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1777, folded lettersheet from Zaslaw to Zamose, bearing a fine and full strike of the Crown and Posthorn in circle "ZASLAW” (17,5mm), endorsed on reverse "5 Januar ``77”, intact red wax seal, fine and very rare

1780 (ca.), folded lettersheet from Pulawi to Sokal, bearing a fine and full strike of the Crown and Posthorn in circle "PULAWI” (19mm), fine and rare usage of the first type of Polish postmarks

1779, folded entire from Warsaw to Venezia, bearing a fine strike of the large Crowned "W” (20mm), Bojanowicz Type b, no transit handstamp as usual for the correspondence to Italy, fully dated inside "10 Aprile 1779”, very fine. A very early and attractive usage of that postmark, signed Mikulski

1733, envelope from Warsaw addressed in French to an abbot in Leopol (Lvov), endorsed on the back "8 January 1733 Varsovie”, intact postal wax seal on reverse, a fine and early mail, signed Mikulski

Early 17th Century (ca.), folded entire with content written in Polish, text mentioning the city of Krakow, fine and scarce

1840/80 (ca.), attractive used collection with covers, specialized with many duplicates and multiples, better items starting with Mi.-Nr. 1(3), 3(2), 4, the collection follows with the King Pedro issues with Mi.-Nr. 5, 18(2), 33(2), good part of barred and dotted numeral cancellations with many clear strikes, together with a small selection of entires, covers and postal stationeries. Some occasional faults as to be expected, mostly in fresh condition, some signed Pfenninger, Richter, Thier, Bühler. A lovely lot

1853/1960 (ca.), large mint never hinged/unused and used balance of a collection with some covers, incl. Officials and Portuguese Colonies, strength before the 1930s and the Related Areas, with some cpl. sets and an abundance of duplicates, better items like Mi.-Nr. 108 unused, etc., together with some large multiples and a few entires. Some occasional faults as to be expected, mostly in good and fresh condition, in one stockbook

1893/2004 (ca.), mint never hinged/unused and used accumulation, a few duplicates, starting with the 1893 Provisorio overprinted issue, Mi.-Nr. 440-454 unused, etc., together with some souvenir sheets, mostly very fine, in one stockbook

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1939/95, comprehensive mint never hinged/unused and used mostly complete collection of souvenir sheets and miniature sheets incl. CEPT and Europa issues, the modern ones often with CTO cancellations, with e.g. respectively unused and used Bl. 1-6, 7 each with two pieces per condition, furthermore Bl. 10 (8), 12 (3), etc., mostly fine, in two albums

REVENUES: 1896/1901 (ca), unused and used group of "CONTRIBUICAO INDUSTRIAL”, some duplicates and large multiples, mixed condition

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1982, unissued Hundertwasser 10$, complete sheet of 50, mint never hinged

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1983/89, mint never hinged stock, often in sheets, plus souvenir sheets, in large cardboard box

1983/89, postfrischer Bestand, vielfach in Bogen, dazu Blocks, im großen Karton

1865 (ca), Crowned Eagle with Bull´s Head, unadopted engraved essays, two large colour die proofs in brownish red and blue, together with a selection of imperforated colour die proofs (14), also four cut-out of unadopted postal stationery essays with embossed `Bull Head within Six Pointed Star´, mostly fine, a delightful group

1858, 80 par. vermilion on yellow-white paper, horizontal pair with good colour and wide margins all around, used with framed "FRANCO ROMAN”, negligible paper punch between the stamps due to the cancellation device, still very fine and attractive, signed Diena with certificates Balasse (1963) and Heimbüchler BPP (1995)

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