numeral od ALEXANDREIA cds's incl. 1861 Paris Print 80 lepta, First Athens printing 20 lepta in a pair and 80 lepta, further singles from the consecutive Athens printing and the Cleaned plates. A fresh and fine selection.
    Starting bid : 350 CHF
    Hammer price : 600 CHF

    Lot# : 756 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 39
    Greek Post Offices in Egypt 1872: 5 lepta green on greenish, a used example with clear to large margins all round, used on small piece handstamped AGENCE / & CONSULAT GEN. DE GRECE / EN EGYPTE, neatly tied by "Alexandrie / 97" datestamp (Sept 24, 1877) in black with Greek PD in blue adjacent. Scarce and fine.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 200 CHF

    Lot# : 757 Greece

    Greek Post Offices in Walachia 1862/69: Selection of two single adhesives cancelled by '101' numeral of Ibraila incl. 1862/67 Athens consecutive printings 20 lepta blue and 1867/69 Cleaned Plates 10 lepta orange. The 10 l. stamp shaved but an appealing and desirable duo displaying well this scarce cancellation which had been in use between 1861 and 1869.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,500 CHF

    Lot# : 758 Greece

    Greek Post Offices in Egypt 1851: Prepaid entire letter from Constantinople to Athens struck with Greek P.O. CONSTANTINOPLE / TURKEY datestamp in blue (Nov 24) with oval PD at right. Reverse with Piraeus and Athens arrival cds (Nov 29) in blue. Superb.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 200 CHF

    Lot# : 759 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 21
    Greek Post Offices in Egypt 1864 (Nov 25): Unpaid Cover from Alexandria to Syros with mis-spelled ALSKHANDREIA / TURKIA cds on obverse, charged upon arrival with '80' lepta in red crayon and bearing fresh and fine pair 1862/67 Consecutive Athens printintings 40 l. mauve on blued, tied by Syros arrival cds's (Nov 29) in black. Reverse with an additional arrival cds. Filing fold below one Large Hermes Head, nevertheless an appealing double rate cover Hellas 20.
    Starting bid : 250 CHF
    Hammer price : 460 CHF

    Lot# : 760 Greece

    Greek Post Offices in Smyrna 1865/77: Lot three covers to Syros incl. 1865 cover with 50 lepta due paid with Athens consecutive printings, 1874 cover with 40 lepta due paid with Meshed paper printing, also 1877 30 lepta GPU rate with three 10 lepta orange on meshed paper.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 260 CHF

    Lot# : 761 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 40+41+42
    Greek Post Offices in Thesaly 1873 (Sept 12): Cover from Volos to Genova, Italy carried by Frassinet Co. ship at 110 lepta single rate franked by 1872/75 10 l. orange on greenish, 20 l. deep blue and two 40 l. dull mauve on blued extremely poorly separated prior to affixing, all superbly tied by 'Volos / (Turkey)' despatch cds's (Sept 12) in black. Reverse with Piraeus transit cds (Sept 13) and Genova arrival cds (Oct 4, gregorian). Despite the contemporary faults to the adhesives, a dramatic and rare cover Hellas 40+41+42.rnProvenance: Collection Michele Chauvet, Corinphila sale 214, June 2017, lot 5127.
    Starting bid : 750 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,100 CHF

    Lot# : 762 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 40+41
    Greek Post Offices in Macedonia 1875 (Aug 28): Cover from Thessaloniki to Pyrgos franked by 1872/75 Meshed paper 10 l. orange on greenish and 20 l. deep blue, two fresh and fine examples with vibrant colour and good margins, superbly tied by THESSALONIKI 28 AUG 75 TURKIA despatch cds'sin black. Reverse with Athens transit and Pyrgos arrival cds's (Aug 30). A most attractive cover at the beginning of the GPU.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 480 CHF

    Lot# : 763 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 44
    1876: Paris print 60 lepta deep green, a fine four margined example in a rich shade, used on 1878 cover, no side flaps, to Constantinople tied by "Zakynthos / 111" cds (Nov 5) in black with information cds alongside. Syra transit and Constantinople cds on reverse. A very rare stamp on cover. Signed Orestis Vlastos Hellas 44a.
    Starting bid : 600 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 764 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 20
    Outgoing to Austria 1862/67: Consecutive Athens print 20 l. blue in a horizontal strip of three, the rightmost stamp showing variety: filled pearl, a multiple of fresh colour and overall good to enormous margin with parts of three neighbouring stamps (touched at left), used on 1867 cover from Calamata to Trieste, tied by '31' numeral of Calamata, despatch cds (Sept 27) and Greek PED (Foreign Paid to Destination) handstamp in red alongside. Reverse with Athens transit and Triest arrival cds (Oct 10) and red crayon '3 + 10' (kreuzer) due for Triest and Lloyd equal to 40 lepta + 20 lepta for the Greek inland rate. An attractive franking. Hellas 19d.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 765 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 18+19+20+21
    Outgoing Mail to Austria carried on Austrian Lloyd 1866 (July 10): Entire letter from Patras to Trieste, franked at 75 lepta rate (including 20 lepta internal) with 1862/67 Athens printing 5 l. pale green, 10 l. orange on blue, 20 l. blue and 40 l. deep mauve on blue all tied by dotted '9' numeral of Patras, with despatch cds (July 10) and "P.E.D." (Paid to Destination) handstamp in red alongside. Reverse with manuscript '15/3' in red crayon (3 kr. Trieste local fee + 15 kr. ship fee = 55 lepta ) and part oval Triest arrival cds. A fresh and fine four colour franking Hellas 17+18+19+20.
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : 400 CHF

    Lot# : 766 Greece

    Outgoing to the Austrian P.O.'s in Wallachia 1852 (Aug 26): Entire letter from Athens to Bucharest with Athens despatch cds and framed PD, both in blue on front. Reverse with Trieste (Sept 12), Pesth (Sept 15), Hermannstadt (Sept 18) transit cds as well as Bukarest (Set 29) two line arrival datestamp. An unusual and well documented routing, a very early and desirable item.
    Starting bid : 750 CHF
    Hammer price : 3,800 CHF

