1699, 12.2., entire letter from Regensburg to Brussels, handwritten marking “½ franco”, so the addressee only had to pay 3 Stuiver for the leg from Augsburg
Auction #368- Day 1
By: Heinrich Koehler Auktionen
Heinrich Koehler Auktionen Auction #368- Day 1
From Saxony to the Danish West Indies, from early postal history to modern philately: rarities and exceptional top-class collections
The programme for the 368th auction of Germany's oldest stamp auction house is again impressive with philatelic and postal history material of the highest standard. Three special catalogues with unique collections and many special sections in an overwhelming main catalogue speak in a clear language. The spectrum ranges from early postal history to modern philately, from Germany to Europe and worldwide, and offers almost everything the collector's heart desires.
Auction Schedule
Tuesday, 26 March 2019 from 9:00 am Lot 1 - 808A
Single Lots: Liechtenstein, Austria, Switzerland, Europe and Colonies: Belgium - Yugoslavia, including
Special offer: Belgium - Postal History 1459-1794 – The Jürgen Briese Collection
Special offer: Incoming mail from Central- and South America to Italy 1837-1889 – The Dr. Giorgio Magnani Collection
Tuesday, 26 March 2019 from 3:00 pm Lot 809 - 1142
Single Lots: Great Britain and British Commonwealth, Overseas countries
Wednesday, 27 March 2019 from 9:00 am Lot 1143 - 1532
Single Lots: Shipmail, Airmail, Zeppelin, Olympics, Thematics and Literature , including
Special offer: Commercial Zeppelin Mail 1928-1937 – The Dickson H. Preston Collection
Wednesday, 27 March 2019 from 12:00 pm Lot 7001 - 7312
Special Catalogue: Ireland - The Path to Independence - The "Dublin" Collection (part I)
& Irish Coil Stamps 1922 to 1940 - The Robert M. Benninghoff Collection (part I)
Wednesday, 27 March 2019 following from ca. 2:00 pm Lot 6001 - 6337
Special Catalogue: Danish West Indies 1773-1917 – The "Høgensborg" Collection (part I)
Thursday, 28 March 2019 from 9:00 am Lot 4001 - 4608
Collections: Europe: Albania - Vatican, incl. Great Britain and British Commonwealth, Overseas countries, General collections All World / Europe / Overseas, Airmail and Zeppelin, Thematic collections
Thursday, 28 March 2019 from 2:00 pm Lot 4609 - 5266
Collections: German States, German Empire, German post offices abroad and Colonies, General collections Germany, Germany after 1945
Friday, 29 March 2019 from 9:00 am Lot 1533 - 2269
Single Lots: German Occupation WWI, German Areas and Plebiscites, Danzig, Memel, German Occupation WWII, including
Special offer: WITU Postal History
Friday, 29 March 2019 from 1:30 pm Lot 2270 - 2981
Single Lots: Germany after 1945: Local issues after 1945, Allied Forces issues, Soviet Occupation Zone, German Democratic Republic, Berlin, Bizone, Federal Republik of Germany, including the „George Marshall“ Collection
Saturday, 30 March 2019 from 9:00 am Lot 2982 - 3571
Single Lots: German Empire 1872 - 1945, German States Baden - North German Confederation, Alsace-Lorraine
Saturday, 30 March 2019 from 1:00 pm Lot 8001 - 8160
Special Catalogue: Kingdom of Saxony - The Christian and Renate Springer Collection (part I)
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Lot #177 - europe Belgium
1699, 25.2., entire letter from Amsterdam via Antwerp to Brussels. At the border the Dutch postage fee was marked by handwritten “ß 1:6 = 1 Shelling, 6 Grooten. The addressee had to pay at last 12 Stuiver. Unusual interim calculation of fees at the border
Lot #178 - europe Belgium
1699, 15.3., entire letter from Amsterdam via Antwerp to Brussels. At the border (Antwerp) the Dutch postage fee was marked by handwritten “D 10” = 10 Deniers (Grooten) = 5 Stuiver. The addressee had to pay at last 9 Stuiver. Unusual interim calculation of fees at the border
Lot #179 - europe Belgium
1699, 3.6., entire letter from Munich to Brussels with handwritten entry mark „fr. P. Augusta“ = paid until Augsburg (not listed in vdL), 6 Stuiver Brabant fee
Lot #180 - europe Belgium
1699, 23.10., entire letter from Düsseldorf to Brussels via Wesel and Roermond with manuscript “fr p Rurde” (vdL 3416), 3 Stuiver fee
Lot #181 - europe Belgium
1699, 10.11., entire letter from Naples via Innsbruck, Augsburg, Rheinhausen an Wöllstein to Brussels with handwritten entry mark „fra p. ma“ = Franco par Mantua (similar to vdL 3415), 4 Stuiver fee
Lot #182 - europe Belgium
