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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 917
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Cat No: Collection
Belgium, 1900s/1970s, accumulation of precancelled stamps and postal history, at least a thousand examples from early handstamped types to modern printed versions on definitive issues, housed on home-made pages, glassine envelopes, and a small stockbook, 55 covers and fronts from 1904 to the 1970s mostly in dealer sleeves with retail prices up to $90, a selection of related articles and research resources, an excellent foundation for a new collection or ongoing specialized study, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 150
Opening C$ 90.00
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 918
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Cat No: Collection
Belgium, 1920s/1980s, accumulation of over 300 postcards, about half in dealer sleeves and many individually priced between €5 and €20 each, including a related group of articles and research resources, an excellent group for specialist study with all material in fine or better condition. (Image1)
Estimate $ 200
Opening C$ 100.00
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 919
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Belgium, 1950s/1980s, veritable horde of approximately 1,000 documents with stamps and auxiliary markings, housed in a full 12"x12"x4" carton weighing 2.95kg, including a diverse range of receipts, facing slips, fee forms, and related material, particularly interesting for the auxiliary markings collector and, while some items show rough use consistent with their original service, the overall condition remains fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 100
Opening C$ 50.00
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Germany
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 920
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Cat No: Collection
Germany and Area, 1820s/1970s, postal history collection, comprising over 300 covers and cards housed in three 3-ring binders and spanning from the early 19th century through the 1970s; the first volume features seven domestic stampless entires, early German States material such as Bavaria and Württemberg on folded letters, progressing through early shield design issues, private packet cards, Germania frankings, inflation period items, and Hindenburg issues into the Third Reich. The second volume opens with Bavarian postal stationery and early picture postcards, leading into a solid array of illustrated stationery cards and a strong group of Third Reich material including Hitler and propaganda themes with special cancellations, while the third volume focuses on post–WWII issues including DDR special events like the Leipzig Fair, an attractive Marienkirche in Lübeck card with National Stamp Fair semi-postals, and a Polish forces abroad set on cover. While some covers show typical condition issues such as folds or age faults, the lot is generally sound and offers a sizeable, diverse assemblage with significant scope for both beginning and advanced collectors. (Image1)
Estimate $ 350
Opening C$ 150.00
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India
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 921
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India, 1860s/1920s, postal history group of twelve covers, including four 1864–1866 covers to Manchester each bearing different frankings, one with a four-colour franking of eight adhesives, another insufficiently prepaid with framed INSUFFICIENT handstamp; three King Edward VII period covers to South Devon; two King George V frankings to Germany, and an oversize 1925 ½a single franking Standard Indian Commercial Directory printed-matter cover from Lahore to Heidelberg; 1941 censored cover to Canada, etc, with the usual imperfections, overall fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 150
Opening C$ 100.00
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Italy
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 922
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Cat No: Collection
Italy and Area, 1800s/1960s, postal history collection, comprising over 100 covers and cards housed in a 3-ring binder and spanning from the early 19th century through the 1960s with a few later 1970s FDCs, including with 36 mostly domestic stampless entires showing various straight-line and town handstamps such as Castiglione, Genova, and Nizza, alongside an interesting 1853 bill of lading depicting a ship and referring to a consignment from Smyrna to Malta, followed by Lombardy–Venetia Coat of Arms imperforate issues on folded letters from Venezia and Trieste, early imperforate Italian issues, and King Victor Emmanuel issues on cover, featuring a range of period frankings including military usages, registered, and express items, through mid-20th century issues and culminating in 1970s first day covers, some items show typical condition issues, generally sound and a pleasing balance for further study or potential finds. (Image1)
Estimate $ 300
Opening C$ 140.00
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Netherlands
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 923
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Cat No: Collection
Netherlands (Gouda & Schiedam, South Holland), 1809/1899, specialized postal history collection, comprising approximately 115 covers illustrating the evolution of postal services, rates, and markings over the 19th century, comprising a well-chosen mix of mostly fine-very fine or better stampless covers, postal stationery, and stamped covers organized by town and period, with each section carefully written up in Dutch on mounted pages in plastic holders, with detailed historical notes on the post offices and postal rate charts documenting the various tariffs applied, a desirable holding. (Image1)
Estimate $ 300
Opening C$ 200.00
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 924
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Netherlands (South Holland Region), 1850s/1930s, specialized postal history collection, comprising approximately 160 covers focusing on post offices including Maassluis, Middelharnis, Moordrecht, Noordwijk, Scheveningen, Schoonhoven, Sliedrecht, ’s-Gravenzande, Oud-Beijerland, Vlaardingen, Voorburg, Voorschoten, Warmond, Waddinxveen, and Zwijndrecht. The lot features a well-balanced mix of stampless covers, postal stationery, uprated items, and stamped covers organized by post office and superbly written up in Dutch on mounted pages with historical notes and postal rate charts, many items show clear town datestamps and auxiliary markings illustrating various tariffs over time, typically carefully selected for quality, offering a desirable framework for rate or cancellation study. (Image1)
Estimate $ 400
Opening C$ 300.00
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Worldwide
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 925
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Worldwide, 1820s/1980s, eclectic postal history assortment, comprising over 170 covers and cards plus a group of unused postcards housed in three 3-ring binders and a small cover album; the first volume features over 100 items including notable stampless entires such as Constantinople to Malta, Havana to New York with a bold "STEAMSHIP" handstamp, and Venezuelan or British domestic items, followed by a wide-ranging 20th-century mix including Imperial Russia postcards, South African 1936 Jipex souvenir sheet FDCs, and various British, Israeli, and Japanese covers. Two binders are dedicated to Canada with over 70 covers, including a specialized airmail section featuring approximately 50 flight-related items with early first flights and two Cherry-Red Airline semi-official stamps on cover, alongside a Small Queen cover and House of Commons FDCs; additionally, a small album contains approximately 50 modern "The Art of Egypt" postcards depicting Pharaonic art; a diverse holding ideal for the worldwide postal history enthusiast. (Image1)
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