• Stamps and Postal history
• Banknotes and Bonds
• Coins
• Postcards
• Literature

The auction offers 20,892 lots to the value of £2,072,363 GBP ($2,825,949 USD) comprising worldwide Collections, Sets, Singles, Covers, Proofs, High Values, Rarities, Topicals, FEO etc ... from the broadest range of regions including high quality classic Great Britain, British Empire, British Africa, British North America, India, Europe, British Asia, Asia with China, US and much more. Highlights once again include remarkable particularly strong in GB with High Values, British Empire plus exceptional Europe and overseas, with very good USA and many other countries too numerous to mention.

There are No Buyer's Premiums plus all lots are covered by their 28 day Total Guarantee.
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Timetable:
Session one, Wednesday 14 April: (All bidding at StampAuctionNetwork stops at 02:00 EDT)
Sweden, prephilately-Circle type - Lots 7001-7278 (11:00 local time)
Sweden, Oscar II-modern + covers and postal stationery - Lots 7279-7634 (12:30 local time)
Sweden, collections - Lots 7635-7887 (14:00 local time)
Clearance lots - Lots 7888-8009 (15:30 local time)

Session two, Thursday 15 April: (All bidding at StampAuctionNetwork stops at 02:00 EDT)
Nordic countries - Lots 8010-8203 (11:00 local time)
Collections Europe, worldwide, thematics - Lots 8204-8315 (12:00 local time)
Non-Nordic countries, A-Ge - Lots 8316-8662 (12:45 local time)
Non-Nordic countries, Gh-Z - Lots 8663-8943 (14:30 local time)
Numismatics; miscellany - Lots 8944-9040 (16:00 local time)

The auction will be held live at our website, https://www.philea.se and offers additional scans at our website (the largest philatelic site in Northern Europe). You may also bid through this website, up until three hours before the auction starts. After that deadline, you can still bid via our website. Register a customer account in advance.

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Are you looking for rare and much sought-after numbers of the Netherlands and Overseas Territories?
Do you have a special interest in postmarks and covers?
Pre philately, the First and Second World War, the Japanese Occupation of the Netherlands East Indies?
And all of this in the most beautiful quality?

In this sale we offer you the mouthwatering cancel collection of Dr. Gerard Mulder and the international awarded Ir. Ryantori Collection of the Republic of Indonesia during the War of Independence 1945-1949.

It could very well be that you are searching for original, intact collections, like from the Netherlands, Belgium, British Commonwealth,East European Countries, France, Scandinavian Countries, or thematic collections and so on. You can find this all presented in our 645th Sale which will be held at our premises in Roermond on 15, 16 and 17th of April.
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• Session 1 (lots 1-502) starts at 10:00am (local) on Thursday and commences with Kangaroos and finishes with Decimals and Postage lots. This section features a wide range of shades, monograms, imprints and varieties, with a good mix of single items and group lots. There are some very rare 1d Red shades.
• Session 2 (lots 503-923) starts no earlier than 1:00pm (local) on Thursday, and contains the rest of the Australian Commonwealth period, including an extremely rare 1966 Xmas imperf at left, followed by Australian Colonies. Postal History and Postal Stationery are in cluded in this session (Postmarks, revenues etc are in session 3 on Friday). Classic collectors will be particularly interested in the desirable Victoria Half-Length and Emblems in this section.
• Session 3 (lots 924-1433) starts at 10:00am (local) on Friday. It begins with our general collections, Ephemera, PPCs, Literature, Coins Australian pmks etc and continues with Rest of The World to Gilbert & Ellice Islands.
• Session 4 (lots 1434-1846) starts no earlier than 1:00pm (local) on Friday, with Rest of World starting with over 200 lots of mainly 19th Century valuable and classic Great Britain. As always there is a good range of British Commonwealth varieties

• The Baltic States captivate with unusual covers and series. From Campione we were able to liquidate a rich collection with rare pieces. In the modern areas, the focus is on the collections of various states between 1900 and 1939.
• In the coin section, more than 150 items are waiting for new owners. Here, a gold coin with the portrait of General Guisan and a 100 franc gold Vreneli deserve special mention.
• The Swiss offering shines with an exceptional selection in the area of postal history – a collection about Aarberg assembled over half a century. The modern section impresses with many rarities from the field of soldier stamps. The offer is rounded off by a rich potpourri of versatile varieties.

