Worldwide airpost, mostly France aviation picture cards,< Q 27 items mainly displaying early images of the French aviation, of which two, together with 1964 Australia and 1965 San Marino covers bearing adhesives related to the aviation, signed by H. Pequét. teh aviator of the first aerial post in India, one card with two vignettes of the 1910 Reims Aviation Week, fine-very fine.

Est. $300-400

Albania mainly mint collection contained in one Scott album, commencing with 1913 third issue to 1968, better later sets with the most remarkable being 1914 arrival of Prince zu Weid used, souvenir sheets, airmails, Italian and German occupations, fine-very fine.

Est. $200-300

Albania 1912-62 predominantly mint collection comprising over 700 stamps, commencing with Modiano unissued design with 5c perf. block of six and 1fr imperf. block of six, few early overprinted values used, following with mostly complete mint sets, 19171 typo and litho set in unused blocks of ten, better singles such as 1914 Korce 25pa used or sets with 1919 handstamped issues mint and used, airmails including first flight overprinted sets mint, Italian and German Occupations, post-war issues, couple of covers including the 1917 issue, fine-very fine with few exceptions.

Est. $500-750

"Sin Cargo" oval handstamp, which was applied on official correspondence, struck in bluish black on September 29, 1870 cover from Concepción del Uruguay to Buenos Aires, scarce. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Argentina mainly mint collection contained in one Scott album, few exceptions in used condition as "Rivadavias" perf. featuring the three denominations and some ABN values, following mint condition including 1887 "Próceres" with 50c, 1891 Lamadrid 5p and Admiral Brown 20p, 1910 Centenary set, 1912-13 20p, 1916-31 San Martín issues with the high 20p denominations, 1930 Insurgents set to 20p, airmails and officials, mainly very fine. (Image)

Est. $500-750

"Independent Countries of Asia" mainly mint collection, housed in one voluminous Scott album, comprising Indonesia, Israel commencing with the first set, Korea, Laos, Manchukuo, and Japan, where the strength of this lot is basically located, from 1896 quite comprehensive including 1916 Nomination of Prince Heir set, following other later better sets and souvenir sheets to 1970, airmails with 1919 3s Rose, Military 1910-14 3s Rose, and P.O.'s abroad, generally very fine, accurate inspection is recommended.

Est. $750-1,000

#380, 1936 10S Dollfuss, o.g., n.h., fresh and extremely fine; Scott $1,100. (Image)

Est. $300-400

1946 Anti-fascist propaganda, unissued 5g+3g Lightning Bolt Striking Map of Austria and 12g+12g Skull with Hitler Mask, both mint with slight h.r., quite well centered for this issue, fine-very fine; Scott $2,100. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Austria accumulation of collections and stocks housed in 14 albums and stockbooks filling two large cartons, mostly twentieth century and largely mint, the stockbooks with considerable duplication, better items we noted include some semi-modern sets, some toning and/or disturbed gum or lightly stuck in places, but much is fine-very fine and many are n.h., a careful inspection is highly recommended.

Est. $750-1,000

Belgium accumulation of collections and stocks housed in 12 albums and stockbooks filling two large cartons, mostly twentieth century and largely mint, the stockbooks with considerable duplication, better items we noted include some semi-modern sets, some toning and/or disturbed gum or lightly stuck in places, but much is fine-very fine and many are n.h., a careful inspection is highly recommended.

Est. $1,000-1,500

#40-54, 1910-24 ¼d-£1 Caravel and George V cplt., o.g., h.r., except 10/- and £1 l.h., fine-very fine set; Scott $906; S.G. #44-55, £660. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Negative "Correos de la Chimba/Bolivia" ship illustrated oval and ornate oval "Cancelado", both struck in black on envelope endorsed "Urgente" and addressed to Valaparaiso, Chile, with arrival c.d.s. on reverse, dated October 2, 1876, very fine and scarce. (Image)

Est. $250-350

1943 Founding of El Beni, plate proofs in ten marginal blocks of 20 from the base of the sheet, punched by the printer, including with and without portrait vignette, showing Waterlow & Sons' annotations in margins; the lot is enriched by two covers, one bearing the complete set of postage and airmail, and one commercial cover franked by 10c bisect, very fine and unique. (Image)

Est. $400-500

Bulgaria predominantly mint collection, mounted on album pages with some better early values, the valuable 1931 & 1933 Balkan Games Issues and 1935 Balkan Soccer & Yunak Gymnastic sets, airmails, etc., very fine.

