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Auction Series 257-264 in Zurich Day 3

Corinphila Auction AG Auction Series 257-264 in Zurich Day 3
Switzerland
Wednesday Jan 27, 2021 09:00 Europe/Zurich

High-class philatelic material at Corinphila Auctions in Zurich

Rarities from all areas of philately are on offer, including the ‘Greifensee cover’, probably the most important cover of classic Swiss philately.

From 25 to 30 January 2021 Corinphila Auctions will offer for sale a very unusual range of material. The high-quality material being offered will be presented in no less than eight luxury auction catalogues.

The auction begins with high-quality offers from South American countries. The Brian Moorhouse Estate (Part 3) is notable for its wide variety of South American collecting areas from A (as in Argentina) to V (as in Venezuela). Especially impressive are the many proofs of various issues from classic to middle-period. Particularly well represented are Argentina, Brazil (including Lot 3137, the famous pair of the 600 Reis “Goat’s Eye” issue of 1844, in an unused pair from the Maurice Burrus collection, starting price CHF 5,000), Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala classics with the rarest covers and proofs, Honduras, Mexico and Uruguay.

The first part of the most important specialised collection of the first issue of Ecuador of 1865 in existence will be offered for sale under the name ‘Guayaquil’. Almost all the important items of this collecting area are in the collection. Particularly outstanding is the more attractive of only two known registered covers with the first issue (Lot 4071; starting price CHF 20,000).

A fine range of the classic issues of Peru will come up for sale in the main catalogue of the Corinphila auction series. Among these are also many stamps from the issues produced in continuous rolls on the ‘Lecoq’ printing press. Particularly appealing is an unused strip of five of the 5 centavos of 1870 showing the ‘new’ railway from Lima to Callao. The ‘Trencito’ , ‘the little train, as collectors later called the stamp, was intended for letters carried on this new railway line. To make endless rolls of the stamp, the ends of the lengths of paper were simply glued together! This is clearly visible here on the fourth stamp in the strip (Lot 156, starting price CHF 750). 

Europe is represented with a wide range of material from the Pietro Provera collection. The emphasis is on Italy and France. The outstandingly good quality of the classic stamps and covers, for which this collector was well-known, is particularly impressive. For many years, "Provera quality" was a term used for top-quality philatelic material in many countries. For example, there is a cover with France’s first issue of 1849, a very rare tête-bêche pair of the 20 centimes on cover (Lot 5141, starting price CHF 5,000). Or a four-colour franking of Sicily with the extremely rare top value of 50 grana on cover (Lot 5675, starting price CHF 20,000). 

Another very unusual specialised collection comes up for auction with the Gregory Frantz "Stamp Issuing Steamship Companies" collection. It includes all the private steamship lines that issued privately produced stamps for mail carried on their ships. The many small shipping lines on the thousands of lakes and the coast of Finland offer great variety, often in combination with state stamps. An example is the ‘Skärgards Trafik Aktiebolag’ (STAB) cover with the private bicoloured 25 penni ship’s stamp for delivery within Finland by the private shipping line, in combination with the Finnish state-issue 5 penni and 20 penni for onward transmission to Frankfurt (Lot 6069, starting price CHF 1,000).

Switzerland is also represented again with an outstanding range of material. This includes a postal history collection "Franco-Prussian War - Impact on Swiss Postal History 1866-1871". The presentation in the auction catalogue combined with historical background information is unique and is likely to set new standards for philatelic auctions. One could almost speak of a milestone of philately, on its way to being recognised as an additional historical science. A ‘must’ for every philatelist interested in history!

However, the second part of the ERIVAN collection is undoubtedly outstanding in its Swiss material. The collection of the former Tengelmann entrepreneur Erivan Haub contains the greatest rarities of Swiss philately. Now the famous registered cover from the "Notariat Greifensee" comes up for sale. Franked with Switzerland’s first two stamps, the Zurich 4 and Zurich 6, it is for many the "non plus ultra" of Swiss rarities in private hands. The provenance of the item goes back to 1900 when, in the collection of the then President of the Banque de France, Paul Mirabaud, the cover caused a sensation at the Paris Exposition. It later found its way into the collections of Diem-Saxer of St. Gallen (1934), the Swiss shoe magnate Iwan Bally (1964), and then the ‘HELVETICUS’ collection (1991) before finding a new home in the collection of Erivan Haub for almost 30 years. The starting price of the Greifensee cover being offered as Lot 7003 is CHF 300,000.