    Lot# : 767 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 19+20+22a
    Outgoing to Cyprus 1862/67: Consecutive Athens print two single adhesives 10 l. red-orange on blued, touched 20 l. deep dark blue and 80 l. rose-carmine, in fresh condition with vibrant colours and overall good to large margins, used on 1866 entire letter from Syros to Larnaca, Cyprus, tied by '67' numeral of Syros, despatch cds (May 25) and Greek PED (Foreign Paid to Destination) handstamp in red alongside. Reverse with transit cds of the Austrian Lloyd office in Smyrna (June 6). An attractive entire to a rare destination. Signed Pröschold Hellas 18e+19g+22a.
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,300 CHF

    Lot# : 768 Greece

    Outgoing to France 1851 (Jan 16): Registered envelope from Athens to Paris with Athens despatch cds and SYSTHMENON (registered) handstamp, both in blue as well as PED in red alongside. French entry "GRECE 8 FEVR. 51 MARSEILLE" cds and CHARGÉ, both in red on front, reverse with French postman's handstamps. Envelope roughly opened on reverse, originally closed with a black private wax seal and two wax seals of the Greek and French postal administration, respectively. A very early registered usage, a desirable item.
    Starting bid : 750 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,900 CHF

    Lot# : 769 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 22a+36+37a
    Outgoing to France 1862/67: 80 lepta carmine-rose overlapped by 1871/72 20 l. blue and 40 l. salmon on bluish, all with good margins all round used on 1871 cover to Marseille at double rate by French Packet tied by Syra "67" numeral in black. Syra despatch cds (Dec 31j) at right and framed PD in red. 'Grece / Marseille' entry marking in red (Jan 18g) on obverse of an attractive cover.
    Starting bid : 350 CHF
    Hammer price : 460 CHF

    Lot# : 770 Greece

    Outgoing to French post offices in the Levant 1885 (Sept 4): Registered envelope from Larissa to Constantinople, bearing Cream paper 5 l. vivid green and Changed Colours 20 l. aniline, two single adhesives, cancelled by Larissa despatch cds, another information strike above. SYSTHMENON (registered) straight line and boxed "Grece / R" handstamps on obverse. Reverse with Greek VOLOS transit and French "CONSTANTINOPLE 23 SEPT. 85 TURQUIE" arrival cds's. Attractive bilingual address, an appealing registered cover Hellas 55b+59IIa.
    Starting bid : 100 CHF
    Hammer price : 260 CHF

    Lot# : 771 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 55b
    Outgoing to Great Britain 1880: 5 lepta green on yellowish paper, a horizontal strip of five, imperceptibly grazed above one stamp otherwise with superb large margins all round and sheet marginal at right, used on 1885 entire letter to London tied by "Pyrgos / 13" datestamps (Sept 28) datestamps in black. London arrival on reverse of a fine and attractive entire.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 320 CHF

    Lot# : 772 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 45a
    Outgoing to Italy 1876: Athens print 30 l. deep brown, single examples used on 1878 covers (2) from Corfu to Livorno, both stamps with three large margins, one carried by Italian ship with 'Piroscafi / Postali / Italiani' and the other by Austrian with 'Piroscafi / Postali / Austriaci' framed handstamps in black. A fine matched pair.rn 
    Starting bid : 100 CHF
    Hammer price : 100 CHF

    Lot# : 773 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 15/II+21
    Outgoing to Malta via Italy 1868 (Oct 20): Double rate Entire letter sent prepaid from Syra to Malta, endorsed "Via Printeji" (Brindisi), bearing 1862/67 40 l. dull mauve on greyish paper and 80 l. carmine (2), three fresh and fine adhesives with large even margins, tied by '67' numeral, Syros despatch cds and framed French PD in red alongside. Reverse with Kerkyra, Gallipoli, Messina & Siracusa transit cds's and Malta arrival (Nov 17, gregorian calendar) cds. A few minor imperfections but a scarce entire, transported with French and Italian vessels Hellas 20+21.
    Starting bid : 750 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,800 CHF

    Lot# : 774 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 28
    Outgoing to Russia 1871 (June 28): Partially prepaid cover from Corfu to Taganrog, Russia endorsed "via Costantinopoli", bearing Cleaned plates printing 40 l. grey-mauve on blue, a fresh and fine single with good to large margins, tied by '110' numeral of Argostolian with despatch cds alongside. Framed PD in red, Odessa transit and Taganrog arrival cds (July 15, 1871) on obverse. The Russian part of the journey from Constantinople was taxed upon arrival and noted on top with '30' kopecks. An attractive cover Hellas 28a.
    Starting bid : 250 CHF
    Hammer price : 300 CHF

    Lot# : 775 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 22b+27
    Outgoing to Russia 1871 (Dec 13): Cover from Argostolion to Taganrog, Russia endorsed "via Brindisi & Vienna", bearing Consecutive printing 80 l. deep carmine and Cleaned plates printing 20 l. sky-blue, two fresh and fine single adhesives, tied by '110' numeral of Argostolian with despatch cds alongside. Austrian FRANCO and framed Russian FRANKIROVANO handstamps as well as Taganrog arrival cds (Dec 25, 1871) on obverse. Reverse with Vienna transit and Russian TPO no. 47-48 cds (Dec 20). Filing folds and some aging, but an interesting routing Hellas 22b+27a.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 200 CHF

    Lot# : 776 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 55b+59b
    Outgoing to the USA 1880: 5 l. green on yellowish and 1882 20 l. aniline rosine, good margins all round, used on 1885 cover to New Haven, USA tied by Athens despatch cds in black Dec 27j). Paris transit cds on obverse (Jan 15, 1886) and reverse with Constantinople French P.O. of transit (Jan 11), New York / Paid All duplex (Jan 31) and New Haven arrival cds. The cover would benefit by being trimmed where roughly opened at left - however, Transatlantic Large Hermes Head covers are of considerable scarcity.
    Starting bid : 350 CHF
    Hammer price : 350 CHF

