1871 Issue five covers, including litho 5kr single in very scarce combination with Italian postage due 50c on June 1871 cover, the other four bearing the engraved issue with single frankings of 5 kr and 2kr, the latter with two examples, and 5kr strip of three on rare cover sent to New York, this being a scarce destination for this issue and representing a remarkable transatlantic mail, some faults, nevertheless an attractive group with couple of rare features for the specialist. (Image)

Est. $300-400

#96, 96a, 1913 35f Lake on blue, error cliche in plate of 50f, center stamp in marginal block of 15 from the left of the sheet, never hinged as usually encountered, most of the stamps are separated between the first and second horizontal rows, very fine; Scott $650. (Image)

Est. $100-150

1909 "Turul" Issue, complete set of sixteen imperforate values in pairs, including denominations from 1f to 5k, originating from the upper left corner of the sheet, never hinged, very fine (Phil. Hung. 360,000+Ft). (Image)

Est. $300-400

Hungary early postal history assembly comprising over 70 covers, including 19 bearing Austrian adhesives, mostly single frankings, mainly stampless material in other respects, featuring a wide range of cancellations and postmarks including attractive ornament and popular types, few unusual manuscript notations denoting origins, one cover with large Imperial paper seal, generally well struck handstamps. (Image)

Est. $1,500-2,000

Hungary, classic Austria usages comprising over 150 stamps, also on fragments, including 1850 3kr strip of three and 9kr on ribbed paper (1965 Hübner certificates), with the rarity degree of the cancellations reaching, according to the Ryan catalogue, a maximum of 800 points, as well as four covers including 1867 2kr+3kr, 1867 5kr postal stationery envelope uprated with two 5kr, and 5kr single on entire showing on reverse 15kr revenue stamp, generally fine-very fine, viewing is essential.

Est. $400-500

Hungary-Austria, classic usages mainly including Hungarian territories, collection comprising over 250 stamps, mostly the first issue used in Hungary, with examples featuring up to 500 points in the Ryan catalogue, better usages including Szállás, Kómóczbánya, Báttaszék, Mezokóvesd, Nagy-Lak, Sajtoskál, Száska, Uj Szent Anna, Skrad, Samac, Verginmost, Winkowcze, Szalaber, "Pest/Recommandirt" in red, etc., generally very fine, showing clear strikes, viewing essential. (Image)

Est. $1,500-2,000

Hungary and Austria used in Slavonia collection comprising over 100 stamps and 50 covers, cards, stationery and other postal forms in one album, with usages from 1850 to 1920, including cancellations on Austrian adhesives with examples up to a rarity degree of 300 points -according to the Ryan catalogue-, multiples, fiscal stamp postally used on large parcel cover front, and frankings on fragments, mainly very fine or better.

Est. $1,500-2,000

Hungary early stamp collection of over 200 used stamps, comprising the1871 and 1900 issues, including 1871 litho with 14 examples representing all denominations, large duplication in the engraved 1871 printing, fine-very fine.

Est. $400-500

Hungary 1867-1934 postal history collection comprising over 225 items contained in one Scott album, the great majority being postal stationery in various forms, used and unused, including envelopes, correspondence cards and one money order form in the 1871-76 issues, including some cancellations, later issues also featuring registered envelopes, telegraph letter cards and money order forms, other non-stationery artifacts are mostly represented in the WWI period, an interesting assembly, some parts in mixed condition, generally fine-very fine.

Est. $1,500-2,000

Hungary 1871-1929 mint and used specialized collection, few thousands, commencing with 1871 litho used featuring three examples of 2kr, 3kr (signed Richter), 10kr with five including one in mint condition, three 15kr and four 25kr, 1871 typo with a good range of cancellations on duplicates, rare 3kr postal stationery envelope from Budapest to Tolna uprated with 2kr, 1871 newspaper stamp used on scarce circulated wrapper, 1874 Krajcar Issue used in combination with stationery fragments of the 1871 issue, 1888 Krajcar Issue in complete mint set, 1900-04 issue perf. 12:11½ mint set including the 2k, following an abundant representation of the later "Turul" issues, post-WWI occupations and unadopted essays produced in the late 1920's, modern issues including imperforate, airmails, souvenir sheets, generally fine-very fine, viewing highly recommended. (Image)

Est. $3,000-4,000

Hungary mint and used accumulation, comprising thousands mainly contained in stockcards or glassine envelopes, duplication in the early "Numeral" issues with a good range of cancellations, large multiples or part sheets of semi-modern values, stockbook containing few hundreds of postage dues with hand overprints including blocks of four, a good representation of the post-WWI occupation issues with duplication and better values -the collector has separated the fakes from the original ones, resulting in a magnificent array for comparison-, postage dues with complete sheets, few varieties, one small album pages containing 1871-1935 issues with the first litho set complete used, etc., fine-very fine, accurate inspection is required.

Est. $750-1,000

Hungary 1871-1950 postal history collection comprising few hundreds, predominantly semi-modern issues, including military mail, interesting group of franked telegrams during WWI, postal stationery including the first issue, censorship, FDC's, destinations, parcel cards including one in mixed franking with Turkey, postage dues, airmails, bisects in the "Numeral" and "Turul" issues, high frankings, etc., fine-very fine, viewing recommended.

Est. $1,000-1,500

Hungary 1874-98 used "Numeral" Issues accumulation of various thousands, including perforation varieties, shades, cancellations and better values, fine-very fine

Est. $300-400

Hungary, post-WWI foreign occupations, postal history lot of 22 items, featuring Arad, Baranya, Debrecen and Transylvania, including a good portion of rare non-philatelic usages with mixed frankings, registered mail, foreign destinations and unusually high frankings, philatelic usages especially in Arad, postal stationery with used/unused examples, fine-very fine, a very scarce and interesting assembly. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

Hungarian 1938-41 Occupations postal-history lot comprising over 125 items, featuring the territories gained in the Vienna Award and the occupied territories in Carpatian Ruthenia and Yugoslavia, mainly postcards with a remarkable number of non-philatelically inspired material, including mail mainly sent inland, rare military mail on parcel cards and stampless postcards, with duplication but including a good range of different special cancellations which were into use in the early period, in addition some non-circulated patriotic postcards or fragments, fine-very fine, an uncommon lot.

Est. $400-500

Hungary Occupation issues, mainly mint specialized collection including some few varieties, with Western Hungary, Temesvar with unusual multiples, French Arad, Debrecen, Transylvania, Banat and Baksa Issues, also six covers with four rare non-philatelic usages of the first and second Transylvania issues including one scarce mixed franking with Romania and rare franking bearing 50b in block of four, in addition 1956 Sopron local issue n.h. including the valuable values signed Stolow or "MF"; collector's notes indicating those stamps which, according to his opinion, are fakes -in the First Debrecen Issue we find the 5kr denomination handstamped in blue, which could not be ascertained to be or not to be genuine-, a very fine, highly interesting and unusual lot. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000