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9063 cover imageÖsterreich-Ungarn 1882: 15 Rp. gelb und 5 Rp. schwarzbraun auf Faserapier in seltener Kombination mit 2 Rp. olivbraun und 3 Rp. schwarz auf weissem Papier, vier meist farbfr. und gut gez. Einzelwerte (2 Rp. etw. oxydiert, 15 Rp. ein ergänzter Zahn) als Zusatzfrankatur auf Tüblibrief 25 Rp. grün im grossen Format, je klar und übergehend entw. "WINTERTHUR 5.III.82.XI" mit beigefügtem Kastenstp. "CHARGE / G...N..." und dekorativem Absenderstp. "E. WELLAUER, Zahnarzt / Winterthur" in violett und nach Wien, Österreich adressiert. Rücks. Ankunftsstp. vom 7. März. Portogerechte Frankatur von 25 Rp. Briefporto in die UPU-Mitgliedsstaaten plus 25 Rp. Einschreibegebühr laut UPU-Tarif vom 1. April 1879. Eine attraktive und ausserordentlich seltene Fünffarbenfrankatur verschiedener Papiersorten; Atteste Hunziker (1981) und Eichele (2019) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-20, 11:59 PM
Austria Donau Steamship Company
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2241 cover imageDDSG 1866: 10 kr. red, perf. 9½, a fine used example in a pale shade used on 1871 entire letter to Braila, Romania endorsed "Cu ô prova de grâu" at top, tied by "CALAFAT" cds (13/III) in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 782); unusual "10" possible due handstamp on obverse and reverse with faint Braila arrival cds. A rare entire Mi = € 2'200+ (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2314 cover imageDDSG / DSNC agencies, Galatz; 1866 (Sept 26): Cover to Ruschuk, Bulgaria bearing 1866 17 kr. scarlet, perf. 12 tied by "GALAZ 26 / IX" datestamp in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 813). Light file folds not affecting the fine appearance. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 83. Note: As the majority of DDSG mail is domestic only a minute fraction is relevant for this collection like this cover directed to the future Bulgarian shore of the Danube (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2315 cover imageDDSG / DSNC agencies, Braila; 1868 (June 2): Entire letter to Nicopoli, Bulgaria, bearing 1866 10 kr. violet, tied by oval "BRAILA 2 / 6" datestamp in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 807). Adhesive with scissor cut and irregular perfs at base, letter pressed, presumably detached, nevertheless an appealing strike. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 85, opinion Ferchenbauer (2002). Reference: Displayed and discussed in Gmach I on page 248. Provenance: Collection Donau, Corinphila sale 134 (April 2003), lot 171 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2316 cover imageDDSG / DSNC agencies, Braila; 1868: Cover to Nicopoli, Bulgaria, forwarded to Sistov bearing 1867 10 kr. green type I, tied by clear strike of pre-philatelic framed "PORT. PAYÉ" handstamp (Post Paid) in blue applied at the Braila Agency (Tchilinghirian fig. 804). A rarity of the DDSG cancellations with only three known. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 86. Note: In the literature, three covers from the same correspondence from Ibraila to Nicopoli are known, The present and another from the collection of Julis Steindler (lot 195 of his collection's sale) as well as the cover ex Hurt & Ringström depicted in "The Private Ship Letter Stamps of the World" on page 74. Reference: Discussed in Gmach I on page 244. Provenance: Collection Julius Steindler, Robson Lowe sale, Basel (March 1972), lot 196 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2317 cover imageDDSG / DSNC agencies, Calafat; 1867 (May 29): Cover to Belgrad, Serbia bearing 1867 17 kr. scarlet, perf. 9½ tied by "CALAFAT 29 / V" datestamp in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 782). A fine and fresh entire to this elusive destination from Romania, only two covers recorded. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 91 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2318 cover imageDDSG / DSNC agencies, Calafat; 1868 (Aug 11): Entire letter via Ruschuk, then via the newly built railway line to Varna, future Bulgaria, bearing 1867 10 kr. green type I, tied by "CALAFAT 11 / VIII" datestamp in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 782), reverse with "RUSTSCHUK 12/8" cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 876) and two-line "VARNA / 13 AGO:" datestamp (Tchilinghirian fig 884), both from the respective Austrian consular offices. Light vertical fold of no importance, charged "15" soldi Levant unpaid rate, noted on front. Most interesting, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 91 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2319 cover imageDDSG / DSSC, Calafat; 1866 (June 28): Cover to Vienna bearing DDSG 1866 17 kr. scarlet perf. 12 in a combination franking with Austria 1864 Arms 5 kr. rose perf. 9½, two fresh adhesives tied by CALAFAT despatch cds in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 782), two different “ALT-ORSOVA” transit cds (June 29/30) alongside, reverse with WIEN arrival (July 3). The DDSG stamp covers the journey along the Danube to Orsova, the Arms adhesive the journey beyond. While the DDSG adhesive shows some pre-use wrinkles and a horizontal file fold affects the Arms definitive, this is an impressive combination cover of DDSG Shipmail and Austrian inland mail. