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Pultusk: 1918, German Occupation 2½-30 pfg. and 60 Pfg. with hand stamp "POCZTA POLSKA”, nine different stamps used or on piece, fine, a.o. signed Jungjohann BPP

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Wloclawek: 1918, German Occupation 3 pfg. vertical block of six and single stamp and 30 pfg. each with hand stamp "POCZTA POLSKA” tied by provisional cancel "Wloclawek Eing.” to registered cover to Warsaw with arrival mark, fine, 

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Zdunska Wola: 1918, German Occupation 10 and 15 pfg. with hand stamp type II "POCZTA POLSKA”, used, fine, signed Jungjohann BPP

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OLKUSZ: Austrian Fieldpost stamps 1, 6, and 12h. each with overprint "Polska Poczta Olkusz”, tied by cds "OLKUSZ 16.XI.18” to small cover to Checiny with arrival mark, taxed in red crayon with "T/2h”, openend on three side, some wear and aging, otherwise fine

1919, Postal stationery card 10 h. with additional franking, used from "KRAKOW 11.III.19” on locally addressed card, fine, signed Landré and Jungjohann, with the latters opinion

1920, Official letter used from "SKALAT 21.II.1920”, sent from the district command for supplies in Tarnopol / registration officer in Skalat, to Touste with straight line "Oplacono gotowka 5 /No. 821” (=cash payment) alongside, some faults, otherwise fine and scarce, signed Petriuk

1944, Handstamp "POCTZA POLSKA” on Generalgouvernement Hitler 24 Groszy, with inverted overprint, tied by cds. "KONSKIE 16 II 45” to small piece of registered cover, fine and scarce

1944, Handstamp "4” on Generalgouvernement Hitler 24 and 30 Groszy, mint never hinged, some minor color adhesion, very fine, signed Schmutz

1944, 25 Groszy - 1 Zloty on Hitler, 11 values, all used, mostly fine, signed Krawczyk

1944, 25 Groszy - 1 Zloty on Hitler, 15 values, all used, mostly fine, mostly signed Jungjohann BPP

1920, S.O. overprint on 5 and 50 f. and 5 k., tied by bilingual cds. "TESCHEN 23.III.20” to value declared cover to Krakow, reverse with handwritten confirmation of receipt with date and signature, a fine and scarce entire, signed and certificate Petriuk (2025)

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1920, S.O. overprint on 25f. as tied by cds. "BIELITZ ÖSTERR. 17.VI.20” as additional franking on proof of sending receipt Krakow issue 25 h., addressed to Krakow, a fine and very rare and unusual item, signed Petriuk with certificate (2025)

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1919, Postal Stationery card 15f. rose with additional franking 10 c. lilac, with cds. "POCZTA POLSKA / KONSTANTYNOPOL 6.XI.1919” to Gais, Switzerland, the card with few imperfections, commercially used a great rarity, certificate Petriuk (2025)

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1919, 5h. red, horizontal strip of five, position 71-75, tied by cds. "KRAKAU 4.II.19” to local registered cover with return receipt, the other stamp small faults due to being applied over the edge, some minor transportation wear, a very rare cover, signed Mikstein and certificate Petriuk (2025)

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1860, Postal stationery envelope 10 k. black, neatly used with four-ring numeral "1”, red departure cds "VARSAW 26 2” alongside, sent to a "Poste restante” in Orenburg, no arrival as usual; some minor aging and a very light central archival fold, still fine. A rare usage

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1918, Postal stationery card 15h., type I, paper x, used with cds. "LUBLIN 8.I.19” to Warsaw, fine, scarce, signed Korszen and Petriuk with certificate (2025)

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1853/1866, MARIA/PEDRO/LUIS imperforate issues, used collection of 78 stamps of all denominations, slight imperfections to fine, neatly arranged on album pages, incl. two copies each 1853 5r. brown, 50r. green and 100r. lilac, two copies 1855 5r. brown and following issues, good range of shades and postmarks, some units (two strips of four) etc.

1847/59, 3 letters: 30 Nov. 1847 to Paris, rated "1/9” d., framed "LISBON” and "COLONIES/&C ART.13”, Calais transit and London cds.; 1859 letter to Genoa, rated "1/9” d., straight-line "LISBON”, circular "GB/1F”, Calais transit cds., also 1861 letter to Paris, posted after closure of the Consular P.O. but carried by Peninsular Mail Packet with Lisbon cds., on described pages

1872/1950 (approx.), unused and stamped lot in stockbook, including India and Macau.

1854, entire letter from Braila, privately carried to Triest and from here posted to Syros, with arrival mark. An interesting and scarce entire during the Crimean War.