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Dear Collectors and friends, We are holding our traditional Spring/Summer auction series, from June 12 to 15, 2018, which com- prises four different catalogues. Please consult our website to view or download all the catalogues at www.davidfeldman.com. We would like to heartily thank our many hundreds of consignors from all parts of the world who have entrusted us with their collections, recognising our company’s ability to present their stamps and postal history in the best way to an extensive and knowledgeable collecting public. Indeed, needless to say, that without the trust and continued appetite of our passionate and active collector-clients, this sale would not be possible. This Europe & Overseas catalogue highlights important sections of Austria and Austria used in Hungary, the balance of the Otto Sellinger collection of Belgium, Balkans, Egypt, France and Colonies, Italy and Italian Marcus Orsi States, Poland and a wonderful range of Olympic Games, all presented in over 2000 lots. Other notable Director & highlights are one-country collections and lots, plus general all world collections throughout. Chief Philatelist Our clients have come to know and value our All World Collections section with many fresh lots housed in albums and boxes. Our latest offering continues this tradition with a selection of country collections, mixed lots and general collections originating mostly from estates. Indeed, practically all of the following material has not been on the market for an average of over twenty years, which will, no doubt, add to its attractiveness for potential buyers. It is, therefore, our pleasure to welcome you to Geneva, where the viewing of both small and large lots takes place from June 11th, and before that date by appointment. If you are planning to visit us, please inform us of your travel plans, and do not hesitate to ask should you need some assistance in the form of hotel reservations or other information. Frequent visitors to our auctions are quick to appreciate the extensive network of low-cost airlines offered by the nearby Geneva International Airport and the conveni- ent proximity of the A1 motorway, located only a few minutes away. Should you not be able to view the lots at our offices, please consider that most of them, including numerous collections, are also completely scanned and available for viewing via our website www.davidfeldman.com. Please note that the Europe, Overseas and Rarity catalogues are in EUROS, while all British Empire and Indian States are in POUNDS STERLING. We will also hold a special viewing of all British Empire single lots and selected/requested large lots on June 4-6 at the Shapero Modern Gallery, located in Mayfair in Central London. If you have a request to view a spe- cific lot please contact Ricky Verra at [email protected] and we will do our best to accommodate you. Bidding in our auctions can be made in writing via the enclosed bid form, live via the Internet in the comfort of your home or office, by telephone, or indeed through an independent auction agent. Should you have any questions concerning the material presented, our conditions of sale, or any other matter, please do not hesitate to contact us – we are at your service. We wish you success with your bids and satisfaction with your purchases. Geneva, May 2018

Olympic Games

Pierre de Coubertin 32359 Ancient Olympia & Pre-Olympics 32360 Olympic Statues 32361-32362 1896 Athens 32363-32379 1900 Paris 32380-32381 1906 Athens 32382-32391 1908 London 32392-32398 1912 Stockholm 32399-32414 1912-1920 Intervening Championships 32415-32418 1920 Antwerp 32419-32467 1924 Chamonix 32468-32472 1924 Paris 32473-32572 1925 Prague Congress 32573-32575 1925-28 Intervening Championships 32576 1928 St. Moritz 32577-32580 1928 Amsterdam 32581-32627 1932 Lake Placid 32628-32636 1932 Los Angeles 32637-32645 1932-36 Intervening Championships 32646-32648 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 32649-32650 1936 Berlin 32651-32680 1940 Cancelled Games 32681-32685 1940–44 Intervening Championships 32686-32688 1948 St. Moritz 32689-32691 1948 London 32692-32700 1952 Oslo 32701-32718 1952 Helsinki 32719-32726 1956 Cortina 32727 1956 Melbourne 32728-32734 1960 Squaw Valley 32735-32738 1960 Rome 32739 1964 Tokyo 32740 1968 Grenoble 32741-32743 1972 Sapporo 32744 1972 Munich 32745 1980 Lake Placid 32746 1980 Moscow 32747-32750 1984 Los Angeles 32751 1996 Atlanta 32752 2006 Turin 32753 2010 Vancouver 32754 Literature 32755-32756 Collections 32757-32765

