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Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
570 image1863/1914: Collection primarily used adhesives, incl. 1863 Arms
issue perf. 14 with 2 s. yellow cancelled in Prevesa, 1864 Arms
perf. 9½ with 2 s. yellow, 1867 Coarse Whiskers 50 s. red-brown
perf. 12 from Constantinople, signed Pfenninger, Fine Whiskers 10
s. perf 10½:9, opinion Matl, 1886 3 s. light green ovpt 10 PA, tied
by SMYRNE cds to piece, and 1901 Franz-Joseph 25 h. ovpt 20 PA,
opinion Goller, also postage due issues in primarily unused
condition; five opinions in total Mi = € 5'655 following the
consignor. (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)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
572 cover image1896/1906: Group two Austrian Levant stationery postal cards '20
PARA 20' ovpt on 5 kreuzer and 10 heller rose, respectively sent
from the rare offices of INEBOLI and KERASSUNDE, to Constantinople
and Lausanne. Nice duo. Provenance: Ex. Morton R. Laby. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 150.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
1928 cover imageAustrian Occupation during the Crimean War; 1854 (Dec 10): Envelope
with full content from Bucharest to Klausenburg / Cluj, internally
dated "Bukarest den 10 Dez. 54"bearing 1850 9 kr. blue type IIIb on
handmade paper, a marginal example tied by fine "K.K. FELDPOSTAMT
No. 1" cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 712 / Müller 3436b = 600 points) in
black. Reverse with "FELDPOSTAMT No 4 13/12" transit cds struck in
Hermannstadt and CLAUSENBURG arrival cds (Dec 15). The 9 kreuzer
paid the military concession rate, the cover is directed to Graf
Emil Wimpffen, Rittmeister at the headquarter 11th army corps in
Klausenburg. Cert. Puschmann (1981). Some staining due to the
fumigation procedure, an interesting early cover from the Crimean
War. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 21. Provenance:
Collection Donau, Corinphila sale 139 (November 2003), lot 2307. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1929 cover imageAustrian Occupation during the Crimean War; 1854 (Dec 12): Entire
letter, written Dec 8, addressed to Brasov, Transylvania. Passed
from the 'Starostie Local Post' in Campina with fine strike on flap
of oval "K. K. AGENZIE STAROSTIE IN KIMPINA" with oval Arms
vignette in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 733) struck over '2698'
numeral and '22/12' date, thence carried by Courier over the border
where mailed with Austria 1850 3 kr. red type III on handmade
paper, tied by "OBER-TÖMÖS" datestamp in black (Dec 22). KRONSTADT
arrival cds on reverse (Dec 24). A few minor faults to the letter,
but the entire opens well for Exhibit display. A remarkable unique
entire, the only starostie forwarded letter known. Illustrated in
Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 29, signed Pascanu; cert. E. Diena
(1981). Reference: Shown and discussed in Gmach - Österreichische
und ungarische Posteinrichtungen in den Donaufürstentümern, part I,
page 56. Provenance: Collection Franz See, Corinphila sale 62 (May
1979), lot 2319; Corinphila sale 182 (September 2013), lot 1691. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 2,500.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1930 cover imageAustrian Occupation during the Crimean War; 1855 (Nov 24): Envelope
from Bucharest to France, struck by BUKAREST cds (Tchilinghirian
fig. 713 / Müller 3436a = 2'250 points) with a plethora of
accountancy handstamps and French entry cds in red alongside,
reverse with HERMANNSTADT and PARIS transit as well as
"LONS-LE-SAUNIER" arrival (Dec 5) cds's. The BUKAREST datestamp was
used on civilian mail during Crimean War, but also thereafter at
the Consular PO. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 30. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 100.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1931 cover Austrian Occupation during the Crimean War; 1855: A fine duo of two
civilian covers struck with the two-line GALLATZ datestamp and
directed to Odessa and Sira, respectively, an exceptional late
usage of this consular datestamp although the Fieldpost cds was
already available. The cover to Russia punched and fumigated, a
most interesting ensemble, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on
page 26.



Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1932 cover imageAustrian Occupation during the Crimean War; 1855ca (Dec 12):
Registered Military Envelope from the Austrian Fieldpost office in
Pitesti to Verona, bearing 1854 pair 3 kr. light red Type IIIa on
handmade paper in combination with 9 kr. blue Type IIIb on machine
paper, three fine and fresh adhesives tied by fine strikes of the
elusive “K.K.ÖST. F.P. PITESCHTI“ cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 765 /
Müller 3445a = 1'875 points). Reverse with HERMANNSTADT transit and
VERONA arrival (Jan 8). Exceptional application of the franking to
pay the 6 kreuzer registration fee on obverse, a fact which was
explicitly noted in manuscript on reverse by the postal clerk.
Slitted for fumigation, this touching the first and third adhesive,
nevertheless an exceptional registered cover with this sought after
datestamp. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 23, cert.
Ferchenbauer (1974). Note: An item of extreme rarity presumably
unique. Tchilinghirian states: 'stampless covers, not seen, but may
exist'. PROFI knows just one outgoing and two incoming stampless
covers, not one with adhesives. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 3,000.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1933 cover imageAustrian Occupation during the Crimean War; 1856ca (Jan 7):
Soldier's letter from Bucharest to a Wilhelm von La Vigne,
Hauptmann of the 10th Jäger-Bataillon in Verona bearing 9 kr. blue
to pay the concession rate, tied by "FELDPOSTAMT No. 1" cds showing
WIEN transit and VERONA arrival (Jan 17) cds's. Minor toning and
two small corner tears, nevertheless an appealing and interesting
item, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 21. Note: The
concession rate for private mail from military personal of the
occupation army was introduced on 12 March 1855. Therefore, this
undated cover cannot have been despatched in 1855. Reference: Shown
and discussed in Gmach- Österreichische und ungarische
Posteinrichtungen in den Donaufürstentümern, part III, page 127.
Provenance: Corinphila sale 148 (Feb 2007), lot 3381. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1934 cover imageAustrian Occupation during the Crimean War; 1856 (Sept 11):
Civilian Entire letter from Kraiova to Pesth, bearing 1854 9 kr.
blue type III and 6 kr. brown type IIIb on machine paper, large
margins all round, tied by a clear central strike of the
"K.K.ÖST.F.P. KRAJOVA" Fieldpost cds in black with inverted 'J'
(Tchilinghirian fig. 734 / Müller 3444a = 375 points). Reverse with
TEMESVAR transit and PESTH arrival cds's (Sept 16). A most
interesting usage of the Field Post for conveying commercial mail,
illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 27. Note: From March
1855, the Fieldpost offices in Moldavia and Walachia also accepted
mail from civilians. A 15 kreuzer rate had to be paid with six
kreuzer for the Romanian part and nine kreuzer due for Austria. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1935 cover imageAustrian Occupation during the Crimean War; 1857 (Jan 12): Civilian Entire letter written in Fokschan, despatched from Ploeschti and directed to the foundry in Reschitza, Temeser Banat crownland, bearing 1854 9 kr. vibrant blue type IIIb and 3 kr. red type IIIb on machine paper, overall large margins, the 3 kreuzer value lightly touched at top right, each adhesive tied by neat "K.K.ÖST.F.P. PLOESCHTI" Fieldpost cds in black (Tchilinghirian fig. 767 / Müller 3446a = 1'050 points). Reverse with HERMANNSTADT and LUGOS transit as well as RESCHITZA arrival (Jan 17) cds's. An exceptional franking in the civilian rate with 3 kreuzer for the Romanian Fieldpost plus 9 kreuzer for the Imperial mail. An extremely rare cancellation on cover, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 28, certs. Ferchenbauer & Puschmann (2005). Reference: Shown and discussed in Gmach- Österreichische und ungarische Posteinrichtungen in den Donaufürstentümern, part I, page 307. Provenance: Collection King Farouk; Dr. Anton & Elisabeth Jerger collection, Öphila sale 53 (Sept 2005), lot 62. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 3,000.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1936 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Jassy; 1850 (March 22): Partially
