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KRAUS + SILBERNAGEL SPEZIAL-AUKTION Fritschestr KRAUS + SILBERNAGEL SPEZIAL-AUKTION Fritschestr. 77, 10585 Berlin, Tel: 030/341 12 32, Fax: 030/341 61 89 118. Auktionsauftrag Bieter Nr. ........................... Hiermit beauftrage ich die Fa. Kraus + Silbernagel, fur¨ mich und meine Rechnung folgende Auktions-Lose bis zur H¨ohe der angefuhrten¨ Preise zu ersteigern. Von den im Auktionskatalog abgedruckten Versteigerungsbedingungen habe ich Kenntnis ge- nommen und erkl¨are mich einverstanden. Erfullungsort:¨ Berlin. , den Name: Beruf: Genaue Adresse: Erwunschte¨ Zahlungs- und Versandart bitte ankreuzen: Vorkasse: Rechnung: Abholung: Brief ohne Einschreiben nur per Vorkasse auf eigenes Risiko bis 30,- EUR (Postleitzahl bitte angeben) Unterschrift Sie k¨onnen Ihren Kaufauftrag begrenzen, Gesamtbetrag , und des- halb ruhig auf viele Sie interessierende Lose bieten, um bessere Erfolgsaussichten zu haben. Los-Nummer H¨ochstgebot in EUR Los-Nummer H¨ochstgebot in EUR Los-Nummer H¨ochstgebot in EUR Los-Nummer H¨ochstgebot in EUR Zur Zuschlagsumme werden die ublichen¨ Aufschl¨age, siehe Versteigerungs- Bedingungen, erhoben. Wir w¨aren Ihnen sehr verbunden, wenn Sie uns die Anschrift Ihnen bekannter Samm- ler aufgeben wurden,¨ von denen Sie annehmen, daß diese fur¨ unsere Versteigerung Interesse haben. Name Stand Wohnort Wohnung KRAUS + SILBERNAGEL SPEZIAL-AUKTION Fritschestr. 77, 10585 Berlin, Tel: 030/341 12 32, Fax: 030/341 61 89 ANSICHTSANFORDERUNG / KOPIE , den Name: Beruf: Genaue Adresse: Los Nr. Los Nr. Los Nr. Los Nr. Inhaltsverzeichnis KOLONIEN . 80 DT.BESETZUNG WK 1 . 81 AUTOGRAPHEN . 11 ABSTIMMUNGSGEBIETE . 82 HISTORISCHE ZEITUNGEN . 11 DANZIG . 82 INNUNGS-DOKUMENTE . 16 SAARGEBIET . 84 VIVAT-BANDER¨ . 16 SAARLAND . 84 PLAKATE . 16 DT.BESETZUNG WK II . 84 HISTORISCHE DOKUMENTE . 17 MARINE SCHIFFSPOST . 85 LEBENSMITTEL/ZUTEILUNGS-KARTEN . 24 SCHIFFSPOST . 90 EINTRITTSKARTEN ALLGEMEIN . 24 LUFTSCHIFFER WK I . 91 WERTPAPIERE . 24 ZEPPELINPOST . 91 UPU/AUSWEISE . 25 LUFTPOST . 92 IAS . 27 KATAPULT/SCHLEUDERFLUG . 95 VIGNETTEN . 27 BALLONPOST . 95 SIEGELMARKEN . 28 EXPEDITIONEN . 95 WHW ABZEICHEN . 28 MILITARY . 96 GRAPHIK/STICHE/ZEICHNUNGEN . 29 FELDPOST BIS WELTKRIEG II . 99 ANSICHTSKARTEN . 29 TRUPPENUBUNGSPL¨ ATZE¨ . 101 ANSICHTSKARTEN POSTEN . 54 FELDPOST WK II . 101 OLYMPIADE . 55 AIRGRAPH . 104 CARE PAKET . 57 FEIND-FLUGBLATTER¨ WK I . 