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LIECHTENSTEIN
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1001 og 1a-3a, 3b 1a-3a, 3b, 1915 5h-25h Prince Johann, on thin unsurfaced paper cplt., the three values, plus the additional scarce Scott listed 25h in the Ultramarine shade, rich colors, o.g., minor h.r., fine-very fine (Michel 1y-3ya, 3yb Ç850).#1a-3a, 3b, 1915 5h-25h Prince Johann, on thin unsurfaced paper cplt., the three values, plus the additional scarce Scott listed 25h in the Ultramarine shade, rich colors, o.g., minor h.r., fine-very fine (Michel #1y-3ya, 3yb; €850). (Image) $1,012.00

SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
LUXEMBOURG
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1002 og O7 O7, 1875 25c Ultramarine with Officiel overprint, a remarkably choice mint example of this rare official, outstanding centering, especially fresh color, full original gum which is most uncharacteristic, as the vast majority of unused examples#O7, 1875 25c Ultramarine with "Officiel" overprint, a remarkably choice mint example of this rare official, outstanding centering, especially fresh color, full original gum which is most uncharacteristic, as the vast majority of unused examples lack gum, lightly hinged, extremely fine; 2008 Goebel certificate in which he notes "a rare stamp in perfect condition" (Michel #6b; €2,500); it is important to note that the Scott and Michel values quoted are for stamps without gum. (Image) $1,900.00+

SOLD for $900.00
Will close during Public Auction
NEW CALEDONIA
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1003 ng 10 10, 1886 N.C.E.5c. Surcharge on 1Fr Bronze green on straw, unused, close to full margins all around, strong color, tiny thin speck in the top margin, otherwise a very fine example of this great French Colonies rarity, of which only a small nu#10, 1886 "N.C.E./5c." Surcharge on 1Fr Bronze green on straw, unused, close to full margins all around, strong color, tiny thin speck in the top margin, otherwise a very fine example of this great French Colonies rarity, of which only a small number exist; signed A. Brun and others, and accompanied by a clear 2005 J.F. Brun certificate (Yvert #8; €12,000). (Image) $8,500.00

SOLD for $900.00
Will close during Public Auction
POLAND
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1004 p 2K2/12 2K2-7, 2K9-12, 1919 5f-5M Levant overprints, ten values (less the 3f and 1M) tied to large portion of consular cover by Poczta PolskaKonstantynopol24 XI 19 c.d.s., consulate handstamp on reverse, cover reduced at left (probably removing th#2K2-7, 2K9-12, 1919 5f-5M "Levant" overprints, ten values (less the 3f and 1M) tied to large portion of consular cover by "Poczta Polska/Konstantynopol/24 XI 19" c.d.s., consulate handstamp on reverse, cover reduced at left (probably removing the other two values), stamps are fine-very fine; genuine example of this overprint are actually rare and under appreciated, as nearly all on the market are reprints; signed H. Bloch and accompanied by a 1988 Mikulski certificate. (Image) $1,000.00

SOLD for $150.00
Will close during Public Auction
SAMOA
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1005 c   1910 (6 Aug.) Gruss aus Samoa picture post card to Basdorf, with 5pf Germania tied by Kais. DeutscheMarine ShiffspostNo. 16 c.d.s. (with additional second strike at bottom) of the Scharnhorst, message written on July 19th, very fine a1910 (6 Aug.) "Gruss aus Samoa" picture post card to Basdorf, with 5pf Germania tied by "Kais. Deutsche/Marine Shiffspost/No. 16" c.d.s. (with additional second strike at bottom) of the Scharnhorst, message written on July 19th, very fine; a rare posting aboard the Scharnhorst which was ultimately sunk at the Battle of the Falklands in 1914. (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $150.00
Will close during Public Auction
SENEGAL
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1006 O 16 16, 1887 10 Surcharge on 20c Red on green, used example of this rarity, brilliantly rich colors, light unobtrusive blue c.d.s. cancels, fresh and fine 1984 PF certificate (Yvert 4h Ç2,500).#16, 1887 "10" Surcharge on 20c Red on green, used example of this rarity, brilliantly rich colors, light unobtrusive blue c.d.s. cancels, fresh and fine; 1984 PF certificate (Yvert #4h; €2,500). (Image) $3,350.00

SOLD for $625.00
Will close during Public Auction
TAHITI
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1007 og 1Be 1Be, 1882 25c Surcharge on 40c Vermilion on straw, inverted surcharge, select quality example of this rare stamp, with four large margins, deep vibrant color and a well incised impression, full o.g., h.r., very fine signed A. Brun, Roumet and#1Be, 1882 "25c" Surcharge on 40c Vermilion on straw, inverted surcharge, select quality example of this rare stamp, with four large margins, deep vibrant color and a well incised impression, full o.g., h.r., very fine; signed A. Brun, Roumet and J.F. Brun (Yvert 2a; €4,200). (Image) $3,250.00

