1918, Germania 15 pfg. violet with additional franking tied by provisional cancellation "URZAD POCZTOWO-TELEGRAFICZNY KOLNO" resp. with ink crosses to page postal receipt book, very rare and attractive with only one other page known also franked with the Germania "Poczta Polska" issue, a great Poland rarity, certificates Korszen (2012) and Petriuk (2020) (Fischer 7Ic, 11Ic, 12Id, 14Ib) (Image)

1918, Germania 20pfg. "szafir", pair (positions 49-50) and horizontal strip of three (positions 46-48) tied by provisional cancel "GABIN" to reverse of registered value declared cover with handwritten r-label to Warsaw with arrival mark, horizontal fold through cover not affecting the adhesives, very attractive and one of the rarest letters of the Germania issue, certificate Mikulski (2009) and signed Petriuk with detailed certificate (2020) (Fischer 12I bb) (Image)

1919, Germania "Poczta Polska" 20 and 30 Pfg. on registered cover addressed to the first President of Poland Ignacy Paderewski, 30 Pfg. small corner fault, otherwise fine, signed Mikulksi and certificate Petriuk (2020) (Image)

1918, Germania "Poctza Polska", horizontal pair from the upper left sheet corner with overprint "Gen.-Gouv. Warschau" in Aniline color, the left stamp mint never hinged, the right unused, hinges in the margins, few flat perfs at bottom of no importance, a very rare multiple with only a few stamps known mint, certificate Mikulski (2009) and certificate Petriuk (2020) (Image)

1918, Lublin Issue 10h. green two singles and 20h. lilac-red in mixed franking with Austria Military stamp 5h. green, tied by cds. "LUBLIN 7.XII.18" to large format registered cover to Vienna, 20h. one short perf, the cover folded vertically, otherwise fine and with only 5 commercial covers bearing the 10h. known a rarity, signed Mikulski and Petriuk with detailed certificate (2020) (Image)

1918, 3h. on 15h. rose, vertical pair and Austrian military stamps 4 and 15h. tied by re-used austrian railway cancel "NADBRZEZIE-SKARZYSKI 46 25.1.19" to pre-printed envelope to the Commercial Bank in Warsaw, toned and few tears, missing left corner in envelope, otherwise a fine and scarce usage in combination with the better railway cancel, signed Korzsen and Petriuk with certificate (2020) (Image)

1918, 3h. on 15h. rose with additional overprint on gum side and 45h. on 60h. with additional inverted overprint on gum side, mint never hinged, fine, signed Schmutz and two certificates Petriuk (2020) (Image)

1918, 45h. as so called "bisect" as delivery fee tied by cds. "KONSK -8 II 19" to reverse of franked parcel card from "OSTROWIEC 6.II.19" to Konsk, very fine and scarce, signed Korzsen and Petriuk with certificate (2020) (Image)

1919, Krakow Issue 3 h. violet, Plate I position 93, unused, fine, scarce, signed Koopman and Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Fischer Nr. 30) (Image)

5 h. green, Plate I position 51, unused, few short perfs, otherwise fine, scarce, signed Koopman and Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Fischer Nr. 31) (Image)

10 h. red-carmine, Plate I position 19, unused, fine, scarce, signed Koopman a.o. and Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Fischer Nr. 33) (Image)

20 h. blue-green, Plate I position 92, unused, fine, scarce, signed Borek a.o. and Jendroszek with certificate (2004) (Fischer Nr. 36) (Image)

25 h. blue, Plate IIB position 13, unused, fine, scarce, signed Jungjohann a.o. and Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Fischer Nr. 37) (Image)

40 h. brown-olive with inverted overprint form Plate I position 58, unused, fine, scarce, signed Mikstein and Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Fischer Nr. 40No) (Image)

90 h.red-carmine, Plate I position 53, used, fine, signed Mikstein a.o. and Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Fischer Nr. 44) (Image)

2-4kr. tied by cds. "KRAKOW 24 II.19" to addressed envelope to Rynek, 3 Kr. small short perfs, otherwise fine, signed and certificate Petriuk (2007) (Fischer Nr. 46-48) (Image)

10 kr. violet with overprint of plate IVB, pos. 16, unused, usual perforation for this stamp, some ageing, a still fine copy of this Poland rarity, signed Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Image)