    Lot# : 777 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 3-6
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    Incoming from Austria 1861: Unpaid cover from Trieste to Calamata, with Triest cds of despatch cds (Noc 10) and handwritten charge of '3 / 15' (kreuzer) for Austria and Lloyd on obverse; taxed on arrival at '75' lepta in red crayon, franked by overlapped Athens print fine impression 5 l. green, 10 l. orange, 20 l. blue and 40 l. dull mauve on blue, all of fresh colour and overall good to large margins, 40 l. touched at right, 5 l. shaved at base, all tied by '31' numeral of Calmata. Reverse with Athens transit (Nov 23) and arrival cds's (Nov 26). The 18 kreuzer have been equal to 55 lepta + 20 lepta for the Greek inland rate. An attractive very early usage from the second month and four colour franking. Cert. Holcombe (1986) Hellas 3+4+5+7.rnProvenance: Collection Zachariadès.
    Starting bid : 750 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,300 CHF

    Lot# : 778 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 26+27+28
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    Underpaid mail from Austria to Greece 1870: Small sized postal stationery envelope bearing 1867 coarse whiskers 5 Kr., tied by "WIEN 10/4 70" cds in black, will say short paid 20 Kr., struck with italic "AFF. INSUFF.' in black and '70' lepta in blue crayon, therefore taxed on arrival with 1868 10 L. orange on blued, 20 L. blue and 40 L. lilac on blued, all tied by 'Zakynthos' datestamps (Apr. 6 julian), part of the address erased  on front panel and some tonig, a most usual and rare cover. Sign. Holcombe and cert. Ferchenbauer (2018).
    Starting bid : 600 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 779 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 28
    Underpaid Mail from Austria to Greece 1871 (June 13): Cover from Trieste to Syros underpaid with Austria 1867 coarse whiskers 5 kr. and 10 kr. tied by oval "TRIEST 13 / 6 71" datestamp in black, short paid 10 kreuzer. Struck with 'insufficiently paid' handstamp in red and '40' lepta in red crayon. Taxed on arrival with 1868/69 Cleaned Plates 40 l. grey-mauve on blued, tied by indistinct datestamp in black. Reverse with Syros arrival cds (June 8). Calculation of due amount: Unfranked letter at 85 lepta, less 45 lepta = 15 kr., charged 40 lepta to pay. A fresh and rare cover. Signed Calves Hellas 28a
    Starting bid : 250 CHF
    Hammer price : 320 CHF

    Lot# : 780 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 19
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    Incoming from Austrian Levant Offices 1868 (Sept 21): Partially prepaid entire letter from Candia to Syros bearing Austria 1864 10 s. blue perf 9½, tied by Candia despatch cds in light black. Charged with '20' lepta in blue crayon for inland rate, franked with Consecutive Athens printing 1862/67 10 l. red-orange on blue in a horizontal pair, cancelled by Syros (Sept 11) cds. An attractive combination franking. Signed Calves, cert. Tseriotis (2004) Hellas 18e.
    Starting bid : 250 CHF
    Hammer price : 700 CHF

    Lot# : 781 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 26
    Incoming from Austrian Levant Offices 1869 (Oct 25): Partially prepaid cover from Candia to Syra, bearing Austrian Levant 1867 coarse whiskers 10 s. blue, tied by CANDIA despatch cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 542) in brownish black with "P.P." in the same colour alongside. Upon arrival charged with '20' lepta in blue crayon. Cleaned plates printing 1868/69 10 l. red-orange in a touched pair applied and tied by Syros arrival cds (Oct 15, 1869). The cover with light vertical file fold well away from the stamps, nevertheless an interesting and appealing combination cover Hellas 26a.
    Starting bid : 250 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 782 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 34+35
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    Incoming from Austrian Levant Offices 1871 (July 4): Partially prepaid entire letter from Canea to Syros bearing Austria 1867 10 s. blue, tied by brown two line Canea datestamp (Tchilinghirian fig. 533). Charged with '20' lepta in red crayon for inland rate, franked with Meshed paper printing 1871/76 pair 5 l. green on greenish and 10 l. orange on greenish, tied by Syros (July 8) cds's. Greek stamps with large to poor margins, filing fold away from adhesives, but a scarce combination entire. Cert. Ferchenbauer (2004) Hellas 39a+40a.rnProvenance: Collection Dr. Anton & Elisabeth Jerger, Corinphila sale 140, May 2004, lot 718.
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 783 Greece

    Incoming from Austrian Levant Offices 1874 (Apr 11): Partially prepaid envelope from Chios to Corfu bearing Austria 1867 10 s. blue, tied by "SCIO - CESME 11/4" cds. Charged with '20' lepta in red crayon for inland rate, franked with Meshed paper printing 1871/76 20 l. blackish blue tied by '106' numeral obliterator. Reverse with Syra and Kerkyra cds's. Greek stamp with large to poor margins, minor tears at right, but a fresh and fine combination cover. Hellas 41c.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 160 CHF

