Auction 62

Global Collections Sale


German Area, Greece and Hungary


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Lot 283
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German Area, 1850's-1980's, a misc. collection and accumulation, including some collections on pages as well as in envelopes, Germany proper, Saar, Danzig, Memel, some Offices and more. Quite a hodge-podge. Inspection will prove worthwhile. Shipping weight 18 lbs / 8.2 kilos.
Estimate $200 - 400.
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$500
Lot 284
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German Area, 1884-1976, an advanced collection of mint and used, replete with better values, neatly hinged in 4 large Schwaneberger albums. Volume 1 contains German Colonies and Offices Abroad, German World War I Occupations, Belgian Occupation of Eupen & Malmédy, the plebiscite areas, and Danzig, Memel and Saar. Volume 2 contains German Locals - an ample selection of these fascinating items (unlisted in Scott but listed in Michel). Volumes 3 and 4 contain Russian Zone issues and DDR (nearly complete for the period including souvenir sheets and key sets). A very clean and attractive collection overall with no noticeable faults, and with numerous key items cataloging up to $800 each. A small selection has been imaged. Shipping weight 25 lbs / 11.3 kilos. Scott catalog value for the listed items comes to over $10,000, plus there are the numerous Michel listed locals.
Estimate $1,500 - 2,000.
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$1,000
Lot 285
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German Area, 1911-1960's, an extensive collection balance and misc. accumulation, in two large binders. Includes much useful Federal Republic such as the 1951 Marienkirche set NH, Berlin including the Black Overprints and some of the Bells, extensive Russian Zone and DDR including the Mao set and the Goethe and Debria souvenir sheets, a section of Bavaria, also many Third Reich propaganda covers and some stamps. Much post 1945 is NH. Occasional faults but generally F.-V.F. A small sampling has been imaged. Shipping weight 13 lbs / 5.9 kilos. Catalog value of the non-Third Reich rubbish comes to approximately $4000.
Estimate $400 - 600.
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$550
Lot 286
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Greece, 1861-1995, a powerful and impressive mainly mint collection, housed on black Hagner stock sheets and on Scott Speciality album pages, 6 volumes. With excellent representation of 100+ Large Hermes Heads, mostly unused with select used copies in the 19th century issues. Small Hermes Heads imperf. and perf., with occasional shades and varieties, issues mostly complete from 1896, including First and Second Olympics, surcharges, many better items with complete Air Post, Postage Dues, extensive showing of back of the book, Postal Tax stamps, Occupation and Annexation stamps (N1-N238), Samos, Cavalla, Corfu, including Italian Occupation, North Epirus (N202-N238), Dedeagatch (N179-N201). We also note that there is a reasonable amount of never hinged throughout so viewing is helpful to fully appreciate the value. Some duplication of better items. Fine-Very Fine, Well worth serious consideration! Shipping weight 24.5 lbs / 11 kilos.
Estimate $12,000 - 18,000.
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Lot 287
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Greece, 1861-2003, a superior used collection for advanced collectors, with many hundreds of used singles and sets all neatly hinged in a Scott Specialty album plus a few covers. Begins with an array of Hermes Heads including duplicates with many in excellent quality including the better issues all put together by a determined philatelist who had an affinity for Greek stamps. The collection is replete with many scarce used stamps, often more difficult to acquire than their mint counterparts. There are too many highlights to list all, but here are a few by Scott numbers #1-2, 5-7, 8-9, 11-15, 29,55, 64-72, 81-89, 117-128, 159-162, 184-197, 378-380, C1-C53 plus C1-C4 on cover. Also one unused stamp Crete #1 bought at auction plus more used back-of-the-book issues. A superior collection and viewing is a pleasure. Nice quality throughout, mainly Fine to Very Fine with few faults. Very high Scott value. Shipping weight 6.2 lbs / 2.8 kilos.
Estimate $3,000 - 4,000.
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Lot 288
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Greece, 1896-1994, a huge high quality mint stock. Perhaps "stock" is not even the best word, as it conjures up images of packed glassines with minimal value. Certainly not the case here! Even if you took just one of each unique stamp in this inventory it would easily surpass most Greek collections from this time period. Five glassine files loaded with #4 glassines with not only better material, but a large portion of it never hinged including the classics, And hundreds of blocks; as a matter of fact, the vast majority from 1954 on have at least one block on hand. Some of the higher value items in blocks of four include #151-152, 154(2), 158 (2), 173 (2), 258-259, 382, 490-497, 523 (2), 525-534, 549-555, 568-573, 574-581, 582-600, 604-617, 632-638 (2), 639-648 (2), C67-70, C74-80 (2). As far as singles 117-124 (4), 125 (3), 126 (2), 127-128, 159a, 160, 161 (3), 162-163, 179-183, 194-195, 196 (2) 197, 277B (3), 281 (2), 298 (4), 332-333 (2) (334 (3), 338-343 (7), 344-361 (3), 369 (5), 378, 279 (2), 380, 381, 431-436 (2), 472-481 (9), 520 (7), 521-522 (10), 535-538 (5), 543-544 (3), 545-548 (6), 556-567 (5), C1-C4 (7), C5-C7 (3), C8-C14 (5), C15-C21 (5), C22-C30 (8), C38-C47, C71-C73. In addition to airmails, other extensive back-of-the-book in postal tax and occupation and annexation stamps. Some Scott unlisted items, like imperfs of the Flying Hermes series and a selection of EFOs. There are also overprint varieties and inverted surcharges, as well as more familiar material, like complete booklets and souvenir sheets. All in all, absolutely enormous catalog value. As with all glassine lots, should really be viewed in person, generally Fine to Very Fine. Shipping weight 15.8 lbs / 7.2 kilos.
Estimate $7,500 - 10,000.
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Lot 289

