1796-1826 six FLs from Krakow, various markings, first one ms "Cracau" and used to Steyr, others to Micheldorf, one with "Podgorze" hs, others "Cracovie", "Cracau" handstamps or manuscript, fine lot (Image)

Est.US$250

1808-38 four FLs with Krakow markings, including "Krakau" in oval, also another two-line "Krakau" datestamp applied in transit on FL from Stettin to Tarnow, plus "Cracau" straight-line and "Cracau" ms, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1823 two entires showing different dispatch handstamps from "Slonim", one on home-made cover to Warszawa, framed departure postmark in Cyrillic caps, the other on front of 10k stationery entire envelope (backflap defective), oval "from Slonim" in Cyrillic, showing only "18" of yeardate, fine usage from Slonim (in present day Belarus) (Image)

Est.US$250

1830 FL to Frankfurt, with "Cracovie Pologne" departure, charged "20" with red crayon, Frankfurt 22 June arrival pmk on back, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1855 FL from Ostrov to Krakow, sent via Radzilow, Brody and Lemberg to Krakow, with departure, transit and arrival markings on back, handstamped "Russie" to indicate origin, also another FL with "Krakau 19 Oct" departure datestamp, addressed to Grunsbach in Moravia (Image)

Est.US$250

1858 (2 Apr) FL franked with Russia 10k brown & blue (No.2), tied by "1" in concentric rings and sent to Zagorze, with red Warszawa departure pmk, filing fold away from the stamp, fine usage or Russia No.2 in Poland, signed Korszen (Image)

Est.US$500

1858 Russia 10k brown & blue (No.2), tied by "104" in rectangle of dots on large part of FL (most of the top, side and bottom panels missing) from Bialystok to Warsaw, with framed departure datestamp and red Warszawa 8/9 (1858) arrival pmk on back (Cat No. 2) (Image)

Est.US$250

1860 10k dark blue & rose, canceled by "1" short straight foot at base of numeral surrounded by six thin squares, usual centering, attractive color (Cat No. 1) (Image)

Est.US$250

1910 10h parcel card with Austrian 10h (2) added on both sides, sent from Lwow to Brzostek, with "Lemberg" registration label, bilingual departure and Brzostek arrival pmks (Image)

Est.US$150

1918 two Money orders with Austrian franking, tied by Polish cancels Myslenice and Tarnobrzeg, the former used locally, the latter to Krakow, with arrival pmks, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1919 (Apr) money letter from Szustry village, Lututow (Wielun), sending 9 marks to a weekly magazine "Mucha" (Fly) in Warszawa, franked with 6x5pf Poczta Polska surcharges, used in combination with 3x25f Polish Eagle, all canceled by crayon, with 4.4.19 Warszawa arrival pmk on back, fine and interesting usage, signed Walocha (Image)

Est.US$150

1919 10h magenta, h.r., also 12h light blue, l.h., v.f., signed Korszen, Mikstein, cat. $575 (Cat No. 44,45) (Image)

Cat. $575, Est.US$200

1919 90h red violet, Thin "Z" variety, l.h. (if at all), v.f., signed Dr.Kronenberg, cat. $1500 (Cat No. 50) (Image)

Cat. $1500, Est.US$500

1919 25h blue, unused (regummed), fine and rare stamp, signed Jendroszek, cat. $2000 (Cat No. 58) (Image)

Cat. $2000, Est.US$500

1919 30h dull violet, n.h., v.f., signed Mikulski, etc., cat. $600 (Cat No. 59) (Image)

Cat. $600, Est.US$500

1919 Gniezno surcharges, set of two used in combination with 15f and 20f Arms on registered cover (24.10.19) to Poznan, v.f., with arrival pmk, signed Landre, with 2009 Ceremuga certificate (Cat No. 77-78) (Image)

Est.US$150

1919 Gniezno surcharges, set of two used in combination with additional franking on registered cover (opened for display) from Gniezno (2.10.19) to Dusseldorf, with arrival (6.10.19) pmk on back, fine-v.f., signed Mikulski (Cat No. 77-78) (Image)

Est.US$150

1920 Ministerium Wojny Misja Francusko-Polska corner card cover addressed to the Ministry of War in Paris, with red Polish Eagle "Mission Franco-Polonaise R.F." cachet, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1934 (27 June) cover with U.S. and Polish franking, special cachet, signed by both pilots, with Warszawa arrival pmk, accompanied by a small photograph of their airplane (On June 28, Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz took off from Floyd Bennett Field in NYC and landed in Harbour Grace, Newfoundland. The next day, they took off from there for a Trans-Atlantic trip. Through mechanical problems, a leaking engine and heavy rainstorm, they managed to reach Europe (near Caen in France). The next day, after repairing a landing gear, they took off to Paris, then to Germany, where they were forced to land due to fuel leaks. On July 2, the brothers arrived in Warsaw, Poland, treated as heroes. The Adamowicz brothers were possibly the first amateur pilots in the world to fly a plane across the Atlantic) (Image)

Est.US$150

1919 10h orange, l.h., v.f., signed Mikstein, cat. $240 (Cat No. P4) (Image)

Cat. $240, Est.US$150

1919 two 15h surcharged parcel cards from Lwow to Belz and Jaslo, "Lemberg" registration labels, with 2k and additional franking, each with 10h red handstamped "Porto" added on back, scarce provisional usage (Image)

Est.US$150

1919 5h, 15h, 25h, 40h and 50h/42h, five different, l.h. or h.r., fine-v.f., various expert signatures, cat. $413 (Cat No. J1/12) (Image)

Cat. $413, Est.US$250

1919 10h rose red, post.IIA-28, l.h., v.f., rare and undervalued stamp, only 150 issued, signed Herbert Bloch, Mikstein, etc., cat. $4000 (Cat No. J2) (Image)

Cat. $4000, Est.US$2,500

1919 20h rose red, l.h., v.f., signed Mikulski, Mikstein, Dr.Kronenberg, etc., cat. $650 (Cat No. J4) (Image)

Cat. $650, Est.US$250

1919 30h rose red, h.r., v.f., signed Dr.Kronenberg, Herbert Bloch, etc., cat. $1500 (Cat No. J6) (Image)

Cat. $1500, Est.US$500