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2337 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1870 (Nov 30): Cover from Bucharest to Pest, bearing a combination franking of similar colours with 1869 Prince Carol 15 bani vermillion & pair 1871 Prince Carol with beard 5 bani carmine, tied / cancelled by thimble BUCURESCI datestamp in black, framed "P.D." and "DUPA PLECARE" (too late) handstamps alongside, reverse with partial PEST arrival cds. One 5 bani stamp defective, nevertheless a most attractive cover with the franking paying correctly the 25 bani rate to Austria. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 121. Provenance: Balasse auction (Dec 1960), lot 1517; Corinphila sale 83 September 1991), lot 4639 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2338 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1871 (April 2): Nerwspaper frontpage of the journal "FREIER ORIENT" sent from Bucharest to Neusatz, Hungary, bearing 1871 Prince Carol with full beard 5 bani carmine-rose, tied by BUCURESCI datestamp in black, framed "P.D." handstamp alongside. Franked upon arrival in Hungary with Hungarian foreign newspaper taxstamp 2 kr. brown, tied by "MOZGU POSTA 3 PEST-BASIAC" (TPO Pest - Baziasch) handstamp. 5 bani printed matter rate sent under the Romanian / Austrian Postal Treaty coming into force on 1st April 1869. One of few recorded newspapers with Lithographed frankings. The only bearing a foreign adhesive, a large rarity of Romanian philately. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 122, cert. Heimbüchler (2016). Provenance: David Feldman auction (November 2016), lot 33064 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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2339 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (Aug 6): Mourning Printed matter from Jassy to Vienna, bearing 1872 Prince Carol 5 bani carmine perforated, tied by JASSY datestamp in black, framed "P.D." handstamp alongside, reverse with WIEN and "LEOPOLDSTADT WIEN" arrival (Aug 9) cds's . A rare and correctly franked 5 bani printed matter rate sent under the Romanian / Austrian Postal Treaty, only two or three foreign printed matter items known with the perforated 5 bani. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 124, cert. Heimbüchler (2017) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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2340 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1871 (Nov 30): Envelope from Bucharest to Vienna, bearing a mixed issue franking of similar colours with 1869 Prince Carol 15 bani vermillion & pair 1871 Prince Carol with beard 5 bani carmine, tied by thimble BUCURESCI datestamp in black, framed "P.D." handstamp alongside, reverse with partial "LEOPOLDSTADT WIEN" (Dec 6) arrival cds. Backflap missing, nevertheless an attractive cover with the franking paying correctly the 25 bani rate to Austria. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 127 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2341 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (March 18): Near border Entire letter from Jassy in the well-known Zucker correspondence to Itzkany, bearing 1868 Prince Carol 3 bani violet, three single examples and a pair, unevenly cut with overall large margins, tied by JASSY datestamp in black, framed "P.D." handstamp alongside, reverse with indistinct "ITZKANY BAHNHOF" arrival cds. Entire with some tear and wear, nevertheless a most exceptional franking to pay correctly the 15 bani border rate under the Romanian / Austrian Postal Treaty. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 125, signed Heimbüchler. Provenance: Corinphila sale 89 (October 1994), lot 5090 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2342 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1871 (Oct): Envelope from Bucharest to Vienna, bearing 1871 Prince Carol with beard 10 bani orange, a single example with large margins on three sides, lightly touched at base, tied by indistinct thimble BUCURESCI datestamp in black with month slug inverted, framed "P.D." handstamp alongside, this one overstamped with light "AFFRANCHISSEMENT INSUFFISANT" handstamp, reverse with indistinct "NEUSTADT WIEN" arrival cds. An interesting cover franked in the 10 bani inland rate, taxed with "16x" kreuzer in blue crayon to pay the difference between the unpaid letter rate of 20 kreuzer minus the franking of 10 bani equals to 4 kreuzer. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 128 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2343 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (Aug 20): Registered Quadruple rate Envelope from the Austro-Hungarian consulate in Turnu-Severin to St. Miklos in the Liptó County, Hungary, today in Slovakia, bearing a combination franking of 1869 Prince Carol without beard 50 bani blue & red (2) and 1872 25 bani dark brown perforated, the 50 bani examples primarily with good margins, one example shaved at base, the 25 bani with the usual perforation and centering, these adhesives tied by light double-circle "T. SEVERIN DIM" datestamp in blue (Kiriac fig. 483), framed "P.D." and RECOMANDAT handstamps in the same ink alongside, reverse with transit cds's of "ALT-ORSOVA", PEST, and KASSA as well as "LIPTO SZT MIKLOS" arrival (Aug 25) cds. The reverse shows five intact wax seals of the consulate. Cover roughly opened on reverse, some ink staining and toning, nevertheless a spectacular item franked correctly with four times 25 bani for the postage plus 25 bani registration fee. In addition this cover is of particular postal history interest as the franking includes two Lithographed issues two years apart, without using the 1871 New Stones 50 bani adhesives issued in between. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 126, signed Holcombe (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2344 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (Sept 27): Entire letter from Galati to Ruschuk in future Bulgaria, bearing a combination franking of 1871 Prince Carol New Stones 10 bani Prussian blue emergency issue and 1869 Prince Carol 15 bani vermillion, cancelled by central strike of thimble GALATI datestamp in black, framed "P.D." handstamp alongside, no further datestamps. Some toning spots, nevetheless a rare entire, correctly franked in the extremely rare reduced 25 bani rate to the south-bank ports of the Danube. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 130, cert. Heimbüchler (2007). Provenance: Collection Cornelia, Corinphila sale 149 (February 2007), lot 5225 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2345 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (March 16): Envelope from Turnu Magurele to Ismailia in Egypt, endorsed "via Constantinopoli", bearing 1869 Prince Carol 50 bani blue & red in combination with 1871 Prince Carol with beard 25 bani brown, tied by double-circle ornamental "T. MAGURELLE" datestamp in blue (Kiriac fig. 418), framed "P.D." in the same ink and italic "Franca" handstamp in black applied upon arrival alongside. Reverse with thimble BUCURESCI and "V. R. POSTE EGIZIANI ALESSANDRIA 29 MAR 1872" transit cds's as well as "V. R. POSTE EGIZIANI ISMAILIA" arrival cds of the same day. Both adhesives had been glued over the envelope's top edge, both are touched on one side, the cover with part of backflap missing and some toning, nevertheless one of only two covers recorded to Egypt, the only cover correctly franked with 75 bani to Egypt, and one of very few covers known to destinations outside Europe. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 132, cert. Heimbüchler (2010). Reference: Displayed and discussed in Heimbüchler - United Principalities 1862-1872 on page 266. Provenance: Collection Moldau I, Corinphila sale 167 (December 2010), lot 7106 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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2346 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1869 (May 10): Mourning Envelope from Ismail to Syra, Greece, endorsed "via Constantinopoli", bearing 1869 Prince Carol 15 bani vermillion and 25 bani orange & blue, margins from shaved to large, tied by double-circle ornamental ISMAIL datestamp in blue (Kiriac fig. 401), straight-line JSMAIL and framed "P.D." in the same ink alongside, but also italic "P.P." of the Constantinopel office. Reverse with double-circle GALATI and Austrian CONSTANTINOPEL transit cds's as well as SYROS arrival cds (May 11, julian). An appealing and interesting item, the Romanian 40 bani franking paying the journey only to Constantinople but not to Greece, this was however neglected by the Greek post which charged the cover only with "20" lepta in blue crayon for the Greek inland journey, paid with 20 lepta blue. Underpaid mail was in principal not allowed by the regulations, a rare item full of postal history, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 133, cert. Heimbüchler (2016) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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2347 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (Feb 25): Registered Cover from Braila to Genova, Italy, bearing a combination franking of 1869 Prince Carol 50 bani blue & red and 1872 25 bani brown perf., a fresh and fine examples, tied by light double-circle BUCURESTI datestamp in black, framed "P.D." and RECOMANDAT alongside, reverse with ROMA arrival cds (March 4). Part of backflap missing, pinpricks away from the adhesives, nevertheless an interesting and scarce registered cover to Italy, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 138 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2348 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1870 (May 6): Unpaid Cover from Galati to Corfu, Greece, endorsed "Via Roman", struck by clear double-circle GALATI datestamp (Kiriac fig. 394), reverse with thimble WIEN transit cds and KERKYRA arrival (May 6, julian). Upon arrival charged with "90" lepta in blue crayon paid with Cleaned Plates 10 l. orange & 80 l. rose-carmine (Hellas 26+29), tied by KERKYRA arrival cds. A fine cover in the Austrian/Greek convention of May 1868, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 134, signed Calves & Holcombe (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2349 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1875 (March 15): Cover from Galati to Corfu, Greece, endorsed "Via Trieste", bearing a three-colour franking of 1872 Prince Carol Paris print 10 bani blue, 15 bani red-brown, and 50 bani rose, tied by GALATZI datestamp, italic "P.D." alongside, reverse with WIEN and TRIEST transit datestamps as well as KERKYRA arrival (March 15, julian). The 75 bani pre-GPU franking prepaid the full journey to the receiver with the majority of the mail here sent unpaid, scarce therefore. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 134 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2350 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1870ca (Dec): Envelope from Bucharest to St. Petersburg, Russia, endorsed "par Vienne", struck by indistinct 1867 T67 BUCURESCI datestamp (Kiriac figs. 430-433), framed "P.D:" and bend "Franco" alongside, reverse with oval Russian Frankirovano in blue and part strike of "S. PETERBURG 30 NOV 18.." arrival cds. Backflap missing, with the April 1869 postal convention with Austria, mail could also be sent further to Russia for a total postage fee of 60 bani, a rare destination, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 136 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2351 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (Sept 24): Printed matter circolare from Braila to Genova, Italy, bearing 1871 Prince Carol New Stones 10 bani ultramarine emergency issue, a fresh and fine example with large margins all round, tied by thimble BRAILA datestamp and italic "P.D." , framed "P.D." alongside, reverse with VERONA transit cds (Sept 29) with inverted month slug. A particularly attractive and fine printed matter item to Italy, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 137, cert. Heimbüchler (2017) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2352 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (Jan 21): Printed matter Cover without content from Craiova to the Cheese dealer Joost in Langnau, bearing 1871 Prince Carol 5 bani carmine (2), two fresh and fine examples with good to large margins, tied by light double-circle "CRAIOVA DIM" datestamp in blue, reverse with "ALT-ORSOVA" and BURGDORF transit cds's as well as LANGNAU arrival cds (Jan 28). File folds well away from the franking, nevertheless a fine and fresh printed matter, only two reported to Switzerland, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 139, cert. Heimbüchler (2017) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2353 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1870 (Nov 11): Cover from Bucharest to Langnau, Switzerland, bearing 1869 Prince Carol ‘without beard’ 10 bani blue and 25 bani orange & blue, fine margined examples, tied by early usage of the BUCURESCI thimble datestamp struck in black (Kiriac fig. 488). Framed 'P.D.' alongside and reverse with WIEN and BURGDORF transit cds’s as well as LANGNAU arrival cds (Nov 17). The weiterfranco of ‘10’ kreuzer beyond Romania was noted in red crayon on front, changed into ‘4’ (kreuzer) for Switzerland by the Austrian office. A most attractive cover from a well-known correspondence to a cheese dealer in the Emmental in Switzerland. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 140, cert. Heimbüchler (2006). Note: Following the Romanian - Austrian Postal convention of 24 July 1868, coming into force on 1 April 1869 mail abroad including transit mail could be conveyed from Romanian offices. The rate to Switzerland was 10 bani for Romania, 6 kreuzer (= 15 bani) for Austria and 4 kreuzer (= 10 bani) for Switzerland. Provenance: Corinphila sale 191 (November 2014), lot 1472 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2354 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1872 (Sept 10): Cover from Galatz to Langnau, Switzerland, bearing 1872 Prince Carol with beard 25 bani brown perforated, tied by clear strike of the thimble GALATI datestamp in black. Framed 'P.D.' alongside overstruck by "AFFRANCHISSEMENT INSUFFISANT" handstamp, reverse with Swiss "B.P. ROMANSHORN - BERN" TPO and LANGNAU arrival cds (Sept 20). The letter was underpaid by 10 bani and finally taxed with 45 rappen with the unpaid letter rate of 70 bani minus 25 bani franking resulting in a difference of 45 bani equal to 45 rappen with both currencies being part of the Latin currency union. A fine cover from a well-known correspondence to a cheese dealer in the Emmental in Switzerland. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 141 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2355 cover/bof imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1869 (Aug 17): Double rate Newspaper wrapper from Bucharest to Paris, bearing a splendid block of four 1869 Prince Carol without beard 10 bani blue, cancelled by crisp strike of double-circle "BUCURESTI SERA" datestamp (Kiriac fig. 444), framed 'P.D.' alongside, reverse with WIEN transit cds. The wrapper shortened at left, some toning, the block of four in an outstanding quality and beauty, these multiples on cover are almost unknown, only one other newspaper wrapper to France recorded in the double rate. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 142, cert. Heimbüchler (2016) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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2356 cover imageRomanian Post, Treaty with Austria; 1869 (June 8): Underpaid Envelope from Bucharest to Paris, bearing 1869 Prince Carol ‘without beard’ 25 bani orange & blue and 50 bani blue & red, tied by double-circle “BUCURESTI SERA” cds (Kiriac fig 443). Framed “P.D.” and “A.” handstamps alongside, overstruck by "JNSUFFISAMENT AFFRANCHIE" handstamp, obverse also struck by indistinct French “AUTR. STRASBOURG” entry cds in blue. Reverse with WIEN transit cds (June 12). Franked to pay correctly the single 75 bani rate via Austria to France, taxed as being a double rate item with the present franking disregarded. Both adhesives glued at the envelope's edge and thereby impaired, part of backflap missing, nevertheless an interesting item, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 143 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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