1919, Poznan Issue 5-10f. with additional franking tied by cds. "POZNAZ 31.12.19" to local registered cover with old german r-label, reverse with arrival mark, fine, signed G. Becker and Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Image)

1928, Stamp Exhibition Warsaw souvenir sheet 50gr. and 1zl., mint never hinged, small ink spot at upper right, otherwise fine, signed Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Image)

1928, Stamp Exhibition Warsaw souvenir sheet 50gr. and 1zl., used with special cds., fine, signed Petriuk with certificate (2007) (Image)

1928, Stamp Exhibition Warsaw souvenir sheet 50gr. and 1zl. with cds. "WARSZAWA 19 PORT LOTNICZY 19.VII. 1928" on registered cover to Braunschweig with arrival mark, fine, certificate Petriuk (2007) (Image)

1928, Stamp Exhibition Warsaw 50gr. and 1zl. centerpiece tied by special cds. to registered cover to Essen, minor perf. seperation at right, otherwise fine, certificate Petriuk (2007) (Image)

"BELZYCE 8.9.44" cds on Traugutt 25 gr. on hand made postcard to Bialystok, signed PETRIUK BPP and L. SCHMUTZ, certificate PIEKUT (2002) and certificate Wysocki (2020) Znaczek 25 gr z Trauguttem (Fi. 339) na przesylce pocztowej w formie prowizorycznej, wlasnorecznie wytworzonej z papieru pakowego kartki z Belzyc do Bialegostoku. Znaczek uniewazniony okupacyjnym adaptowanym dwuobraczkowym datownikiem Belzyce o srednicy Ø 28 mm z wyróznikiem "a" i data "8.9.44 -7”. To drugi dzien faktycznego obiegu tego wydania. Kartka, o bezsprzecznie obiegowym i uzytkowym charakterze, oplacona zostala zgodnie z obowiazujaca wówczas taryfa pocztowa dla tego rodzaju przesylek (25 gr w okresie 1.08.1944 – 31.12.1944). Na awersie kartki widnieje odbity w barwie czerwonej fragment stempelka cenzury wojskowej. Gwarancja L. Schmutz. Atest M. WYSOCKI (2020) (Image)

"Biala Podlaska" on Kosciuszko 50 gr., certificate Wysocki (2020) Znaczek na wycinku o nominale 50 gr wydania "Wodzowie” z wizerunkiem Tadeusza Kosciuszki (Fi. 340). Znaczek faktycznie wprowadzony do obiegu 8 wrzesnia 1944 r. i wedlug ówczesnej taryfy pocztowej mial sluzyc jako oplata za list zwykly do 20 g. Uniewazniony prowizorycznym, jednowierszowym kauczukowym stemplem "Biala – Podlaska”, odbitym w barwie fioletowej (typ 16/2 wg monografii Poczta Polska w 1944 roku) o wymiarach 38 x 4,5 mm. Na przedmiotowym znaczku widnieje tylko drugi czlon nazwy miejscowosci – "(…) – Podlaska”. Atest M. WYSOCKI (2020) (Image)

"BIALYSTOK TLF. TLG. 30 X 44" cds on Dabrowski 1zt. with additional franking Eagle 25 gr. on registered postcard to Lublin, signed PETRIUK BPP and PIEKUT with certificate (2000) and certificate Wysocki (2020) Znaczek z serii "Wodzowie” 1 zl z wizerunkiem Jana Henryka Dabrowskiego – Fi 341 oraz znaczek wydania moskiewskiego Goznak 25 gr – Fi 342 na poleconej kartce pocztowej (z wykorzystanej poniemieckiej calostki GG ) z Bialegostoku do Lublina. Laczny nominal 1,25 zl odpowiadal ówczesnej taryfie pocztowej za kartke pocztowa z usluga polecenia. Znaczki uniewaznione polskim przedwojennym datownikiem o srednicy Ø 24 mm TLF. TLg. Bialystok z wyróznikiem b i data 30.X.44 - 0 (typ 22/1 wg monografii "Poczta Polska w 1944 roku”). Na awersie kartki odbity w barwie fioletowej przedwojenny ramkowy znak polecenia R / Bialystok / oraz stempelek cenzury wojskowej typu 1 z numerem cenzora 14. Atest M. WYSOCKI (2020) (Image)