prepaid Envelope to Madrid, Spain, struck by two-line "JASSY /
22.MAR." datestamp (Tchilinghirian fig 755), pre-payment noted in
manuscript on reverse, Austrian "über BASEL" routing handstamp,
French "A:T:" routing and "7 / A.E.J.F." accountancy handstamps as
well as " AUTRICHE / Bau FR DE BALE" entry cds, in black or red,
respectively, taxed upon arrival with "9R" (reales). Reverse with
LYON, TOULOUSE, and BAYONNE transit as well as indistinct MADRID
datestamp in red. Pinholes for disinfection, presumably done when
leaving Romania in Bojan, Bukowina. The only cover recorded from
Romania directed to Spain in the period under study. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 600.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1937 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Jassy; 1866ca (Feb 19): Entire
letter to Anaberg, Saxony bearing 1864 Arms 10 so. blue perf. 9½,
tied by wreathed JASSY cds (Tchilinghirian fig. 757). Reverse with
distribution (Feb 24) cds. A fine and fresh entire, illustrated in
Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 55, signed A. Diena & Sorani.
Provenance: Corinphila sale 148 (Feb 2007), lot 3427. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1938 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Jassy; 1868 (Oct 31): Entire letter
to Paris, bearing a mixed franking of 1864 Arms 15 s. brown perf.
9½ in combination with 1867 Coarse Whiskers 25 s. grey-lilac, two
fresh adhesives tied by wreathed JASSY cds in blue (Tchilinghirian
fig 757). "A. / P.D." handstamp in red and French "AUTR.
STRASBOURG" entry cds in blue (Nov 5) alongside, reverse with WIEN
transit cds (Nov 3). The 1867 adhesive with lightest fold,
nevertheless an exceptional franking, only two 1864-1867
combination covers are recorded from Romania, this is the only
known cover with a usage of the 1867 Franz-Joseph 25-soldi adhesive
in Romania, a stunning piece. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72
on page 58, cert. Ferchenbauer (1990). Provenance: Heinrich Köhler
sale 268 (May-June 1990), lot 5456. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 3,000.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1939 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Bacau; 1863 (April 18): Registered
Envelope with Avis de Reception incl. full content directed to
Prinz Emil von Wittgenstein in Kalisch, Poland under Russian rule,
forwarded to Warsaw, fully prepaid in cash, struck by ornamental
BAKEU cds in blue ink (Tchilinghirian fig. 721). FRANCO and
"RECOM." handstamps in the matching ink alongside as well as German
framed "Recomandirt" in red. Reverse with wreathed JASSY transit in
blue, LEMBERG transit, Prussian T.P.O. as well as KALISZ transit
(May 6) and WARSZAWA (May 8) arrival cds's. Backflap wrinkled,
nevertheless a most interesting cover, illustrated in Edition d'Or
volume 72 on page 43. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1940 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Berlad; 1867 (Feb 23): Cover to
Freiberg, Moravia, bearing 1864 Arms 10 s. blue perf. 9½, tied by
BERLAD cds in the typical blackish blue ink (Tchilinghirian fig.
723). Reverse with wreathed JASSY transit and "FREIBERG MÄHREN"
(March 4) arrival cds's. Horizontal cover fold not damaging the
adhesive, a usage from an extremely rare office with only four
letter recorded to any destination, illustrated in Edition d'Or
volume 72 on page 42, cert. Hochleutner (1996). Provenance:
Heinrich Köhler sale 300 (September 1998), lot 1124. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 2,000.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1941 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Bottushan; 1864 (Sept 15): Unpaid
Entire letter to Vienna, struck by faint ex-military "K.K.F.P.
