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1914/18, exhibition collection "Field and censored mail in World War I” with over 300 covers, cards and postal stationeries, including registered mail, prisoner of war covers, an abundance of different types of censorship, as well as other specialities, in three albums

1916(ca.), small group of 17 parcel cards to Switzerland, mostly good quality

1871, Franz Josef 10 kr. dull blue, good perfs, tied on piece by "CSIK MARTONFALVA 14/12” c.d.s., fine

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1931, Zeppelin left margin set, mint never hinged

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1933, Air Mails complete set of nine, mint never hinged

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1948/49, Three souvenir sheets chain bridges, all mint never hinged

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1951, 80 years hungarian stamps, souvenir sheets 60 f-2 ft. imperforated complete, mint never hinged, tiny gum creases, otherwise fine

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1973/82, Three souvenir sheets, 100 years UPU missing center perf, IBRA, FIFA 1982, all mint never hinged

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1903, 10 filler with First Day cancel "BUDAPEST 903 NOV.-1"” on unfranked locally used card, with adjacent despatch- and  arrival mark. Supposed to be the only First Day item of the first Postage Due issue. Ex Gabor Visnyovszki.

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One of the few times in GPU history that a postal rate increased upon formation of the postal union, from 4 kr to 5 kr.

One of the few times in GPU history that a postal rate increased upon formation of the postal union, from 4 kr to 5 kr.

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1869/71, postal stationery card 2 kreuzer with German imprint, early use with cds. "PEST 8.10.69” (8 days after issue) together with stationery card 2 kreuzer with Hungarian imprint, early use with blue cds. "NAGYKATA 14.10.(69)", also 1871 stationery card used with cds. ”NAGYKANIZSA" and Company address label on front, fine and attractive bilingual trio

Illustrated in James Peter Gough ‘The Postal Card’, p. 20 and 741

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1904, "I Gildi / 02-03", UPU Reprints with ‘Large Crown’ watermark, complete set of 18 including the seven Official stamps, very fine and fresh, unmounted mint. Very rare (Facit = 14'000 Skr.).

Note: The despatch of this new issue to the UPU Headquarters in Bern had been overlooked. By the time the P.O. was alerted to this, supplies of the issue had been exhausted. Denmark reprinted the issue with the new watermark and the stamps were sent to Iceland to be overprinted and thereafter forwarded to the UPU. 

Provenance: ‘Severin’ (Corinphila 2012)

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1873/1995, unused(without gum and used collection with many better values starting from Mi.-Nr. 2-5, 6A, 3B, Officials Mi.-Nr. 44-59 unused, later many better and only few missing, later also mostly mint never hinged, some better with problematic cancellations as often found, slightly different condition

1873/1930, small collection on self-designed sheets with overprint issues, few reference forgeries of first issues, etc. in folder

1876/1964, unused and used collection, containing some better items like Mi.-Nr. 28A unused (regummed) with certificate Debo BPP, different condition

1928/52 (ca.), mint never hinged and unused accumulation, some better sets throughout, overall in very fine condition

1924/25, Frederik VIII, values of 25 a. orange, 50 a. lilac red and 1 k. yellow of the 1912 design, ovpt. with '2/kronur' and 'Kr.10' in black, respectively, three fine and fresh examples, well embossed. Cert. Raybaudi (Facit SEK 18.500)

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1883, reply part of postcard 8 aur lilac, used with target "73” of Lemvig, Denmark (additional strike on reverse), with text to Reykjavík, with transit mark "KOPENHAGEN 1/8”. Very scarce. Certificate Nielsen (2006) 

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1902, 2 reply parts of domestic double cards 5 aur, uprated in Germany resp. Austria with 5 pfennig resp. 5 heller, and send to Kopenhagen, with arrival marks. Both cards from the same sender, obviously a Danish fish dealer. An interesting ensemble, 

Illustrated in James Peter Gough ‘The Postal Card’, p. 763

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1922, Thom seahorses, 10 sh. mint never hinged, 2/6 and 5 sh. unused with original gum. 10 sh. certificate Mac Donnell AIEP (2016)

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