General Government interesting selection from 1941-44 in a pizza-size box. Comprises roughly sixty covers of which 45% are mainly thematic Hitler-Mussolini etc. postal cards and 55% are other covers, postal cards, German Fieldpost etc. Good variety offering a snapshot of this tragic time in Polish philately. A historical, though-provoking lot. (Image)

Balloon. glider, helicopter, rocket, cover selection from 1958-1967 offering a good variety. Roughly 110 mostly different balloon covers consisting of about 70% in a collection in Scott binder and mounted nicely on pages having identifying information. The remaining 30% are mainly a former topical exhibit in a binder with information consisting of eleven balloons, eight gliders, two helicopters and three rockets as well some extras. An infrequent encountered cover lot. (Image)

(280-281) Exhibition NH F-VF set (Image)

(B15-B25) National Fund NH F-VF set (Image)

(C26d) Roosevelt sheet NH F-VF (Image)

(C26d) postally used Fine (Image)

(C26A-C26C) gutter sheets of sixteen NH but with a few gum toning spots and the 120z has a small thin in the margin o/w appears F-VF set (Image)

Three C26A-C26C gutter blocks on registered airmail covers cancelled in Warsaw on February 28, 1949. Mailed and backstamped in Chicago on March 7, 1949. (Image)

Two II Polish Corps in Italy covers comprising International Zone in Trieste cancelled on January 24, 1945 and one registered cancelled on February 15, 1946 having one each tied Italian and Polish labels mailed to Chicago. (Image)

Two covers both having tied label sets from the Polish Corps in Italy along with British and US stamps. The first one was cancelled and mailed on February 11, 1946 from Field Post Office #129 and the second one was cancelled and mailed on March 23, 1946 from #104. (Image)

Two Polish Forces General Sikorski special postal cards having one cancelled on July 4, 1944 embracing the first anniversary of his death at Gibraltar and another cancelled on August 9, 1945 having one tied Sikorski Mourning label. (Image)

Two C26A-C26C consisting of a registered airmail cover having labels cancelled on January 1, 1949 and a registered FDC cancelled on December 12, 1948 both in Warsaw. Mailed and backstamped in Chicago on January 14, 1949 and New York City on January 3, 1949 respectively. (Image)

Two “groszy” covers consisting of a registered airmail having C26B and C26C cancelled on November 24, 1951 and another registered airmail having C26C cancelled on November 26, 1951 both in Warsaw. Both mailed and backstamped in New York City on November 29 respectively. (Image)

Two Polish Corps in Italy consisting of special postal card having two Sikorski Mourning labels tied, cancelled on August 9, 1946 and a cover cancelled on January 17, 1947 and mailed to Chicago. (Image)

Two Polish Forces in Russia “dojdziemy” covers cancelled on August 18, 1942. (Image)

Polish Forces in Russia “dojdziemy” (We’ll get there) stamp cancelled on a cover on August 18, 1942 having both Polish and Russian Fieldpost postmarks. (Image)

Polish Forces in Italy Fieldpost airmail cover cancelled in Barletta on February 12, 1946. Includes mint block of four and a pair of the special Polish airmail stamps. (Image)

FDC cancelled on May 18, 1954 for the 10th Anniversary of the battle of Monte Cassino and mint stamps both issued by the Polish Government in Exile in England. (Image)

Airmail FDC issued by the Polish Corps in Italy cancelled on February 17, 1946. Stamp overprinted “WARTOSC” 5 Zl. bearing an English message from General Alexander. (Image)

Commemorative FDC folder issued for the Polish Fieldpost in Italy stamps on January 18, 1946. Mounted on the inside pages of the folder and cancelled having #117 postmark. (Image)

Polish Corps in Italy set of stamps on a registered airmail cover cancelled on May 1, 1946. Mailed and backstamped in Chicago on May 16. Also includes four patches. (Image)

Polish Fieldpost WW II five mail bag tags and labels used in England. (Image)

Polish Fieldpost Office #111 in Palestine cover cancelled on August 23, 1943. Mailed and backstamped in Baghdad on August 31. Opened at seams to display on page. (Image)

Maximum card mailed in 1954 from the ruins of the Monte Cassino during the festivities celebrating the 10th Anniversary of its capture by II Polish Corps in Italy. (Image)

Polish Forces in Russia “dojdziemy” cover cancelled on August 18, 1942. Also includes a mint tete-beche pair and one proof stamps. (Image)