1866 Newspaper stamps: 1pa green on rose, two examples on different thicknesses of paper and in slightly different shades, one with cert. Velickovic (Image)

1869-80 Prince Milan 10pa brown, second printing, compound perf. 9 1/2:12, unused with part original gum, an extremely rare stamp in unused condition, cert. Velickovic, lot also includes unused third printing 10pa perf. 12 (Image)

1869-80 Prince Milan 25pa red, first printing, perf. 12, cancelled by POZAREVACKA cds, very fine & scarce (Image)

1903 Unissued King Alexander (without ovpts.), five ESSAY DIE PROOFS without denomination or currency prepared and printed by E. Mouchon, Paris, and differing slightly from the stamps later printed in Belgrade, margins vary, all diff. colour combinations, great exhibit material, superb and rare (Image)

1912 Registered AR cover to London franked at back 2pi (damaged at top right) + 1pi bearing clear violet postmarks of OCHRI 26.1.12, London arrival alongside and at front provisional manuscript registered / AR marking, a fine and scarce cover NOTE: the same year (Nov.1912) Ottoman OCHRI was occupied by Serbia during the 2nd Balkan War (Image)

1913 SERBIAN OCCUPATION OF MACEDONIA: Registered cover to London franked Serbia 15pa lilac (3) + 5pa green bearing bilingual Serbian type BITOLJ 9.8.13 cds, at back London arrival marking, the registered cachet is still an Ottoman type NOTE: Originally former Ottoman Monastir (Bitolj) should became Bulgarian, was occupied by the Serbs in Nov.1912, this letter was sent just 1 day before the Bucharest Treaty which defined the new borders in Macedonia ‘more or less’ (Image)

1869-1912, Small mixed selection with some better items including Prince Milan 40pa Mauve, first printing (perf 9 1/2), horizontal bisect (upper half) tied by clear POZHAREVAC 19.VIII cds on 1870 cover, Kragujevac bs, an attractive showpiece. Perf. 9 1/2 bisects are scarcer than other ones, also two covers from the Austrian Consulate General after closing of the Austrian P.O., sent as official mail to Pancsova bearing “BEOGRADA” cds, fine, both with cert Velickovic, selection of postmarks (Est. CHF 400/700) (Image)