SOLD for $2,000.00
Will close during Public Auction

Antarctica

1901-1961 EXPEDITIONS
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1008 c   1901-03 Swedish South Polar Expedition, handpainted picture post card of Dr. Nordenskjold, November 1903, signed personally by Nordenskjold and dated December 12, 1903, mailed to Buenos Aires with a most peculiar and unique franking, consisting o1901-03 Swedish South Polar Expedition, handpainted picture post card of Dr. Nordenskjold, November 1903, signed personally by Nordenskjold and dated December 12, 1903, mailed to Buenos Aires with a most peculiar and unique franking, consisting of an Argentina 5c stamp used in a mixed franking with a 5pf Germania which is attached to a separate piece of paper and both tied together by an oval "Deutsche/Seepost/Hamburg/Sudamerika/5/1 04" pmk., along with a "Boulogne-S-Mer" c.d.s. of the same date, very fine; a most fascinating card, with both sides being of great interest. (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction
1009 c   1903-10 French Antarctic Expeditions, French picture post card illustrating the ship Le Francais, published by Boyer, addressed to France and bearing, on the picture side, Argentina 1901 3c which is tied by Ushuaia3Ene 04T. Del Fuego c.d.1903-10 French Antarctic Expeditions, French picture post card illustrating the ship Le Francais, published by Boyer, addressed to France and bearing, on the picture side, Argentina 1901 3c which is tied by "Ushuaia/3Ene 04/T. Del Fuego" c.d.s., signed by Charot, very fine and rare; this expedition surveyed the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula; ex-"Polaris" Collection. (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $450.00
Will close during Public Auction
1010 O   1903-10 French Antarctic Expeditions, 1908 blue expedition vignette inscribed Pole Sud - Expedition Charcot at top and Pouquoi Pas? at bottom, lightly cancelled with red straight line cancel, large margins all around, extremely fine a very r1903-10 French Antarctic Expeditions, 1908 blue expedition vignette inscribed "Pole Sud - Expedition Charcot" at top and "Pouquoi Pas?" at bottom, lightly cancelled with red straight line cancel, large margins all around, extremely fine; a very rare item, of which very few are known on or off cover. (Image) Est. $200-300

SOLD for $325.00
Will close during Public Auction
1011 c   1910-13 British Antarctic Expedition, an extremely rare large size cover initialled HRB and addressed in the hand of Lt. Henry Robertson Bowers, who later perished with Captain R.F. Scott in the Antarctic in 1912, cover with British Antarc1910-13 British Antarctic Expedition, an extremely rare large size cover initialled "HRB" and addressed in the hand of Lt. Henry Robertson Bowers, who later perished with Captain R.F. Scott in the Antarctic in 1912, cover with "British Antarctic Expedition/Terra Nova R.Y.S." embossed imprint on back flap, posted from Madeira where two Funchal 1897 5p and 75p adhesives were cancelled on June 27, 1910, enroute to the Cape and Australia, the cover is addressed to Greencock, Scotland, with arrival bkst., small edge tear and minor wear, fine; very few covers from Bowers are recorded; 1999 BPA certificate. (Image) Est. $750-1,000

SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction
1012 c   1925-27 German South Atlantic Expedition, scarce 1926 personal mail cover to Berlin, posted on board the Meteor, franked with German 10pf and is tied by the Meteor DeutscheMarine SchiffspostNo. 14 2.8.26 c.d.s., during its two-year A1925-27 German South Atlantic Expedition, scarce 1926 personal mail cover to Berlin, posted on board the Meteor, franked with German 10pf and is tied by the Meteor "Deutsche/Marine Schiffspost/No. 14/ 2.8.26" c.d.s., during its two-year Antarctic cruise which discovered the phenomenon of the Antarctic Convergence, very fine; ex-"Polaris" Collection. (Image) Est. $200-300

SOLD for $170.00
Will close during Public Auction
1013 c   1947-48 Marion Island Postal History, an exceptional assemblage of early mail from this remote and desolate island (actually two islands) in southern Indian Ocean, now annexed by South Africa, begins with two previously unrecorded examples of the1947-48 Marion Island Postal History, an exceptional assemblage of early mail from this remote and desolate island (actually two islands) in southern Indian Ocean, now annexed by South Africa, begins with two previously unrecorded examples of the first canceller known, the large violet "Marion Island" double circle postmark (each dated December 29, 1947, and both also have the boxed "Marion Island/South Indian Ocean" handstamp at bottom, one is a 1p postal card of South Africa, the other franked with a South African stamp, followed by seven 1947-48 covers all bearing the boxed aforementioned handstamp, franked with South African adhesives and addressed to various South African towns, one cover having been sent and initialed by "A.B. Crawford/Ast. Postmaster/First Official Mail" and numbered "9", ten covers in all, almost all fine-very fine; a scarce and well annotated collection of these elusive covers. (Image) Est. $750-1,000

