1L in block of 20 on piece cancelled by Syros cds, couple of minor faults, plus 2L block of 15 with Patras cds with a little perf. separation and three oily spots, scarce multiples (Image)

1L in block of 16 with Piraeus cds, some minor perf. separation otherwise very fine multiple (Image)

1L and seven 2L tied by Athens cds on piece of newspaper with address label sent to Belgium, unusual (Image)

2L in vertical and horizontal blocks of ten, both cancelled by Athens “1” cds, some toned patches, otherwise fine (Image)

2L and 10L in used gutter marginal pairs, 10L is soiled, 2L is very fine (Image)

2L in vertical strip of three on piece tied by Neon Faliron 25.3.96 cds (where the nautical games took place), fine and rare cancel (Image)

5L mint sheetlet of 25 stamped on the reverse with violet negative “KINGDOM OF GREECE KERKYRA TREASURY” hs struck during the 1897 Thessaly war, some perf. reinforcement, very rare (Image)

5L in block of six and pair with Agrinion cds in blue, some ink spots, a little paper adhesion on pair, plus block of six with Athens cds, some perf. separation, attractive multiples (Image)

10L in block of eight with Athens 16.4.96 cds, very fine multiple (Image)

20L in mint block of 10, some perf. reinforcing otherwise very fine (Image)

20L in block of six and four (at one time they were joined), cancelled by Trikkala cds, horizontal crease, a thin on one stamp and some minor soiling, still a scarce cancel and multiple (Image)

20L with “TAMEION OLYMPIA” greek coat of arms cds, faults, very rare (Image)

20L strip of three with Andritsaina 25.3 cds, small paper adhesion on right stamp, a rare cancel (Image)

20L with neat Gerakion 3.4.96 cds (last day of Games), a scarce cancel as the population of this village was only 112 people at the time, tiny surface adhesion otherwise fine (Image)

20L in horizontal strips of five (3 fragments), all tied by Megalopolis 12.2.97 cds, all from the same parcel, some toning, scarce (Image)

40L mint sheetlet of 10 with all margins, some perf. reinforcement, scuff and small stain affecting one stamp, still a scarce multiple (Image)

40L in block of four with crisp Ithaka cds, very fine and attractive (Image)

40L pair with Neon Faliron 25.3.96 cds (where the nautical games took place), partially affixed on piece at the top left where there is some toning, some perf. separation, rare cancel (Image)

5D and 10D with Athens and Piraeus 25.3.96 cds (respectively), very fine (Image)

1896 1L, 60L, 2D, 5D and 10D with Athens “9” cds, 2D with crease otherwise very fine, a rare cancel (Image)

1896 20L Postal stationery envelope sent registered to Germany, uprated with 1896 Olympics 10L and 60L, stamps tied by Athens cds with registered label below, arrival bs, fine (Image)

1896 Small envelope sent unsealed to London with 1L in strip of five (one overlapping edge slightly), tied by Athens cds, very fine and attractive (Image)

1896 (Mar. 27) Cover from Patras to Athens with 20L cancelled with the “S.P.A.P” (Railways Piraeus-Athens-Peloponese) cachet Patras – Athens on the 27/3/1896 (third day of the games), arriving in Athens the same day, sent to Mr Kustalexis, a member of the Reception Committee during the games, railway covers are already very rare, but this one, travelling on the 3rd day of the games, is unique and a great showpiece for the advanced collection (Image)

1896 (Apr 1) 10L Postal stationery card sent on the 8th day of the Olympic Games, cancelled by Athens “1” cds, with Budapest arrival adjacent, fine and rare non-philatelic item sent during the Games (Image)

1896 (Apr 3) 10L Hermes postal stationery card SENT ON THE LAST DAY OF THE GAMES, with Andros Island 3 (Apr) 1903 cds adjacent, with reverse showing date in ms and postman’s circled “1” arrival hs, a rare non-philatelic Olympic Games item. (Image)