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CatNo.

Lot Description

861

GREENLAND Parcel Post (Q1a) 1905 1o olive green, perf. 12 1/2, small h.r., light inclusion, fine, with 1974 Gronlund certificate, cat. Value $660 (Image)

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862

GREENLAND Parcel Post (Q1-3,4b,5,7a,8a,9) 1915-26 1o, 2o, 5o, 10o and 15o, 70o, 1kr and 3kr perf. 11 1/2, eight different, first and last n.h., others l.h. or h.r., fine-v.f., cat. Value $1970 (Image)

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863

GREENLAND Parcel Post (Q3a,4a) 1905-10 5o brown, 10o blue, perf. 12 1/4. imperforate at top, h.r., the latter with small thin spots, otherwise fine, the former with 1980 Wowern certificate, cat. Value $1350 (Image)

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864

GREENLAND Parcel Post (Q3a,4a) 1905-10 5o brown, 10o blue, part perf. 12 1/2, l.h., fine, cat. Value $1350 (Image)

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865

GREENLAND Parcel Post 1935 address card (Form A4i) addressed to Julianehaab, franked with 1930 70o, 1k (20) and 1931 10o, all tied by oval "Gronlands Styrelse" handstamps, fine-v.f. (Image)

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Haiti

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CatNo.

Lot Description

866

HAITI 1970-71 Football, 31 imperforate progressive stage proofs, mounted on three Courvoisier pages, v.f., unique (Image) (Image 2) (Image 3) (All Images)

Current Opening Price...$450.00
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Hungary

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CatNo.

Lot Description

867

HUNGARY 1942 (28 July) Commercial letter from Gyor, located on the northern border, with handstamped "SS Freiwillinger Division Prinz Eugen" censor cachet in violet, fine and rare (Image)

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868

HUNGARY (1385-88var) 1961 Venus Space probe, imperforate sheet margin blocks of four, also perf. and imperf. souvenir sheets, plus same with "A.NY" in margin, both perf. and imperf., n.h., v.f., cat. Value $552 (Image)

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869

HUNGARY Semi-Postals 1947 Roosevelt, set of eight sheets of four, plus two sheets of four, n.h., usual wrinkles, fine-v.f. (B198A-D,CB1-CB1C) cat. Value $950 (Image)

Current Opening Price...$160.00
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870

HUNGARY Semi-Postals 1947-50 Roosevelt, set of eight tete-beche sheets of four, also UPU, imperf. sheet of four, n.h., fine-v.f. (B198A-D,CB1-CB1C,C81) cat. Value $1400 (Image)

Current Opening Price...$280.00
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871

HUNGARY Air Post (C24-25var) 1931 Zeppelin, set of two in imperf. sheet margin pairs, l.h., v.f., cat. Value $1000 (Image)

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Current Opening Price...$220.00
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872