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 93. Reference: Displayed and discussed in Jerger - Mischfrankaturen on page 319. Provenance: Collection Steindler, Robson Lowe, Basel (March 1972), lot 56; collection Collection Dr. Anton & Elizabeth Jerger; Dorotheum sale (Nov 2003), lot 2 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2320 cover imageDDSG / DSNC ship's handstamps; 1867 (June 9): Entire letter to Vidin bearing DDSG 1866 10 kr. lilac, tied by oval “ORIENT 22” Ship’s handstamp in blue ink (Tchilinghirian fig. 298) and by a private merchant’s handstamp “Aleksandr Richter” in violet, no further postal markings. The adhesive with tear, nevertheless a top rarity of DDSG postal material with this cover being the unique usage of this Ship’s Marking. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 95. Reference: This unique strike was the template for the figure in Tchilinghirian, the cover described in detail in part 3 on pp. 185 & 202, the cover shown partially on page 176. Displayed also in Edition d'Or of Emil Capellaro on page 92 and Gmach I on page 334. Provenance: Collection Julius Steindler, Robson Lowe, Basel (March 1972), lot 138.; collection Emil Capellaro (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
Austria Navy and Ship Mail
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7030 cover imageAustrian Shipmail, Ingoing to Triest from Beirut 1876 (Nov): Envelope to Genova, endorsed “Col Piroscafo Austriaco”, bearing 1867 Coarse Whiskers 10 so blue, cover despatched directly at the vessel, upon arrival in Trieste the stamp was tied by bold three-line "LETTERE ARRIVATE / COL VAPORE / DAL LEVANTE" (Tchilinghirian fig. 99), reverse with oval TRIEST (Nov 17) transit datestamp and GENOVA arrival (Nov 19) cds. Signed Sorani (Image 1) (Image 2)

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7031 cover imageAustrian Shipmail, Ingoing to Constantinople from Beirut 1887 (July): Envelope to Stockport, Great Britain, endorsed “via Brindisi”, bearing pair 1883 Arms 5 so rose, cover despatched directly at the vessel, "ALEXANDRIEN 9 / 7 87" transit cds on reverse, upon arrival in Constantinople the pair was tied by fine oval "COL VAPORE DA / BERUTTI" handstamp (Tchilinghirian fig. 103), indistinct French entry cds in red alongside, thimble STOCKPORT arrival cds (July 15) on reverse (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
Austrian Levant
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2071 cover imageFrench Occupation of Dalmatia 1808 (Feb 19): Entire letter dated "Dobrota 19 Fbro 1808" and adressed to Venice, struck with superb strike of "CATTARO / IN ALBANIA" in black (Müller 216a=300 Points), sent unpaid via Kotor and rated '18' décimes to pay in manuscript. Reverse with clear "VENEZIA / 19 MAR.O" arrival in black. A splendid and early strike of this scarce postmark (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2072 cover imageFrench Occupation of Dalmatia 1810 (Sept. 14): Entire letter written from Dobrota near Kotor to Venice, pre-paid "10 D" (Décimes) French postage denoted in manuscript on reverse and struck with very fine "P.P. / CATTARO / ILLYRIE" (Müller 216c=400 Points) in red with indistinct Venice arrival on reverse, where charged a further "40" decimi Italian postage to be paid by the recipient. A scarce and tremendously appealing entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2073 cover imageFrench Occupation of Dalmatia 1810 (Sept 13): Entire letter from the Government Commissioner for the Province of Cattaro adressed to the "Commissario Generale di Polizia del Dipartimento dell Adriatico" in Venice, struck with very fine "CATTARO / ILLYRIE" in red (Müller 216b=280 Points) with "R. A. DELEGANZ.E PROVIN- / CIALE DI CATTARO" cachet in black at lower left and negative "CORLINI REG. DELEGATO COB..." (unlisted by Reinhardt) on reverse. Sent unpaid and charged '60' decimi to pay in manuscript on receipt with "VENEZIA / 10 OTT" arival on reverse. A choice and interesting entire. Note: The letter informs the Commissioner of Police for the Dipartimento del Adriatico in the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy of the escape of one Milos Abradovich, accused of "importanti contrabandi e altre politiche trasgressioni", after deceiving the guards at the Lazaret where he had been detained and asks for assistance in his arrest (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2074 cover imageAustrian Post Offices 1829 (July 19): Entire letter written from Budva via Kotor to Pöstling, Lower Austria, endorsed "pr. Grätz, Eisenärtz" at lower left with manuscript indication of