32360

32361

32367 32362

32381ex 32382

366 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

Olympics Pierre de Coubertin

32359 CC S 100 HAITI: 1940 set of 3 with SPECIMEN ovpt and punch hole, mint nh, very fine Ancient Olympia & Pre-Olympics 32360 366 100 19th Century engraved map of Olympia, depicting the Olympic Stadium, very minor toning, fine Olympic Statues 32361 366 400 Statue of discus thrower, white resin, signed by G. Ruggeri. High: 400 mm, wide 250 mm. Wonderful. 32362 366 450 Bronze statue of athlete holding laurel crown, 315mm high, marble stone base, fine 1896 Athens 32363 CC J 40 1896 Olympics 2l mint nh block of four with top right stamp showing variety “missing engraver’s name at foot”, toned gum, fine

32364 32365 32366 32364 C S 80 1896 Olympics 25L with SPECIMEN ovpt, mint hr (slightly toned), fine

32365 C S 80 1896 Olympics 40L with SPECIMEN ovpt, mint hr (slightly toned with a couple of tone spots), fine

32366 DCE S 80 1896 Olympics 60L black with SPECIMEN ovpt, no gum, some traces or red on surface otherwise fine 32367 L / 366 100 1896 60L forgery in black in sheetlet of 10, fine and unusual

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 367 367

32371

32368 32372

32373ex1 32373ex2

32374 32375

368 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32368 H / 368 300 1896 Olympics selection with Parcel Post cancels, incl. 5L, 10L, 1D, 2D, 5D, and 10D, the 10D has faults otherwise very fine, a scarce group 32369 G 50 1L, 2L and 5L all tied on a fragment by straight line LONDRES hs, scarce

32370 F 15’000 1896 Olympic set to 10D on large envelope from the Spanish Embassy (partial wax seal on reverse) to the Spanish Vice Consul in Crete, all tied by “PLEINE MER” boxed hs, portion of reverse missing, a unique showpiece of Olympic philately 32371 F / 368 200 1896 (Mar 14) Commercial envelope from the island of Thira to Germany franked on the reverse with three 1896 Olympics 10l tied by blue Thira cds, with Syros and arrival cds adjacent, fine 32372 F / 368 200 1896 (May 14) Commercial envelope to Germany franked on the reverse with six 1896 Olympics 5l tied by Athens “1” cds, arrival cds adjacent, fine 32373 F DFE / 368 200 1896 Athens cover, front & a ppc of the stadium; cover sent registered 1896 May 17 with two Olympic 25l tied by Athens “3” cds and front (faults) with 15 2l Olympic stamps tied by blue Piraeus cds 32374 F / 368 200 1896 (Jul 26) Commercial envelope sent registered to Germany franked on the reverse with 1896 Olympics 60l tied by Athens “3” cds, with arrival cds adjacent, registration label on obverse, fine 32375 F / 368 150 1898 (Mar 10) Commercial envelope from the island of Thira to Germany with 1896 Olympics 25l tied by blue Thira cds, reverse with Syros and arrival cds adjacent, fine

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 369 369 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32376 F S 2’000-3’000 1898 (Sep 2) Envelope from the Greek National Bank (wax seals on reverse) with 1896 Olympic 2D and Hermes 10l tied by Athens “3” cds, paying 6 times the rate incl. registration, sent to Constantinople with British P.O. arrival cds, minor cover discolouration from wax seal, fine and very rare commercial usage of the 2D

32377 F S 5’000-8’000 1900 (Feb) Large linen envelope from the Greek National Bank (wax seals on reverse) with two 1896 Olympics 5D and a single 60l plus 20l Hermes, tied by Athens “3” cds, paying 35 times the letter rate incl. registration, British P.O. Constantinople arrival bs, minor cover faults with small portion of backflap missing, a spectacular high franking and extremely rare commercial usage of the 5D, let alone two examples on the same cover

