1944 General Sikorski, 50f black rouletted souvenir sheet, canceled 5.VII.44 in margin, minor creases, otherwise v.f., signed Schmutz. While 737 souvenir sheets were printed, the German authorities refused to approve this issue and most sheets were confiscated and destroyed (Fi.Blok 1) (Image)

Est.US$150

1944 Coat of Arms, 20f (City of Poznan) special sheetlet (actually a certificate) numbered 100,014 and signed by four Camp Post officials, with 27.IX.44 postmark at bottom, fine and very rare, only 20 printed (Fi.19, 25,000zl) (Image)

Est.US$1,500

1944 Olympics, souvenir sheet of three, special cancelations at bottom, v.f. (Image)

Est.US$500

1944 Pulaski and Kosciuszko, 30gr and 50gr sheetlets of 10, signed at bottom margin in 1980 by ex-directors Dabrowski and Bulzacki (Fi.23-24, 3,200zl) (Image)

Est.US$500

1944 Army Day, "Hussar" 50+50f black rouletted souvenir sheet with customary "Wystawa Filatelistyczna" postmark between the two stamps, v.f., signed Dr.Kronenberg. A rarity, only 38 printed, many of which have been destroyed, some mounted and damaged in presentation booklets (Fi.Blok 6, 45,000zl) (Image)

Est.US$5,000

1945 500th Anniversary of Battle of Varna, rouletted sheetlet of 10, unused with most of the gum missing, minor crease at bottom, otherwise fine, signed Dr. Kronenberg. Only 70 sheetlets survived the bombardment and fire in the camp, many were lost during the "Death March" to Murnau (Fi.I, 4,500zl) (Image)

Est.US$500

1945 500th Anniversary of Battle of Varna, rouletted sheetlet of 10, left column missing black, unused without gum, some toning, each stamp signed Schmutz, also with 2003 Korszen certificate (Fi.I, 9,000zl) (Image)

Est.US$1,000

1943 Artillery, 20f stationery card, double impression, one inverted, unused, v.f., signed Schmutz, with his 1999 certificate. A rarity, only 31 printed (Fi.4,000zl) (Image)

Est.US$500

1943-44 balance of the collection on 60+ pages, award winning exhibit by Roy Koczarski, expertly presented, with reference to specialized literature, explanations regarding paper varieties, designs, number of stamps and souvenir sheets printed, good showing of January Uprising, overprints on Neubrandenburg stamps, souvenir sheets, Olympics Issue, singles, blocks of four, Coat of Arms set of sheetlets of 10, other issues in sheetlets of 10, special cancels, several proofs and essays, most signed by prominent experts (Schmutz, Korszen, Dr.Kronenberg), 55+ cards, postal stationery, illustrated postcards, covers, two Fox labels on cards, etc., Non Postal issues, 1944 stamp catalogue (with invalidated designs), some forgeries included for comparison, etc. Truly a remarkable collection, among the finest formed (Image)

Est.US$5,000