1633-1864 collection of 53 different stampless covers, mostly written up exhibition style on pages, variety of postmarks and markings, with earliest being incoming letter to Archimado Guidoni in Posnania (16.5.1633), others include letters to "his Excellency Monsieur the Count de Dzuli, Grand Equerry to his Majesty the late King of Poland, duke of Lorraine, etc. (1773-1775)"; 1859 embossed cover used in USA to "Warsaw, Wyoming", others include bilingual markings such as Slupce, Wilkowicze, Siedlce, Kielce, Czestochowa, Plock, "Alexota 14 September" (envelope with contents), Brzesc, Suwalki and Lublin, all in red (some used during Napoleonic period), others include blue "Daleszyce", bilingual "Stoczek", embroidered ladies' cover from Lublin, via Warszawa and Berlin to Lauenburg, plus many others. One of the letters was sent 7.10.1864 from Warsaw to Konstanty Gorski, visiting professor of Polish Literature in Brussels. The letter was delivered two days later, having traveled by train and coach via Berlin. A fine group (Image)

Est.$5,000

1872-1918 collection of 28 covers or cards on pages, mainly "Austria used in Poland" exhibit, with commercial and military mail from Lwow, Krakow, Radom, Piotrkow, Lublin, Zamosc, Szczekociny, etc., some interesting bisects on registered mail in Radon, Krakow issue, including 25/80h to 2kr and four Newspaper stamps used on large piece of registered cover from Krakow to Sosnowiec, also stationery card and 10h Austria Postal remittance card surcharge 15h and overprinted "Poczta Polska" (Fi.CA3), plus selection of bisects on Austrian stamps, used on pieces (Image)

Est.$500

1914-18 Field Post Stations, collection written-up on 43+ pages, showing stamps on pieces and used during Austrian occupation, some packet cards, nice variety of towns and cancels, fine-v.f.

Est.$1,000