All the material being offered can be viewed at www.corinphila.ch.

Further information and catalogue orders at: Corinphila Auktionen AG, Wiesenstrasse 8, 8032 Zurich, Switzerland, Telephone + 41 (0)44 389 9191, Fax + 41 (0)44 389 9195, Email: [email protected]

 

Illustrations

Brazil 1844, “Goat’s Eye” 600 reis in an unused pair with the best provenance: Maurice Burrus collection (1964)

Ecuador 1865, a pair of the 1 real green on a registered cover. Only two registered covers of the first issue are known. Top cover from the Ackermann (1937), Homan (c. 1960) and E.M. de Bustamante (1996) collections.

Peru 1870, 5 centavos ‘Trencito’ in a strip of five with the fourth stamp showing the paper join.

France 1849, 20 centimes, a rare tête-bêche pair on cover.

Sicily 1859, four-colour franking with 50 grana top value to Genoa.

Finland 1880, private ship’s stamp in combination with stamps of the state Post Office on cover to Frankfurt.

Zurich 1843, registered cover from the Greifensee notary’s office with the first two stamps of Switzerland.

 

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Auction Series 257-264 in Zurich Day 2

Corinphila Auction AG Auction Series 257-264 in Zurich Day 2
Switzerland
Tuesday Jan 26, 2021 09:00 Europe/Zurich

High-class philatelic material at Corinphila Auctions in Zurich

Rarities from all areas of philately are on offer, including the ‘Greifensee cover’, probably the most important cover of classic Swiss philately.

From 25 to 30 January 2021 Corinphila Auctions will offer for sale a very unusual range of material. The high-quality material being offered will be presented in no less than eight luxury auction catalogues.

The auction begins with high-quality offers from South American countries. The Brian Moorhouse Estate (Part 3) is notable for its wide variety of South American collecting areas from A (as in Argentina) to V (as in Venezuela). Especially impressive are the many proofs of various issues from classic to middle-period. Particularly well represented are Argentina, Brazil (including Lot 3137, the famous pair of the 600 Reis “Goat’s Eye” issue of 1844, in an unused pair from the Maurice Burrus collection, starting price CHF 5,000), Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala classics with the rarest covers and proofs, Honduras, Mexico and Uruguay.

The first part of the most important specialised collection of the first issue of Ecuador of 1865 in existence will be offered for sale under the name ‘Guayaquil’. Almost all the important items of this collecting area are in the collection. Particularly outstanding is the more attractive of only two known registered covers with the first issue (Lot 4071; starting price CHF 20,000).

A fine range of the classic issues of Peru will come up for sale in the main catalogue of the Corinphila auction series. Among these are also many stamps from the issues produced in continuous rolls on the ‘Lecoq’ printing press. Particularly appealing is an unused strip of five of the 5 centavos of 1870 showing the ‘new’ railway from Lima to Callao. The ‘Trencito’ , ‘the little train, as collectors later called the stamp, was intended for letters carried on this new railway line. To make endless rolls of the stamp, the ends of the lengths of paper were simply glued together! This is clearly visible here on the fourth stamp in the strip (Lot 156, starting price CHF 750). 

Europe is represented with a wide range of material from the Pietro Provera collection. The emphasis is on Italy and France. The outstandingly good quality of the classic stamps and covers, for which this collector was well-known, is particularly impressive. For many years, "Provera quality" was a term used for top-quality philatelic material in many countries. For example, there is a cover with France’s first issue of 1849, a very rare tête-bêche pair of the 20 centimes on cover (Lot 5141, starting price CHF 5,000). Or a four-colour franking of Sicily with the extremely rare top value of 50 grana on cover (Lot 5675, starting price CHF 20,000). 

