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| 1730 |
piece/(*) |
 1900: Complete set of thirteen values, perf. 12½, less the 40 h., all on two pieces, each surcharged "ULTRAMAR" in blue upon receipt from the UPU by the Portuguese Post Office, the 1 kr. value with the "ULTRAMAR" handstamp
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| 1731 |
cover |
 1901/05: Bicoloured 20 h. rose & black and 30 h. red-brown & black, used on reverse of 1906 registered cover addressed to Beyrout, Lebanon tied by "K u K MILIT POST XVI / BJELINA" cds (March 14) in black; with
Constantinople trfansit (March 28) and the stamps also tied by bilingual "BEYROUT" cds of receipt (May 30). Addressee not found and the cover returned via Constantinople (June 7). A most unusual cover to an unusual destination for Bosnian mail of
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| 1732 |
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 Lots & Collections 1855/1919 (ca.): Extensive specialized collection, with 15 covers and cards, comprising a wide range of postal usages, multiples, proofs and plate flaws, commencing with some forerunners,
showing 1855 (ca.) incoming mail, entire letter from Skopje to Sarajevo struck with negative Turkish seal; forerunner Hungary, 1871 issue 5 kreuzer red, engraved (Michel-Nr.10a), two singles tied by "BROOD 31 11" (1872) to entire letter to Vienna,
reverse with arrival datestamp; forerunner Austria with a 1864 registered entire letter to Trieste, bering 1864 issue 5 kr. carmine and 10 kr. blue, with additional 5 kr. pair on reverse, paying for the registration fee (faulty) (Michel-Nr. 32, 33),
and tied by "ALT GRADISKA 31/5", with arrival datestamp; the collection follows with a strong representation of the 1879 issue showing an extensive choice of both the litho and typo printings, with Litho 5 kr. rose used with manuscript "Omarska 28 6
84" to reverse of an envelope to Linz, with adjacent arrival datestamp; Litho 15 kr. brown, Type II, tied by Prijedor handstamp to first-weight-step registered envelope to Vienna (Michel-Nr. 6I/II); fine selection of die and plate colour proofs, the
Typo printings with large unused blocks, a group of unused showing numerous variety "double vertical perforation" (Michel-Nr. 4II, 8II, 9II), Opinion Ferchenbauer. Further items include the 1900 issue with a selection of imperforate blocks of 20; the
1906 issue strongly represented with 10 h. and 20 h., each showing a progressive die proof in issued colours on large format (Michel-Nr. P34-35P), together with 40 h. struck in black with additional crosses at corners, some plate proofs in black and
colour trials, the issued stamps imperforate, including with some blocks, shades, and more. Noted some reprints and forgereis for reference. A wonderful specialist assembly (Image 1)
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| 1733 |
piece/cover |
 1879/1901: Lot eight covers and four multiples / varieties, incl. among others 1900 1 h. black, 5 h. green, and 10 h. red on piece with 'double impression', the eight items from the Austrian Fieldpost are a
postcard, four covers sent registered with multiple frankings, two sent registered per express, one of them with a partially imperforate strip of three of the 25 h. blue, also 1 kr. deep rose usage with Fiscal 8 h. on registered parcel card.
Cancellation interest with strikes from ZENICA, "ZUG / SARAJEVO BOS BROD", LUKAVAC, MAGLAJ, and PRJEDOR (Image 1)
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| 1734 |
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 1879/1916: Large collection of unumounted og., unused and used with 78 covers and cards, comprising an eclectic selection of material, some better items throughout with a registered envelope to Wien, bearing 40 h.
yellow-orange (faulty) and 5 h. green (Michel-Nr. 19A, 13A), tied by "BANJALUK 25 7 02"; 1900 issue, well represented with a selection of single die proofs in black on small cards (8, three in large format) and 1 h.-10 h., 25 h., 50 h. and 1 kr.-5
kr., each in horizontal imperforate pair in the issued colours on gummed paper. Further items include a selection of postal receipts and registered mail, covers and cards with some multiple and combination frankings, foreign destinations, and more.
