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1930 (May 18), Graf Zeppelin South America Flight postal card to Seville, Spain, franked with 1M Air Post tied by Friedrichshafen c.d.s., with Seville 19 May machine arrival cancellation on front and neatly struck
circular flight confirmation cachet, fresh and very fine. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 100
Currently...C$70.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 142 |
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1931 (June 14), Graf Zeppelin Hannover Flight, on-board despatch, real photo postcard depicting the Zeppelin franked with 1RM Graf Zeppelin, tied by Luftschiff/Graf Zeppelin on-board c.d.s., to Hannover, with crisp
same-day c.d.s., with 1972 Roger Koerber certificate noting the provenance as the collection of Hermann Sieger, with "ex Sieger" handstamp at lower left of card, very fine. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 100
Currently...C$60.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 143 |
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1931 (June 30), Graf Zeppelin Iceland Flight airship postcard to Reykjavik, franked with 1RM Graf Zeppelin tied by Friedrichshafen c.d.s., with Reykjavik 1 Jul arrival c.d.s. and neatly struck green triangular
“Islandfahrt” confirmation cachet, lovely strikes, fresh and very fine. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 100
Currently...C$70.00
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| 144 |
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1933 (June 3), Graf Zeppelin Second South America Flight cover from Essen to Santa Cruz, Brazil, endorsed in violet manuscript “Mit Luftschiff ‘Graf Zeppelin’” at upper left, franked with vertical strip of three 50pf
orange Eagle airmails (150pf. rate) tied by Essen c.d.s., with Friedrichshafen (3 Jun) airmail transit alongside, bearing green flight cachet “2. Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin / 2. Südamerikafahrt / 1933” and blue airmail etiquette, reverse with Porto
Alegre (7 Jun) transit (two strikes), light edge wear only otherwise very fine. (Sieger 214Aa). (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 100
Currently...C$60.00
Will close during Public Auction |
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1933 (October 28), Graf Zeppelin Chicago Flight on-board cancellation postcard to Barcelona, postcard depicting the Graf Zeppelin in flight, franked with 40pf Hindenburg and 1M Graf Zeppelin Chicago Flight, each tied by Luftschiff
Graf Zeppelin on-board c.d.s., neatly-struck triangular confirmation cachet, to Barcelona, Spain, with Seville arrival backstamp, lovely quality. (Mi. 354d, €750+)
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Estimate C$ 300
Currently...C$200.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 146 |
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C45 B88(3) |
1936 (March 13), 4m Chicago Flight Zeppelin franking on cover from Düsseldorf to Buenos Aires, commercial envelope franked with strip of three 25+15pf Olympic semi-postals of 1936 and 4m “Chicagofahrt Weltausstellung 1933
– Graf Zeppelin” airmail, all tied by Düsseldorf c.d.s., with blue “Mit Luftpost / Par Avion” etiquette at left, reverse with Buenos Aires (18 Mar) machine receiver, light normal handling otherwise very fine. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 150
Currently...C$90.00
Will close during Public Auction |
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1937 (November 9) Brown Ribbon overprinted souvenir sheet on registered cover to Tilsit, affixed alongside 10pf Air Post, each cancelled with black Berlin ‘C’ double-circle c.d.s, to present-day Sovetsk, Russia, with
c.d.s. arrival backstamp (Dec 9), light vertical crease that does not break the paper fibres, and creases at lower right clear of souvenir sheet, a scarce on-cover usage, fine-very fine. (Sc. B105a, C28) (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 120
Currently...C$70.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 148 |
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46II |
1949, 30pf dark blue, Type II, International Engineering Congress in Constance, never hinged, bright colour, handstamped Schlegel BPP on reverse, fine-very fine. (Mi. 46II, €650). (Image 1)
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Mi. € 650
Currently...C$100.00
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B6 |
1949, 50pf + 4.50dm Goethe souvenir sheet, used with Weimar special event c.d.s., bright colour, very fine. (Mi. B6, €300). (Image
1)
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Mi. € 300
Currently...C$50.00
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| 150 |
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6N1/6N15 |
French Occupation Zone, Rhineland-Palatinate, 1947, 2pf grey to 1m brown, complete 1947 issue in full panes, never hinged, excluding the 30pf cerise and 50pf blue issued in 1948, unchecked for Michel-listed types and
flaws, panes folded with some perforation separation, overall fine or better. (Sc. 6N1/6N15, excluding 6N9 and 6N11). (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 150
Currently...C$70.00
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8N1-8N13 |
French Occupation Zone, Württemberg, 1947/1948, 2pf grey to 1m dark brown, complete set in full panes, never hinged, unchecked for Michel-listed types and flaws, panes folded with some perforation separation, overall fine
or better. (Sc. 8N1–8N13). (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 150
Currently...C$70.00
Will close during Public Auction |
Germany (World War I Zeppelins)
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| 152 |
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Luftschiff-Trupp Nr. 18, 1916 (June 2), feldpost cover to Berlin-Wilmersdorf, bearing a bold violet circular Königlich Preussischer Luftschiff-Trupp / Briefstempel / Nr. 18 alongside a clear Feldpoststation Nr. 177
c.d.s., mailed by a member of this specialised Prussian airship detachment whose personnel supported key Army Zeppelins in active reconnaissance and bombing operations during 1916, some irregular trimming at top though all markings remain intact and
sharply legible, very fine strikes. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 75
Currently...C$40.00
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LZ 103, 1917 (March 11), picture postcard from Trier to Plauen, cancelled by Trier c.d.s. with a violet unit cachet alongside, the card a view of the Hauptmarkt at Trier, written the previous day (10 March) and addressed
to Plauen, the sender’s manuscript details at upper left giving rank and surname, apparently reading “Oblt. [Lindhorst?], per Luftschiffe,” identifying the writer as an airship officer, fresh and very fine.