Another very unusual specialised collection comes up for auction with the Gregory Frantz "Stamp Issuing Steamship Companies" collection. It includes all the private steamship lines that issued privately produced stamps for mail carried on their ships. The many small shipping lines on the thousands of lakes and the coast of Finland offer great variety, often in combination with state stamps. An example is the ‘Skärgards Trafik Aktiebolag’ (STAB) cover with the private bicoloured 25 penni ship’s stamp for delivery within Finland by the private shipping line, in combination with the Finnish state-issue 5 penni and 20 penni for onward transmission to Frankfurt (Lot 6069, starting price CHF 1,000).

Switzerland is also represented again with an outstanding range of material. This includes a postal history collection "Franco-Prussian War - Impact on Swiss Postal History 1866-1871". The presentation in the auction catalogue combined with historical background information is unique and is likely to set new standards for philatelic auctions. One could almost speak of a milestone of philately, on its way to being recognised as an additional historical science. A ‘must’ for every philatelist interested in history!

However, the second part of the ERIVAN collection is undoubtedly outstanding in its Swiss material. The collection of the former Tengelmann entrepreneur Erivan Haub contains the greatest rarities of Swiss philately. Now the famous registered cover from the "Notariat Greifensee" comes up for sale. Franked with Switzerland’s first two stamps, the Zurich 4 and Zurich 6, it is for many the "non plus ultra" of Swiss rarities in private hands. The provenance of the item goes back to 1900 when, in the collection of the then President of the Banque de France, Paul Mirabaud, the cover caused a sensation at the Paris Exposition. It later found its way into the collections of Diem-Saxer of St. Gallen (1934), the Swiss shoe magnate Iwan Bally (1964), and then the ‘HELVETICUS’ collection (1991) before finding a new home in the collection of Erivan Haub for almost 30 years. The starting price of the Greifensee cover being offered as Lot 7003 is CHF 300,000.

All the material being offered can be viewed at www.corinphila.ch.

Further information and catalogue orders at: Corinphila Auktionen AG, Wiesenstrasse 8, 8032 Zurich, Switzerland, Telephone + 41 (0)44 389 9191, Fax + 41 (0)44 389 9195, Email: [email protected]

 

Illustrations

Brazil 1844, “Goat’s Eye” 600 reis in an unused pair with the best provenance: Maurice Burrus collection (1964)

Ecuador 1865, a pair of the 1 real green on a registered cover. Only two registered covers of the first issue are known. Top cover from the Ackermann (1937), Homan (c. 1960) and E.M. de Bustamante (1996) collections.

Peru 1870, 5 centavos ‘Trencito’ in a strip of five with the fourth stamp showing the paper join.

France 1849, 20 centimes, a rare tête-bêche pair on cover.

Sicily 1859, four-colour franking with 50 grana top value to Genoa.

Finland 1880, private ship’s stamp in combination with stamps of the state Post Office on cover to Frankfurt.

Zurich 1843, registered cover from the Greifensee notary’s office with the first two stamps of Switzerland.

 

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Corinphila Auction AG

Auction Series 257-264 in Zurich Day 1

Corinphila Auction AG Auction Series 257-264 in Zurich Day 1
Switzerland
Monday Jan 25, 2021 09:00 Europe/Zurich

High-class philatelic material at Corinphila Auctions in Zurich

Rarities from all areas of philately are on offer, including the ‘Greifensee cover’, probably the most important cover of classic Swiss philately.

From 25 to 30 January 2021 Corinphila Auctions will offer for sale a very unusual range of material. The high-quality material being offered will be presented in no less than eight luxury auction catalogues.

The auction begins with high-quality offers from South American countries. The Brian Moorhouse Estate (Part 3) is notable for its wide variety of South American collecting areas from A (as in Argentina) to V (as in Venezuela). Especially impressive are the many proofs of various issues from classic to middle-period. Particularly well represented are Argentina, Brazil (including Lot 3137, the famous pair of the 600 Reis “Goat’s Eye” issue of 1844, in an unused pair from the Maurice Burrus collection, starting price CHF 5,000), Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala classics with the rarest covers and proofs, Honduras, Mexico and Uruguay.

