1900-18 collection of 1,000+ mostly different Siegelmarken (seals) of Czechoslovakia under Austrian Empire, with Bohemian National, local municipalities, merchants, attorneys, military and veterans associations, etc., all neatly identified on 90 pages (Image)

Est.$500

1918-2000 large specialized collection in 17 volumes, on 8x11 pages, neatly and expertly written-up, with some Austrian Empire pre-philatelic usages in the 1800s, revenues from Austrian Empire mid 1800s; extensive Hradcany (including 23 Dec 1918 postcard with 10h pos.91, showing dot in the margin above the third spiral in the top left ornament, apparently this "Clock in the Tower" variety may be the only known on 1918 cover) and Allegory Dove, also Chain Breakers, railway cancels, perfins, Newspaper stamp; Semi-Postals, with good selection of the 1919 overprints (many signed, B39 with Philatelic Foundation certificate), commemorative issues with gutters and tab positions, Cinderella, German Occupation and extensively researched feldpost; rationing stamps; first flight covers, revenues (Signetten), regular issues, local issues, revenue stamped papers, Poster stamps (many by Alphonse Mucha), Pan-Germanic Vignettes for Czech Lands, WWI Cinderella Stamps, many varieties, color trials and printer's waste, numerous phases, covers, postal stationery, multiples, private roulettes, covers with local use with Austrian postage dues, Hungarian cancels, part sheets. In addition, there are two cartons with specialized collections of Hradcany and other early issues, thousands of used and unused on pages, mostly fine-v.f.

Est.$5,000

1914-20 collection written-up on pages, with World War I Austrian Fieldpost, selection with 21 cards and covers used in Bohemia, cancels with Prague, Carlsbad, Klosetebruck, Krombach, Horni Becva and others, various military and censor markings, "Notgelt" from Theresienstadt (issued 1917), Scout issue 10h and 20h unused, various shades, also used on piece, Provisional Postage Dues with "T" markings on Hungarian stamps, also "Porto" handstamps, Siberian Legion Post "essays", 1920 surcharges (two different types), two different picture postcards, essay for "Slovakia", 1919 Fieldpost, collection of Eastern Silesia, plus selection of pieces showing mixed Czechoslovak and Austrian franking, fine and interesting group (Image)

Est.$500