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| 1783 |
cover |
 Austrian Post Offices in Bulgaria, Ingoing via Sistov 1857 (June): Unpaid Entire letter from Sarajevo, today Bosnia-Herzegovina to Veliko Tarnovo, struck on front by Sarajevo merchant's cachet in blue and in transit by
two-line "BROOD / 6 JUN." datestamp of the Austrian Post office. Punched and struck on reverse with carantine handstamp "NETTO DI DENTRO E DI FUORA / CONT. AMT BROOD" (Meyer p. 46) and SEMLIN transit cds (June 8). Directed first to the agent of the
DDSG agency in Sistov, making its journey on the DDSG vessel from Semlin to Sistov, then overland to the addressee, taxed first with '9/9' then '12' kreuzer, finally with '21' soldi in red crayon. A most interesting disinfected entire down the Danube
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British Levant
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CV or Estimate |
| 3499 |
cover |
 1913: 2 d. reddish-orange, a fine and fresh example with vivid colour, tied by light "FIELD POST OFFICE 179 24 JA 18" to large size registered cover to London, large photographer address of Khalil Raad at top left,
registration label with the same datestamp on top of it, triangular crowned "PASSED BY CENSOR / No 4217" in violet. Note 1: Jerusalem came under British control on 9 December 1917, when the Ottoman forces surrendered, and General Edmund Allenby
formally entered the city on 11 December 1917. The field post office no. 179 was directly subordinate to the 179th Brigade, which in turn was part of the 60th (2/2nd London) Division of the British Armed Forces. It spent all of January 1918 in the
immediate vicinity and east of Jerusalem. The troops held the defensive line there and prepared for the next major advance. Just a few weeks later (mid-February 1918), the 179th Field Post Office advanced further east with the brigade to occupy
Jericho. Note 2: The year 1918 marks a profound turning point in the life and work of Khalil Raad, considered the first Arab (non-Armenian) photographer in Palestine. Having served as an official military photographer for the Ottoman regime in
Palestine during the First World War, he witnessed the transition of Jerusalem to British Mandate in 1918. Raad captured this historic change - the arrival of British troops and the subsequent political and civil upheavals - in groundbreaking
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| 3500 |
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 Orient Express 1886/90: Surcharge stamps for additional payment by the new premium service, unused examples imperforate in black and in bright salmon-pink, both with sheet margin, fresh colours, large part og. Small thins
mostly in margins, still fine to very fine. Scarce (Image 1)
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| 7002 |
cover |
 Courier Post from Damascus to Beirut 1835 (Feb 26): Entire letter from Mr. Jean-Baptiste Baudin, the French agent consulaire in Damascus directed to the Consul de France in Acre, at that time in Beirut, using a postal service
oraganised by the British consul-general in Damascus, Mr. Farren, the cover struck by crisp bilingual intaglio „DAMASCUS POST BRIT. CON. GEN. SYRIA / Poste Consulaire Générale Anglaise du Pays de Sham“ seal. On obverse handwritten "No. 2" and "3 ½"
(piastres). Inside the easily readable letter in French is the notation that it will be sent via the British consul. An astonishing entire, the finer and earlier of the two recorded, an immaculate strike of this extremely rare handstamp, a major
rarity. Signed Todd AIEP. Notes: In 1835 the British Consul-General for Syria, Mr. John William Perry Farren was maintaining a Dromedary Post between Damascus and Al Heet in the south of the country, and a communication by post between Damascus and
Beirut. The British had to reorganise their activity in the Levant after the Peace Agreement of Kütahya in 1833, when the Ottoman provinces of Adana and Syria had become part of Egypt, and Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt became governor-general of the two
provinces. John William Perry Farren was the British Consul-General for Syria, located in Damascus from August 1830 to September 1837. Sent by Mr. Jean-Baptiste Baudin (1788-1848), born in Marseille but living in Syria nearly all his live. He settled
in Damascus around 1825 as a merchant and even had a shop in the Khan Assad Pasha; he was apparently the only European established in Damascus at that time. He then represented the interests of foreign merchants and he even managed the affairs of the
French, Austrian and Russian consulates. He later became the agent of the only French consul in Beirut. In 1839, a French consulate was established in Damascus. Finally, he would have been one of the first victims of the cholera epidemic which struck
the city in July 1848. Directed to Henry Guys (1787-1877), Consul de France de St. Jean d‘Acre et dependances à Beyrouth. Henry Guys came from a family of French diplomats. He was consul in Alger in 1818, thereafter in Aleppo, Beirut and finally in
St. Jean d’Acre, the French name of Akkon, today in Israel. It seems that he lived in Beirut, where he had married in 1824. Provenance: Boule sale (Nov 1997); collection Giangacomo Orlandini; collection Herry Schäfer with his notes, Schlegel sale 8
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| 7117 |
