U.S. & Worldwide Stamps; The Kaunas Collection Lithuania
May 8-9, 2013 and May 15, 2013

ImagesDescriptionCurrent Bid
Lot #1579
LARGE LOTS & COLLECTIONS POLAND
1860-2005 collection in three Scott's specialty albums, thousands of used and mostly unused singles and sets, including No.1 used (small faults), low valued Krakow overprints, souvenir sheets (with Scott's No.251, B31, C26d and others), Semi-Postals, Air Post, postage dues, Generalgouvernment, Offices in Levant, Port Gdansk, also Central Lithuania, generally fine-v.f., owner's
*O

Catalog Value $7,800
Price Realized
$1,400.00

Lot #1580
LARGE LOTS & COLLECTIONS POLAND
1915-1960 selection of used and unused singles and sets, with Generalgouvernment, Post Gdansk, few covers, WWII POW items, reference material, few modern souv. sheets and more, mixed condition, mostly fine
*O
Unsold
Lot #1581
LARGE LOTS & COLLECTIONS POLAND
1918-1993 collection housed in 22 specially prepared Polish albums (volume I printed in Bytom for Fischer, others are older editions), issues apparently complete for those items provided in the albums (missing only the rarer Krakow Issue, but including 40h-80h, 1kr-4kr, plus five Newspaper stamps, but without postage dues), with Lublin Issue, Poznan surcharges (signed Jungjohann), perf. and imperf. regular issues, perforation and paper varieties included, shades, souvenir sheets (B.I.E., FDR, Kultura, C54 imperf. in blue), sheetlets (909-13), occasional black prints and special items, all n.h., mostly v.f. A rare opportunity to obtain a complete collection of Poland in perfect condition (Fischer Catalogue value for ordinary issues 1944-1993 is well over 10,500zl, not counting any sheetlets or special items)
Box **
Price Realized
$2,800.00

Lot #1582
LARGE LOTS & COLLECTIONS POLAND
1950-51 Currency Reform "Groszy" handstamps, 200 covers, various, mostly common commercial franking with violet and black handstamps, some mixed with ordinary stamps, mostly fine-v.f.
Envelope
Unsold

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