LZ103 first flew on August
23, 1916. Its operational career included a bombing raid on Calais, during which it dropped 1,530kg of bombs, while several other planned attacks were cancelled or abandoned because of poor weather. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 100
Currently...C$70.00
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LZ 39, 1915 (24 December), feldpost postcard from Thorn to Berlin, propaganda postcard issued by the Presseverwaltung Warschau inscribed "Russische Kultur," written with Christmas greetings and cancelled Thorn, bearing
the violet circular Kommando L.Z.39 / Brief-Stempel, usual edge wear, else fine and scarce; with 1980 Horst Aisslinger certificate. LZ 39, commissioned in April 1915 and decommissioned that December, saw service on both Eastern and Western Fronts
including the attack on Rovno where it sustained anti-aircraft damage. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 150
Currently...C$90.00
Will close during Public Auction |
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LZ 98, 1916 Commander’s postcard from Namur with Kommando LZ-97 cachet, to Friedrichshafen, picture postcard of the Namur Citadel written 29.5.16 and addressed to Friedrichshafen, the manuscript sender line reading “Der
Kommandeur Luftschiff Z.98, Namur,” struck at right with the violet circular Kommando L.Z.97 / Brief-Stempel cachet, an interesting example of inter-unit handling between the two Zeppelins, the LZ-98, commissioned April 1916, and LZ-97, commissioned
the same month and active in raids over England, the Western Front, and Romania, stain at lower left, else very fine. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 120
Currently...C$70.00
Will close during Public Auction |
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LZ 98, 1917 (April 28), feldpost cover from an airship machinist to Baden-Baden, envelope endorsed Feldpost, written by Offizier-Maschinist Damm of Kommando L.Z.98 (manuscript sender line at upper left), struck with a
violet circular "Luftschifftrupp Nr. 3 / Dienst-Stempel" alongside a clear K.D. Feldpost c.d.s. in black, fresh and very fine.
LZ98 first flew on April 28, 1916, exactly one year before this cover was posted. Following a bombing raid
on London and several missions curtailed by poor weather, it transferred to the Navy in November 1916, undertaking fifteen Baltic reconnaissance flights before being decommissioned in August 1917. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 100
Currently...C$70.00
Will close during Public Auction |
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Marine-Luftschiff Station Seddin, 1916 (January 5), picture postcard from Jeseritz to Frankfurt a/M, cancelled by a clear Jeseritz feldpost c.d.s. in black with a faint but significant violet circular "Kaiserliche Marine
/ Briefstempel / Marine-Luftschiff-Station Seddin b. Stolp" alongside, the message written in violet pencil on 3 January opening signed by a Luftschiffer, the station cachet confirming the sender’s attachment to the naval Zeppelin detachment at
Seddin, fresh and very fine; Seddin, near Stolp in Pomerania was established in late 1915 as a major Imperial German Navy airship base for reconnaissance and patrols over the Ostsee. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 100
Currently...C$60.00
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Marine-Luftschiff-Abteilung Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel, 1914 (December 1), naval Zeppelin feldpost cover to the Marine School at Flensburg, struck with a Kgl. Bahnhof railway cancel alongside a bold violet "Kaiserliche Marine /
Briefstempel / Marine-Luftschiff", the reverse showing the sender’s return address “Abs. [Schiller?], Marine-Luftschiff-Abteilung Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel,” sent from the Imperial Navy Zeppelin detachment at this early operating base, fresh and very fine,
a scarce early-war Zeppelin-related 1914 example from the formative months of German naval airship operations. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 120
Currently...C$70.00
Will close during Public Auction |
Germany (Berlin)
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Marine-Luftschiff-Abteilung Norden, 1915 (July 7), feldpost cover to Bad Pyrmont, struck with the violet circular "Kaiserliche Marine / Luftschiff Detachement Norden" cachet alongside a clear Norden c.d.s., the sender’s
endorsement at left reading “Oblt. Petersen, K. Marine,” the reverse with intact red wax seal, very fine; Petersen, then serving with the naval Zeppelin detachment at Norden, would later become commander of the naval airship L-32, shot down and
destroyed during a raid over London on 24 September 1916 by 2nd Lt. Frederick Sowrey of the RFC, making this an evocative piece of correspondence linked to a future Zeppelin commander who perished in action. (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 100
Currently...C$70.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 160 |
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1948 (July 8), "3 BERLIN 8" set on registered cover, all affixed to front of registered cover, postmarked Berlin W, with further strike on reverse, striking and scarce, very fine. (Mi. 166-181) (Image 1)
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Estimate C$ 250
Currently...C$120.00
Will close during Public Auction |
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