104 ALL.BESETZG.NOTMASSNAHMEN . 57 FEIND-FLUGBLATTER¨ WK II . 104 ALL.BESETZUNG IN DEUTSCHLAND . 57 ROTES KREUZ . 106 FRANZ.ZONE BADEN . 57 KRIEGSGEFANGENEN /LAGERPOST . 107 BIZONE /BUND . 58 INTERNIERTEN LAGER . 108 ZSDR./ROLLENMARKEN-MH . 59 GEFANGNISPOST¨ . 109 FDC . 59 ZENSURPOST WK I . 109 BIZ./BUND GANZSACHEN . 59 ZENSURPOST WK I NACHKRIEGSZEIT . 109 BERLIN AB 1800 . 60 ZENSURPOST WK II . 109 BLN.VORORTE/STADTRANDORTE . 61 TELEGRAMM-ZENSUREN . 110 BLN.ROHRPOST . 61 ZURUCKGEHALTENE¨ POST/UBERROLLER¨ . 110 BERLIN AB 1945 . 61 ALL.BESETZUNG/ZENSUR . 111 BLN.AB 1945 GA . 63 KZ-GETTO POST . 111 BLN.PRIVAT GA . 63 JUDAIKA . 112 BLN.AB 1945 VERSCHIEDENES . 64 EUROPA VERSCHIEDEN . 113 BLN.FDC/ETB . 64 EUROPA VON A-Z . 114 BLN.ZSDR/ROLLENMK. 64 UBERSEE¨ . 119 POSTSCHNELLDIENST . 64 HEIMATBELEGE SAMMLUNGEN/POSTEN . 122 BLN.LUFTBRUCKE/POSTKRIEG¨ . 64 SAMMLUNGEN/POSTEN . 122 SBZ/LANDER-U.PROV.AUSGABEN¨ . 65 MOTIV-SAMMLUNGEN . 140 SBZ . 66 SAMMLUNGEN EUROPA . 143 DTSCH.LOKALAUSGABEN . 68 EUROPA-SAMMLUNG . 143 ALT DEUTSCHLAND . 68 UBERSEE¨ SAMMLUNG/POSTEN . 146 BRIEFMARKEN /BRIEFE-FALSCHUNGEN¨ . 70 VERSCHIEDENES . 148 PRIVAT-POST ANSTALTEN . 70 EHRENZEICHEN . 148 DT.REICH-NACHVERWANDTE STEMPEL . 71 MUNZEN¨ . 149 HEIMATBELEGE bis Neuzeit . 71 BANKNOTEN . 149 DEUTSCHES REICH . 71 NOTGELD . 150 EHEMALIGE OSTGEBIETE . 78 LANDKARTEN . 150 KLV/HJ-LAGER . 79 LITERATUR . 151 AUSLANDSPOSTAMTER¨ . 80 SCHNAPPCHEN-¨ UND GEBOTSLOSE . 158 Zeichen und Abürzungen ** = postfrisch * = postfrisch mit Falz oder Falzspur (*) = ungebracht ohne Gummi NG = teilweise oder voll nachgummiert ND = Neudruck = gestempelt = Brief oder Postkarte AK = Ansichtskarte GA = Ganzsache 4 = Brief- oder Postkartenteil AFS = Absender Freistempel PFS = Postfreistempel F = Flug- oder Zeppelinpost P = Fototafeln abgebildet K 1,2,3 = Einkreis-, Zweikreis- oder Dreikreisstempel L 1,2,3 = Langstempel mit 1, 2 oder 3 Zeilen RA 1,2,3 = Rahmenstempel mit 1, 2 oder 3 Zeilen Luxus = In jeder Beziehung einwandfreie Qualität Kabinett = sehr gute Qualität Pracht = gute druchschnitts Erhaltung Feinst = albumfähige normale Erhaltung Fein = albumfähige Erhaltung Mängel werden, soweit bekannt oder erkennbar, beschrieben. MI=Michel, KBHW=Kuphal-Büttner-Hoffmann-Wenzel, HA=Haberer, Sieger, BU=Burhop, RO=Rosenberg, J=Jäger, Tieste, Wolff (Danzig-Katalog), die überwiegend zur Auktions-Los-Bearbeitung verwandte Fachliteratur. Das Angebot von Losen mit NS-Symbolen, Fotos, Dokumenten, Urkunden