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10061

ONE OF ELEVEN COVERS FLOWN 1927 (Dec. 12-13) “Nungesser & Coli” flight cover from Rio to Santiago, Chile, with 1’000R value tied by Succursal (brach) cds (Dec. 10), sharp Dec. 13 Santiago / Recepcion bs, typed flight endorsement, with ms “No. 4” at top left, the pilots were Costes and Le Brix, who had named their plane after the recently disappeared pilots of the “White Bird” (in Oct. 1927) over the South Atlantic, rare and very fine (Müller 28, 10’000pts.)

SOLD for € 1,300.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10062

1930 LUFTSCHIFFBAU ZEPPELIN issues, highly diverse group of 9 covers or cards (incl. a front) on pages, franked with the unoverprinted, overprinted and surcharged issues (Scott 4CL1-5, 4LC8-10) paying the special Zeppelin surtax, plus used 4CL6 and mint 4CL7, the stamps tied mostly by the Condor Syndicate Rio cds (one with the scarcer Sao Paulo), most with the “American” cachet incl. one flown to HAVANA, CUBA, another flown only from Rio to Recife, and the front is a MIXED FRANKING with 4CL8-10 plus pair of Argentina 20c Zeppelin ovpts, great foundation for a one-frame exhibit of these issues, very fine overall (Scott ca. $2’150+) (Est. € 800/1’200)

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SOLD for € 800.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10063

1930 (May 17) “Rs.5$ooo” and “Rs.10$ooo” surcharges (Scott 4CL4-5), each tied by Condor Syndicate cds (May 24) to cover flown by air to Pernambuco (Recife) then by Zeppelin to Lakehurst, each with Zeppelin cachet/cds on front or back (26 & 28 May respectively), both with Lakehurst pictorial bs (May 31), former cover franked with Graf Zeppelin / USA 5’000r issue (Scott 4CL8) as well, very fine (Sieger 59 G, H; € 600+; Scott $900)

CLOSED
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10064

1930 (May 17) “Rs.10$ooo” Surcharge (Scott 4CL5) tied by May 24 Condor Syndicate cds to cover flown by Zeppelin from Recife (large cachet/cds dated 28 May) to HAVANA, CUBA with June 2 Habana machine bs, only 118 covers flown thus, sent via Lakehurst where it received the “American” diamond cachet, rare and very fine (Sieger 59 H variety / 57 NN, latter € 600)

SOLD for € 260.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10065

1930 “Graf / Zeppelin / Rs. 5$ooo Surcharge tied together with regular 300r value to ppc to Germany by Rio 24 MAI 30 Condor Syndicate cds, flown from there to Germany with diamond cachet applied at Lakehurst and with F’hafen receiver (6.6.30), the scarcest of the 1930 Zeppelin provisionals for general use, very fine (Sieger 59 I, € 950; Scott 4CL6, $1’000 on cover)

CLOSED
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10066

1930 (28 May) Graf Zeppelin South America Homeward Flight, special 10’000R Red plus 300R tied by large Recife flight cds, to USA and with Lakehurst bs (May 31), normally covers to USA would be franked by USA ovpt issue, very fine (Sieger 59 B var.)

SOLD for € 60.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10067

1931 Dornier Do-X First Trans-Atlantic Flight cover, despatched from Rio de Janeiro on 4 August 1931, with varied Brazil franking incl. 1’000r Surcharge, two Zeppelin airs, etc. all tied by Rio cds, sent to New York by Roessler, with attractive printed pictorial cachet plus diamond-shaped official hs cachet, bs at New York on 27 Aug. 1931, very fine

SOLD for € 110.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10068

1931 (Sep 18) Graf Zeppelin 2nd South America flight, mixed franking postcard with boxed violet cachet and two Germany 1RM Zeppelins tied by “on board” cds, Recife arrival, returned to Wien with 2’500R on 200R Zeppelin, 400R Mercury & 1931 1’000R+500R, with Zeppelin-Condor and five-line advertising cachet, F’hafen bs, very fine (Sieger 129 D, € 250+)

CLOSED
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10069

1931 (Sept.) Zeppelin 2nd South America Flight, registered commercial cover to England with seven $5000(r) Zeppelin Surcharges as part of franking tied at Recife on 24 Sept. 1931, F’hafen bs (28.IX.31), fine (Sieger 130 B variety) Note: from Germany, commercial mail as well as registered mail, samples, wrappers and items other than postcards and letters (nearly all of philatelic origin) were not allowed until the 3rd S.A. Flight of 1931