    Lot# : 784 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 7+11/IIa+12/I
    Incoming from a French Levant P.O. 1862: Entire letter from the French PO in Constantinople to Athens with "CONSTANTINOPLE TURQUIE" (May 2) on obverse. Taxed upon arrival with blue manuscript crayon '115' (lepta) and franked with 1861 Paris printing 8' l. rose-carmine and 1861/62 first provisional Athens printings 5 l. & 10 l., that one with variety: widely spaced control figure. The stamps tied by dotted '1' numeral of Athens, reverse with Piraeus transit and Athens arrival cds's (Apr. 27, 62). Horizontal filing fold well away from stamps and postmarks, a scarce usage to Greece from a French Levant office. Hellas 7a+11IIa+12IbNk.rnNote: The cover was correctly taxed but by error only 95 lepta postage due was added in stamps. An attractive three colour usage with the rarely seen variety.
    Starting bid : 1,500 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 785 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 13/I
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    Incoming from Italian States 1862: Cover from Naples to Piraeus, Greece endorsed 'per Vapeur Francaise' at top, franked by Neapolitan Provinces 1861 2 gr. blue in a horizontal pair and a single 20 gr. yellow tied by 'Napoli Al Porto' datestamps (Jan 6) in black with framed "P.P." in red below. Mailed as endorsed and reverse with Piraeus arrival cds (Dec 28, julian) and manuscript '20' lepta in red crayon. Charged with touched 1861/62 20 l. prussian blue on cream tied by dotted '9' numeral handstamp for internal delivery. A remarkable and most unusual cover. Cert. Tseriotis (2005).rnProvenance: Collection Michele Chauvet, 214. Corinphila sale (June 2017), lot 5140.rnReference: Illustrated in 'Les Tarifs Helléniques' on page 166. rnNote: An extremely rare combination of which only two are known, the other had been in the collection Wasdekis.
    Starting bid : 3,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 3,400 CHF

    Lot# : 786 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 13/I
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    Mail from Italian States to Greece 1862: Cover from Rome to Athens, Greece franked by 1852 7 b. black on blue in a strip of three tied by grill handstamp in black, with Rome despatch cds (March 9, 62) at right. Upon arrival in Greece taxed at '20' lepta in red crayon with 1861/62 First Athens Printings 20 l. deep blue tied '1' numeral in black. An exceptionally attractive and rare combination entire. Cert. Holcombe (1986).
    Starting bid : 2,000 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 787 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 18a+20a+21b
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    Incoming from Russia 1867 (May 9): Partially prepaid entire letter from Rostov/Don to Syra, bearing on front and reverse Russia 1865 Arms 1 kop. black & orange, 3 kop. black & green and three single examples of 10 kop. brown & blue, all on wove paper (Mi 12+13+15) tied by "ROSTOVSKAYA KR." despatch cds's in black (May 9, julian). This payed the first part of the journey with a ROPiT vessel from the Don estuary to Constantinople, where this item was transfered to a French vessel to Syros. On arrival charged with '65' lepta in blue crayon, franked with Consecutive Athens printings 5 l. green, 20 l. sky-blue and 40 l. greyish rose on grey-lilac with vivid colours, paying the 45 lepta for the French vessel and 20 lepta intenal postage, tied by Syros arrival (May 27, julian) cds's. Filing folds through one 10 kop stamp and the 20 lepta, this stamp touched in addition, nevertheless an attractive combination cover. Certs Holcombe (1987), Simmermacher 1999) Hellas 17a+19a+20/IIa.
    Starting bid : 750 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,500 CHF

    Lot# : 788 Greece

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    Catalogue# : 19+20
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    Incoming from Russia 1867 (July 1): Partially prepaid Cover from Taganrog to Corfu, bearing Russia 1865 Arms 30 kop. brown & blue on wove paper (Mi 17) tied by despatch cds in black (July 1, julian), transfered in Constantinople to the Greek P.O. with KONSTANTIN 14 IYUL 67 TURKIA transit cds alongside. Upon arrival in Kerkyra charged with '50' lepta in red crayon, franked with Consecutive Athens printings 10 l. orange and 20 l. blue (2) with vivid colours, paying the 30 lepta for the Greek vessel and 20 lepta intenal postage, tied by Kerkyra arrival (July 18, julian) cds's. Reverse with additional despatch and arrival cds's. All three stamps shaved, nevertheless a very attractive combination cover, also scarce due to the combination of Russian and Greek Shipmail. Cert. Holcombe (1990) Hellas 18+19.
    Starting bid : 1,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,800 CHF

    Lot# : 789 Greece

    1861/1955: Lot of 46 Greek and some other areas postal history with a number of attractive Austrian Offices including a registered Vathy mixed currency franking, British Cyprus also with registered letters, an Avis Reception letter from Chios and other very collectable items.
    Starting bid : 300 CHF
    Hammer price : 500 CHF

    Lot# : 790 Greece

    1861/2000: Collection in Schaubek album with better sets and values used/unused, starting with Large Hermes Heads Paris and Athens printings (90) with some signed examples, incl. fine usage of 1861 40 L. and 10 L on cover from Patras (1862) to Taganrog (Russia), in the semi-modern aera with used sets as 1896 Olympic Games, 1900/01 red overprinted set of five, 1906 Special Olympics, 1933 Zeppelin issue and  1940 National Youth organisation, where as in the modern section unused collected. Fine.
    Starting bid : 600 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,100 CHF

    Lot# : 791 Greece

    1863/86: Large Hermes study collection in an album showing diff. printings, shades and cancellations, incl. some Control Figures varieties as '01' instead of '10', C.F. '0' instead of '10', inverted C.F.'s or 10 lep. orange showing combination '00' plus '10' in an horiz. pair, further six covers as well as some later issues.
    Starting bid : 1,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 3,000 CHF

    Lot# : 792 Greece

    1871/1975: Lot few hundred mainly used stamps incl. large and small Hermes heads, Olympics and commemorative issues, some blocks of four and duplicats, also a handful stamps from Crete and Greek related aereas, good condition and housed in two stockbooks, in addition some modern FDC's.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 160 CHF

    Lot# : 793 Greece

    1889/1988: Predominantly mint collection in large album with many sought after issues such as Hermes to 25 Drachma, 1925 Airmails, 100 Years independence 1958 Ports and many more. Many hundreds of stamps. 
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : 400 CHF

    Lot# : 794 Greece

    Greek Post Offices abroad in Epirus, Macedonia and Thessaly 1861/80: An appealing Large Hermes Heads selection of 20 single adhesives, four multiples and a cover, a wonderful selection with overall fresh and fine stamps and clear cancellations incl. 105 of ARTA on 1861 Paris printing 40 l. mauve and on 1862/67 20 l. pair, Ioannina 99 numeral on three different values and IOANNINA cds on two stamps, THESSALONIKI / 98 on eight stamps and a strip of three 10 l. orange on meshed paper, VOLOS on stamps and on 1880 UPU rate cover to Trieste with 1876 Athens printing 30 l. brown.
    Starting bid : 500 CHF
    Hammer price : 650 CHF