usw. erfolgt unter der Voraussetzung, daÿ diese nur für historische oder dokumentarische Sammelzwecke erworben werden und somit nicht im Sinne des 86 des STGB benutzt werden !! Solange Kataloginhaber, Auktionsteilnehmer und Bieter sich nicht gegenteilig äuÿern, versichern sie, daÿ sie den Katalog und die darin abgebildeten Gegenstände aus der Zeit des III. Reiches nur zu Zwecken der staatsbürgerlichen Aufklärung, der Abwehr verfassungswidriger Bestrebungen, der Kunst oder der Wissenschaft, der Forschung oder der Lehre, der Berichterstattung über Vorgänge des Zeitgeschehens oder der Geschichte oder ähnlichen Zwecke erwerben ( 86a, 86 Strafgesetzbuch). Die Firma Kraus+Silbernagel und Einlieferer bieten und geben diese Gegestände nur unter dieser Voraussetzung an bzw. ab. Ratskeller im Rathaus Charlottenburg,Otto-Suhr-Allee 102,10585 Berlin U-Bahn Linie 7 bis Richard-Wagner-Platz Telefon 030/348 21 20 !!!! Nur am Auktionstag !!!! Telefon 0157 52 93 23 15 0157 52 93 23 18 -11- Los Zeit Beschreibung Ausruf in EUR AUTOGRAPHEN KUNSTLER/SCHAUSPIELER/S¨ ANGER¨ usw. 1 P 1952 ROSWAENGE,Helge 2 Photokten.m.Autogramm 10.- 2 P /- 1863/1929ca OFFENBACH,JACQUES 5 hdgeschriebene Bfe.,z.T.auf Bf.Papier v.Theatre des Bouffes Parisiens Passage Choisent Rue Monsigny-Direktion,u.andere Beilagen u.a.:MUSICA m.Abhdlg aus dem Leben von J.Offenbach (in franz.Sprache),sowie Der Scheinwerfer,Bl.d.St¨adt.B¨uhneEssen v.1929 m.Pariser Leben-v.J.O.unver¨offentl.ausseinem Leben v.A.Henseler, usw.,einige Belege haben starke Mgl.,seltenes Angebot 150.- AUTOGRAPHEN SEE/LUFT 3 1917 ADMIRAL SCHEER Portrait-Photokte.m.Bildseite Autogramm u. Rs.mit handgeschrieb.Widmung. 40.- 4 1946 LOEWENFELD,Friedrich,F¨uhrereiner Freikorps-Marinebri- gade,Teilnehmer am Kapp-Putsches (+ 1946),hdgeschriebene Postkte.an seine Frau Dorothea L¨owenfeld-Bismarck,Bln., 10.- AUTOGRAPHEN MILITAR¨ 5 - 1977 RUDEL,Hans Ulrich (1916-1982)h¨ochstdekorierter Soldat d. Wehrmacht-Tr¨agerd.nur einmal verliehenen,goldenen Eichen laubs m.Schwertern u.Brillanten z.Ritterkreuz d.Eisernen Kreuzes sowie einziger Tr¨agerd.h¨ochstenungar.Tapfer- keits-Auszeichnung,Portraitkte.m.Vs.Unterschrift u.Rs. Widmung/Autogramm 170.- AUTOGRAPHEN SAMMLUNGEN 6 - 19-- AUTOGRAMM-KARTEN 11 Stck.meist Funk+Fernsehen u.a.E.Ode, Heinz Schenk,Klaus L¨owitsch,LutzJahoda,Ost-u.West 10.- 7 - 19-- AUTOGRAMMKARTEN 15 Kten.mit Autogrammen meist aus Oper o. Schlager/leichte Muse. 10.