Rare Stamps & Postal History of the World
February 7-8, 2023

Welcome to our February 7-8, 2023 Sale of Rare Stamps and Postal History of the World, which will take place at our Teaneck, N.J. Galleries and over the internet via CherrystoneLIVE. This 1,366 lot sale features better United States, with quality material assembled by a Japanese gentleman. Foreign countries include Albania, with 1913 Double Eagle handstamps, Austria, France and Colonies, Germany with a selection of WWII Occupation Issues, Great Britain and British Commonwealth with Australia, BNA, New Zealand, British Asia and Africa. There are rarities from Iran, including postal history, Italy and Italian Colonies, a collection of hand-painted Karl Lewis covers and more. The auction concludes with over two hundred Large Lots and Collections, ranging from single country albums and specialized collections, to multi-carton worldwide groups and large cover lots offered intact.

ImagesDescriptionCurrent Bid
Lot #1554
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JORDAN
1921 (13 Jan) cover to Jerusalem, franked with overprinted Palestine pair of 5m orange, sheet margin at right, tied by "Salt" departure handstamps in Arabic, arrival pmk at left, v.f.
Envelope
Price Realized
$230.00

Lot #1555
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JORDAN
1923 (11 Nov) cover franked with Hejaz 1pia blue, tied by violet Amman cds, addressed to Syria, with Damas arrival pmk on back, roughly opened backflap tears, otherwise fine
Envelope
Price Realized
$230.00

Lot #1556
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JORDAN
1929 (6 Mar) registered cover from Amman, via Haifa to Brussels, franked with 11 stamps, paying 102m (letter rate, plus registration, plus 72m excess), with transit and arrival markings, fine cover to Belgium
Envelope
Price Realized
$450.00

Lot #1557
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JORDAN
1929 (25 Apr) cover to USA, franked with 10m red and 5m orange, tied by violet "Jerash" cds, with Irbid and Haifa transits on back, fine usage from uncommon origin
Envelope
Price Realized
$230.00

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