1882: Third Lion issue 3 st. orange & yellow, a fine used example with variety: 'Background Inverted', neatly cancelled by large part 'Sofia' datestamp in black. Some blunted perforations at right but rare. Opinion Penev (2022) Mi = EUR 3'500. (Image 1)(Image 2)(Image 3)(Image 4)(Image)
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Sale No: 284
Lot No:1204
Symbol:Cat No:58
1901: 50 st. deep blue & brown, a single example used on 1904 registered cover to GPO in Berlin handstamped "PCP" (Pour Certificate Postale), tied by bilingual "Sophia" cds (July 17). Three German Post Office serrated wafer seals in blue at top and reverse with Berlin (Aug 1) arrival cds. Central file fold well away from the adhesive, a scarce and early usage. (Image 1)(Image 2)(Image)
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Sale No: 284
Lot No:1205
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1927/35: Selection 150 unused stamps from the better sets issued between the wars, incl. 1927 Airmail ovpts (2 sets), 1931 Balkaniade, the set up tp 50 l. (3 and in block of four), also the 50 l. red, 1932 Airmail Rila (5 sets, one of them on piece), 1934 Shipka pass in blocks of four, 1935 Football Tournament (2 sewts), and 1935 Gymnastic Tournament (2 sets). One cert. Mi = € 6'350 following the consignor.
1885/1918: Collection of postmarks on fifty eight entires, including both postal stationery and letters. Postmarks included on enire are KIZUL-AGAICHE date 1886, TIRNOVO-SEIMEN railway cachet, KAZANIK, PACHMAKLI, BELOSLATINA, TOUTROUK, TREVNA, TROJAN, SARANITZ, JAMBOL, LUKOVIT and KJUPRIA 1918, unrecorded by Hitzler. A further letter from SOFIA to BRUNSWICK bears five copies 5 st green and light green (Mi 15) on the reverse. In addition there are a number of pieces with ship cancellations and other unusual markings. A very fine lot. (Image 1)(Image 2)(Image 3)(Image 4)(Image 5)(Image 6)(Image 7)(Image 8)(Image)
Sale No: 284
Lot No:1209
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1900/1905: Correspondence of eleven letters between various offices of his highness the "Prince of Bulgaria" and a reptile trader in "BOZEN". The letters bear various "SOFIA PALAIS" cachets in blue and black, as well ordinary "SOFIA" marks. Two of the letters are registered. The quality is somewhat mixed, nonetheless a delightful and most unusual ensemble. (Image 1)(Image 2)(Image 3)(Image 4)(Image 5)(Image 6)(Image 7)(Image 8)(Image 9)(Image 10)(Image 11)(Image)