- 8 - 19061/52ca. THEATER-INTENDANTEN meist nach 1950,dabei Neues Schau- spielhaus K¨onigsberg/Pr.,Stadt-TheaterStettin vor 1940 u.Wuppertaler B¨uhnen,LandestheaterDessau,Hamburg,Mainz, Komische Oper Bln.,nach 1950,Gebrsp./z.T.Aktenlochung 30.- 9 1920/58Ca. AUTOGRAMME 40 verschied.Portrait-Kten.,m.Autogramm u.od. Widmung,alle Postkten.-Format 100.- HISTORISCHE ZEITUNGEN HISTOR.ZTG.VON BADEN BIS WURTTEMBERG¨ 10 ZTG 1740 PREUSSEN WOCHENTLICHE¨ HALLISCHE ANZEIGEN Num.VII,8 S. 10.- 11 ZTG 1855 PREUSSEN-Gemeinn¨utzigerAnzeiger f.d.Ruppinschen Kreis u. Umgegend No.90,91 u.92,Gebrsp. 15.- 12 ZTG 1766 T+T-FRANCKFURTER KAISERL.-REICHS=OBER=POST=AMTS=ZEITUNG, NO 46-Samst¨agigev.22.Martii.1766,4seitig,Alterungssp. 12.- 13 - 1848/61 PREUSSEN 9 Dokumente/Zeitungen u.a.Die ewige Lampe-No.1 Politisch=Satirisches Oppositionsblatt,Skizzen Der Be- lagerungszustand aufgehob`n!,Extra-Blatt Kgl.privilegirt. Berlinischen Ztg.No.119 v.23.Mai 1848,Der Volksfreund,Der ewige Lampe od.Lampe,d.Hase.No.21,Ober-Lausitzer Beobach- ter (1849),Leipziger Reibeisen No.101,Statuten d.Schul- m¨anner-Vereinsf.d.Provinz Preußen (Elbing),Das Volk,ein wackerer egyptischer Joseph,meist in guter Erhltg. 20.- DEUTSCHES REICH 14 ZTG 1923 NEUE PREUSSISCHE(Kreuz-)ZEITUNG-Vorw¨artsm.Gott f¨urK¨onig und Vaterland 10 Ausgaben v.4.6.-9.6.1923,m.In-u.ausw¨ar- tige Politk/Themen-u.a.Die Aufrollung des Reparationspro- blems,Das deutsche Erg¨anzugnsangebot,Einneuer engl.Plan, Der Auftakt zu d.franz.-belgischen Verhandlungen.Die letzte ruhrbahnlinie besetzt.Poincare in Br¨ussel,Neueblutige Zusammenst¨oßein Lpzg.,,Das deutsche Memorandum usw., Zeitungen in d.Faltung kl.Papier-u.Alterungsmgl. 12.- -12- Los Zeit Beschreibung Ausruf in EUR HISTORISCHE ZEITUNGEN ZTG.1933-45 15 ZTG 1933 FRANKISCHER¨ KURIER NURNBERG-F¨ URTHER¨ NEUESTEN NACHRICHTEN vom 20.+21.Dez.u.FRANKISCHE¨ TAGESPOST mit interess.zeit- plitischen Themen u.Beitr¨agen,3Ztg. 12.- 16 - 1939 LEIPZIGER TAGESZEITUNG-Das Blatt aller Schaffenden der Stirn u.d.Faust amtl.Ztg.d.NSDAP,Papier-Lagerungs-u.Ge- brauchsmgl. 10.- 17 ZTG 1940/44 NATIONAL-ZEITUNG Organ d.Nationalsozialistischen Dtsch.- Arbeiterpartei,Ausgb.V-Wesel-Rees)v.1940,41,43 u.44,m. interess.Themen ¨u.Besetzgv.Norwegen schreitet voran-Die milit¨ar.F¨uhrerd.dtsch.Aktion im Norden(Abb.,),Der dt. Waffentriumph in Kertsch,Rosenberg Reichsminister f.d. Ostgebiete (m.Abb.),4 Ztg.,m.Gebrsp.,1x
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