BOTTUSCHAN" cds in blue (Tchilinghirian fig. 726 / Müller 2007b =
800 points). Reverse with CZERNOWITZ transit and WIEN arrival cds
(Sept 19), taxed on front with 20 kreuzer in manuscript. Horizontal
filing fold and some toning, nevertheless a sought after usage of
the former Fieldpost datestamp in this rare Consular office, in use
up to 1865. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on page 62.
Provenance: Robson Lowe sale 3232, Basel (October 1969), lot 2704. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 150.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1942 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Bottushan; 1868 (Oct 22):
Registered Cover to Leipzig, Saxony, bearing on front 1864 Arms
pair 10 s. blue perf. 9½, tied by perfect BOTUSCHAN" cds in black
(Tchilinghirian fig. 727), Austrian RECOMANDIRT in black and
Prussian framed "Recomandirt" handstamp in red alongside. Reverse
with CZERNOWITZ transit in blue, Prussian framed "BRESLAU -
KATTOWITZ" TPO handstamp and distribution cds (Oct 26). A wonderful
cover from an elusive office, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72
on page 63. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 2,000.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1943 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Bucharest; 1864 (April 3): Cover to a
mining company in Berzaska via Bazias, internal '864' archival
note, bearing 1863 Arms 10 s. blue & 15 s. brown, both perf. 14,
cancelled together by central strike of BUKAREST cds, reverse with
HERMANNSTADT and TEMESVAR transit (April 6) cds's. A very early
usage of the Soldi adhesives in Romania paying correctly the 25 so.
rate up to the end of 1865, illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72
on page 31. Note: The actual date of the introduction of adhesives
for the pre-payment of the postage is not totally clear. The
majority of the publications name the 1st of April 1864 as the day
of issuance. However, there exists also a cover from the same
Berzaska correspondence which shows a Bukarest despatch datestamp
from 29 March (see Gmach III p 360). Provenance: Heinrich Köhler
sale 268 (May-June 1990), lot 5442; Corinphila sale 107 (September
1998), lot 2633. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 350.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1944 cover imageAustrian Consular Offices, Bucharest; 1864 (July 1): Cover to
Brescia at 36 soldi rate bearing pairs of 1863 3 s. green and 15 s.
brown, both neatly tied by BUCAREST cds in black (Tchilinghirian
fig. 714). Large "P.D." in black alongside and reverse with WIEN
transit and BRESCIA (July 7) arrival cds's. Part of addressee's
name erased in ink, some tear and wear, but an extremely rare rate
with 10 soldi for Levant basic rate to Vienna plus 26 soldi
following the Austrian/Italian Convention, a rate much more
expensive than the way with the Lloyd, desirable especially with
the scarce 1863 issue. Illustrated in Edition d'Or volume 72 on
page 39, cert. Ferchenbauer (2004) Ferchenbauer = € 3'500.
Reference: Displayed and discussed in Gmach III, p. 390.
Provenance: Collection Dr. Anton & Elisabeth Jerger, Corinphila
sale 140 (November 2004), lot 690. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM
1945 cover imageAustrian Consular Post Offices, Bucharest; 1865ca (July 31): Double
rate Wrapper to ‘Generale Garibaldi’ at Caprera, Italy bearing 1863
Arms 2 so. perf. 14 (2, one lightly repaired) and 1864 10 so. blue
perf. 9½, three fresh examples, fine embossed with intense colour,
tied by BUCAREST cds (Tchilinghirian fig 714). Framed PD alongside
applied presumably in Vienna, reverse with “WIEN 5/8” transit cds.
The 14 soldi printed matter rate consists of twice 2 soldi each for
the Levant and Austria and twice 3 soldi for Italy if sent via
Switzerland, an item full of postal history. Illustrated in Edition
d'Or volume 72 on page 40, cert. Colla (2005) Ferchenbauer =
unlisted. Note: Giuseppe Garibaldi lived from 1857 on Caprera, a
small island at the northern coast of Sardinia. He died there on 2
June 1882. Provenance: Cherrystone Auctions (January 2015), lot
945. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 750.00
Closing..Jun-04, 11:59 PM

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