SOLD for $1,350.00
Will close during Public Auction
1014 c   November 9, 1961 Crash cover of the USN P2V from Wilkes Station, Antarctica, via NAF McMurdo, Ross Island, addressed to the Personal Officer, Department of Personnel in Boulder, Colorado, legal sized cover recovered from the wreck, with no stampsNovember 9, 1961 Crash cover of the USN P2V from Wilkes Station, Antarctica, via NAF McMurdo, Ross Island, addressed to the Personal Officer, Department of Personnel in Boulder, Colorado, legal sized cover recovered from the wreck, with no stamps remaining or markings, other than being grimly soot stained overall, accompanied by a note from the Station Scientific Officer at NAF McMurdo stating that the cover was salvaged and is being forwarded to the intended recipient (with original mailing envelope), fine; a very rare piece of mail, one of only a few recovered, from this tragic crash in the Antarctic. (Image) Est. $400-500

SOLD for $300.00
Will close during Public Auction
ANTARCTIC COLLECTION
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1015 c   Impressive lot of Antarctica postal history, approximately 50 items ranging from expeditions as early as the 1903 Swedish South Polar Expedition (nice matching imprinted expedition cover and letter) to as modern as 1980, although most material will be from the first three decades of the 20th century, wide variety of usages and expeditions represented, with scarcer material throughout, like two covers from the 1938 German Antarctic Expedition of the Meteor, and a 1939 Antarctic Snow Cruiser cacheted cover, also plenty of early picture post cards, even a few autographed letters, including one from the French explorer Jean-Baptiste Charcot, plus a scarce "Pole Sud - Expedtion Charcot" label, overall fine-very fine; a fascinating assemblage that must be viewed to fully appreciate and properly evaluate. Est. $1,000-1,500

SOLD for $3,500.00
Will close during Public Auction

Worldwide Collections and Large Lots

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH COLLECTIONS
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1016 ogO   British Commonwealth highly saleable lot of hundreds of better singles and sets, one group is set up in about 600 individual sales cards, with mint and used singles and sets, all cataloging at least $25.00, with values to $300.00 or so, from early issues to about 1960, includes clean mint stamps, some of which are never hinged, the other group is on stockcards and generally contains only mint sets, with this group being especially fresh and clean, mainly in the popular 1900-1960 period, including some blocks, wide range of colonies present, overwhelmingly fine-very fine; the total Scott catalog value is probably over $60,000.00. Est. $7,500-10,000

SOLD for $12,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
1017 ogO   British Commonwealth small balance of eight items, some of which have conflicting certificates regarding condition or authenticity, includes rare stamps such as Nevis S.G. #36b (clear Holcombe cert but BPA says regummed and discolored), Natal 1/- "Postage" with Holcombe cert as unused S.G. #49 but BPA as used and cleaned S.G. #43, Tasmania 1856 1p with Friedl cert as Scott #7 but BPA says it is a proof, also St. Vincent S.G. #37 mint with BPA cert (crease) and Transvaal (Rustenburg) S.G. #7 mint signed Bloch (crease), plus a couple fakes, despite the mixed nature of the lot, it should prove quite useful to the right person, inspection strongly advised. Est. $400-500

SOLD for $2,100.00
Will close during Public Auction
1018 ogOc   British Commonwealth small but useful balance, including Cayman Islands ½p Queen Victoria used block of 36, plus three 1½p War Tax surcharges on registered cover to the U.S., Seychelles first QEII definitive set in mint corner margin blocks, plus some later overprint varieties, some G.B. Machin heads a few other odds and ends, including a couple with failed certificates, better items are fine-very fine. Est. $150-200

SOLD for $550.00
Will close during Public Auction
1019 nh   British Commonwealth Queen Elizabeth II mint collection neatly housed in mounts in six Scott Specialty albums, includes the better early sets from the 1950s and goes to the 1970s, excellent range of countries present and overall quite well filled, o.g., spot check shows all to be never hinged, fine-very fine. Est. $750-1,000

SOLD for $2,300.00
Will close during Public Auction
CANADA COLLECTIONS
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1020 ogO 2/65 Canada valuable 19th Century old-time stock neatly arranged in five stockbooks (#2/65), a few thousand stamps total, starts with four examples of the 6p on laid paper, plus there are many other high-cataloging early stamps, several of which have four margins, plus there are shades, plate varieties and cancels (particularly on the 3p value), later issues will have more duplication, as well as cancels and other varieties, just as one example the 1859 10c is represented by over 40 copies, with a myriad of shades, plus perf. varieties, better cancels and at least one imprint example, while the stock is primarily used, there is a useful range of mint or unused stamps to be found throughout, the Large and Small Queens are especially well represented, with the latter containing over 100 copies of some values, again with varieties and other premium items present, mixed condition; our estimate is surely a very small fraction of the total catalog value involved. Est. $7,500-10,000

SOLD for $20,000.00
Will close during Public Auction

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