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A.Karamitsos A.KARAMITSOS 34, Tsimiski Str. - 54623 Thessaloniki - GREECE tel.: +30 2310 264 366 - fax: +30 2310 274 031 www.karamitsos.com e-mail: [email protected] WORKING HOURS: 07.00 - 15.00 Saturday, 8 February 2014 PUBLIC AUCTION No 476 General Sale Start Time: 13.00 Viewing Arrangements: “Athens Auctions” Store Tuesday, 14 January 2014 - Friday, 7 February 2014 (working hours) “Hilton Athens” Hotel Saturday, 8 February 2014: 10.00 - 12.00 “Hilton Athens” Hotel 46, Vasilissis Sofias Ave. - Athens • tel.: +30 210 7281000 • fax: +30 210 7281111 “Athens Auctions” Store Pindarou 7 & Alexandrou Soutsou - Athens • tel.: +30 210 3250173 • fax: +30 210 3250176 Auction No 34, Tsimiski Str. - 54623 Thessaloniki - GREECE 476 tel.: +30 2310 264 366 - fax: +30 2310 274 031 www.karamitsos.com . e-mail: [email protected] Έλαβα γνώση των όρων της δημοπρασίας και παρακαλώ να πλειοδοτήσετε για λογαριασμό μου τους παρακάτω λαχνούς, μέχρι το ποσό που έχω σημειώσει αντίστοιχα. Please bid on my behalf op to the limits, only if necessary, for the following lots. I have read and agree to the Conditions of Sale stated in the present Catalogue. Name _____________________________________________________________________________ Address ___________________________________________________________________________ Client's code ________________________________________ Date ________________________ Phone ____________________________________ Fax ____________________________________ E-mail ___________________________________________ Please limit my total purchase to € __________________ Please send my lots I will collect my lots from your store Lot No Limit (€) Lot No Limit (€) Lot No Limit (€) Lot No Limit (€) Lot No Limit (€) Lot No Limit (€) Payment By Credit Card (Visa or MasterCard ) Card No Valid to / Signature ............................................ (Please note that an additional 2% on the total purchase amount is added, due to bank commission etc.) Through PayPal to [email protected] (Please note that an additional 4% on the total purchase amount must be paid, due to PayPal transaction fees etc.) Cash (PLEASE USE ALL THE BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS BELOW) BANK: EUROBANK ERGASIAS, THESSALONIKI, GREECE, K. DIEHL BRANCH (030) IBAN: GR52 0260 0300 0009 1020 0744 514 SWIFT (BIC) CODE: ERBKGRAA A. KARAMITSOS - AUCTION 476 STARTING PRICES IN EURO E - 3 ΔΗΜΟΠΡΑΣΙΑ Νο.476 ΤΗΣ 08/02/2014 PUBLIC AUCTION No.476 OF 8th Feb.’14 LARGE HERMES HEAD 1 Complete set of forgeries, from 1l. - 80l. with C.F. o 100 2 Complete set of forgeries, from 1l. - 80l. without C.F. o 90 3 10l. orange on blue, fake. The most dangerous fake. (*) 100 4 40l. mauve on blue in pair, mng. Fake without C.F. (*) 60 5 30l. and 60l. forgeries imitating the Paris issue. VF. P 40 1861 PARIS PRINT 6 1l. brown with vertically laid background, u. R. (Hellas 1a). o 220 Newspaper «Η ΕΦΗΜΕΡΙΣ ΤΩΝ ΔΙΚΑΣΤΗΡΙΩΝ/Ναύπλιον 2 Ιαν. 1862» fr. with 1l. brown with plate flaw 7 PRESS 350 Deformed circle, canc. «15» and «ΝΑΥΠΛΙΟΝ*30.