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Germany and German Colonies Germany Germany Post-WWII
Sale No: 776
Lot No: 638
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Cat No: Collection
Germany, Safety Box Holding of Key Issues, 1945-1952. Beautiful lot of key stamps both mint and used on stock cards in a box, in which very many better stamps such as (Michel no's): Bundespost 123-138** (post horn set, signed Schlegel), Berlin 1-20**, 1-20*, 21-34* (red overprint), 35-41* (UPU, 2x), 42-60**, 42-60*, 61-63*, 68-70** (2x), souvenir sheets 1** (signed Schlegel), 1*, 1 (2x, both signed Schlegel), good part French Zone, DDR Karl Marx blocks MNH and canceled, etc., generally fine-very fine or better Extremely high catalogue value! Imaged fully online. Shipping charges apply - weight 2.2 lbs. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)
Estimate $3,500-5,000
Opening US$ 3,500.00
Sold...US$ 3,250.00
Closed..Oct-01-2022, 13:00:04 EST
Sold For 3250
Sale No: 776
Lot No: 639
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Cat No: Collection
Germany, "In the Zone" DDR, Berlin & Other Occupied Zones, 1945-90, The Americans, the British, the French and the Russians each had their own Zone to administer after the War and they are all covered here in three Minkus albums with all stamps in clear mounts. The bulk, as you can imagine, is East Germany (1949-90), following in the footsteps of the Soviet Union and its proliferation of stamp issues. With the exception of used Official stamps, an all-mint collection which looks for all intents and purposes complete, with many added sheetlets and booklet panes. That being said, you will obviously find these items among the herd: #54-57A, 58-67, 82-84, 144a (perf & imperforate), 146a (perf & imperforate), 226a, 264a, B21, B21a, B35a. Also, some premium material which pre-date the DDR, such as Russian Zone #10NB11, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern #12NB1-12NB3, Thuringia #16N9, 16N9f, West Saxony #14NB16c. West Berlin (1948-90) is another collection which goes beyond completeness with many added coil strips, booklets, and tête-bêche & gutter pairs. Better here include #9N1-9N20, 9N21-9N34, 9N35-9N41, 9N42-9N60, 9N61-9N63, 9N64-9N67, 9N68, 9N108-9N110, 9NB1-9NB3, 9NB3a. For the British & American Zone, there's #B294-B95 and for the French, Baden #5N28-45N0, 5NB8a-5NB8b, Rheinland-Pfalz #6N30-6N38, and let's not forget Saar (1920-59), a well-filled collection with many better, such as #68-83, 99-116, B5-B8, B16-B22, B23-B29, B47-B53, B54-B60, B76, C1-C4, O27-O38, Fine to Very Fine, and well worth a look. Shipping charges apply - weight 15.8 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Image)
Estimate $1,500-2,000
Opening US$ 950.00
Sold...US$ 950.00
Closed..Oct-01-2022, 13:00:57 EST
Sold For 950
Sale No: 776
Lot No: 640
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Cat No: Collection
Germany, Mostly Mint Collections of East, West & Berlin, 1948-97, In a total of eight volumes, mostly mint and nearly complete collections of Berlin (1948-90) and BRD (1949-97) in hingeless Lighthouse albums, and five Lighthouse binders with DDR (1949-90) including the Russian Zone all neatly arranged on stocksheets and from the looks of it, could possibly be complete. Among the many better mint sets & singles are the following: Berlin 9N35-41, 9N61-63, 9N68, 9N70-79, 9N108-10, 9NB1-3, 9NB3a, 9NB4-5, West Germany 702-21, B310-13, B316-17, B320-23, B327-30, East Germany 82-84, 122-36, 144a (perf & imperf), 146a (perf & imperf), 264a, B21a (also used), and Russian Zone 10NB11, 16N9f including locals, such as Finsterwalde and Strausberg. Many additional complete booklets and officials beyond the Scott listings (Laufkontrollzetteln), generally Fine to Very Fine, some video flips online as reference. Shipping charges apply - weight 46.2 lbs. (Video for this lot) (Video2 for this lot) (Image)