piece |
 British Post Office in Beirut 1873 (Dec 18): Combination cover front from Beirut to Marseille, endorsed "Voie Brindisi", bearing Great Britain 1858/69 2 d. blue pl. 14 tied by ‘G06’ obliterator and by “BRITISH POST OFFICE /
BEYROUT” cds in black (Dec 18) paying single rate to Alexandria. In addition, France Siège 40 c. orange (2, slight oxydation) and Cérès 1872 80 c. rose were added, tied by Gros Chiffres ‘5080’ numeral in black. "ALEXANDRIE / EGYPTE" datestamp in
black (Dec 25), framed French "PAQ. ANGL.V. BRIND. / A MOD. 3 JANV 74" in red and framed "AFFRANCHISSEMENT INSUFFISANT" in bluish black alongside. Underpaid and therefore taxed with handstruck '12' décimes. Name cut out of address tablet, cover torn
in the middle but skillfully repaired, nevertheless an interesting combination cover. Note: A British postal agency was opened in Beirut on 20 March 1873 and the ‘G06’ obliterator used there. Combination frankings with French or Italian adhesives
occur as mail to France or Italy, respectively went via the British packet to Alexandria and then by either French or Italian packets to Europe. One has to assume that the French adhesives had been added to the letter already in Beirut. In his 2000
census, Alexander Kaczmarczyk noted 32 covers with combination frankings of Great Britain and France between September 1873 and October 1876. Provenance: Oscar collection, David Feldman sale (Nov 1999), lot 20251 (Image 1)
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| 7118 |
cover |
 British Post Office in Beirut 1874 (Dec 1): Combination cover from Beirut to Firenze, endorsed “Paid 40 c.”, bearing Great Britain 1858/69 2 d. blue pl. 14 tied by ‘G06’ obliterator with “BRITISH POST OFFICE / BEYROUT” cds in
black alongside (Dec 1) paying single rate to Alexandria. In addition, Italian ESTERO 1874 40 centesimi carmine (Sassone 7a) was added, tied by ‘16’ grill numeral in black during transit in Messina. Struck alongside with framed “PIROSCAFI POSTALI
ITALIANI”. Reverse with MESSINA transit and FIRENZE arrival cds’s. A beautiful combination cover in the finest quality. Note: A British postal agency was opened in Beirut on 20 March 1873 and the ‘G06’ obliterator used there. Combination frankings
with French or Italian adhesives occur as mail to France or Italy, respectively went via the British packet to Alexandria and then by either French or Italian packets to Europe. One has to assume that the ESTERO adhesive had been added to the letter
already in Beirut. Between October 1873 and September 1875, a total of 18 combination covers are known despatched at the British P.O. in Beyrouth and franked at the Italian P.O. in Alexandria with Italian or ESTERO adhesives for the onward journey to
Western Europe, see Zanaria & coworkers - Catalogo storico-postale dei francobolli in uso negli uffici postali italiani all’estero 1852-1890 on pages 274-277 (Image 1)
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| 7119 |
cover |
 British Post Office in Beirut 1874 (Dec 3): Combination letter sheet from Beirut to Marseille bearing Great Britain 1858/69 2 d. blue pl. 14 tied by ‘G06’ obliterator with “BRITISH POST OFFICE / BEYROUT” cds in black alongside
(Dec 3) paying single rate to Alexandria. In addition, France Cérès 1872 80 c. rose was added, tied by Gros Chiffres ‘5080’ numeral in black and framed "PAQUEBOTS DE LA MÉDITERRANÉE" in red, part strike of "ALEXANDRIE / EGYPTE" datestamp in black
(Dec 7) adjacent. Reverse with part strike of MARSEILLE arrival cds. Lower backflap missing, nevertheless an interesting combination cover. Note: A British postal agency was opened in Beirut on 20 March 1873 and the ‘G06’ obliterator used there.
Combination frankings with French or Italian adhesives occur as mail to France or Italy, respectively went via the British packet to Alexandria and then by either French or Italian packets to Europe. One has to assume that the French adhesive had
been added to the letter already in Beirut. In his 2000 census, Alexander Kaczmarczyk noted 32 covers with combination frankings of Great Britain and France between September 1873 and October 1876. Provenance: Soluphil sale (Nov 1994), lot 1352;
collection Alexander Kaczmarczyk (Image 1)
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| 7120 |
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 British Post Office in Beirut 1875 (April 22): Envelope from Beirut to Hartford, Connecticut, bearing Great Britain 1858/69 2 d. blue and 1867 10 d. red-brown pl. 1, a wing marginal example, cancelled together by fine strike
of ‘G06’ obliterator with clear "BRITISH POST OFFICE / BEYROUT" cds adjacent in black. "LONDON PAID" (May 4) and "BOSTON PAID" transit (May 10) cds's on obverse. Cover roughly opened, some minute edge tears in the cover, otherwise an appealing item
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| 7121 |
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 British Post Office in Beirut 1875 (June 3): Combination letter sheet from Beirut to Lyon bearing Great Britain 1858/69 2 d. blue pl. 14 tied by ‘G06’ obliterator with “BRITISH POST OFFICE / BEYROUT” cds in black alongside
(June 3) paying single rate to Alexandria. In addition, France Siège 40 c. orange in a vertical pair was added, tied by Gros Chiffres ‘5080’ numeral in black. Part strike of "ALEXANDRIE / EGYPTE" datestamp in black and framed "PD" in red adjacent.