ΑΠΡ.62». Entire newspaper included. (Hellas 1a). 1l. red-brown, with traced of vertically laid background and countour signs behind the neck. VF/Superb. 8 o 180 (Hellas 1b). 1l. red-brown, u. Plate flaw «rounded corner» (pos.91). Very nice margins. light thin under neck. (Hellas 9 o 100 1b1F6 - 1125 euros). 1l. chocolate on vertically laid paper, mng. Plate flaw «narrow margins». VF. (Hellas 1c var - 260 ++ 10 (*) 80 euros). 11 1l. chocolate, u. VF. (Hellas 1c). o 140 12 2l. brown in bl.4, certificate BPA (1972), m. (Hellas 2a). * 90 13 2l. bistre, u. VF. (Hellas 2a). o25 14 2x2l. bistre & olive-bistre, u. (Hellas 2a+2c). o 15 15 2l. olive-bistre, u. VF+. (Hellas 2b). o16 16 2l. olive-bistre on thin paper, u. VF. (Hellas 2bPa - 75 euros). o 25 17 2l. brown-bistre in upper marginal copy, m. VF. (Hellas 2c). * 17 18 2l.brown-bistre,m.Two good/large & two clear margins. (Hellas 2c). * 15 19 5l. yellow-green, superb appearance but an oily spot, m. (Hellas 3a). * 150 20 5l. yellow-green, u. VF. (Hellas 3a). o50 21 5l. green, u. (Hellas 3b). o40 22 10l orange on blue, u.(Hellas 4b). VF to Superb. o 170 23 10l. orange on blue, u. Nice copy. (Hellas 4b). o 140 24 10l. orange on blue, with one narrow margin, u. (Hellas 4b). o 100 25 20l. blue, plate flaw «narrow borders» (type I), sign. CHAMPION, m. VF and RR. (Hellas 5a). * 490 26 20l blue u. VF. (Hellas 5a) o35 27 20l blue, good/large margins, u.(Hellas 5a).Nice copy. o 35 1861 cover fr. with 20l. blue dot. «67», posted from «ΣΥΡΟΣ (67)*16 ΔΕΚΕ. 61», arr. «ΑΘΗΝΑΙ (1)*18 28 C50 ΔΕΚΕ. 61». F-VF. (Hellas 5a). 29 20l. blue on thin paper, u. Nice copy. (Hellas 5aPa). o 70 30 20l. prussian blue, good margins, Superb. (Hellas 5b). o 40 1861 EL fr. with 20l. prussian blue, cancelled with dot. «67» and posted from «ΣΥΡΟΣ 967)*24 ΟΚΤ. 61» 31 EL 150 (24th DAY OF ISSUE), via «ΑΘΗΝΑΙ (1)*25 ΟΚΤ. 61», arr. «ΓΥΘΕΙΟΝ (33)*28 ΟΚΤ. 61».. VF. (Hellas 5b) Cover fr. with 20l. deep blue posted from «ΔΗΜΗΤΣΑΝΑ» and canc. with dott «20» (type I) but without 32 C 150 (type II) cancellation, arr. «ΚΑΛΑΜΑΙ*11 ΜΑΙΟΣ ??». Very rare. VF. (Hellas 5c). 33 40l mauve on blue, mng. yellow spot. (Hellas 6A) (*) 40 34 40l. mauve on blue, u. Superb. (Hellas 6a). o 50 A. KARAMITSOS - AUCTION 476 STARTING PRICES IN EURO E - 4 35 40l. mauve on blue, u. (Hellas 6a). o32 36 40l. mauve on blue, u. (Hellas 6a). One narrow margin. o 25 37 40l. light mauve on blue, u. VF. (Hellas 6b). o 45 1862 EL fr. with 40l. light mauve on blue dot. «32» and posted from «ΣΠΑΡΤΗ (32)*18 ΟΚΤ. 62», via 38 EL 300 «ΑΘΗΝΑΙ (1)*20 ΟΚΤ. 62», arr. «ΣΥΡΟΣ (67)*24 ΟΚΤ.62». Stamp without faults. (Hellas 6b). 39 80l. rose-carmine, u. Nice copy. (Hellas 7a). o 37 40 80l.carmine,u.Good margins. (Hellas 7b).Very fine item. o 35 41 80l. rose-carmine, u. (Hellas 7a). o30 42 80l carmine in bl.4, three good/large and one narrow margins, m.(Hellas 7b). * 700 43 80l. carmine, u. (Hellas 7b). o35 44 80l.carmine, u. Good margins. (Hellas 7b). o 35 45 80l. carmine, with one narrow corner, u. (Hellas 7b). o 25 46 80l. carmine in vertical pair, u. Natural paper folding on backside. VF. Signed by Diena. (Hellas 7b). o 90 1861/1862 ATHENS PROVISIONAL PRINTINGS 20l. deep blue (solid background), dott. «44» (=ΚΑΡΠΕΝΗΣΙΟΝ). 