The first part of the most important specialised collection of the first issue of Ecuador of 1865 in existence will be offered for sale under the name ‘Guayaquil’. Almost all the important items of this collecting area are in the collection. Particularly outstanding is the more attractive of only two known registered covers with the first issue (Lot 4071; starting price CHF 20,000).

A fine range of the classic issues of Peru will come up for sale in the main catalogue of the Corinphila auction series. Among these are also many stamps from the issues produced in continuous rolls on the ‘Lecoq’ printing press. Particularly appealing is an unused strip of five of the 5 centavos of 1870 showing the ‘new’ railway from Lima to Callao. The ‘Trencito’ , ‘the little train, as collectors later called the stamp, was intended for letters carried on this new railway line. To make endless rolls of the stamp, the ends of the lengths of paper were simply glued together! This is clearly visible here on the fourth stamp in the strip (Lot 156, starting price CHF 750). 

Europe is represented with a wide range of material from the Pietro Provera collection. The emphasis is on Italy and France. The outstandingly good quality of the classic stamps and covers, for which this collector was well-known, is particularly impressive. For many years, "Provera quality" was a term used for top-quality philatelic material in many countries. For example, there is a cover with France’s first issue of 1849, a very rare tête-bêche pair of the 20 centimes on cover (Lot 5141, starting price CHF 5,000). Or a four-colour franking of Sicily with the extremely rare top value of 50 grana on cover (Lot 5675, starting price CHF 20,000). 

Another very unusual specialised collection comes up for auction with the Gregory Frantz "Stamp Issuing Steamship Companies" collection. It includes all the private steamship lines that issued privately produced stamps for mail carried on their ships. The many small shipping lines on the thousands of lakes and the coast of Finland offer great variety, often in combination with state stamps. An example is the ‘Skärgards Trafik Aktiebolag’ (STAB) cover with the private bicoloured 25 penni ship’s stamp for delivery within Finland by the private shipping line, in combination with the Finnish state-issue 5 penni and 20 penni for onward transmission to Frankfurt (Lot 6069, starting price CHF 1,000).

Switzerland is also represented again with an outstanding range of material. This includes a postal history collection "Franco-Prussian War - Impact on Swiss Postal History 1866-1871". The presentation in the auction catalogue combined with historical background information is unique and is likely to set new standards for philatelic auctions. One could almost speak of a milestone of philately, on its way to being recognised as an additional historical science. A ‘must’ for every philatelist interested in history!

However, the second part of the ERIVAN collection is undoubtedly outstanding in its Swiss material. The collection of the former Tengelmann entrepreneur Erivan Haub contains the greatest rarities of Swiss philately. Now the famous registered cover from the "Notariat Greifensee" comes up for sale. Franked with Switzerland’s first two stamps, the Zurich 4 and Zurich 6, it is for many the "non plus ultra" of Swiss rarities in private hands. The provenance of the item goes back to 1900 when, in the collection of the then President of the Banque de France, Paul Mirabaud, the cover caused a sensation at the Paris Exposition. It later found its way into the collections of Diem-Saxer of St. Gallen (1934), the Swiss shoe magnate Iwan Bally (1964), and then the ‘HELVETICUS’ collection (1991) before finding a new home in the collection of Erivan Haub for almost 30 years. The starting price of the Greifensee cover being offered as Lot 7003 is CHF 300,000.

All the material being offered can be viewed at www.corinphila.ch.

Further information and catalogue orders at: Corinphila Auktionen AG, Wiesenstrasse 8, 8032 Zurich, Switzerland, Telephone + 41 (0)44 389 9191, Fax + 41 (0)44 389 9195, Email: [email protected]

 

Illustrations

Brazil 1844, “Goat’s Eye” 600 reis in an unused pair with the best provenance: Maurice Burrus collection (1964)

Ecuador 1865, a pair of the 1 real green on a registered cover. Only two registered covers of the first issue are known. Top cover from the Ackermann (1937), Homan (c. 1960) and E.M. de Bustamante (1996) collections.

Peru 1870, 5 centavos ‘Trencito’ in a strip of five with the fourth stamp showing the paper join.

France 1849, 20 centimes, a rare tête-bêche pair on cover.