370 370 Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32378 F / www 60 Undated small cover with imprint of steamer G. Averof with violet maritime cancel adjacent (NB. Averof helped to fund the building of the Olympic Stadium 1896 of Athens) 32379 C / www 200 1896-1906, Greece Olympic mint issues incl. 1896 to 10D (10D creased, missing 2D & 5D), 1900-01 ovpt set (incl. forged 50 on 25 on 40L) and 1906 set, mostly fine 1900 Paris 32380 F / 374 250 1900 Paris. Cover of the Ministry des Postes et des Telegraphes Exposition Universelle, blue postmark (3), green cachet of ‘Association de Gymnastique de la Seine, Fete 1900’(also on backside), cancel: Paris/Centre Seine, 6.Aout.00. RARE 32381 F / www 300 1900 Paris group of 12 cards & a cover incl. US Postal Station Paris Exposition flag cancel, ppc of the Bois de Boulogne Racing Club (Games venue), range of Paris Exposition cds incl. Rapp on Netherlands General Commissioner for the Expo printed envelope, Presse, Invalides, Suffren, Alma, Iena and Beaux-Arts, etc. 1906 Athens 32382 F / 366 100 Official Athens Receipt of the Second Olympic Games for an amount of 8dr for the ‘’Golden Brochure Olympic Games Book’’ dated 26th December 1906 bearing 3 lepta Olympic Games issue used as fiscal, fine and attractive 32383 H F 80 1906 Athens. Picture postcard of the Temple of Jupiter with 1906 Olympics 5l tied by Athens undated circle, plus 2D single stamp with same cancel 32384 F 60 1907 (Jan 5) Envelope to Germany with 1906 Olympics 25l tied by Athens cds, arrival bs, fine 32385 CC J / 374 1’500 1906 1 Drachma black, mint never hinged, complete sheet of fifty, split into two blocks of 25, showing full margins, some perforations separations, otherwise, fresh, very fine & a rare sheet 32386 374 650 1906 Athens. Exhibition-sheet with R-cover of ‘Committee Olympic Games Athens’ sent to N(Nicolaas).J. Cupérus President of European Federation of Gymnastics, 20 lepta (1906) and 25 lepta (1896) with AR, Card of Istanbul, sent from Russia to Brussels Belgium, with light cancelled (Russian cancel) Olympic seal, rare 32387 H G / 374 500 1906 Athens. Group of “ATHENS / OLYMPIC / GAMES / STADION” cancels on Olympic stamps on a page incl. Olympic Games illustrated pc, Olympic Committee envelope with 20l (not sent), 3l on piece, 3l block of 4, 30l single, 3D on piece and 5D single, fine group 32388 F / www 120 1906 Athens. 2 Olympic postcards edt Pallis & Cotzias nos. 817 and 824 (Stadium) both with 10l Olympics, one from Pireues over Suez to Madagascar the other to Bolivia, rare destinations 32389 F / www 45 1906 Athens. 3 different Olympic cards, edt. Pallis & Cotzias nos. 821, 828 and 837, all with 5l Olympics cancelled of Athens 6 May 1906, arrival cancel Brussels 26 May 1906. 32390 F / www 35 1906 Athens. 4 coloured postcards: one with picture of Olympic series 1906 sent to Belgium, one with portrait of Georgantas (2nd in Discus) and two of the Stadium 32391 F / www 300 1906 Athens group of 18 Games picture postcards incl. a “Queen Alexandra’s Photographs” pc of the crowd in the stadium, mix of used and unused Pallis & Cotzias wrestling pc with Olympic franking, one of William Sherring (winner of the Marathon), etc., fine group