Reverse with British ALEXANDRIA, "MARSEILLE - LYON SPECIAL" transit and LYON arrival (June 19) cds's. A attractive combination cover. Certs. Knopke BPP (1992), RPSL (1995). Note: A British postal agency was opened in Beirut on 20 March 1873 and the
‘G06’ obliterator used there. Combination frankings with French or Italian adhesives occur as mail to France or Italy, respectively went via the British packet to Alexandria and then by either French or Italian packets to Europe. One has to assume
that the French adhesives had been added to the letter already in Beirut. In his 2000 census, Alexander Kaczmarczyk noted 32 covers with combination frankings of Great Britain and France between September 1873 and October 1876. Provenance:
Huys-Berlingin sale (1994), lot 2942; collection Alexander Kaczmarczyk (Image 1)
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| 7122 |
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 British Post Office in Beirut 1906 (July 2): Registered Envelope from Beirut to London, bearing 1906 Beyrout Provisional 1 pi. on 2 d. in a horizontal pair, tied together by central strike of oval "REGISTERED / BEYROUT"
registration datestamp, oval "R - FEE PAID" handstamp alongside. A superb pristine cover from the first day of issue. Cert. Holcombe (1998) Gi = £ 2'100 for a single on cover. Note: Under the authority of the British Vice-consul at Beirut, who
was also the Postmaster, two sheets totalling 480 stamps of the 2 d. value overprinted LEVANT (SG L4) were provisionally surcharged ‘ 1 Piastre’. The surcharging was done at The American Press under the supervision of Mr. Fryer, who was an American
and a director of The Press, and an Englishman named Glockler who was the manager of the printing department. Provenance: Collection Earl of Crawford (1914); Corinphila sale 118 (October 1999), lot 6980 (Image 1)
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| 7123 |
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 British Post Office in Beirut 1906 (July 3): Registered Envelope from Beirut to Nimes, Dept Gard, redirected to Beirut, bearing 1906 Beyrout Provisional 1 pi. on 2 d. in combination with 2 d. grey green & carmine without
surcharge, each tied by oval "REGISTERED / BEYROUT" registration datestamp, oval "R - FEE PAID" handstamp alongside. Reverse with "PORT-SAID" transit cds of the Egyptian P.O., thence MARSEILLE transit and "NIMES GARD" arrival (July 15) cds's,
"BEYROUTH SYRIE" arrival cds of the French P.O. (July 25) upon return. The provisional slightly stained on perforation, vertical file fold with small tear at top, nevertheless a most attractive cover with this elusive stamp. Opinion Holcombe (1994).
Cert. RPSL (1928) Gi = £ 2'100+ on cover. Note: Under the authority of the British Vice-consul at Beirut, who was also the Postmaster, two sheets totalling 480 stamps of the 2 d. value overprinted LEVANT (SG L4) were provisionally surcharged ‘ 1
Piastre’. The surcharging was done at The American Press under the supervision of Mr. Fryer, who was an American and a director of The Press, and an Englishman named Glockler who was the manager of the printing department (Image 1)
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| 7124 |
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 Lots; British Post Office in Beirut 1876/1903: Group 27 covers / postcards / stationeries using non-overprinted British adhesives incl. 15 covers QVII period with 1876 registered double rate cover to Manchester,
1879 2½ d. rosy mauve & 2 d. blue to Marseille, 1879 seven covers with 2½ d. rosy mauve or blue to France or the USA; eight 1878/97 stationery postcards & wrappers with two rare Halfpenny wrappers to New York; four KEVII postcards, two with 1
d. red, one regostered with ½ d. plus 40 paras. Lot includes in addition 50 adhesives without and with para ovpt, partially on piece with 'G06' obliterator or hooded BEYROUT cds's. In addition an 1842 bill of lading for the transportation of gold and
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 British Post Office in Beirut 1886/99: Group 30 covers & stationeries using British adhesives and imprinted stamps overprinted in Turkish currency, tied by hooded BEYROUT datestamps, incl. 14 covers primarily
with 40 or 80 para adhesives, directed primarily to the USA and Great Britain, incl. four registered letters; also stationery envelopes 40 PARAS on 2½ d. grey, twelve of these used and four unused, two of these with inverted overprint, incl. rare
destinations such as registered with inverted ovpt to Smyrna, Brazil, Barbados, and Australia. An impressive group (Image 1)
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 British Post Office in Beirut 1902/14: Group 60 covers / postcards / stationeries of the KEVII & KGV period incl. 45 covers & postcards primarily to the USA & Great Britain with 14 registered covers,
better destinations such as Russia or Morocco, better origins such as Surgeon ship USS Montana with mixed KEVII & KGV franking, and high frankings up to 12 pi.; 12 stationery postcards and registration envelopes, mostly use, one postcard to
Belgium; and three 1942 ingoing covers to Beirut, two OHMS, one of these from Southern Rhodesia, one registered stationery from a FPO (Image 1)
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