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2377 cover image1885/89: Issues on covers in a neat selection of 17 examples, franked with King Carol I “New Currency”, showing a range of values including 3 b., 5 b., 10 b., 15 b., and 25 b. and a 50 b., often in multiples and combinations. Many addressed to Italy (Count Panciera di Zoppola correspondence) with registered mail noted, various rates and blue transit cancels. Mixed in places although a clean and attractive lot, with good postal history interest in franking (popular issue) and destination (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2378 cover image1893/1930ca: Lot 120 covers mostly with full content, primarily pre-war and not from Bucharest bearing Carol and Ferdinand definitives, few within Romania and mainly directed from Liteni to the Conte Giuseppe Panciera di Zoppola, Lombardy, originating also from the Romanian Royal household in Castel Peles, incl. registered mail, mail from railway lines & stations, in addition few post-war New Romania usages from Cernauti. Overall fresh and clear usages and strikes, a lot of interest for the Romanian postal historian as well as the Italian historian (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (Image 12) (Image 13) (Image 14) (Image 15) (Image 16) (Image 17) (Image 18) (Image 19) (Image 20) (Image 21) (Image 22) (Image 23) (Image 24) (Image 25) (Image 26) (Image 27) (Image 28) (Image 29) (Image 30)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2379 cover imageRomanian Royalty – Extraordinary Group of three Autographed letters with original envelopes. Signed by Queen Elisabeta of Romania (1843–1916), Queen Marie of Romania (1875–1938), and King Ferdinand I of Romania (1865–1927). A remarkable and historically significant trio of autograph letters, each accompanied by its original postal cover, all addressed to Madame Marie Greciano in Italy. Together, these items provide a rare glimpse into the private correspondence of three of Romania’s most important royal figures at the turn of the 20th century. 1. Letter from Queen Elisabeta of Wied ("Carmen Sylva"), wife of King Carol I postmarked 27 June 1900, Bucharest – Palat Regal with fine strikes of the royal cancellation. Written in French and signed Elisabeth. The content is deeply personal, reflecting her characteristically emotional and poetic style. Elisabeta (better known by her literary pseudonym Carmen Sylva) was a noted writer and intellectual, and this letter captures her intimate voice of compassion and sentiment. 2. Letter from Princess (later Queen) Marie of Edinburgh, wife of Ferdinand I postmarked 22 July 1900, Castel Pelesch (her favored royal residence in Sinaia). Written in French and signed Marie. The letter conveys warm and personal sentiments, with characteristic vivacity. Marie of Edinburgh, granddaughter of Queen Victoria and Tsar Alexander II, would go on to become one of the most beloved and influential queens of Europe, celebrated for her diplomacy, beauty, and wartime leadership during World War I. 3. Letter from Crown Prince Ferdinand (later King Ferdinand I of Romania) postmarked 2 February 1900, Bucharest – Palat Regal, registered cover. Written in French and signed Ferdinand. The tone is courteous and considerate, offering words of condolence. Ferdinand, who would later ascend the throne in 1914, guided Romania through the First World War, greatly expanding the nation’s territory in the aftermath. Unique convergence of three royal voices in a single year (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
5563 cover image1900/11: 25 b. blue, a single example used on 1906 cover from Galatz to a passenger on the "S.S. Aberdour" care of the Hamburg America Line in Hong Kong; tied by Galatz cds in black. Multiple re-addressing to locate the passenger with handstruck "NOT D.K.D." (under re-addressing label), together with cancellations (14) including Hong Kong, "Singapore to Hong Kong" cds, Port Said, Suez, Yokohama, Nagasaki and Kobe, Japan and eventually to London (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