    Lot# : 795 Greece

    Greek Post Offices abroad, Constantinople 1862/80: Lot nine singles, a strip of three and two covers with a large diversity of printings and colours, cancellations with '95' numeral or datestamps incl. 1875/80 Cream paper 10 l. in a strip of three, also 1867 cover via Piraeus to Athens with French vessel and 45 lepta franking; 1872 unpaid cover to the Austrian shipping company Iskra at Syra with 40 lepta due tied by '67' numeral of Syros.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 380 CHF

    Lot# : 796 Crete

    1851 (April 19): Letter from Crete posted at SYRA 10/4 (22/4) to Marseille with transits TRIESTE 27/4 and MILANO, where it received VIA DI CHIASSO, crossing Switzerland and leaving at AUTRICHE/Beau FR 1 de BALE 1/5 taxed '5' (decimes) debit at French border exchange P.O. and MARSEILLE 3/5 arrival mark on reverse. Letter was partially paid by sender with 70 (lepta) to Trieste, from there to Marseille it had to be payed 10 decimes. Fine unusual routing via Austrian Post.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 200 CHF

    Lot# : 797 Crete

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    Catalogue# : 1+2+3+4
    Russian Administration of Rettimo Province 1899: Collection with 1 m. ultramarine, violet control handstamps, unused with large part og., a block of four used on piece with Rethymnon handstamps in blue (signed), a horizontal strip of three similarly used, a single example used in 'Roustika', creased example used with rare 'Melambes' in violet and another with Rethymnon cds in black; 2 m. rose (1'200 printed) unused and used in Rethymnon (signed Engel), and a faded block of four on piece cancelled in Rethymnon and single examples used on large part covers (2) used in Rethymnon; 1 m. green handstamped in blue unused on laid paper, a block of four used on piece in Rethymnon (signed Schmidt), single examples used in 'Roustika' on piece (rare, signed Schmidt), rare 'Selia' in black (signed Schmidt), Agios Galinis (signed Sorani), 'Pili' in blue, 'Spili' in blue and 'Kasteli' in green; 2 m. black in a used a used block of four and a marginal block of eight used in Rethymnon, single examples used in 'Roustika' on piece (signed Stolow), 'Kasteli' in blue, 'Amari' in blue and 'Agios Galinis' in violet, 'Garazo' (rare) in black, 'Anogeia' in violet (rare), 'Fodele' in blue (rare), 'Pili' in blue and a cover to Rethymnon used from 'Garazo'. A fine and appealing lot of seldom seen material (30 items).
    Starting bid : 2,500 CHF
    Hammer price : 3,000 CHF

    Lot# : 798 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V36
    1867: 3 kr. green in a strip of five, a fresh multiple with good perforation (minute thin on the reverse of the leftmost stamp just mentioned for accuracy), cancelled by three crisp strikes "SZ. KERESZTUR 2/1" cds (Gudlin = 150 points) and part strike of another handstamp Ferchenbauer = € 1'200 for the strip of five.
    Starting bid : 250 CHF
    Hammer price : 280 CHF

    Lot# : 799 Hungary

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    Szighetvar provisional usage 1869 (Nov. 29): Indicium 5 kr. red from the stationery envelope, punched out by the postmaster of Szigethvar and used instead of definitive stamps, tied by "SZIGETHVAR 29. / XI" cds to piece. An interesting and attractive example of this rarity, cert. Puschmann (2001) Ferchenbauer = € 2'000.rnNote: The usage of stationery cut outs was forbidden since 1861, this ban was renewed in 1866 which results in the rarity of 1867 cut outs in general. Private customers of the post and - like in this case - officials tried to reduce their stocks of unloved stationery envelopes by masking the cout outs with a more or less elaborated 'perforations'.
    Starting bid : 500 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,700 CHF

    Lot# : 800 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V37
    1867: 5 kr. red in a block of twelve (2 x 5), a fresh and fine multiple with good perforation, cancelled by five clear strikes "PEST 23/3" cds Ferchenbauer = € 660 for the three blocks of four.
    Starting bid : 120 CHF
    Hammer price : 380 CHF

    Lot# : 801 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V38
    1867: 10 kr. blue in a strip of five, a fresh and fine multiple with good perforation, cancelled by three strikes "PEST LIPTOVAROS 16/8" cds Ferchenbauer = € 900.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 300 CHF

    Lot# : 802 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V39
    1867: 15 kr. brown in a strip of four, a fresh and fine multiple with good perforation, cancelled by three strikes "SZOMBATHELY 1/3" cds Ferchenbauer = € 720.
    Starting bid : 120 CHF
    Hammer price : 300 CHF

    Lot# : 803 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V35/V39
    1867: Lot nine stmaps with printing peculiarities incl. 2 kr. yellow with watermark 'A' of BRIEF-MARKEN (Ferchenbauer = € 290), two stamps each with missing perforation holes, marginal lines on strongly shifted stamps, weak as well as intense printing. Interesting selection.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 804 Hungary

    1870 (May 20): Value-letter for 'f 70' franked with Revenue 5 Kr. and tied by "BUDA - OFEN 20/5/70" to registered lettersheet to Vienna backstamped "Wien Mariahilf 21/5/70", taxed '4' by red crayon. Fine and scarce usage.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 200 CHF

    Lot# : 805 Hungary

    Catalogue# : Austria 30
    NO LOT
    Starting bid : Bid
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 806 Hungary

    Catalogue# : Austria 31
    NO LOT
    Starting bid : Bid
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 807 Hungary

    Catalogue# : Austria 30
    NO LOT
    Starting bid : Bid
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 808 Hungary

