1918 (14 Nov) unsevered picture (Theodore Herzl and Map of the Holyland) postcard/stationery card with Jewish Legion letterhead, written by a Jewish soldier in Egypt to Philadelphia, with "SZ 24 Army Post Office" and octagonal military censor handstamp alongside, some wear and tear, rare (Image)

Est.US$250

1870 (Apr) cover from Jerusalem to London, endorsed "Via Marseille", with reasonable strike of blue Jerusalem Cross, franked with pair of 10c and single 40c Laureated, cancelled Jaffa large numerals "5089", with pearl ring "Jaffa Syrie Apr 70" pmk alongside red London Paid May 7 arrival, also Alexandrie (25 Apr) and Marseilles (5 May) transits on back, along with oval "Mediterranean Hotel Jerusalem" in oval, cover tears and some refolding at top, fine (Image)

Est.US$1,500

1899 cover (opened for display) from Constantine (Algeria) to Jerusalem, franked with 25c Type Sage, tied by cds, addressed to Samuel Salande, Grande Rabine Jerusalem (Shmuel Salant (1816-1909) served as the Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem for almost 70 years. He was a renowned Talmudist and Torah scholar), with "Jaffa Syrie" (9 Dec) and Austrian Post Office in Jerusalem arrival, some cover tears, otherwise fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1918 French Fieldpost, WWI cover and letter to Port Said, with Tresor et Postes (27.4.18) departure and "F" at bottom, with Army Post Office SZ27 and Port Said arrival pmks, cover roughly opened at top, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1917-18 WWI German Fieldpost, four picture postcards and one cover with "Bir-Es-Seba" (2), A.O.K.4 (2) and Jerusalem pmks, all addressed to Germany, mixed condition, fine lot (Image)

Est.US$150

1916 document from the Spanish Consulate in Jaffa, bearing the seal of the Vice-consul, Arabic and Spanish inscriptions, etc., faulty but interesting (Image)

Est.US$150

1886 Ottoman 20pa stationery card used from Safed (Sep 26), via Alexandria (1 Oct) to Prag, with transit and arrival postmarks, all on front, overall toning, otherwise fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1910-14 selection of covers and cards, variety of frankings, used from Jerusalem, Jericho, Jaffa, Haifa, selection of 22 items, used locally, also to Austria, Italy, Germany, France, Algeria, Ottoman Empire, also three pieces and nine Turkish stamps used in Jerusalem, plus a receipt and fiscal document with appropriate markings, mixed condition, many fine or better, one cover with Muentz certificate (Image)

Est.US$500

1915 Ottoman 20pa stationery card with additional 2x5pa (overprinted "Abrogation of the Capitulation") franking to Germany, canceled Jerusalem 6 octagonal postmarks, with Beirut transit and censor markings alongside, fine and rare usage of the overprinted Turkish adhesives in Jerusalem (Image)

Est.US$150

1894 (13 Dec) pre-printed lettersheet to Russia, with "From Jerusalem" below, franked on reverse with vertical strip of 3x10k numerals, tied by two strikes of ROPIT AGENCY JAFFA in oval, repeated above, with Ropit Constantinople and Odessa transits, also Elansarat and additional forwarding pmks as the lettersheet appears to have been returned to sender, with another ROPIT Agency Jaffa arrival (9 May), paper strengthening, nevertheless impressive and rare cover from the Russian Post Offices in the Holyland (Image)

Est.US$5,000