1918 Independence, trial color proofs in carmine, violet, blue and gray, four complete sets, all stamps with gum, l.h. or h.r., fine-v.f., with 1985 Velickovic certificates (Mi.51-54) (Image)

Est.US$500

1918 Independence, imperforate essays (33x40mm) on chalky paper, printed from a later stone than the issued design, set of four, v.f. (Image)

Est.US$150

1941 0.25d black, block of four, overprint shifted to bottom, n.h., v.f., signed Wieneke, BPP

Est.US$100

1943 Pictorials, 12.50k two imperforate blocks of four, double impression, one inverted, v.f. (Image)

Est.US$150

1941 5c-2.55L, set of ten unissued, 2,55L inverted overprint, n.h., fine-v.f., only 100 sets printed, signed Diena, also S.Cilio, with his 2019 certificate (When the town of Rijeka (Fiume) was ceded to Italy in 1924, the suburb of Susak remained Yugoslav territory (with joint administration of the port facilities). The suburb was occupied by Italy in 1941, and was renamed together with Fiume and the Kupa River areas, as Fiume and Kupa Zone. Overprinted Yugoslav stamps were issued for the area between 1941-1942. After 26 May, 1942 overprinted stamps were no longer valid and regular Italian issues were used. The area was liberated by Yugoslav forces in 1945) (Sass.15-24, Euro 26,000) (Image)

Est.US$3,000

1943 Split, 3.50k on 50c and 3.50k on 1.25L, each with double overprint, n.h., v.f., with 2009 Zrinjscak certificate (Sassone Euro 4,000) (Image)

Est.US$750

1943 Split (Spalato) issue, prepared but not issued, complete set of 17, with Air Post, Postage Dues and Special Delivery, n.h., fine-v.f., signed "PZ 0115", with 2009 Zrinjscak AIEP certificate. Only 231 sets printed (never released due to orders from Germany) cat. €4400 (Cat No. Sass.6-22) (Image)

Cat. €4400, Est.US$750