Est. $300-400

#21, 1920 10m on 3auk Light brown and red, fresh mint example of this scarce and elusive stamp, o.g., light h.r., fine; Scott $1,400. (Image)

Est. $400-500

"Vapor Santiago/P" PSNC handstamp on June 30, 1852 entire letter from Valparaiso to Cobija, Bolivia, a very scarce and desirable mark which was into use for less than two years, usually found poorly struck. (Image)

Est. $400-500

War of Independence, military mail, two military entire letters dated August and September 1820, sent from Turbaco to Arjona, endorsed "Servicio de la Rpca." & "Del Comandte. Genl. interno", and "Servicio" & Del Comte. en Jefe", one signed by the General Commander-in-Chief Montilla, a scarce military correspondence from the republican forces few months prior to the declaration of independence, ex-Bortfeldt. (Image)

Est. $150-200

1857 stampless cover to France dated February 25, paying the single internal rate with "15" due marking, applied in blue as the dispatch "Bogotá/Franca." oval handstamp, alongside with single-rate accountancy marking for Great Britain-France, Calais entry c.d.s. and "16" due marking, reverse with "Carthagena" double-arc datestamp of the British P.O. in Colombia and notations on reverse denoting fees credited to France, a delightful cover in superb condition; ex-Santa María. (Image)

Est. $150-250

1859 stampless entire carried at quadruple rate, dated May 27, rated at "60" centavos, "Franca" in manuscript and oval "Bogotá./Franca." handstamp, both struck, very fine, one of just two stampless covers recorded paying this rate. (Image)

Est. $150-200

#1b, 1859 2½c Olive green, infrequently large margins all around, showing pre-adhesive "Chi-/Qquira/Franca" oval handstamp in blue originating from Chiquinquirá, very slight diagonal crease in upper right corner which barely touches the design, a very rare cancellation used on this value, very scarce. (Image)

Est. $150-200

#1b, 1859 2½c Olive green, a fine pair with clear to large margins, used by hand at Rionegro with "24 de..." date, this being an unusual feature in manuscript usages, very fine. (Image)

Est. $200-300

#1, 1859 2½c Green, a comprehensive group of one plate proof in brown and 30 stamps featuring most of the shades extant, of which 11 unused, the rest used including scarce strip of three with manuscript usage of Manizales, two examples on piece used at Honda, better cancellations from Ibagué, in red, Medellín framed datestamp, manuscript Bucaramanga, etc., few examples with usual blemishes, still though above average condition. (Image)

Est. $500-750

#2, 3, 1859 5c Blue and 5c Violet, stones A & B, assembly comprising 54 stamps, used for the most part, mainly violet shades, all singles except for one pair in grey used, virtually all with good margins, better usages including rare "2" in blue, "Buenaventura/Franca" in red, "Barbacoas/Franca", "Bucaramanga/Franca", Villeta, Purificación and Marinilla in manuscript, few with small faults, interesting and scarce. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

#4, 1859 10c Red brown, stone B, an outstanding marginal block of five from the top of the sheet, positions 8-9/18-20, margins ranging from ample to enormous, showing a vertically misplaced alignment of transfer at top right, unused with o.g., faint diagonal crease at right which is not visible, in the stone B, multiples being larger than a block of four, are extremely rare, and this is probably the second largest recorded, -as a matter of fact, in the Goeggel collection the largest units were two blocks of four-, highly desirable and fresh. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

#4, 1859 10c Red brown, stone B, good margins, cancelled by "2" numeral handstamp, this being a very scarce usage on this value, very fine. (Image)

Est. $100-150