origin "v. Budua" in brown ink and superb strike of framed "CATTARO" (Müller 216f) in black, charged "16" Kreuzer in red crayon upon arrival. A rare and fine entire (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2075 cover imageAustrian Post Offices 1836 (Dec. 27): Registered entire letter written from Dobrota via Kotor to Treviso, forwarded to Padova and finally to Venice with very fine oval "CATTARO" (Müller 216g) in black and manuscript registration numbers "N.106" and "460", charged "12" and eventually "14" soldi in manuscript. Indistinct arrival marking on reverse. A fine and rare entire (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2076 imageAustrian Post Offices 1867/74: Fine whiskers 10 s. blue, Group of two single examples and a horizontal pair on small piece, each lightly cancelled by "DULCIGNO / SAN GIOVANNI DI MEDUA" cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 469) in use for only two years between 1879 and 1881. A scarce and attractive group in fine condition (Image 1)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2081 cover imageAustrian Post Offices 1880 (Nov. 22): Fine Whiskers 10 s. deep blue (2) tied by "DULCIGNO / SAN GIOVANNI DI MEDUA 22 / 11 / 80" cds in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 469), in use for only two years from 1879 to 1881, to cover adressed to Baron Montgascon, the French ambassador to Montenegro, currently at Gravosa (Dubrovnik) with oval "GRAVOSA 24 / 11 / 80" arrival on reverse. Correctly pre-paid for a double weight letter at twice the 10 soldi unitary rate for letters from Albania and the Danube Principalities. A fresh and fine cover with this tremendously rare postmark. Note: When the independence of the Principality of Montenegro was internationally recognized by the Treaty of Berlin in 1878 the new state was to receive control of the port of Antivari (Bar) and nearby Ulcinj (Dulcigno). The Ottoman Empire however initially refused to relinquish control of Ulcinj and did so only after diplomatic intervention from the European signatories of the treaty and a naval show of force off the turkish coast. On 30 November 1880 Ulcinj was ceded to Montenegro. Reflecting these events, the Austrian P.O. at Antivari was closed in mid 1879 and an Austrian Lloyd Postal Agency opened in Ulcinj, which in turn was moved to San Giovanni di Medua in Ottoman Albania in summer 1880. Thus the tiny port of San Giovanni became the main outlet of mail from Scutari, with the Austrian Consulate at Scutari sending all it's own mail through the agency before the reopening of a Consular P.O. in 1901. Provenance: Corinphila sale 182, September 2013, Lot 1336 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2082 cover imageAustrian Post Offices 1813/68: Group of entire letters/covers (11), all to or from Kotor (Cattaro) or Erceg Novi (Castelnuovo) including an 1860 registered official letter from Palma, Lombardy, somewhat vaguely adressed to "Castelnuovo", missent to Herceg Novi with manuscript "maldiretta" and clear "CASTELNUOVO / JLLIRIEN / 12 MAR" arrival, readressed to Castelnuovo del Garda near Verona where the letter couldn't be delivered either, was endorsed "non esiste Pretura in Castelnuovo Veronese" and finally readressed to Castelnovo near Vicenza, an 1868 postal receipt with clear strike of "CASTELNUOVO IN DALMAZIA 2 / 2" cds. in purple, an 1857 official letter from Kotor endorsed "Piloto Portuale in Cattaro" as well as five incoming items including an 1813 entire from Venice to Dobrota with manuscript "da Venezia" in brown ink and italic "Venezia" handstamp and an 1836 cover from Russia to Kotor. An interesting group, primarily in good condition (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7)

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2083 cover imageAustrian Post Offices 1850/88: Group of entire letters, covers and cards (15) from various Post Offices including Kotor with1850 3 Kr. red and 6 Kr. brown cancelled by "CATTARO / 24 DEC.B" straightline in black on 1850 entire to Triest, 1867 Coarse Whiskers 5 Kr. red tied by bold strike of scarce "CATTARO / COL VAPORE" (Müller 3397=48P) in black to cover from Dobrota to Orebic, Croatia with "RAGUSA" transit and "OREBICH 17/8" arrival on reverse or Coarse Whiskers 5 Kr. red (2) and 10 Kr. blue each tied by clear strike of "CATTARO RECOMM: 12/9/72" thimble cds. to registered entire to Lissa, Croatia, Bar with Austrian Levant 1867 Coarse Whiskers 5 s. red and 10 s. blue (Mi. 3/I+4/I) tied by clear strike of "ANTIVARI 6 / 1" cds. in black to cover to Ruse, Bulgaria, Erceg Novi with 1850 3 Kr. red tied by bold strike of "CASTELNUOVO / JLLIRIEN / 22. FEB:" (Müller 404a=60 P) to 1851 entire to Trieste and Budva with 1883 5 kr. red/black tied by bilingual "BUDVA-BUDUA 23/9/90" cds. to cover to Kotor. Slightly varying but an interesting group including many items in fine condition (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8)

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