3 excelent margins. One margin cuts 47 o 2500 on right. (Hellas 8IIa). 48 2l. brown-bistre, u. (Hellas 10Ib - 100E). o 18 49 2l. bistre, mng. VF. (Hellas 10Ic). (*) 20 50 5l. green in lower marginal copy, mng. VF. (Hellas 11IIa). (*) 70 5l. greish green in bl.4, u. Right vertical pair with small thin and creased. Also lower left stamp torn. 51 o 1500 (Hellas 11Ia). 52 5l. greyish green, without faults, narrow margins, u. (Hellas 11Ia - 90E). o 18 5l greyish green, var «double CF» distance 0.6mm (Kound. 10.1), canc. «67» (=ΣΥΡΟΣ), touched. RR. 53 o 500 (Hellas 11IaNo). 54 5l. green, m. (Hellas 11Ib). Narrow margins. * 35 55 5l. green with yellowish wash, u. VF. (Hellas 11Ib). o 35 56 5l. yellow green, u. Nice/VF. (Hellas 11Ib). o 35 57 5l green, one narrow margin, u. (Hellas 11Ib). o 28 58 5l. deep olive green, u. Superb. (Hellas 11Ic-110E). o 45 59 10l. orange, u. VF. (Hellas 12Ib). o55 60 10l. orange, u. Nice copy. (Hellas 12Ib). o 50 61 10l. orange, u. Narrow corner. (Hellas 12Ib). o 40 62 20l deep ultramarine. Nice copy. (Hellas 13Ia) o 180 63 EL from «ΑΙΓΙΟΝ*26.ΔΕΚΕ.61» fr. with 20l. deep ultramarine, arr. «ΠΑΤΡΑΙ*27.ΔΕΚΕ.61». (Hellas 13Ia). EL 250 64 20l. prussian blue with intense yellowish wash, u. VF. R. (Hellas 13Ic). o 130 65 20l. deep blue, very strong contour, u. VF. (Hellas 13Id). o 90 66 20l deep dull chalky blue u. VF. (Hellas 13Ie) o 160 67 40l dull mauve on blue, u. VF. (Hellas 14Ib) ο 130 68 1. brown, with circumference, u. (Hellas 9IIc). o 200 69 1l. brown with printing error, mng. (Hellas 9IIc). (*) 110 70 2l. bistre, m. VF. (Hellas 10IIb). *30 71 5l green in lower marginal copy, three good/large and one narrow margins, u.(Hellas 11IIa). o 25 72 5l Fine impressions deep green, large margins but a closing corner, u. (Hellas 11IIb) o 25 10l. orange (fine impression) marginal, mng. Small diagonal paper folrding on bottom margin. (Hellas 73 (*) 100 12IIa). 74 10l. orange, u. Nice copy. (Hellas 12IIa). o 30 75 10l. orange, u. VF. (Hellas 12IIa). ο25 76 10l. orange (fine impression), u. One clear /3 large margins. (Hellas 12IIa). o 20 77 10l. orange, with var. «Double C.F.» (KOUND. 17.3), u. (Hellas 12IIaNo). Rare. o 750 A. KARAMITSOS - AUCTION 476 STARTING PRICES IN EURO E - 5 78 10l. orange (fine impression), u. Var. «uneven C.F» (pos.58, Kound 17.4). VF. RRR. (Hellas 12IIa). o 200 79 10l. orange (fine impression), u. Var. «Widely spaced C.F». VF. (Hellas 12IIaNk). o 200 80 20l deep blue, u. F-VF. (Hellas 13IIa) o65 81 20l. blue with contour, two narrow margins, mng. (Hellas 13IIb). (*) 380 82 20l. blue (fine impression), u. VF. (Hellas 13IIb). o 35 83 20l blue, u. VF. (Hellas 13IIb) o30 84 40l. mauve on blue, u. VF. (Hellas 14IIa). o 170 40l mauve on blue, u. canc. type I «67» on cover fragment canc. «ΤΡΙΠΟΛΙΣ (16)*13 ΙΟΥΝ 62». VF. (Hellas 85 o 150 14IIa) 86 40l mauve on blue, u.
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