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 371 371

32392ex1 32392ex2 32392ex3

32392ex4 32392ex5 32392ex6

32392ex7 32392ex8 32392ex9

372 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

1908 London 32392 CC C H G F J / 372 5’000-8’000 The Robert Wilcock Collection The following description represents a lifetime of collecting this most difficult of Games from the fourth Olympiad. Exhibition collection neatly and knowledgeably written up on 128 album pages (Eight frame exhibition collection) showing strength in picture postcards with images of the stadium and it’s construction, the opening ceremony, various athletes or events from an array of the different sports: 110 Meters Hurdles, 400 Meters Hurdles, 100 Metres, 200 Metres, 400 Metres, 800 Metres, Boxing, Cycling, Discus, Diving, Figure Skating, Gymnastics, Javelin, Lacrosse, Pole Vault, Race Walking, Rowing, Rugby, Soccer, Shooting, Swimming, Tennis, Triple Jump, Water Polo, Westling, in addition an extensive group of cards with cancels used during the Games, plus many other itens of interest including: two New York Olympic Appeal postcards, Figure Skating invitation card possibly unique ex. Rosen, an amazing assembly an a wonderful opportunity to acquire a valuable are rare assembly of the most difficult of Games

32393 C H F / www 2’000-3’000 1908 London. The Bob Wilcock collection of the Marathon mounted on 38 pages, starting with a page for the pre-Olympic Trial Marathon with ppc of the winner, then following the course of the Marathon and its participants, with ppc from the start of the race (3), then at Sovereign’s Gate down Castle Hill (4), Thames Street, message on postcard sent on the day “Talk about crowds here”, ppc of Thomas Jack in the lead, ppc of Dorando 5 miles in, ppc of Hayes at the half-way point, ppc showing Jack Price leading at 14 miles, then Dorando & Longboat (2nd & 3rd) at 15, 16 and 17.5 miles, Hayes at 17.5 miles, Dorando at 21 miles, Dorando at 23.5 miles (2) followed by the same for Hayes (2), Dorando at 24 miles and Hayes the same, stereo-view card “waiting to see the marathon race”, 2 of the awaiting crowds, then Dorando’s arrival into the stadium, 4 “Health & Strength” series pcs of the leading athletes, Dorando crossing the finishing line (5) incl. one with message “This is when the English tried to do the Americans out of the marathon race”, Hayes finishing, official pc with message “We are going to see the finish of the great marathon race in the stadium on Friday. Its the event of the games”, the Queen presenting the cup to Dorando (4) plus pc with message “I saw the Queen present the gold cup to Dorando”, Dorando holding the cup (3), Hayes being carried by his team mates, ppcs after the race incl. Thomas Jack signed ppc of himself, Hayes at an exhibition run, 2 advertising pcs of him for shoes, Dorando advertising Oxo his mother’s hotel & his car garage (two signed by him), and a ppc of him with all his medals and trophies, a fantastic and fascination exhibition collection telling the story of this famous race, an extremely difficult to replicate 32394 F 50 1908 London. Pair of postcards from the Franco-British Exhibition, one an official pc with official vignette in blue tied by arrival cds and other with Exhibition cds tying KEVII franking