• Austria with over 1,000 lots
• Italy with over 1,300 lots
• Lombardy-Venetia over 200 lots
• Europe and overseas approx. 500 lots

THE BIG ZEMSTVO AUCTION:
ITEMS FROM FABERGE & FERRARI COLLECTIONS
April 29-30
For the first time at the auction, the collection of the American philatelist Don Olson is presented. It is based on items from the famous collections of Faberge and Ferrari. The first part of the auction consists of 535 lots with stamps, including tête-bêches, blocks of four, proofs, varieties, and printing errors. The second part presents 122 mint postal stationaries and 108 used covers that have passed the mail, including items known in single copies.

AUCTION OF MUTE POSTMARKS ON COVERS & POSTCARDS:
THE PART OF ARNOLD LEVIN COLLECTION
April 30
A colossal collection with the rarest covers and stamps from a very short period of Russia in the First World War. A part of Arnold Levin's collection. This area of philately is rightfully considered the least explored in Russian philately. Such auctions are extremely rare. Don't miss the opportunity to add unique historical items to your collection.

RUSSIAN POSTAL HISTORY AUCTION + ISRAEL INTERIM
April 27-28
Covers of Russo-Japanese War, rare types of international and domestic exchange post, mail cars, provincial mail of the First World War and rare cases of prisoners of war mail, Censorship, correspondence and documentation of Russian monasteries in the Ottoman Empire (Mt. Athos, Constantinople).

LIVE BIDDING SESSIONS SCHEDULE:
Final live bidding for each session will be held on our website from April 27 to April 30, at 09:00 AM PT (Mute Postmarks Auction - 12:00 PM PT).
April 27, 09:00 AM PT (Lots 1000-1438) - Russian Postal History, Part 1 + Interim
April 28, 09:00 AM PT (Lots 1439-1844) - Russian Postal History, Part 2: Censorship
April 29, 09:00 AM PT (Lots 2000-2533) - The Big Zemstvo Auction (Stamps)
April 30, 09:00 AM PT (Lots 2534-2765) - The Big Zemstvo Auction (Covers & Postal Stationeries )
April 30, 12:00 PM PT (Lots 3000-3264) - Mute Postmarks on Covers & Postcards: The Part of Arnold Levin Collection

Bidding at StampAuctionNetwork stops at 07:00 AM PT (10:00 AM EDT) each day for each session. Dynamic Internet Bidding at StampAuctionNetwork.

• The Romano Padoan Collection
• A collection of worldwide countries including strong British Commonwealth & Empire from Aden to Zululand
• Important stamps and covers of Italy & Area and other worldwide countries, with a rare Austria / Lombardy-Ventia "Red Mercury" a Apollo 14 flown cover

Following on there are over 900 lots of Australia which consist of singles, sets and covers including Australian colonies (Lots 644-1566). The Australian lots cover all periods, from the Kangaroo issues up to Decimal and contains numerous number of mint & used £1 & £2 top values. This auction includes a First Watermark £1 Red-brown & blue variety 'white flaw in Gulf of Carpentaria'. VF fresh MUH, nice never hinged original gum. SG 15(var) cat £3000 for M, should be at least triple for 1st wmk MUH so £9000+. ACSC 51B(D)g cat $17,5000, plus large premium for the variety. Very rare genuine MUH.(Lot 705). There are over 1.900 lots of World stamps, covers and single country collections (Lots 1567-3436). Numerous other British Empire, European, The Americas and Asia.
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• Japan - 90 etched stamps including foreing post offices in Japan with strong first postal card consignements
• World wide - superv Canadian consignments including inverted bi-color stamp, inverted ovpt. imperf. varieties
• GB & Commonwelth - 125 lots
• Other European countries - 145 lots, including single nice lot and collections
• 17 covers used in French Indo-china during the WWII come from big collection of Japanese occupation

• Lot 847: Southern Rhodesia. 1937 King George VI Definitive Issue.
• Lot 234: Western Australia. 1864-79 CC 4d. carmine, error printed double, fine unused with part original gum.
• Lot 842: Sarawak. 1923 (Jan.) Second printing, "one/cent" on bright blue lower right corner block of four with plate number, the upper left stamp showing "en" of "cent" scratched out and "ne" overprinted, fine mint.
• Lot 1075: Trinidad. 1859 (Sept.) compound pin-perf. 13½-14 x 12½ (1d.) carmine-lake with complete perforations on two sides. A magnificent and unique franking of the utmost importance.