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6161

1908 30pf used on picture postcard from Apia to Germany, also 40pf used on registered cover, each showing the latest version of the Apia cds, which was repaired and distinguishable from the earlier markings (the stars at the bottom had been removed) (Image)

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6162

1908 (4 Oct) registered cover to Germany, franked with 3m dark violet, tied by "Mulifanua Samoa" cds, with corresponding Registry label (defective) at right, Apia (19.10) transit and Charlottenburg (4.12.08) arrival pmks on back, rare usage from Mulifanua (a village on the north-western tip of the island of Upolu) (Image)

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6163

1909 (24 Aug) stampless cover endorsed "50c" in blue crayon, with "Apia Samoa" departure pmk alongside, addressed to Birmingham, England, handstamped "T" and "5d", little toning, otherwise fine (occasional spot shortages of stamps developed when supplies ran low and an unanticipated ship arrived with a substantial number of potential writers of letters and cards. This cover, sent from Apia, was forwarded to New Zealand along with the money to pay the postage due charge) (Image)

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GERMAN WORLD WAR II OCCUPATION ISSUES German Occup

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6164

1941-45 collection of 23 covers or cards on exhibit pages, showing various markings from German re-annexed Alsace-Lorraine, mail from Vichy France, one with "Delegation Generale du Gouvernement Francais dans les Territoires Occupes", mail from Alpes Maritime, censored mail, registered covers from St. Nazaire, including two stationery entire envelopes "ILOT de St-Nazaire", others with 40c and 2fr Ship franking, plus two covers from Dunkerque, with type II handstamps, fine and representative collection of German Occupied France (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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SOLD for $1,000.00
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6165

1940-41 collection of 15 covers or cards, Guernsey, used locally, franked with unoverprinted British adhesives, bisected George V 2p orange, diagonal halves of 2d Centenary stamps, issued Coat of Arms stamps, Jersey Landscapes on registered covers, German Feldpost covers to France, those with German franking, violet "Bei der Feldpost Eingeliefert" handstamp, etc. (Image) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (All Images)

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SOLD for $450.00
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6166

Mi.P1-2

Postal Stationery. 1944 Italian stationery cards 30c and 75c, overprinted and surcharged for Kotor, canceled "Baosic" and "Josica", v.f. (Michel unpriced used) (Cat No. Mi.P1-2) (Image)

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SOLD for $260.00
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6167

Mi.7,8

1941 20k on 10k stationery card, additionally franked with 60k on 20k, 60k on 30k, tied by Pskov (27.9.41) pmks, Registered and addressed locally, v.f. (Cat No. Mi.7,8) (Image)

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SOLD for $375.00
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6168

1941 (1 May) cover used locally in Pancevo, franked with six Yugoslavia adhesives (1.50d King Peter II and five Postage Dues), each handstamped "Post Pantschowa" with swastika in violet, tied by bilingual "Panchevo/Pancevo" cds, v.f., signed Jbar, also Mirko Verner, with his 1974 certificate ("these handstamps were prepared in anticipation of the occupation by the German minority in Pancevo. Only 6 such covers have been recorded") (Image)

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SOLD for $475.00
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6169

1941 (8 May) cover franked with single Yugoslavia 1.50d King Peter II, used together with horizontal pair of 0.25f handstamped with large "Post Pantschowa" in circle, all tied by bilingual "Panchevo/Pancevo" cds, addressed to Scervenka, cover mending on reverse, otherwise fine and rare usage of this provisional handstamp, with 1987 Novakovic certificate (Image)

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6170

1942 Telephone bill (for month of May), with Postage Dues affixed and tied by Petrovgrad cds, also two covers with Kursevad and Beograd handstamped departure markings, fine-v.f. (Image) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (All Images)

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6171

Mi.1,2

1943 registered cover from Zakynthos to Athens, franked with 25c green (red overprint) and strip of 3x50c violet (black overprint), tied by cds, Athens (18 Nov 1943) arrival pmk on back, minor cover tears and flaws, otherwise fine, rare usage, with 1957 BPA certificate (Cat No. Mi.1,2) (Image)

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6172

Postal Stationery. 1943 30c Ionian Islands stationery card with "ELLAS" handstamp in black, two unused cards, fine-v.f., one signed Ludin, etc. (Image)