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 373 373

32380

32386

32385

32391ex 32387

374 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32395 F / www 70 1908 London. 9 different Franco-British Exhibition STADIUM cards (3x colour), one card sent on the day of the Marathon (24 JY 08) 32396 F / www 60 1908 London. 5 different Franco-British Exhibition postcards of the MARATHON 32397 F / www 60 1908 London. 8 postcards of Franco-British-Exhibition all travelled with same Franco British Exhibition cancel (one with date OC.29.08 = Field Hockey) 32398 F / www 50 1908 London. 23 postcards of Franco-British-Exhibition mixed used/unused (9x official colour cards incl. one with Marathon date 24 JY 08) 1912 Stockholm 32399 F / 376 400 1912 Stockholm Organising Committee envelope (Swedish text) with 35ö tied by Stockholm cds, sent rgistered to the Czech Olympic Committee in Prague, fine and scarce 32400 F / 376 400 1912 Stockholm Olympic Team printed envelope with 5ö pair tied by Stockholm cds, reverse with arrival and official vignette (not tied), including original letter on matching headed paper from Charles Lomberg who finished 2nd behind Jim Thorpe in the Declathon, fine and rare 32401 F / 376 300 1912 Stockholm. Pre-Games publicity cachet “JEUX OLYMPIQUES / STOCKHOLM 1912 / LE 29 JUIN - 22 JUILLET” on envelope to New York, with Oscar 10ö pair tied by Umea cds, fine and very scarce 32402 F / 376 80 DURING THE GAMES: 1912 (Jul 9) Picture postcard with 5ö tied by special Olympic machine cancellation, sent on the day of the Waterpolo, 1500m and 5000m semi-finals, 4x400m final, Javelin final, etc., very fine 32403 F / 376 600 1912 Stockholm collection incl. postcard from British Swimmer Percy Courtman (who finished 3rd in 400m) saying “I have been swimming in races every day this week, but have not managed to get placed yet”, with franking tied by the scarce “STOCKHOLM / LBR / STADION” 12.7.12 cds, plus postcard with Olympic roller cancel used on the last day of the Games, 28 postcards (4 with the Olympic roller cancel) and a “BRITISH OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION” printed envelope (missing stamps) 32404 F / 376 100 1912 Stockholm group incl. 10ö on postcard with Olympic roller cancel used on the day of the Opening Ceremony, 2nd example used in March, 4 official postcards depicting gymnasts and 4 modern commemorative covers 32405 F / www 100 1912 Stockholm. Track & Field: Official Granberg postcards, 10 unused depicting 100m, 3km Team & Cross Country events, showing the following serial numbers: 65, 103, 181, 184, 185, 192, 224, 233, 236, 237, fine (10) 32406 www 100 1912 Stockholm. Track & Field: Official Granberg postcards, 10 unused depicting 10km walk & Hurdles events, showing the following serial numbers: 105, 110-112, 141, 144, 151, 158, 161, 166, fine (10) 32407 www 100 Marathon: Official Granberg postcards, 11 unused depicting Marathon event, showing the following serial numbers: 187, 191, 194, 198-99, 201, 205-06, 210-12, fine (11) 32408 F / www 50 1912 Stockholm. 11 Athletics official Olympic postcards nos. 113, 201, 203, 207, 209, 210, 212 216, 218, 224 and 238 (depicting Thorpe winner of the pentathlon and decathlon)

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 375 375

32399

32401 32400

32402 32403ex

32404ex 32415ex

376 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32409 www 50 1912 Stockholm. 3 coloured-gold MARATHON cards of VI Slet in Prag (Pentathlon) with ancient drawings: Long jumper, Discus thrower and Wrestlers 32410 www 80 1912 Stockholm. Illustrated Olympic Guide of 48 pages incl. coloured maps of the Olympic games stations. German text. 32411 www 60 1912 Stockholm. Official Daily Stadium Programme, 6 July, 145x220mm, 64 pages 32412 www 60 1912 Stockholm. Official Daily Stadium Programme, 11 July, 145x220mm, 64 pages 32413 www 50 1912 Stockholm. Private photo album with 76 photo pictures, size: 55x55mm, incl. 30 from Olympics with athletics, fencing, etc. 32414 www 30 1912 Stockholm. Programme & combined ticket for the Olympic Festival at Skansen on 9 July 1912 1912-1916 Intervening Championships 32415 F / 376 650 1914 Anniversary of the Re-Establishment of the Olympic Games group incl. used cover, two invitation cards and program plus original postcard from 1914, unused, rare group 1916 Berlin 32416 F / www 40 1913 Postcard “Weihe (inauguration) des deutschen Stadions 8 Juni 1913” with Stadium (which was to be used for the 1916 Games), Zeppelin, etc., unused, rare 1917-1920 Intervening Championships 32417 C F / 378 100 1919 Pershing Inter-Allied Games rare June 22nd “Section 1” ticket, creased, plus 2 postcards depicting the poster 32418 1919 Inter-Allied Games official report, broken spine, plus 6 press photos annotated on reverse, scarce 100

