U.S. & Worldwide Stamps & Postal History
June 3-4, 2009
| Images | Description | Current Bid |
 | Lot #490 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA Austrian Forerunners 1851 registered FL from Domanovich, franked with Austrian first issue 9kr (HPI) and on reverse 6kr (HPIa) to pay registration fee, carried across the border and posted in "Metcovich" for further delivery in Vienna, transit markings of Karlstadt and Vienna arrival, 6kr stamp was originally used to seal the letter and creased, subsequently moved to a different position on cover, otherwise fine, with Ferchenbauer cert. "sehr schones stuck!"  Catalog Value €1,000 | Unsold |
 | Lot #491 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA Austrian Forerunners 1871 FL from "Brcka" ("U Brckom") to Sissak, franked with Austrian 3kr red, tied by "Rajevo Selo 4/3" cds, with Sisak arrival pmk, some filing folds and minor paper erosion, otherwise fine | Unsold |
 | Lot #492 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA Austrian Forerunners 1872 large part of a registered FL from Sarajevo to Wien, franked with Hungary Franz Josef Engraved 5kr red and 15kr brown, tied by a bilingual "Brood in Slavonien/Brood Slav 3.9.72" cds, also with "Preporuceno-Recomandirt" | Unsold |
 | Lot #493 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA Austrian Forerunners 1874 FL from Sarajevo, franked with Turkish postage dues 20pa and 1pi both with red brown borders, pin-perf. (Sc. No.J26,27), tied by double ring Sarajevo pmks (Pulhan type IV/1, rated RR) and sent to Brod (addressed to Mikhail Tasovcu) | Unsold |
 | Lot #494 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA Austrian Forerunners 1876 FL from Sarajevo, franked with Turkish 1pi and 2pi (Sc. No.40,J33), tied by double ring Sarajevo pmks (Pulhan type IV/1, rated RR), fine | Price Realized $450.00 |
 | Lot #495 BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA Austrian Forerunners 1878 free-frank military envelope (partly restored) with "K.u.k. Huptfeldpostampt d. II Armee/22.12.78" pmk", posted at Slavinski Brod (gathering point of invading army), addressed to Wien, with Leopoldstadt 25.10.78 arrival pmk. Austria-Hungary occupied the Ottoman provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina under the terms of the Congress of Berlin, which settled the Russo-Turkish (Balkan) War | Unsold |