    Catalogue# : Austria 33 + Hungary V37/I
    NO LOT
    Starting bid : Bid
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 809 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V35+V36
    1867: Entire letter from St. Gotthard to Köszeg bearing 2 kr. yellow and 3 kr. green, two fresh and fine adhesives with good perforation, tied by a perfect strike of the rare "St: GOTTHARD 27/12" cds in blue (Gudlin = 500 points). Reverse KÖRMEND transit cds and oval "KÖSZEG GÜNS 29/12 69" arrival datestamp. Two filing folds well away from stamps and datestamp, an impressive and desirable item.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 300 CHF

    Lot# : 810 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V36+8
    Mixed franking 1867 & 1871: Envelope from Nyiregháza to Nagy Kallo bearing 1867 3 kr. green and 1871 Engraved 2 krajczár orange (damaged at top left), two fresh adhesives, tied by rare "NYIREGHÁZA 7/7" cds, reverse with Nagy Kallo arrival cds from the next day. Cover opened on three sides, a rare combination franking of which Ryan lists only four covers and six pieces, here in addition not with the Lithographed but the Engraved issue. Signed Ferenc Orbán Ryan (1992) = CHF 4'500.rnProvenance: Dr. Pal Lippai collection.
    Starting bid : 2,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 11,000 CHF

    Lot# : 811 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V37
    Mixed franking 1867 & 1871: Stationery Money Transfer Formular, Hungarian style on green cardboard with the 1871 Hungarian 5 krajczár indicium, used from Tinnye to Pest bearing in addition a vertical pair 1867 5 kr. red, a fresh and fine multiple with good perforation, tied by very rare "TINNYE 24/2 71" cds (Gudlin = 800 points), reverse with Pest arrival cds (26/2). Lightest horizontal fold well away from the stamp, an attractive and very rare item, an exhibition item for an advanced collection of Hungary Ryan (1992) not listed, comparable frankings rated R.rnNote: The Hungarian MTF's were issued on February 15, 1871, prior to the issuance of the 1871 definitives; this is therefore a very early usage of these formulars only nine days after issuance. In addition a very rare combination not listed in Ryan.
    Starting bid : 5,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 5,000 CHF

    Lot# : 812 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V37
    1867: Double rate Registered Express envelope from Nagy-Károly to Klattau in Bohemia bearing 5 kr. red in a strip of four, a fresh multiple with good perforation (minor irregularities at left), each stamp tied by "NAGY-KÁROLY 27/8" (1867) cds. Framed AJANLOTT (registered) and SZORGALOMLEVÉL (express) alongside, reverse with Klattau arrival cds (Aug 30). The franking pays the postage and the registration fee, the express fee had to be paid in cash until April 1868. Cover with light filing fold at base, some wrinkles, nevertheless an interesting item Ferchenbauer = € 600.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 950 CHF

    Lot# : 813 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V37
    1867: Envelope from Pest to Paris bearing two singles and a strip of three 5 kr. red, fresh and fine, tied by Hungarian style "PEST TEREZVÁROS 10/7 69" cds, "P.D." in black and French entry "AUTR. STRASBOURG 12 JUIL 69" cds in blue alongside, reverse with WIEN transit cds (July 10). Cover opened on three sides and shortened at right, neverheless a rare usage abroad Ferchenbauer = € 850.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 814 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V37+3
    Mixed franking 1867 & 1871: Cover front from Tisza-Roff to Pest bearing 1867 5 kr. red and 1871 Lithographed 5 krajczár rose, a fresh adhesives, the 1871 adhesive cut at top, tied by rare "TISZA-ROFF 12/8 71" cds (Gudlin = 400 resp. 250 points), reverse with Pest arrival cds (15/8 71). An interesting and attractive combination franking of same colour and denomination of the two first Hungarian issues. Signed E. Diena Ryan (1992) = CHF 5'000.rnReference: Shown and discussed in Ryan - Seltenste ungarische Mischfrankaturen on pp. 85 & 190.
    Starting bid : 3,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 4,800 CHF

    Lot# : 815 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V38
    1867: Money Transfer Formular, Austrian style used from Kerepes to Pest bearing 10 kr. blue, a fresh adhesive with good perforation, tied by "KEREPES 20/9" cds, reverse with Pest arrival cds (21/9 69). Horizontal fold, but an appealing item Ferchenbauer = € 1'200.rnNote: Austrian MTF's were in use in Hungary up to 1874 and were replaced step by step with Hungarian 'Posta-Utalvány' formulars.
    Starting bid : 250 CHF
    Hammer price : 600 CHF

    Lot# : 816 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V38
    1867: Stationery envelope 5 kr. red from Kassa to Pest bearing on reverse 10 kr. blue, a fresh adhesive; indicium and definitive tied by light oval "KASSA AJANLOTT 30/12" cds in red (Gudlin = 500 points). Reverse with "PEST 31/12" arrival datestamp. Cover opened on three sides and shortened at left and top of reverse, nevertheless a scarce usage of this early Hungarian registration datestamp.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 550 CHF

    Lot# : 817 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 38/I+39/I
    1867: Cover from Török Becse to Nancy, bearing coarse whiskers 10 Kr. blue and 15 Kr. bistre, in fresh colours and with good perforation, cancelled by crisp "TÖRÖK BECSE 7 / 12" cds. "P.D." and French entry "AUTRICHE STRASBOURG 11 DEC. 67 ASD" cds in red alongside. Reverse with Pest and Vienna transit and arrival cds's (Dec. 11). A fine usage for a single rate franking to France Ferchenbauer = € 550.
    Starting bid : 100 CHF
    Hammer price : 160 CHF

    Lot# : 818 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : V40
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    1867: Triple rate Registered envelope from Pest to Teschen in Austrian Silesia bearing 25 kr. grey-lilac, a superb adhesive with perfect perforation, tied by "PEST LIPTOVAROS 12/2 70" cds, a new Hungarian datestamp type including the year in the date slug.rn"AJANLOTT Sz" (registered) alongside, reverse with thimble TESCHEN arrival cds. The very rare single franking pays correctly three times the 5 kr. postage and the registration fee. A very fresh envelope with a honorific address of the mayor of Teschen, in addition an interesting postal history item. Cert. Ferchenbauer (2006) Ferchenbauer = € 1'900.
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : 900 CHF

