Italian Offices in Turkish Empire Postal History, six items, each with "General Issue overprints", three registered covers two with single franked #4 "80 Para 80" overprints, two picture post cards and one postal card,, very scarce destinations including Danish West Indies, Jamaica, United States, Austria, Canada, Germany, F-VF (Image)
CV. 300-400
Opening US$ 180.00
Sold...US$ 180.00
Closed..Jun-04-2015, 17:45:13 EST
Sold For 180
Sale No: 3007
Lot No:1687
Symbol:cover
Cat No:Post Militare 15
1910-1921 Italian in Turkish Empire Postal History Group, ten items including four picture post cards, four envelopes, one very scarce postal card overprinted "Salonicco, 20 Para 20" used to Hungary, one Turkish letter card with Italian Constantinople postmark, various military strikes including "Post Militare 15", one forerunner use, destinations include United States, Austria, Portugal, Germany and Italy, there are both postage due and registered usages, most are Fine or better. (Image)
CV. 250-300
Opening US$ 230.00
Sold...US$ 230.00
Closed..Jun-04-2015, 17:46:06 EST
Sold For 230
Constantinople
Sale No: 3007
Lot No:1688
Symbol:cover
Cat No:1(2), 2, 4
Italian Offices in the Turkish Empire Postal History Group, with five covers of which four are registered and one picture post card, all with adhesives overprinted "Constantinople" and used there, note #1(2), 2, 4 on registered cover to France, #5 single franking to the United States, others addressed to Switzerland, England, Germany and United States, F-VF and scarce, a very difficult group to assemble (Image)
CV. 400-500
Opening US$ 400.00
Sold...US$ 400.00
Closed..Jun-04-2015, 17:47:06 EST
Sold For 400
Smyrna
Sale No: 3007
Lot No:1690
Symbol:cover
Cat No:Posta Militare 171
Italian Offices in Smyrna Postal History Group, ten covers and one postal card, most are military usages with various "Posta Militare 171" strokes addressed to Austria, Germany or the United States, two with scarce #5 single frankings overprinted "Smirne, 2 Piastre 2" addressed to France and Germany, mostly F-VF, a difficult group to assemble (Image)