Sicily 1859, four-colour franking with 50 grana top value to Genoa.

Finland 1880, private ship’s stamp in combination with stamps of the state Post Office on cover to Frankfurt.

Zurich 1843, registered cover from the Greifensee notary’s office with the first two stamps of Switzerland.

 

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Corbitts

Sale #165

Corbitts Sale #165
United Kingdom
Wednesday Jan 20, 2021 12:00 Europe/London

auction will be held on Wednesday 20 January 2021 at Britannia Hotel Newcastle Airport.
The sale starts at 11:00am.

This auction features 1344 lots and the catalogue is now available.

 

Going Greener

As part of our ongoing efforts to reduce our environmental impact we are trying to reduce the number of printed catalogues we produce for each sale. If you currently receive a printed catalogue for our sales and would be happy to use our on-line catalogue instead please let us know;
either by email, phone +44 (0) 191 232 7268, or fax: +44 (0) 191 261 4130.
Your help is very much appreciated.

For your convenience the following Auction Agents will be represented at Corbitts Auctions.

  Jean Lancaster Auction Agency, Michael Read, Poachers Retreat, Common Lane, Kings Langley, Herts, WD4 9HP, UK
   Tel: +44 (0) 1923 269 775 - Mobile: +44 (0) 7789 441 735
   Email: [email protected]

  Trevor Chinery, 9 St Laurence Way, Stanwick, Northamptonshire, NN9 6QS, UK
   Tel: +44 (0) 1205 330 026 - Fax: +44 (0) 1933 622 808 - Mobile: +44 (0) 7527 444 825
   Email: [email protected]
   Web: www.philatelic-auction-agent.co.uk

  Nick Martin (Loveauctions Ltd)
   Tel/Fax: +44 (0) 1205 460 968 - Mobile: +44 (0) 7703 766 477
   Email: [email protected]

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Georg Bühler Briefmarken Auktionen

Auktion 332

Georg Bühler Briefmarken Auktionen Auktion 332
Germany
Friday Jan 15, 2021 08:00 to Saturday Jan 16, 2021 18:00 Europe/Berlin

The auction house Georg Bühler, founded 1949, started its first auction at the 19th Oktober 1949 with 609 lots, presented in a little booklet. 

Very fast the booklet grew up and became a high-quality catalogue with some 1000 lots per auction.

Especially the classic philatelie was Georg Bühler’s passion. He was not only auctioneer, also a worldwide known and valued expert. Many rarities carry his sign respectively are guarded by his verification. Even today several auction lots and stamps appear with the discription “expertised Bühler”.

 

Despite a high amount of work - to prepare an auction requires months of high concentrated work - Georg Bühler found the time to write an elementary book about the queen of classic german philatelie, the red “Sachsen Dreier”. No other german auctioneer has seen so much of this rare stamp. 

 

One more was very important to Georg Bühler; BERLIN the city he was trading stamps even before the war, together with the great philatelists of this time like Mr. Rohr, Richter und Friedmann. 

 

BÜHLER - BERLIN, is still today, after 70 years of auction history, a reliable partner for many 1000 philatelists in the World with up to 6 auctions per year. Hardly an area, wich is not presented with one or another pice. Whether rare single lots, collections which were build up over decades or complet remainings:

 

Full of expectations our collectors await their next Bühler catalogue, which is sent by request free of charge to all collectors around the world. 

 

     

 

 