SOLD for € 300.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10070

1932-36 Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg flights, important lot of 20 covers or cards, many with better frankings or cachets incl. revolutionary censored, mostly diff. with some commercial covers showing double or higher rates, several premium items, slightly mixed condition with mostly very fine throughout (Sieger 125A, 158, 158B, two 172, 178, 216A, 227A, 230, 233C, 239Eb, 275AA, 280Ab-281, 284AA, 294AA, 303A, 318 & 444A [both meter franked], two 446, also 1934 French reg’d letter receipt for cover flown to Recife; circa € 1’300) (Est. € 500/800)

SOLD for € 350.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10071

1934 (Sept.) Zeppelin 8th South America return flight, reg’d commercial cover at the 11th weight class (55 grammes) with 41,400 reis total franking tied at Pernambuco (oval comm’l ds on reverse of Sept. 21), F’hafen pictorial bs (25.9.34) and also same-day bs of Titisee (destination), RARE 3-line Brazilian cachet, a remarkable cover, fresh and fine (Sieger 275 A)

SOLD for € 190.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10072

1944 Surcharged charity stamp mint nh selection of varieties incl. 20c surch. vertical pair horizontally imperf., 20c black surch., 40c surch. inverted, 40c surch. red, 60c surch. double, 60c. surch. black and misplaced, 1cr surch. inverted, 1.20cr surch. horiz. pair horizontally imperf., 1.20cr surch. double, 1.20cr surch. inverted, 1.20cr surch. black, very fine

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CLOSED
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10073

1931-35, Very attractive lot of 6 postcards (one reg’d) and two covers flown on return legs of various Graf Zeppelin South america flights, one was flown Pernambuco to Bathurst, Br. Guiana (Sieger 331A, € 125), all with attractive frankings, cachets and proper bs, exceptional lot (Sieger 134A, 139A, 178, 178B, two 205, 220A & 331A, total € 440)

SOLD for € 190.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10074

E1, 3-5

1929 E.T.A. set less 300R value, plus postage 400R, tied to cover flown Rio to Sao Paulo by E.T.A. airmail cds (27.JUL.29), bs with E.T.A. cds with error of month (29.JUN.29), boxed “PELO CORREO / DA / ETA” hs, trivial toning from gum else scarce and very fine (Mi. € 1’040 as used; Mü 43)

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SOLD for € 400.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10075

E1-5

1929 E.T.A. private issue complete set, the 200R in sheet of four, the other values in se-tenant strips of 4 (forming part-pane of 16) imperf. at sides and top, very scarce in multiples, nh with 4 stamps lh, very fine (Mi. € 2’400+)

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SOLD for € 800.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10076

E1-5

1929 E.T.A. cplt. set, last 3 perf. all around, lh, very fine, 3 signed Silombra (Mi. € 600)

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SOLD for € 120.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10077

1933 (Sept.) Zeppelin 7th South America Return Flight, cover with Brazil mixed franking with VARIG issues (5 diff; Mi. V28-32) tied by VARIG Rio Grande cds (Sept. 19), also with same-day Condor Syndicate cds and 3 Brazil stamps also tied at Rio Grande, special “… 2° Voo …” Condor Zeppelin cachet in violet, F’hafen pictorial bs (26.9.33) in green, fine cover and uncommon franking (Sieger 233 A variety)

SOLD for € 220.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

BULGARIA

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10078

1933 (May) Zeppelin 1st South America Flight reg’d cover with cplt. Pigeon airmail set (plus 2 extra 50s values) tied at Sofia (May 3 cds), sent via Berlin with connecting flight cachet, Pernambuco bs (May 9), a lovely franking, very fine and scarce (Sieger 202 Ba, € 850)

CLOSED
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

10079

1934 (August) Zeppelin 6th South America Flight, attractive reg’d cover with four diff Pigeon values tied by Sofia airmail cds (Aug. 15), sent on via Berlin (cachet and Aug 16 bs) and F’hafen (Aug. 18 cds), flight cachet (code b), carried to Pernambuco (bs Aug. 22), scarce and very fine (Sieger 268, € 350)

SOLD for € 200.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM

CANADA

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10080

1918 (June 24) Montreal to Toronto flight cover prepared and later certified (incl. autograph) on reverse by Captain Brian Peck, franked by 2c + 1c War Tax plus 5c Admiral for registration, former tied by triangular “Inaugural Service / Via / Aerial Mail / Montreal / 23 / 6 / 18” ds with another strike alongside, Toronto bs of June 24, then sent on to England, bit roughly opened on back but a glorious showpiece of early Canadian flights, fine (AAMC PF-6a; Mü. 5, 30’000pts) Note: illustrated by A. Newall in “British External Airmails…” (p. 16) and by “Air Mails of Canada and Newfoundland” (p. 25)

SOLD for € 2,000.00
Closing..May-04, 12:00 PM