Greece, 1901-1994, a tremendous mint n.h. accumulation of blocks and sheets, housed in 5 binders, packed with nearly 400 full sheets and many hundreds of blocks of various sizes all mint is impressive in scope and also the choice material contained therein. A handful of better items include (by Scott) #170 (strip of 10), 316-317 (full sheets of 100), 335-337 (blocks of 30), 363 (block of 6), 394 (2 blocks of 10), 536-537 (full sheets of 50), 539 (block of 49), 544 (block of 11), 601-603 (two full sheets of 50), 618-623 (full sheets of 50), 649-655 (blocks of 10), 661 (full sheet of 25), 666 (block of 10), C25-C21 (blocks of 10), N181a, N26a (block of 20). Quality is excellent with the entire holding looking never hinged, some separations on the earlier sheets. Just the few sheets listed above Scott over $11,500. So with the huge balance Scott will be a formidable number and much higher. Well worth viewing and a winning lot for online sales, F.-V.F., N.H., o.g., never hinged. Shipping weight 32.6 lbs / 14.8 kilos.
Estimate $3,000 - 4,000.
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Lot 290
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Greek Occupations and Territories, 1890's-1940's, a powerful collection of many hundreds, housed in three volumes, mostly unused singles and sets. Included are Crete, including Austrian, Italian, Russian. Epirus including local Chimarra Issues, Argyrokastro Issues, Koritsa, Occupation Issues, Ionian Islands under Italian Occupation all of the rare pairs with a Scott value alone of over $12,000. The collector identified issues by Scott number and value however the prices are outdated, and Scott is often substantially higher today. Also various locals, National Resistance Issues, Russian Levant with various overprints for Greek Islands, Turkey, with overprints of Sultan's visit in Salonika, Monastir, Pristine, Uskub, also Thrace, some duplication. Fine-Very Fine. A very interesting lot. Shipping weight 15.8 lbs / 7.2 kilos.
Estimate $7,500 - 10,000.
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Lot 291
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Hungary, 1871-2000, an outstanding collection with many key stamps. Several thousand singles, sets and souvenir sheets, all housed in seven hingeless KABE albums. First issues, Scott 1-12 are complete used $1,400. With a mint reprint set on auction lot sheet mint $225., mint + used up to 1912 when it is mainly mint from that point up and quite complete including 462-465 $145., 486 mint + used $160., Semi-postals B1-B52 all mint $231., Airmail C1-C44 $358., Postage Dues J1-J9 $150. We also note the perforated better souvenir sheets such as the Chain Bridge, Roosevelt, UPU etc. Later issues abound with much value over multiple albums, condition on the early issues is a bit mixed and with later issues containing more N.H. and Fine to Very Fine condition. A solid collection. Shipping weight 40 lbs / 18.2 kilos.
Estimate $2,000 - 3,000.
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$1,700
Lot 292
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Hungary, 1871-1970, an extensive mostly mint collection, in mounts in a well-filled Scott album. Regular and commemoratives only, no back-of-the-book, with a nice representation of early issues used to mint, Soviet period is nearly complete mint, with some imperfs and souvenir sheets. A small sampling has been imaged. Shipping weight 7.5 lbs/ 3.4 kilos. Scott $1,500+.
Estimate $250 - 350.
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Lot 293
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Hungary, 1871-1960's, an extensive dealer's stock, including thousands of mint, used and CTO singles on stock pages in two very large 3-ring binders, up to about 10 of a kind, no rarities but many useful stamps, rich in topicals including art, space, nudes etc, generally Fine to Very Fine. A small sampling has been imaged. Shipping weight 11 lbs / 5 kilos.
Estimate $200 - 300.
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Lot 294
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Hungary, 1919, Foreign Occupations after WWI, an extensive collection of mint, used and covers, carefully assembled over many years by an experienced philatelist and dealer, and housed in mounts on blank pages in a large Elbe album, including blocks and full sheets. We note many examples of sets or part sets from all the major areas: French Occupation (Arad issue), Romanian Occupations (1st and 2nd Debrecen issues, 1st and 2nd Transylvania issues, 1st and 2nd Baranya issues, Temesvar, Banat and Szeged issues), plus Western Hungary issues. An excellent lot with considerable value for the serious collector or specialist, generally Fine to Very Fine. Fully imaged on the web. Shipping weight 7.25 lbs / 3.3 kilos. Scott catalog value easily exceeds $3,000.
Estimate $600 - 800.
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Realized
$425




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