SOLD for $230.00
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6173

1943 two covers franked with a total of 12 different stamps, various types, one with "Besetzuag" error, with a Registry label, both covers used locally, fine-v.f., with Majdoub certificates (Image)

SOLD for $350.00
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GREAT BRITAIN British Intervention in North Russia

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6174

1918 (27 July) unsevered Russian 4k Romanov postal stationery reply card, uprated with 15k and 20k/14k definitives, sent from Pechenga to Sziget "Austro-Hungary", with "C.I.A. Telegraphe Censure Militaire Arkhangel" censor handstamp, fine and seldom offered (Civilian international mail passed through an "Allied Intelligence Censorship Division" which included American British and French representatives. Notwithstanding British primacy in the Censorship Division, most censor devices were in French) (Image)

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SOLD for $350.00
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6175

1918 (11 Nov) registered cover from Archangel to Paris (sent by A.M. Malakhov, a stamp dealer to Theodore Champion), franked with imperf. 5k and 1r, tied by departure cds, with provisional Archangelsk registry hs, diamond shape "C.I.O. Censure Militaire Arkhangel" handstamp, 18.12.18 Paris arrival (Civilian international mail passed through an "Allied Intelligence Censorship Division" which included American British and French representatives. Not withstanding British primacy in the Censorship Division, most censor devices were in French) (Image)

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SOLD for $180.00
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6176

1918-19 collection (partially decommissioned) of 18 covers and cards, well described on exhibit pages, "OAS" mail to England, with "Field Post Office P.B.44" (Bakharitza), "Field Post Office P.B.55" (Berezniki), "Field Post Office P.B.77 (Emetskoe)", "Field Post Office P.B.88" (Kem), "Field Post Office P.B.99" (Kola), "Field Post Office P.B.200" (specific location not identified), various censor handstamps and labels ("Base Censor No.16"), some applied on arrival in England, cover to the English Chief of Staff, marked "Urgent" and "Secret" (in Cyrillic), mixed condition (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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SOLD for $2,000.00
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6177

Naval and Maritime Mail. 1918-19 cover endorsed "On Active Service" addressed to the "Army and Navy Stores Ltd" in London, oval "Postal Censor War Office" handstamp and Russian "Examined by Censor" cachet, some cover mending, fine (Due to a lack of ship-board and return addresses on Royal Navy covers from this era, British Naval covers from North Russia are difficult to spot. The British evicted pro-Bolshevik crews of several Russian ships in Archangel and replaced them with British personnel. This cover is most likely from one such ship) (Image)

SOLD for $190.00
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GREAT BRITAIN British Intervention in South Russia

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6178

1919 (29 Sep) "Comite International de La Croix-Rouge" cover (with letter) from the Red Cross tracing service in Geneva, seeking information concerning a T.A.Kasarkosny at Ekaterinodar, handled by Royal Air Force office ("Squadron Royal Air Force" datestamp), forwarded to Taganrog, returned to Geneva (The 47th Squadron F.A.F. was assigned to the Army of the Black Sea, with HQ at Ekaterinodar. The oval unit cachet is previously unrecorded). Also included is the original envelope to Geneva, marked "Franc de Port" (Image)

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6179

1919-20 selection of 18 covers or cards on partially decommissioned exhibit pages, OHMS covers to and from Georgia, British Military Mission in Ekaterinodar, Army Post Office B.M.S.R. from Armavir, Novorossiysk, Russian civilian mail to British Military Mission P.O. Taganrog, different Field Post Office markings from Batum, Tiflis and others, mixed condition, mostly fine or better (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) (All Images)

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SOLD for $3,500.00
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GREAT BRITAIN British Forces in the Turkish Empire

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6180

Naval and Maritime Mail. 1921 (19 Sep) registered cover sent from "H.M.S. Julius" at Constantinople to England, Registry label endorsed "M.M.O. C'pl." (Maritime Mail Office/Constantinople), carried by naval pouch to London, where it was franked with 5x1p George V adhesives and placed in the mail stream, "Registered London" and Colchester arrival pmks on back, cover roughly opened at bottom, elusive usage (Image)

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SOLD for $350.00
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