1920 Antwerp

32419 CC J 500 1920 Olympics set of three with SPECIMEN overprint and hole punch in mint nh blocks of four, slightly toned gum, very fine

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 377 377

32417ex

32422 32423ex

32425 32426

32428 32430ex

378 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32420 CC 150 1920 Olympics set with SPECIMEN ovpt and punch hole, mint nh, very fine 32421 CC J / www 179-181 1’200 1920 Olympics set in COMPLETE SHEETS of 100 with selvedge, mint nh, not folded, very fine and fresh 32422 F / 378 180 1920 Antwerp. Olympic postcard (depicting athletes of Great Britain) with Olympic set tied by Olympic Antwerp, 28.VIII.1920 cds, with football date and text of the match 32423 F DCE / 378 100 1920 Maximum card of 15c Olympics, hand cancel Antwerpen 10 OC 1920, plus four attractive Olympic vignettes in brown, green, blue and red, fine 32424 G 80 1920 Antwerp Olympic set of 3 on separate pieces tied by Olympic cds, very fine 32425 F / 378 80 1920 (Aug 1) Picture postcard franked with 1920 Olympics 10c, with red-violet cachet of the Belgian Olympic Shooting Committee for the Olympic Games adjacent, minor soiling, fine 32426 F / 378 80 1920 (Aug 22) Picture postcard with 1920 Olympics 10c tied by Olympic machine cancel, sent on the day of the Marathon, with ms message “on the occasion of my trip to the VII Olympiade” 32427 F 80 1920 Window cover with 15c Olympics with Perfin “R” cancel Ougree,30.VII.1920; loose stamp 15c Olympics with Perfin “F.N” Stamps with SURTAX are very rare with Perfin 32428 F / 378 70 1920 Postal Stationery 15c violet + Olympics series tied by registry from Antwerp 1, 25.IX.20 to Deurne (arrival on back), very fine 32429 F / www 60 1920 (Aug 19) Envelope sent registered to France with Olympic set (10c off centre) tied by Antwerp cds on day of 1500m final, fine 32430 F / 378 60 1920 Two covers, 10c and 5c Olympics cancelled by Postbox cancels in a frame: BT and KH, both rare 32431 F / www 45 1920 Antwerp Olympic group, piece with 10c, 5c on postcard with tax (Neufchateau, 21.V.1920 second day of issue) and stationery with Olympic machine cancel, all with postman annulé postmark 32432 F / 380 45 1920 Olympic card with the football team of Greece, 5c Olympics with hand cancel Antwerpen 1, 27.IX.1920 (not travelled) 32433 F 60 1920 Antwerp. Two items: 1920 (Jul 27) Envelope to Canada with franking and Olympic discus thrower vignette tied by the Olympic machine cancel, tape stain at top left and minor soiling, and ppc of Opening Ceremony with 2c tied by Olympic cancel on picture side