9064 cover imageDestination Rumänien, 1862: 5 Rp. braun mit 1867 10 Rp. rot und 50 Rp. lila, drei farbfrische und saubere Einzelwerte mit der üblichen Zähnung, je ideal klar entw. "LAUSANNE 27 XI 68" mit nebenges. gefasstem PD und CHARGE, auf eingeschriebenem Umschlag aus der bekannten Korrespondenz an Constantin Prossety in Bakeu Moldova in den Vereinigten Fürstentümern von Rumänien, Leitvermerk "Par Vienne", rücks. Teilabschlag des ovalen "RECOMANDIRT WIEN", Transitstp. "JASSY 4 / 12" in blau und leichter Abschlag des seltenen Ankunftsstp. "BAKEU 5 / 12", beide vom jeweiligen österreichischen Auslandspostamt, nur Monate vor ihrer Schliessung. Umschlag rechts minim verkürzt, aber ein ansprechendes, ausgewogenes Stück im 40 Rp. - Porto im Tarif vom September 1868 in die Vereinigten Fürstentümer und zusätzlich 25 Rp. Einschreibezuschlag (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-20, 11:59 PM
9065 cover imageRumänien 1872: 5 Rp. braun und 30 Rp. ultramarin, zwei farbfr. und fehlerfrei gez. Einzelwerte, zart und übergehend gest. "MORAT 12.IX.72", nebenges. zus. mit "PD" in Druckschrift nochmals wiederholt, auf Trauerbrieflein (min. umgefaltet, verklebter Einriss abseits der Frankatur) nach Galați (Galatz), Rumänien. Befördert auf dem Landweg über Österreich-Ungarn mit rücks. Transitstp. "BERN 12.IX.72" und "WIEN 14/9" sowie Ankunftsstp. "GALATI 17 SEP. 79" und für diese Route mit 35 Rp. laut Postvertrag mit dem Deutsch-Österreichischen Postverein vom 1. April 1871 bis zum Bestimmungsort freigemacht, wovon wie vorders. mit Rötel ausgewiesen "25" Rappen für Österreich und "3" Kreuzer Weiterfranko für die vereinigten Donaufürstentümer Moldau und Walachei. Attest Eichele (1999). Schäfer: Rumänien=9/13 Punkten. Provenienz: Sammlung Richard Schäfer, Rapp-Auktion, Wil (SG) Dezember 1999, Los 2161 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-20, 11:59 PM
Romania Austrian Levant Post Offices
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2282 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Bucharest; 1865 (Feb 2): Printed matter Cover of a courrier service to Vienna, internal '1865' archival note, bearing 1863 Arms 2 s. yellow in a horizontal pair, perf. 14, cancelled together by central strike of BUCAREST cds, reverse with WIEN arrival (Feb 8) cds. Stamp perforation wth some toning, nevertheless a rare presentation of the printed matter rate with 2 soldi for each the Levant and Austria, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 32. Ferchenbauer = € 2'500 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2283 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Bucharest; 1864ca (July 8): Cover to Volos, Thessalia, then under Ottoman rule, endorsed "pr Triest", bearing 1864 Arms 10 s. blue (2) and 15 s. brown (2), all perf. 9½ and tied by BUCAREST cds in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 714). WIEN and TRIEST (July 14) transit datestamps on reverse. Horizontal file fold well away from the franking, one 15 s. adhesive with minute tear at base, due to its undated nature with unexplainable rate, a cover to a very rare destination from Romania, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 37. Reference: Displayed and discussed in Gmach III, p. 367. Provenance: Collection Henry W. Houser, RL sale Zürich (June 1992), lot 1109 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2284 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Bucharest; 1864ca (May 3): Cover to Eppendorf nearby Hamburg, bearing 1863 Arms 10 s. blue and 15 s. brown, both perf. 14 and tied by BUKAREST cds in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 716). PEST and HAMBURG (May 9) transit datestamps on reverse, obverse with 'Nierenstempel' of the Danish Footpost "F.P. 9/5" serving to denote delivery. '1' (schilling Hamburg) in red crayon noted for local delivery in Eppendorf. Some toned gum, Denmark being a rare destination from Romania, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 38, cert. Eichele (1999) (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2285 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Bucharest; 1867 (Jan 17): Registered Envelope to Genova, Italy bearing on front 1864 Arms pair 3 s. green, 10 so. blue & 15 s. brown and on reverse another 10 s. blue, all perf. 9½, the adhesives on front overall fine and fresh, that on reverse cut when the envelope was opened, tied by oval "BUKAREST RECOMMANDIRT" datestamp (Tchilinghirian fig 716). Reverse with oval “WIEN RECOMMANDIRT” and framed rectanguar "TRIEST Recommandirt" transit datestamps, two Italian TPO and GENOVA arrival (Jan 25) cds's. The 31 soldi rate consists of 5 soldi for the Levant and 26 soldi in the Austrian / Italian convention, the registration fee of 10 soldi in addition, an item full of postal history. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 40, cert. Bottacchi (2009) Ferchenbauer = € 3'000+ for a three-colour franking (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2286 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Bucharest; 1867 (Feb 19): Registered Envelope to Paris bearing 1864 15 s. brown (4) on front and 3 s. green on reverse, all tied by oval "BUKAREST RECOMMANDIRT" datestamp in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 716). Small "P.D." in red, French "A." in black, French "Chargé" twice in red alongside as well as neat French "AUTR. STRASBOURG" entry cds (Feb 26). Reverse with oval "WIEN RECOMMAND:" transit and PARIS (Feb 26) arrival datestamps. A very rare registered usage with an exceptional franking paying 15 soldi for the Levant, 25 soldi following the Austrian/French postal convention plus 23 soldi for the registration in Austria and France. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 41 Ferchenbauer unlisted (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2287 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Bacau; 1868 (Aug 30): Cover to Iserlohn, Prussia, bearing 1864 Arms 10 s. blue perf. 9½, tied by BAKEU cds in bluish black (Tchilinghirian fig. 721). Reverse with wreathed JASSY transit in blue, Prussian Breslau - Oswiecim TPO and distribution datestamp (Sept 3). A fine and fresh cover from a rare office, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 43, signed Raybaudi, certs. A. Diena (1964), Eichele (1999). Provenance: Collection Henry W. Houser, RL sale Zürich (June 1992), lot 1100; collection Künzi (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2288 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Galatz; 1868ca (Dec 5): Cover to Athens, prepaid in cash with '15' soldi to the Greek harbour, noted in red crayon on the reverse, GALLATZ despatch cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 743) and FRANCO in the same blue ink on front, charged with '20' lepta for the Greek inland part of the voyage, noted in red crayon on front and paid with a Consecutive Athens Printing 20 l. blue (Hellas 19) on front, a fine and fresh adhesive with large even margins, tied by PIRAEUS cds (Nov 29). Reverse with another PIRAEUS transit and indistinct ATHENS arrival cds's. Some staining of the cover and minor acid ink, nevertheless an interesting partially prepaid cover from Romania to Greece, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 44, opinion Ferchenbauer (1994) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2289 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Galatz; 1862 (Nov 13): Double rate Cover to Syra, prepaid in cash with '30' soldi to the Greek harbour, noted in red crayon on the reverse, GALLATZ despatch cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 743) and FRANCO in the same bluish black ink on front, charged with '40' lepta for the Greek inland part of the voyage, noted in red crayon on front and paid with a First Athens Printing 40 l. mauve (Hellas 14/I) on front, a fine and fresh adhesive with good to large margins, tied by '67' of Syros. Reverse with SYROS arrival (Nov 11) cds. Some staining of the cover and minor acid ink, nevertheless an interesting partially prepaid cover from Romania to Greece in the second weight rate, the Greek part of the journey paid with an extremely fine usage of the First Athens Print. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 44, certs. Oscar Schulz (1969), BPA (1978) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2290 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Galatz; 1864 (Nov 14): Double rate Cover to Manchester, Great Britain, bearing the enormous 100 soldi franking of 1864 Arms 5 s. rose (pair and three single examples), 10 s. blue (3) and 15 s. brown (3), all perf 9½, tied by GALLATZ despatch cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 743), framed "P.D." as well as "Weit Franko 14" accountancy handstamp, both in red alongside. Reverse with WIEN transit and MANCHESTER arrival (Nov 24) cds's. Some adhesives separated with irregular scissor cuts, one corner bend to the reverse of a 10 soldi stamp, nevertheless a spectacular franking of great visual appeal showing the overland route via Vienna during the winter. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 46, signed Colla; cert. Ferchenbauer (2004). Note: For a double rate letter via Vienna to the United Kingdom a franking of 80 soldi should have been sufficient with twice 15 soldi for the journey to Vienna and twice 25 soldi further to Manchester. In addition, in Vienna the cover was handled only as a single-rate cover with a weiterfranko of only 14 kreuzer to the United Kingdom. What a phantastic and enigmatic item, the 50 soldi rate to England is known on additional covers from the same correspondence. Reference: Shown in Ferchenbauer handbook vol IV (2008) on page 584 as an exceptional example for a multiple three-colour franking. Displayed and discussed in Gmach III on page 388. Provenance: Collection Dr. Anton & Elisabeth Jerger, Corinphila sale 140 (November 2004), lot 804 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2291 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Giurgevo; 1865 (Oct 7): Cover to Vienna, bearing 1864 Arms pair 15 s. brown perf 9½, tied by GIURGEVO despatch cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 748). Reverse with WIEN arrival (Oct 12) cds. Horizontal file fold and some toning, nevertheless an appealing cover in the pre-1866 rate from this rare office, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 48 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2292 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Ibraila; 1864 (Sept 6): Cover to Trieste, bearing 1863 Arms pair 15 s. brown perf 14, cancelled by central strike of two-line "IBRAILA / 6 SET." datestamp in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 728). Reverse with TRIEST arrival (Sept 11) datestamp. A fine usage of this pre-philatelic datestamp which was not replaced earlier than 1865 by the usual circular datestamp. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 50. Reference: Displayed and discussed in Gmach I on page 236. Provenance: Deider sale 40 (October 2007), lot 4648 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2293 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Ibraila; 1865 (Nov 23): Cover to Marseille, bearing 1864 Arms 10 s. blue and pair 15 s. brown, all perf 9½, tied by crisp IBRAILA cds in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 730), "P.D." in red and "A." handstamp in black as well as French "AUTR. STRASBOURG" entry cds in red alongside. Reverse with WIEN and PARIS transit cds's, French ambulant and MARSEILLE arrival (Dec 3) cds. A fine and fresh cover in the 40 soldi rate to France, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 51, signed Lamy; cert. Eichele (1999) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2294 imageAustrian Consular Offices, Ibraila; 1866ca (Jan 31): Registered large part cover front to Athens, bearing 1864 Arms 15 s. brown perf 9½, a 'Treppenfrankatur' of 16 examples, tied by IBRAILA cds in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 730), "RACCOM." handstamp alongside. Part of the franking impaired due to its position at the covers edge, three stamps with creases, perforation irregularities as to be expected, nevertheless the highest recorded franking of the Austrian Post in Romania. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 52, cert. Sorani (1992) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
2295 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Ibraila; 1866 (June 19): Unpaid Cover to Corfu, Ionian Islands, endorsed "via Baziasch", struck by oily IBRAILA cds in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 730).The total postage fee until the Greek harbour was claculated with "30 / 15" soldi (=135 lepta) in blue crayon. Upon arrival in Kerkyra the cover was charged with additional 20 lepta for the inland part of the journey, the total sum of "155" lepta was noted in red crayon and paid with a five colour-franking of the Consecutive Athens Printing 5 l. green, 10 l. orange, 20 l. blue, 40 lepta mauve, and 80 l. rose-carmine, tied by KERKYRA cds (July 18, julian). Reverse with WIEN and TRIEST transit cds's and another KERKYRA strike. Three stamps touched, the 10 lepta touched by a vertical file fold, otherwise an appealing five-colour combination cover from Greece coming from an extremely scarce office of sending. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 53, cert. Holcombe (1986). Provenance: Corinphila sale 75 (March 1987), lot 3485 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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