| Lot No. | Picture(s) | Description | Estimate | Current Price | Your Bid |
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Argentina – Buenos Aires 1862 (?) folded cover sent to San Nicolás de los Arroyos and franked with a spectacular single of the 1p rose Scott no. 12 with large to huge margins all around and showing a striking plate flaw in the upper right corner (part of the design missing), impeccable condition throughout and a very fresh and well preserved cover, the plate flaw making it that more interesting and perhaps even unique. | € 900 | € 700 | Make an offer |
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Argentina – Corrientes 1863 complete folded cover sent from Mercedes to Goya and franked with two singles of the 3c black on blue obtained by applying a pen stroke through “UN REAL M.C.” Scott no. 2, both cancelled with pen cancellation and both with huge margins all around, incredibly fresh and in sublime condition in all respects, entirely free from any faults whatsoever, which makes this already immensely rare cover even more appealing, 2008 Pascal Scheller certificate of authenticity accompanies, one of the top rarities of Corrientes and without doubt a most important item of classical philately in general. | € 4000 | € 3200 | Make an offer |
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Brazil 1896 registered envelope sent from Sao Paulo to Chemnitz, Germany and franked with singles of each the 300r Liberty Head and 1,000r Hermes Head Scott nos. 119 and 122 respectively, and also bearing the German handstamp “Rückschein” in red indicating that it had a return receipt attached as well, virtually perfect condition in all respects and very attractive. | € 200 | € 170 | Bidding closed |
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Cuba 1894 large envelope sent to Bremen, Germany and franked with a horizontal strip of five plus two singles of the 1891 King Alfonso XIII 10c claret Scott no. 148, all tied by barred numeral “12” obliterator in black, New York transit and Bremen arrival c.d.s. are present on the back, some natural faults for a cover of this size but generally fine and undoubtedly rare, of very “exhibitable“ appearance. | € 600 | € 475 | Make an offer |
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Ecuador 1866 4r red and PRINTED ON BOTH SIDES, MNG (*) and with full margins all around, absolutely perfect condition in all respects which greatly enhances its select aspect, with 2008 Pascal Scheller certificate of authenticity, Scott no. 6c, an important rarity of Ecuadorian philately and certainly amongst the finest of the very few examples known. | € 500 | € 400 | Make an offer |
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El Salvador 1887 mourning letter sent from Sonsonate to Berlin, Germany and franked with a 1c green of the 1879 issue Scott no. 13 together with two singles of the 5c blue of the same issue, Scott no. 15, all of them tied by indistinct obliterator in violet, departure c.d.s. dated “JUN 4 1887” is present alongside, Panama and New York transit postmarks on both front and back, the stamps are absolutely fault-free and the cover is in fine condition as well, 1996 Peter Holcombe certificate of authenticity accompanies, a rare cover of marvellous aspect and still very undervalued in respect to its actual rarity. | € 500 | € 400 | Make an offer |
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Guatemala 1915 envelope sent from San Cristobal to Lodja, Belgian Congo and showing a colourful and high franking on the back made up of 5 examples of the 2c lake and black Scott no. 115 together with 8 examples of the 5c blue and black Scott no. 116, some of them in multiples, various transit and arrival c.d.s. on both front and back, overall impeccable condition and an attractive cover to a very rare destination. | € 250 | € 200 | Bidding closed |
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Guatemala 1936 air mail envelope sent to Hamburg, Germany by the “Hindenburg” Zeppelin which was to stop in New York at the time, bearing a massive and very colourful franking made up of no less than 22 examples of the 1c, 2c, 3c, 5c, 10c, 15c and 30c respectively of the 1935-37 air mail issue inscribed “EXTERIOR” and overprinted with Quetzal in green, Scott nos. C47-C49, C52, C54, C56 and C62, together with the 5c carmine (oxidised) of 1929 Scott no. 238 and the 1c olive-green postal tax stamp Scott no. RA2, various cancellations and cachets on both sides and extremely appealing in all respects, virtually perfect condition except for two small faults on two stamps, 2000 Dieter Leder certificate of authenticity accompanies, a most probably UNIQUE COVER and without doubt one of the most important air mail covers of this entire country, and indeed a gem for any serious air mail collection in general. | € 1200 | € 950 | Make an offer |
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Hawaii 1884 2c black UPU post card up-rated with a single 1c green Scott no. 42 and sent to Reichenberg, Austria through the Oceanic Steamship Company of San Francisco, both stamps are cancelled by the rare maritime cancellation “”N.Z. MARINE P.O. 5 FE 4” in black, arrival c.d.s. on the front and correspondence on the back, virtually perfect condition except for some shallow thins on the back, a very rare circulation. | € 1400 | € 1100 | Bidding closed |
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Mexico engraved essay in deep brown on wove cream paper of medium thickness ungummed and unwatermarked, prepared most probably for the first Mexican issue and depicting Emperor Maximilian, some minimal toning here and there but otherwise very good condition and quite rare. | € 200 | € 180 | Bidding closed |