    Lot# : 819 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 40/Ib
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    1867: Entire letter from Fiume to Bordeaux, bearing coarse whiskers 25 Kr. grey violet, in fresh colour and with good perforation, tied by "FIUME 5/11 P.M." cds with "P.D." and French entry cds (Nov. 8, 1870), both in red alongside. Reverse with Triest transit and arrival cds's (Nov. 11, 70). A fine and rare usage of a single 25 kr. definitive to pay the single rate to France. Cert. Glatz (2015) Ferchenbauer = € 1'900.
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 820 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : I
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    The first Hungarian stamp 1871: Lithographed 2 kr. chrome-olive perf. 9¼ : 9½, the poor first print with ink spots in the face of the Emperor giving the impression of being pock-marked, the perforation shifted to the base resulting in a strong shift of the design to the top, two illegible datestamps. One of the rarest stamps of Hungarian classical philately. Signed Ferenc Orbán; cert. István Glatz (2020) Mi = € 5'000.rnNote: The new Hungarian state had decided to print its own stamps and to issue them on January 1st, 1871. However, by the middle of 1870 it had became evident, that the planned Engraved definitives could not be produced until this deadline. Therefore, a provisional Lithographed issue was planned with the Printing Office assumed to be able of preparing the necessary stones within a short time. Production probably started in December 1870, nearly eight million stamps and a considerable quantity of postal stationery had been produced, when quality problems were recognised. Eight million stamps and half a million envelopes were destroyed, only the 5 kr. stationery envelopes, postcards, and money transfer orders were continued to be printed. Some of the 2'100 sheets of the 2 kr. were in fact not destroyed and came into use in 1873. They are the earliest Hungarian produced stamps that were actually used. These chrome-yellow stamps were printed on a thick white paper very similar to that of the final Lithographed issue, but the design has a greater resemblance to the first postcards than to the later Lithographed 2 kr. stamp. Besides the spots on the profile, the right outer frame line is jagged and the inside circle of the bead frame is thinned or broken. As mentioned above, few stamps ecscaped the destruction, only about a dozen examples have been found so far, a complete cover is in the collection of the Hungarian Postal Stamp Museum in Budapest.
    Starting bid : 2,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 4,800 CHF

    Lot# : 821 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 1+2
    1871: Lithographed 2 kr. orange-yellow and 3 kr. green, two fresh adhesives, tied by decorative and clear "TAB 12/8" cds (Gudlin 150 points) to piece. Minor irregularities but an attractive and desirable item Mi = € 1'370+
    Starting bid : 300 CHF
    Hammer price : 420 CHF

    Lot# : 822 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 3
    1871: Lithographed 5 kr. rose, a horizontal strip of five (Types VII - VI - V - IV - III) and a single adhesive, primarily fine and fresh adhesives (few nibbed perfs in the rightmost stamp of the strip), tied by four strikes of "UJ-VIDÉK - NEUSATZ 9/8 71" cds to piece. An exceptional multiple, signed Ferenc Orbán Mi = € 2'400 for a strip of four.
    Starting bid : 1,500 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 823 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 6
    1871: Lithographed 25 kr. violet in a strip of three (Types VI - II - I), a fine and fresh multiple (one nibbed perf at top left), cancelled by two clear strikes of "GELD-ANWEISUNG SISSEK 14/8" cds. An very rare multiple used originally on a Money Transfer Formular Mi = € 2'600.
    Starting bid : 600 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 824 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 6
    1871: Lithographed 25 kr. violet or dark-violet, a group of six stamps and two pieces, all cancelled by clear money transfer datestamps from post offices in nowadays Romania, Serbia, Croatia and Slavonia. In addition an unusual usage to pay the postage fee, cancelled by a Nyireghaza framed datestamp Mi = € 4'400.
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 825 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : P8-P13
    1871: Proofs of the Engraved issue, a complete set of six from 2 kr. orange to 25 kr. blue-violet, all in blocks of four, two of them marginal.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 800 CHF

    Lot# : 826 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 10a
    1871: Engraved 5 kr carmine in a used block of nine, a fresh and fine multiple tied with six neat strikes of "KÜKÜLLÖVÁR 5/8" cds (Gudlin = 600 points) to piece. 
    Starting bid : 120 CHF
    Hammer price : 700 CHF

    Lot# : 827 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 11
    1871: Engraved 10 kr. blue in a used block of nine, a fresh multiple cancelled with five light strikes of "TASS 7/4 73" cds (Gudlin = 200 points), mounted on piece. Perforation irregularities as can be expected from a multiple of that size, nevertheless a most impressive item Mi = € 6'000 for a block of four.
    Starting bid : 2,000 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 828 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 8-13
    1871: Engraved issue 2 kr., 3 kr., 5 kr., 10 kr. and 15 kr. in used blocks of four and 25 kr. in a used block of six, fresh and fine multiples, all cancelled in the center with BALATON, MISKOLCZ, SISSEK Geld-Anweisung, GYÖR, PEST-AJANLOTT and BUDAPEST. The three higher values hinged to paper for protection reasons. An incredible set as multiples of this issue are hard to find, especially for the higher values Mi = € 22'000+
    Starting bid : 4,000 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 829 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 1
    1871: Printed matter rate cover from Szekely-Udvarhely to Vienna, bearing Lithographed 2 kr. orange /Type IV, in good colour and normal perforation, tied by UDVARHELY cds in April 1872. Reverse with two Vienna arrival cds's. Signed Brun.
    Starting bid : 100 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 830 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 1
    1871: Stationery envelope 3 kr. green type I from Tolna bearing additional franking of Lithographed 2 kr. yellow, a fine and fresh example, tied "TOLNA 6/8 71" cds. Directed to a lawyer at the Zrinyihez coffee house in Pest, reverse with Pest arrival cds of the next day. An extremely rare combination, a desirable item. 
    Starting bid : 1,500 CHF
    Hammer price : 3,000 CHF

