1961 Girl Scouts, uncut imperforate horizontal pair of two souvenir sheets of two, n.h., v.f. (Cat No. 510-11var) (Image)

Est.$250

1913 10pi dull red, black overprint, used, nicely centered, usual rough perforations, still a fine example of this rare stamp, with black handstamp on reverse, only 241 printed, cat. $4750 (Cat No. 11) (Image)

Cat. $4750, Est.$1,500

1913 1pi black, sewing machine perforations, on cover addressed to Lef Nosi (Albanian Post Minister) in Elbasan, tied by violet Dukes cancel (24.10.13), with backdated black Elbasan arrival on reverse (black ink was first introduced in Vlone on December 12, 1913 and the first documented usage in Elbasan is on January 27, 1914, prior to which the violet ink was used, hence this cover did not travel through the mail), faint toning, otherwise fine cover with a documented provenance, with 2008 Otto Graf certificate (Mi.2B) (Cat No. 20a) (Image)

Est.$500

1913 1gr black, margins just in at left, on cover sent from Elbasan to Qukes, tied by 11.12.1913 Elbasan cds, with Qukes arrival on reverse, fine, with 2008 Otto Graf certificate (Mi.20) (Cat No. 23) (Image)

Est.$250

1914 Arrival of Prince William of Wied, set of six on cover sent from Elbasan to Qukes, all with March 7, 1914 First Day cancels, with arrival on reverse, fine-v.f., with 2008 Otto Graf certificate (Mi.35-40) (Cat No. 41-46) (Image)

Est.$250

1931 Tirana-Rome flight overprints, seven complete sets, n.h., fine-v.f. (Mi.235-241) cat. €1750 (Cat No. C36-42) (Image)

Cat. €1750, Est.$500

1915 (18 Nov) commercial cover from Mollas, sent via Elbasan to Tirana, correctly franked with a single 40pa blue, tied by Mollas departure (date applied by hand), with Elbasan transit (Gregorian calendar 18 Nov), also with another transit (5 Nov) and arrival (7 Nov, both of those Julian calendar) on reverse. During this period, the Serbian Post cooperated with Essad's post and both the Gregorian and Julian calendars were used (in 1915 they were 13 days apart), minor cover flaws, fine, with 2008 Otto Graf certificate (Cat No. Mi.14) (Image)

Est.$400

1915 (23 Apr) cover from Shengjin to Shkodra, insufficiently franked 5pa postage, with 25q postage due applied on arrival, tied by bilingual Albanian-French cds (25 Apr), v.f., with 2008 Otto Graf certificate (Cat No. Mi.P2) (Image)

Est.$400

1897-99 Otto Nordenskjold Klondike Expedition, four covers with Canadian franking (one with stamp excised) from Dawson City, N.W.T. to Otto Nordenskjold in Upsala, Sweden (Image)

Est.$150

1901 cover sent from the relief ship "SY Morning" (originally "Morgenen", a Norwegian whaling ship, built in 1871 and purchased in 1901 as a relief ship for the British National Antarctic Expedition. In September 1901, she sailed from Norway to England where she was refitted and renamed "Morning", the same name translated into English) to London, with New Zealand franking, canceled at Christchurch, addressed to Sir Clements R Markam (one of the paramount figures of British geography and the quintessential promoter of Antarctic exploration), cover faults, rare usage (Image)

Est.$500

1901-03 Nine unused postcards, mostly from the Argentine Relief Expedition, fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.$150

1926 (22 Feb) two First Flight covers from Cordoba to Rio Cuarto and from Rio Cuarto to Cordoba, both 5c stationery entire envelopes with appropriate markings, fine-v.f. (Muller 15,15a) (Image)

Est.$200

1930 Zeppelin blue overprint, complete set of five, used with additional franking on special "Primer Vuelo Zeppelin" cacheted cover (legal size) to Germany, appropriate Pan-America round flight cachet and arrival pmks, fine and scarce (Cat No. C20-24) (Image)

Est.$500

1858 "retour receipisse" (return receipt) registered from Wien to Opocno franked with 10kr brown, used in combination with 15kr fiscal stamp, normal filing folds, fine and rare entire document showing mixed-franking usage (Cat No. 10) (Image)

Est.$500

1875 registered cover used in Czechoslovakia, franked with a block of 4x5kr, cancelled by bilingual "Kostel-Podivin" pmk, filing fold away from the stamps, with intact wax seals on back, fine (Cat No. 29) (Image)

Est.$200

1917 25h blue, block of four, variety imperf. at right, n.h., v.f. (ANK 223Ur, Euro 1,000) (Cat No. 170var) (Image)

Est.$300

1918-19 Republic overprints, 10 sets, n.h., fine-v.f. (ANK 228-46) cat. €1030 (Cat No. 181-99) (Image)

Cat. €1030, Est.$250

1934-35 Costumes 1gr-1sh complete, 17 different imperforate vertical or horizontal pairs, n.h., v.f. (ANK 567-83U, Euro 1,000) (Cat No. 354-70var) (Image)

Est.$300

1934-35 Costumes 2sh dull green, variety with color patch after numeral "2", n.h., v.f. (ANK 584I, Euro 450) (Cat No. 371var) (Image)

Est.$100

1945 unissued 5M perf. 12 1/2, n.h., v.f., signed Dr.Wallner (ANK Euro 1,300) (Image)

Est.$300

1945 6pf purple, triple overprint, lower right sheet corner margin block of four, n.h., v.f., signed Dr.Wallner (ANK 661DD, Euro 4,000) (Cat No. 400var) (Image)

Est.$1,000

1945 For use in Styria, 60pf double overprint, one diagonal, lower left sheet corner margin single, n.h., v.f. (ANK 691DD, Euro 230) (Cat No. 422var) (Image)

Est.$100

1959 Sports, Field ball Player 1.50s violet perforated, also imperf. 1.50s red brown and violet imperf., n.h., v.f., with 1960 Dr.Wallner certificate (ANK 1087P,U, Euro 2,600) (Cat No. 648P,var) (Image)

Est.$500

1918 2kr, 3kr, 4kr and 10kr imperforate and without surcharge, four different, including 10kr red brown, l.h. or h.r., large margins all around, v.f., signed Oriol, etc., rare (ANK 225-27PU,4D) cat. €2850 (Cat No. C1-3var) (Image)

Cat. €2850, Est.$1,500

1929-31 first flights, four cards (Luxor, Athens (2) and Aswan, last one defective) and two covers (both to England), Imperial Airways and other markings, scarce group (Image)

Est.$250