332. Auktion
Am Freitag, 15. Januar 2021
Leibnizstr. 79, 10625 Berlin - 1. Etage - Tel: 030-31868517
Versteigerung: ab 11.00 Uhr Los 5000 - 7011 Sammlungen u. Posten
Am Samstag, 16. Januar 2021
in unseren Büroräumen, Bornstedter Str. 3, 10711 Berlin
Versteigerung: 11.00 - 12.30 Uhr Los 1 - 2000 Einzellose Übersee/Europa
 12.30 - ca. 15.00 Uhr Los 2001 - 4657 Einzellose Deutschland
Besichtigung der Lose in unseren Geschäftsräumen Bornstedter Str. 3:
Montag-Dienstag, 11.-12.01. 10.00 - 18.00 Uhr
Mittwoch-Donnerstag, 13.-14.01. 10.00 - 19.00 Uhr
Freitag, 15.01. 9.00 - 12.00 Uhr
Samstag, 16.01. 9.00 - 12.00 Uhr
Besichtigung außerhalb dieser Zeiten nach besonderer Vereinbarung möglich!
Wir bitten zu beachten: Aufgrund der Corona-Pandemie und der Erfordernisse
 der Infektionsschutzverordnung des Landes Berlin sind unsere Besichtigungsplätze
stark gegrenzt. Um eine bestmöglich Auslastung unserer Räumlichkeiten zu
organisieren ist eine Voranmeldung unbedingt erforderlich.
Um möglichst allen Interessenten unser reichhaltiges Angebot präsentieren zu
können, nutzen Sie bitte auch die Möglichkeit im Vorfelde der offiziellen Zeiten
einen Termin für Ihre Besichtung zu vereinbaren (maximal 20 Positionen).
Für unsere Norddeutschen Kunden besteht die Möglichkeit am:
Freitag, den 8. Januar 2021 von 13.00 - 17.00 Uhr in Hamburg
Antik Center, Klosterwall 11 (U-Bahn Steinstr.), zu besichtigen.
Eine Voranmeldung hierzu ist zwingend erforderlich.
Bieter erhalten die Rücklosliste automatisch.
Alle anderen Kunden können die Liste gegen Freiumschlag anfordern. 

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Guillermo Jalil - Philatino

Auction # 2102 ARGENTINA: Special January auction

Guillermo Jalil - Philatino Auction # 2102 ARGENTINA: Special January auction
Argentina
Thursday Jan 14, 2021 19:00 America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires
Small sale with interesting lots for every type of collector, the last one of the month (the two following weeks we will be closed for the Summer holidays). All purchases will be invoiced on Friday 15, but please take into account that that will be the last day our office will be open. We will resume the dispatching of all orders as from February 1. Please bear this in mind if you send your payment during our holidays, because we will not be answering emails or questions during those two weeks. We will be back in February.        

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UPA UPA

Sale #80 worldwide Collections

UPA UPA Sale #80 worldwide Collections
United Kingdom
Tuesday Jan 12, 2021 17:00 Europe/London

It’s so easy to test UPA - if you are a New Bidder you may qualify for UPA's Introductory Offer - £55 GBP OFF your first invoice if you spend £75 GBP or more**

 

Continuing 18 years tradition of their Unique Reducing Estimate Auctions PLUS No Buyer’s Premium Universal Philatelic Auctions (UPA) presents one of their most valuable ever mail-bid sales closing at 5pm Tuesday 12th January 2021. In keeping with previous auctions ALL lots estimated at £1,000+ GBP will be offered LIVE online at the-saleroom.com 5pm Wednesday 13th January 2021. Live bidders for £1,000+ GBP estimate lots now benefit by no charge for bidding live online. 

The auction offers 18,933 lots to the value of £1,910,176 GBP comprising worldwide Collections, Sets, Singles, Covers, Proofs, High Values, Rarities, Topicals, FEO etc ... from the broadest range of regions including high quality classic Great Britain, British Empire, British Africa, British North America, India, Europe, British Asia, Asia with China, US and much more. Highlights once again include remarkable particularly strong in GB with High Values, British Empire plus exceptional Europe and overseas, with very good USA and many other countries too numerous to mention. 

There are No Buyer’s Premiums plus all lots are covered by their 28 day Total Guarantee. UPA prides itself on offering unique material that Collectors may not be able to source elsewhere and all with their unique reducing estimate system. With No Buyer’s Premium 2,000+ regular bidders stay with UPA saving up to 27% OFF – which is why UPA can offer new winning bidders an amazing Introductory Offer - £55 GBP OFF your first invoice if you spend £75 GBP.