HUNGARY Occupation Issues - ARAD-SZEGED (1N1/11N33) 1918-1921 One of the most complex and interesting eras of philatelic history in Europe is the post World War I period in Hungarian history. The years between 1918 and 1920 are an exciting period of complex events with shifting geographic borders culminating with the Treaty of Trianon in 1920. The philatelic issues of Hungary reflect this changing political and geographic time and are manifested in the overprinting of stamps. The overprinting is evidenced by the issuing of occupation stamps by the political authorities of the occupying countries of Romania and Serbia and the armies of France. Local issues were overprinted by municipal authorities and the Successor State issues were created and overprinted by Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania, Austria and Fiume (Italy). Almost two-thirds of Hungary’s population became minorities in the countries that took over Hungary’s land as a result of the terms of the infamous Treaty of Trianon which ceded 70% of Hungary’s territory to the occupiers. Many people emigrated back to Hungary but most stayed within the borders of their new countries and steadfastly retained their Hungarian heritage and culture. Trianon represents for all Hungarians the most devastating tragedy in their history. Large portions of the country including land inhabited by ethnic Magyars were given to the successor states of Romania (Transylvania), Yugoslavia (Croatia and Slovenia) and Czechoslovakia (northern Hungary). The only Hungarian port city of Fiume went to Italy, Austria received parts of western Hungary (Burgenland) and even Poland received a share. During the occupation period the current stamps of Hungary were overprinted by the authorities identifying their territory. These stamps were used to fulfill territorial postal needs and became extremely popular with stamp collectors of the time and sold out rapidly. Limited printings and speculation caused the values of the stamps to skyrocket. Demand soon overwhelmed supply which caused the rampant forgeries of stamps to occur. During this same time period, there were also local stamps that were issued by municipal authorities throughout Hungary. An additional category of stamps were issued by the successor states which were the countries that annexed parts of Hungary. There were 10 series of occupation stamps issued which document this chapter in the history of Hungary: France (Arad region occupied by French military forces), Romania (first and second issue of Debrecen occupied by Romanian military), Romania (Temesvar region, which followed the Serbian occupation), Romania (first and second Transylvania issues for town of Kolozsvar), second Transylvania issue for town of Nagyvarad, Serbia (first and second Baranya issues occupied by Serbian military), Serbia (Temesvar, Banat, Bacska). Temesvar territory was located in the south of Hungary between Yugoslavia and Romania. It was originally occupied by Serbia, then governed by local forces, while still under control of Serbia, then by Romania. The Serbians took much of the money and machinery in Temesvar with them upon their retreat so the Romanians actually paid their forces with occupation stamps. Szeged was the location of the Hungarian National Government which opposed the central Soviet government in Budapest. This opposition government issued overprinted stamps with the inscription Hungarian National Government (Magyar Nemzeti Kormany). There are many local issues overprinted by local or municipal authorities for use in that municipality: Zombor, Ada, Nagyszeben, Kluj, Pancsova, Perlak, Baranya III, Skalica, Lajtabansag (Western Hungary) and several others. The collection offered here was formed by William R Maddocks and it is professionally presented on large exhibit pages, with hundreds of stamps on and off cover, errors and varieties, carefully vetted for genuine overprints, many signed by experts and with some certificates. As far as we can determine, only 5 krona (2N58) is missing, with Postage Dues, "Bani" overprints, handstamps, Baranya, "1919" and others included, some extremely rare, ex-Ferenc collection and others, with numerous philatelic and commercial covers. A definitive presentation of this fascinating area (Image) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (Image 12) (Image 13) (Image 14) (Image 15) (Image 16) (Image 17) (Image 18) (Image 19) (Image 20) (Image 21) (Image 22) (Image 23) (Image 24) (Image 25) (Image 26) (Image 27) (Image 28) (Image 29) (Image 30) (Image 31) (Image 32) (Image 33) (Image 34) (Image 35) (Image 36) (Image 37) (Image 38) (Image 39) (Image 40) (All Images)

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873

HUNGARY Western Hungary (1-88) 1921 Issues complete, exhibit (11 double-sided pages) collection of 150+, mostly unused, with many overprint varieties, some unissued, Skull and Crossbones handstamps in red or violet, also Trial Proofs of this issue, Plebiscite of Sopron overprints, Non-denominated proofs of the unissued design, etc. In addition, there are dozens of stamps used on 22 covers or cards, philatelic and commercial usages, Registered mail, many with certificates from Dezso Flasch and others, ex-Maddocks (Image) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (All Images)

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Iceland

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Lot Description

874

ICELAND (176-87) 1931-33 Christian X, Redrawn Issue, complete set of 12, l.h., fine-v.f., cat. Value $980 (Image)

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875

ICELAND 1958-67 Flowers, 73 imperforate progressive stage proofs, mounted on six Courvoisier pages, v.f., unique (Image) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (All Images)

Current Opening Price...$900.00
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Iran

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CatNo.

Lot Description

876

IRAN (440-45) 1907-09 Mohammed-Ali Shah Qajar, 4k bister-50kr gold, blocks of four, n.h., fine-v.f. (catalogued as hinged singles), cat. Value $1914 (Image)

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877

IRAN (610-16) 1918 “November 1918” overprints, blocks of 20, canceled to order (1 XII 1918), original printing, n.h., with full original gum, some of the multiples are intact, others with separations, one 3kr missing, fine-v.f., unusual group of multiples (Persiphila 603-609, $4,500) cat. Value $4300 (Image)

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878

IRAN (635-45var) 1921 Reza Shah Coup d'Etat, complete set of 11 values of Coronation issue overprinted "21.FEV.1921" inverted, blocks of four, many with sheet margin, n.h., fine-v.f., signed Kurdistani. A rare set of blocks (Persiphila 633a-643a,$6,200) (Image)

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879

IRAN (667-80) 1924 Ahmad Shah Qajar set of 14 blocks of four, many with sheet margin, n.h., fine-v.f. (catalogued as hinged singles) cat. Value $812 (Image)

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880

IRAN (915-930P) 1949 large color proof sheet (336x309mm) of 16, the entire Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi 3rd definitive issue, unused without gum, showing proof colors of the adapted designs of 5d to 20r in chocolate brown & blue, while 30r and 50r are printed in blue & chocolate brown, creases and folds, some ending in tears (which can be easily trimmed off), otherwise fresh and attractive, probably unique proof setting (Image)

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