The Hawkins Collection of Select European Countries
December 4, 2019

The Hawkins collection is a fine assembly of unused stamps from several pre-World War II European Countries, notably Albania, Austria, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. There are many rare and seldom offered classics, such as an unused 1851 2 Reales Isabella and 3 Cuartos Arms of Madrid from Spain, Zurich and Geneva 4Rp and 6Rp, as well as a Basel Dove and a complete selection of Sitting and Standing Helvetias. Most of the individual lots are accompanied by certificates, with excellent and comprehensive balances offered intact, with Greece, Germany, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and others. A compact and powerful single owner sale, the Hawkins Collection will be sold on 4th December 2019 at 1:00 PM at our New York Galleries and via CherrystoneLive.

ImagesDescriptionCurrent Bid
Lot #5065
LUXEMBOURG Officials
1875 10c lilac, unused, v.f., handstamped guarantee, rare,
(*)
Catalog #O3
Catalog Value $2,400
Price Realized
$600.00

Lot #5066
LUXEMBOURG Officials
1875 12 1/2c rose, h.r., v.f., signed Calves,
*
Catalog #O4
Catalog Value $475
Unsold
Lot #5067
LUXEMBOURG Officials
1875 25c ultramarine, overprint type I, unused with original gum, h.r., pencil signed, with 1992 Rene Demuth certificate which mentions slight abrasion above the second "I" of "Officiel", otherwise v.f. One of the rarest stamps from Luxembourg (Mi.6IAb) (catalogued as unused without gum)
*
Catalog #O7
Catalog Value $2,100
Price Realized
$625.00

Lot #5068
LUXEMBOURG Officials
1883 5fr orange brown, overprinted "S.P.", h.r., well centered for issue, signed Roger Calves, with 2003 Behr certificate. A rare stamp,
*
Catalog #O64
Catalog Value $2,200
Price Realized
$1,400.00

Lot #5069
LUXEMBOURG Officials
1915 12 1/2c and 17 1/2c Duchess Marie Adelaide, each with surcharge double, n.h., irregular perforations as often, fine-v.f., with 1987 Rene Demuth certificates (Mi.94a,96a)
**
Catalog #O100,102var
Price Realized
$450.00

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