1896 2p on 3pf light ocher, used, v.f., signed Pauligkl, with 2019 Provinsky, BPP certificate (Mi.6e) (Cat No. 6var) (Image)

Est.US$150

1900 2p-40p Yacht, eight different, overprinted Specimen, n.h., fine-v.f., signed Steuer (Mi.11-18S) (Cat No. 11-18S) (Image)

Est.US$500

1900 3r dark red and slate, frame type III and center type II variety, Tanga cancel, v.f. and rare variety, with 2020 Provinsky, BPP certificate (Mi.21bI) (Cat No. 21var) (Image)

Est.US$500

1908 1r60h unexploded booklet, couple of panes with toning or creases, otherwise v.f. (Mi.3B, Euro 450) (Image)

Est.US$150

1908 1r60h unexploded booklet, also South-West Africa 2m and Cameroon 2m unexploded booklets, n.h., fine-v.f., Mi. Euro 880 (Image)

Est.US$500

1908 3r red & blackish green (War Printing), frame type III, center type II, n.h., v.f., with 2014 Steuer certificate (Mi.39 Ionia) (Cat No. 41a) (Image)

Est.US$500

1915 Konigsberg Issue, 5pf dark green, vertical strip of three (hinge reinforced), Bagamojo (28.3.16) cds, usual light toning affecting middle stamps, v.f. and scarce multiple, with 1995 GPS certificate (catalogue value for singles) (a small stock of Germania Deutsches Reich stamps were salvaged from the light cruiser "S.M.S. Konigsberg" (scuttled in the Rufiji delta in mid-1915) and the survey ship "S.M.S. Mowe" (sunk in Dar-es-Salaam harbor early in the War). The stamps were divided amongst the eight larger post offices which were suffering from a shortage of stamps. These stamps were used until late June 1916 when a new supply of regularly issued stamps was delivered) (Cat No. Mi.II b) (Image)

Est.US$750