Rare Stamps & Postal History of the World
September 13-14, 2022

We are pleased to present our September 13-14 auction of Rare Stamps and Postal History of the World. An important sale, with a number of highlights, starting with United States graded stamps, 1847 Issue on cover, 1869 Pictorials Proofs and Essays, including a complete set of Atlanta Trial Colors, two different sets of Columbian Large Die Proofs, a collection of rare Plate Blocks, a newly discovered holding of sheets, blocks of four of the CIA and Stock Exchange Inverts, Flight covers and U.S. Possessions. There are rarities from Bolivia, China including an Inverted Hall of Classics, France and French Colonies, with better Zanzibar, Great Britain and British Commonwealth, Dr. Leslie Rose's collection of Germany and Colonies, Hungary with First Issues on cover and pre-WWII Imperforate souvenir sheets. From Latvia, there is a world-renown collection formed by Imants Timma, with stamps and covers, Occupation Issues, Kurland and a splendid collection of Wenden. The sale also includes a sensational, long-forgotten collection of Imperial Russia. Brought to the United States just after WWII, this collection, only recently unearthed, includes the remarkable unused pair of Russia Number One with original gum, a splendid holding of proofs and essays, (including a collection of 140 different Romanov Proofs) and much more. Many of these items were exhibited in New York in 1927 and until now, had been presumed lost during the War. Finally, the sale includes close to 300 large lots and collections.

ImagesDescriptionCurrent Bid
Lot #1067
LATVIA Libau
1919 15pf dark violet, horizontal sheet margin pair, left stamp with inverted overprint, tied by "Deutscher Feldpost 168b" 7.1.19 cds on cover to Konigsberg, with censor handstamp at left and repeated on back, filing fold away from the stamps, fine and rare cover, with 1954 Niels Strandel and 1989 Mikulski certificates (Mi.3BBbk+3BBb)
Envelope
Catalog #1N3,var
Price Realized
$550.00

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