Cameroon 1915 1d on 10pf carmine, "Kaiser's Yacht", blue surcharge, error surcharge double (with one 'C.E.F.' divided between the top and bottom margins), SGB3b.

A fine mint example with large part original gum.

A rare error of the "Cameroon Expeditionary Force" issues as only three sheets originally existed.

Cameroon 1915 4d on 40pf black and carmine, SURCHARGE TRIPLE, TWO ALBINO, SGB7b.

A fine unmounted mint example with full original gum.

A very rare surcharge error as only one left half sheet of 50 originally existed and fewer surviving examples.

The albino impressions at the top of the stamp, with the three sets of stops are very clear on the reverse.

A quite spectacular quality example of an interesting surcharge error of the "Cameroon Expeditionary Force" issue.

Cameroon Expeditionary Force 1915 1d on 10pf carmine, right marginal, SURCHARGE TRIPLE, TWO ALBINO, SGB3d.

A very fine unmounted mint marginal example with full original gum. A lovely example of this beautiful stamp and the albino impressions with clear offsets on reverse.

Germany 1944 (October) Danish Legion Feltpost +25 Ore to +1 Krone, left marginal set of three propaganda labels.

A very fine and fresh unmounted mint positional set of three with full original gum.

Very rare, only known issued in a booklet and seldom offered.

The stamps feature famous landmark views as follows:

Green +25 øre Roskilde Domkirke (cathedral) Blue +50 øre Koldingshus (Kolding Castle) Red +1 mk Kronborg castle (which also served as a lighthouse)

On 12 July 1942 Germany formed the ‘Frikorps Danmark’, a legion of Danish volunteers. Their purpose was to aid the fight against Russia on the Eastern Front. They saw combat there until 20th May 1943 when they were disbanded.

These propaganda labels were issued in Denmark by Nazi German authorities and were intended to act like semi-postal stamps. Their purpose was to benefit Danish Legion soldiers fighting on behalf of the Germans on the Eastern Front on free military mail; thus, there was no base denomination, only supplementary value.

Michel I-III Catalogue Value: €1,200.