1713, 17.11., entire accompanying letter from Rotterdam to Nieuport (Flandres) with handwritten entry mark “franco Anvers” and “de holl”, on the back 9 Stuiver postage fee for the route to Antwerp and further 9 Sols fee to Nieuport
Lot #183 - europe Belgium
1701, entire letter from Malines (Mechelen) via Brussels (handwritten mark of origin “De bruxelle“) to St. Leger/Normandy, 12 Sols fee
Lot #184 - europe Belgium
1702, entire military letter of the army of Tallard from the Camp de Vanemberg to Strasbourg, dated 14.7., handwritten marking “pour Calesche d’lee Tallard”. 16 Sols fee
Lot #185 - europe Belgium
1704/1707, 2 entire domestic letters via “Pachtpost Pajot” from Bruges to Brussels – handwritten mark of origin “de bruges”, and from Mons to Antwerp – handwritten mark of origin “De Mons”,
Nice pair
Lot #186 - europe Belgium
1704, entire letter (14 Sols fee) from Quesnoy to Lyon, dated 28.9., military marking “A.R. DE VILLARS”. Duke Claude Louis Hector von Villars was the commander of the French troops in the Netherlands during 1704/08, rare marking
Lot #187 - europe Belgium
1708, 14.8., entire military letter from a camp between Ghent and Bruges to Paris with the famous marking “AR. DE FLANDRE”
Lot #188 - europe Belgium
1702/04, 2 entire domestic letters from Poperinghe to Ghent, dated 23.3. and 15.2. via “Pajot” with handwritten marks of origin – one shortened to “ Pope”. Poperinghe was occupied be the French since 1678. Both 3 Stuiver fee. Nice pair
Lot #189 - europe Belgium
1703-1705, 3 entire domestic letters via “Pachtpost Pajot”, handwritten mark of origin “De Courtray”, “Tour” (= Tournay) and “menin”
Lot #190 - europe Belgium
1704, 2 entire domestic letters from St. Nicolas and Tournay to Ghent, via „Pachtpost Pajot“ with handwritten marks of origin „De St. Nicolas” and “tournay”, both 2 Sols fee
Lot #191 - europe Belgium
1707, 26.6., entire letter from Cadiz (E) via Lille to Antwerp. Handwritten markings from Lille “P.(ort) de Lille” and “Anvers”, 5 Sols postage fee for the leg Lille – Antwerp
Lot #192 - europe Belgium
1707, 31.7., entire domestic letter, carried directly by a messenger from Mons to Bruges, on the backside handwritten name of the messenger, 5 Sols fee in red chalk
Lot #193 - europe Belgium
1709, 4.4. and 29.4., entire letter from Cadiz (E) to Antwerp with two different fees - 12 Sols written by the staff of Pajot at Mons, this canceled and written 13 Sols by the staff of Jaupain at Brussels. Another letter from Paris to Antwerp with changed fee 5 to 6 Sols. From September 1709, the French occupied only the southern part of Belgium, for which Pajot was responsible. The northern part, liberated by the Allies, was served by...
Lot #194 - europe Belgium
1709, 2 entire domestic letters from Nivelles to Antwerp. Nivelle was still served by Pajot while Antwerp was already served by “Pachtpost Jaupain”. Nice letter with 2 different fees. In addition entire letter from Louvain (handwritten mark of origin) to Antwerp, served by Jaupain. Interesting pair from a turbulent time
Lot #195 - europe Belgium
1710, 11.9., entire domestic letter from Namur, which was still occupied by the French, still served by Pajot with early cursive marking “de namur”. 3 Sols fee
Lot #196 - europe Belgium
1718, 15.11., entire letter from Brussel to Bayonne (F) via „Pachtpost Jaupain”, very early line marking “DE BRVXELLES”, 24 décimes fee
Lot #197 - europe Belgium
1701/04, 2 entire letters with valuable content, carried by messengers from Brussels to Antwerp with handwritten marking “met 31 pont wisselgelt” and from Mechelen to Ghent with handwritten marking “met 15 pont 3 Shellingen”
Lot #198 - europe Belgium
1702/09, 4 entire messenger-letters with different notes on carriage by messenger “van den Loo veel”, “in de casse van de bode van brugge” and two different dry stamps “IC” and “PB”
Lot #199 - europe Belgium
1709, 29.1., entire letter from Lille by messenger to Ghent and then from there by another messenger to Antwerp on the backside handwritten name of the messenger “PVG” and “verschot tot gendt 2 St”, The addressee had to pay at last 6 Sols fee, marked in red chalk
Lot #200 - europe Belgium
1713, 19.9., entire domestic letter, carried directly by a messenger from Mechelen to Courtray, on the backside handwritten initials of the messenger “GDG” in red chalk, 4 Sols fee in red chalk
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