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1919 (29 Apr) card, written in Polish from Harbin, franked with Russian 20k, tied by departure cds, addressed to "Glos Polski" in Novo-Nikolayevsk (today Novosibirsk), v.f., with arrival pmk (Image)
Est.$150
Opening US$ 140.00
Closed..Dec-16-2020, 10:49:04 EST
Sold For 0
Sale No: 1220
Lot No: 5173
Symbol: e
Cat No: Collection
1919 Polish Red Cross, specialized collection written-up exhibition style on 16 pages, with 1919 proofs of unaccepted surcharges on Austrian stamps (four stamps and two proof impressions in black or red), 20+ covers and cards, various Red Cross societies, numerous labels, fine-v.f. and interesting collection (Image)
Est.$500
Opening US$ 2,800.00
Sold...US$ 2,800.00
Closed..Dec-16-2020, 10:50:42 EST
Sold For 2800
Sale No: 1220
Lot No: 5174
Symbol: e
Cat No: 209,210
1924 two covers to France, one from Lomza, with 4x100,000m (3xEagle and one surcharge), the other from Strzybnica (Upper Silesia) with 100,000m on 5m, 2x25,000m on 20m and 2x200,000m Eagle, all tied by cds, one stamp with staple holes, filing folds away from the stamps, fine inflation usage (Cat No. 209,210) (Image)
1939 (28 Oct) Russian 20k stationery card, canceled "Starobielsk, P.K. Voroshilovgrad", written by Anton Korytkowski, a Polish officer held in NKVD camp in Starobielsk, addressed to Naruszczki near Warsaw, some faults (text "Dear Mother and my dears, I am well on the territory of U.S.S.R") (Anton Korytkowski, a teacher from Bialystok, officer in the army reserve, was murdered by the NKVD at the Katyn forest) (Image)
Est.$150
Opening US$ 290.00
Sold...US$ 290.00
Closed..Dec-16-2020, 10:53:10 EST
Sold For 290
Sale No: 1220
Lot No: 5181
Symbol: (*)
Cat No: 341-43
1944 Leaders (Wodzowie), set of three horizontal gutter tete-beche pairs, one set printed in reverse, unused without gum as issued, n.h., fine-v.f., signed Jungjohann (Cat No. 341-43) (Image)
Est.$150
Opening US$ 270.00
Sold...US$ 270.00
Closed..Dec-16-2020, 10:53:40 EST
Sold For 270
Sale No: 1220
Lot No: 5182
Symbol: **
Cat No: 344-45 var.
1945 (12 Apr) postal card with 5zl on 50gr franking, registered locally, with the original postal receipt, message "Sending you a new Postage Stamp", with violet Military censor cachet on back, little toning, otherwise v.f., signed Petriuk (Cat No. 363) (Image)
Est.$250
Opening US$ 240.00
Sold...US$ 240.00
Closed..Dec-16-2020, 10:55:44 EST
Sold For 240
Sale No: 1220
Lot No: 5185
Symbol: **
Cat No: 440,441 var.
1993 "Polska 93" souvenir sheet (amber), two souvenir sheets with serial numbers "01786" and "02847" (only 4000 issues, most withdrawn from sale), used, each canceled First Day of Issue, one on unaddressed FDC, v.f., the latter with 2020 Marcin Wysocki certificate (Fi. Bl. 151 I (107), 1,700zl) (Cat No. 3140var) (Image)
Est.$150
Opening US$ 150.00
Sold...US$ 150.00
Closed..Dec-16-2020, 10:57:29 EST
Sold For 150
Revenue Stamps
Sale No: 1220
Lot No: 5190
Symbol:
Cat No: Collection
1820-64 Stamped Revenue Paper used during the reigns of Tsars Alexander I, Nicholas I and Alexander II, collection of 37 different official documents, each written in Polish, in the name of the corresponding Tsar, printed or stamped denomination from 10 Groszy to 15 Rubles (three in red, with "A II" and crown impressed alongside), some bilingual, others in Polish only (10gr, 2zl), Imperial seal alone, or with Tsar's name alongside, few with Tribunal edicts, money disputes, land transfers, etc., remarkably well preserved, mostly fine-v.f. A fascinating and historical group, rare (Image)
Est.$5,000
Opening US$ 4,500.00
Closed..Dec-16-2020, 10:57:43 EST
Sold For 0
Military Mail
Sale No: 1220
Lot No: 5191
Symbol: e
Cat No: Collection
1940-45 Polish Servicemen in Switzerland, collection of 70+ covers and cards, incoming and outgoing mail, neatly written up on a 50-page exhibit, many bearing "Internment de militaire francaise en Suisse", "Camp Militaire d'Internment/Interlaken/Suisse", "Wetzikon", "Oberburg", "Trimmis-Dorf", plus others, also in German "Militar-Internierung in Schweiz/Portofrei", some with directional labels for censored and registered covers from German occupied Krakow, Jaroslaw, Kanczuga, etc., mail to occupied Poland, censor markings, telegrams, fine-v.f., interesting collection, ex-J.J.Danielski (on 20-21 June, 1940, Polish soldiers in France made their escape through various border villages and crossed into Switzerland as German tanks overran the remains of the Franco-Polish defenses. At the border, Polish soldiers abandoned their arms and became interned under the control and protection of General Henri Guisan. About 12,000 men had escaped, which in doing so placed Switzerland in a precarious position with Nazi occupied Europe. To minimize political and diplomatic tension with Germany, the Commissaire Federal a l'internment et hospitalization decided to construct a mass internment camp at Haftli near Buren in the Canton of Solothurn to partially contain 6,000 Poles and remove local tensions as the Swiss men were away from home defending their border. With the war over, the first convoy of interned soldiers left Swiss soil on 22nd November 1945 with the assistance of the Red Cross. Only 2,000 returned to Poland with the majority of about 9,000 returning to France, approximately 1,000 staying in Switzerland and the rest scattered around the World) (Image)