(** Offer restricted to bidders in UK, West Europe, USA, Australia, Canada & New Zealand)

(** Offer subject to status, restricted to one offer per household)

Bidding stops : Tuesday 12th January 2021, 5pm 

Live Internet Auction : Wednesday 13th January 2021, 5pm 

LIVE auction of 185 of the most valuable lots from estimate £1,000 GBP upwards – Wednesday 13th January 2021, 5pm  via www.the-saleroom.com. Bidders wishing to participate in the LIVE auction must register with www.the-saleroom.com by 2pm  Wednesday 13th January 2021.

Results / Invoices Issued : Friday 15th January 2021, 4pm onwards

Sale of Unsold Lots : 18th January 2021, 6pm onwards until  15th February 2021, 10am

(NB - all times stated above are UK local time)

Please Note : Bids below 80% of the estimate will be respectfully declined. Bidders wishing to purchase such lots for less may have the opportunity to do so in subsequent auction(s).

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Mowbray Collectables

Postal Stamp Auction #530

Mowbray Collectables Postal Stamp Auction #530
New Zealand
Tuesday Jan 12, 2021 23:45 Pacific/Auckland

Our monthly postal stamp auction #530 has a great range of 3,754 lots, worldwide, suitable for all collectors!

 

Every lot is covered by our “Satisfaction Guarantee”.

 

Remember all estimates are in New Zealand Dollars.  (NZ$1 = approx. US72c, €60c, £0.54)

 

There is no Buyer’s Premium added to the sale price of our postal stamp auctions.  (For New Zealand bidders 15% GST will be added to the sale price)

 

Once payment is received, items are dispatched in a timely manner, well packaged, with a view to keeping the postage/courier costs as low as possible.

 

The closing date for the auction is Tuesday 12th January 2021, and bids should be received by midnight (NZ time is GMT + 13).

 

For further information on any lots or to request scans, please email [email protected]

 

Download a PDF of the catalogue here https://www.mowbrays.co.nz/files/6ec88f6b-1ccc-4b56-93a7-0d8d67e93ce4.pdf 

 

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John Bull Stamp Auctions

THE 2020 WINTER SALE - SALE 334 & S335 Day 4

John Bull Stamp Auctions THE 2020 WINTER SALE - SALE 334 & S335 Day 4
Hong Kong
Sunday Jan 10, 2021 10:00 Asia/Hong_Kong

THE 2020 WINTER SALE - SALE 334 & S335
二零二零年冬季拍賣會
AUCTION SCHEDULE
拍賣時間表
* The Stephen Yen’s Dollar Chop Collection ( Part I ) commencing immediately following Lot 7185.
* Lot 7186 commencing immediately following The Stephen Yen’s Dollar Chop Collection ( Part I ).
* Juai Wai Chung’s Collection of Postal Stationery of Japanese Occupation of South East Asia
 commencing immediately following Lot 8105.
* Cynthia Sum Yue Tang’s Collection of Chinese Ancient Coins commencing immediately following
 Juai Wai Chung’s Collection of Postal Stationery of Japanese Occupation of South East Asia.
* The exact time of this auction is depending on the actual situation.

JOHN BULL STAMP AUC TIONS, LTD. ORGANIZATION
Thurday
7 January 2021
09:30am The People’s Republic of China &
Liberated Areas Stamps and Postal History
Lots 3001 - 4224
Friday
8 January 2021
10:00am The General Sale - Part I
Stephen Yen’s Dollar Chop Collection ( Part I )
The General Sale - Part II
Lots 7001 - 7185
Lots 6001 - 6123
Lots 7186 - 7603
Saturday
9 January 2021
10:00am The General Sale - Part III
Juai Wai Chung’s Collection of Postal Stationery
of Japanese Occupation of South East Asia
Cynthia Sum Yue Tang’s Collection
of Chinese Ancient Coins
Lots 7604 - 8105
Lots 5001 - 5094
Lots 9001 - 9191
Sunday
10 January 2021
10:00am Hong Kong, China & Worldwide
Coins and Banknotes
Lots 1001 - 2050

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A. Karamitsos

Postal & Live Internet Auction 980 General Philatelic Auction

A. Karamitsos Postal & Live Internet Auction 980 General Philatelic Auction
Greece
Saturday Jan 09, 2021 18:00 Europe/Athens

Postal & Live Internet Auction 980 General Philatelic Auction

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