    Lot# : 831 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 1a+2
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    1871: Cover from Craiova, Romania despatched in the Hungarian border town of Bazias and directed to Pesth, bearing Lithographed 2 kr. orange (Type IX) and 3 kr. green (Type V), in splendid colour and with good perforations, tied by "BAZIASCH 3 / 8" cds in blue black (Gudlin 100 points). Reverse with arrival cds of the next day. Cover with filing creases well away from the adhesives, a fine and attractive franking. Cert Ferchenbauer (2004).rnProvenance: Dr. Anton & Elisabeth Jerger collection, 144. Corinphila sale (May 2005), lot 271.
    Starting bid : 750 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,200 CHF

    Lot# : 832 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 2
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    1871: Lithographed 3 kr. green type IV, a fine and fresh example in a vibrant shade, tied "TEMESVÁR JOZSEFVÁROS 2/10" cds to hectographed Prined Matter entire letter. Covered overpaid by one krajczár, a superb and very rare entire. Cert. Ferchenbauer (1991) Mi = € 2'700.rnProvenance: Ing. Pietro Provera collection; 189. Corinphila sale (May 2014), lot 3185.
    Starting bid : 1,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,000 CHF

    Lot# : 833 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 4+10
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    1871: Registered Cover from Krizevac to Zakany, bearing Lithographed 10 kr. blue (Type VIII) in mixed franking with Engraved 5 kr. red, good colour and perforations, tied centrally by "KRIZEVAC 14 / 9 71" (Gudlin 100 points) and "PREPORUCENO / Recommandirt" handstamp alongside. Reverse with Zakany arrival cds of the next day. Cover with filing crease away from the adhesives and some aging, nevertheless a rare mixed issue franking. Cert. Orban (1990).
    Starting bid : 500 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 834 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 5a
    1871: Registered cover from Karansebes to Temesvar, bearing Lithographed 15 kr. brown, in good colour and perforation, tied by "KARANSEBES 29 / 10" (1871) cds (Gudlin 80 points) and "RECOM:" handstamp alongside. Reverse with rare "TEMESVAR AJANLOTT 30 10 71" arrival cds. Cover with filing crease well away from the adhesive, a fine single franking to pay the registered postage.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 150 CHF

    Lot# : 835 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 6
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    1871: Envelope from Pest to Meusnes nearby Selles-sur-Cher bearing Lithographed 25 kr. violet (Type IV), a fresh adhesive (two nibbed perfs at right), tied by light "PEST 11/8 71" cds, "P.D." in black and French entry "AUTR. AMB. STRASBOURG 14 AOUT 71" in brownish red alongside. Reverse with WIEN transit and arrival (Aug 16 71) cds's. Vertical file fold well away from the stamp, some cover aging, nevertheless an extremely rare usage of the 25 krajczár adhesive on cover and not on a money transfer form. A top piece for an advanced collection of Hungary, signed Calves; cert. Visnyovszki (2003) Mi = € 22'000.
    Starting bid : 4,000 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 836 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 8+12+13
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    1871: Registered envelope from Budapest to Paris bearing Engraved 3 kr. blue-green in a horizontal pair on reverse, 15 kr. brown and 25 kr. blue-violet, both on front, four fresh stamps with vibrant colours and the usual perforation incl. few nibbed teeth, all tied by clear "BUDAPEST FÖPOSTA 1. JAN. 74 12" cds. On front additional "P.D." and Chargé in black as well as French entry cds (Jan 15 74) in blue, reverse with a French transit cds in red and an arrival cds in black from the same day. For display reasons opened out, some edge wear nevertheless a most attractive and scarce item showing a correct franking with 25 kr. for the rate to France plus 21 kr. registration surcharge. Cert. Ferchenbauer (2009) Ferchenbauer = RR.
    Starting bid : 2,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 2,000 CHF

    Lot# : 837 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 10
    1871: Cover from Karlovac to Belgrad, bearing Engraved 5 kr. red, in good colour and with normal perforation, tied by KARLOVAC - KARLSTADT cds of April 1872. Reverse with Semlin transit cds and "BEOGRAD 16 / IV" arrival cds. A fine presentation of the special rate of 5 kr., which was in force since October 1869 between Hungary and Serbia only, not between Austria and Serbia. It was, thereby, identical to the Imperial rate.
    Starting bid : 100 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 838 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 10
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    1871: Engraved 5 kr. carmine, a fresh and fine example tied by "PAPA 29/9 73" cds to entire investigation order formular for a registered letter. Inside with "PEST DELKEL. VASP. 6/10 73", "PEST / ÉJSZAKI VASP. 8/10 73" und "SELMECZBANYA HONT M. 13/10 73" cds's, the post offices where the searched item was tracked. Opinion Puschmann (1977).
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 260 CHF

    Lot# : 839 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 11a
    1871: Money Transfer Formular 5 kr. red on green from Késmark to Eperjés bearing Engraved 10 kr. blue, a fresh stamp with vibrant colour and the usual perforation, tied by clear "KÉSMARK 19/10" (1874) cds. Reverse with Eperjés arrival cds.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : 320 CHF

    Lot# : 840 Hungary

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    Catalogue# : 13
    1871: Envelope from Budapest to Paris bearing Engraved 25 kr. blue-violet, a fresh single adhesive with vibrant colours and the usual perforation, tied by BUDAPEST FÖPOSTA cds. On front "P.D." in black as well as French entry cds (May 28 74) in blue, reverse with WIEN transit cds and Paris arrival cds (May 28). A rare single usage as a definitive stamp to pay the 25 kr. rate to France. Signed Roumet Mi = € 1'700.
    Starting bid : 300 CHF
    Hammer price : 300 CHF
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