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 379 379

32432

32436ex1

32438 32436ex2

32440ex1 32440ex2

32441ex 32468

380 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32434 www 120 1920 Antwerp. Reproduction of the official poster, 25x35cm, with the 1920 Olympic set in pairs on pieces affixed to the poster with the special Olympic cds (date of the cross country which Nurmi won), attractive 32435 CC J / www 184-186 500 1921 Olympics Surcharge set in COMPLETE SHEETS of 100 with selvedge, mint nh, not folded, very fine and fresh 32436 F / 380 500 1921 Surcharged specialised assembly including: set in blocks of four with text in frame “DEPOT 1920” on margin, nine values with Perfin: 3x 15c C.A., 5c and 15c: M.C, 10c: R, 5c and 15c: BBC, 15c: GM, postal money order / 5c King Albert + 3x 15c Olympic overprint stamps(2x with variety red dot below ‘c’ lower / hand cancel Antwerpen, 27.VI.1921, scarce, postcard with 5c Olympics and Olympic machine cancel Antwerpen 1, 11.VIII.1920 (variety of day figure 11) cycling date, eleven overprinted stamps of the 15c Olympic value showing strong misplaced surcharges, 25 overprinted stamps of 5c Olympic stamp with diverse varieties, 18 overprinted stamps of 10c divers varieties as broken black line and displaced pictures, plus a fine array of mint blocks from all values, a wonderful lots for the student and specialist 32437 F / www 65 1920 Antwerp. 15 covers/cards with the Olympic overprint stamps. 6x discobolo, 4x quadriga, 5x runner. Some with varieties. 32438 F / 380 60 1921 Express Cover with Olympic overprint series in a pair, with Express cancel Brussel Beurs, 27.5.1921, express usages are scarce 32439 C J / www 28 1920 Antwerp. Mint overprint stamps group: Block of four 5c (shifted up + one stamp variety dot lower) and 10c with inscription ‘DEPOT 1920’ in border. Strip of five and block of four with part/full border inscription of ‘Bank Note Company’. 32440 F / 380 500 1920 Attractive group of eleven covers, cards and fragments including; card with 10c Olympics / Olympic machine cancel Brussels Nd, 3.IX.1920 (friendly football match in Olympic Stadium Egypt-Yugoslavia 4-2), card with 10c Olympics with margin American Ba… (Bank Company) / cancel OSTENDE, 29.IX.1920 (from 30.VII.1920 you could mail with Olympic stamps to England), Olympic series on a cover with Olympic machine cancel Brussels 1, 13.VIII.1920, 15c Olympics on cover with Olympic machine cancel Antwerp 6, 9.IX.1920 (equestrian dressage/training finals), cover with 5c and 10c Olympics, hand cancel Antwerpen 6, 31.VIII.1924 (two Olympic football matches), small cover with 15c Olympics, Olympic machine cancel Antwerpen 6, 18.VIII.1920 (five Athletic finals as 110m hurdles, long jump etc), Document: Carte -Récépissé / Reçu 2x 10c Olympics / cancel Moll, 6.X.20 + receipt(quittances) stamp (arrival on back Lier, 7.10.20) Scarce etc., mixed to very fine 32441 H G F / 380 300 1920 Antwerp collection of stamps, covers and picture postcards mounted on 15 pages, incl. Olympic set on cover tied by Ghent Olympic slogan machine cancel plus 16 other covers/cards with the slogan cancel with different town and numbers in Charleroy used as arrival, Vereslt “VIIe OLYMPIADE” pc with 10c Olympic tied by slogan cancel, 5c Olympic on pc of the Finnish team tied by Olympic cds, ppc of the Marathon start sent only 4 days later with Olympic slogan, etc., an attractive lot 32442 F / www 120 1920 Antwerp. Six covers/cards with Olympic machine cancels, three with double strikes and three with the cancel for departure and arrival, interesting group 32443 F / www 80 1920 Antwerp. 3 postcards with Olympic machine cancels as departure and arrival: Gent 3/Charleroy, Antwerp 6/Charleroy and Brussels (Nd)/Antwerp 1, seldom seen 32444 www 80 1920 Antwerp. 10 different coloured postcards of Belgian paintings with text: “On occasion of the VIIe Olympiade” (all pictured in pre-Olympic book 1916), scarce series

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 381 381

32469 32470ex

32471ex1 32471ex2 32477

32478 32479

32484 32485

382 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32445 F / www 60 1920 Antwerp. 6 stationeries 10c Albert+helmet (incl. one reply-paid card) with Olympic machine cancels: 2x Antwerp 6 (with and without stripe below 1920), Antwerp 6, Luik and Charleroy with Olympic date cancels incl. final yachting (10.VII), cycling (12.VIII) and athletics (17.VIII) 32446 F / www 60 1920 Antwerp. 6 stationaries 10c Albert (without helmet) with Olympic machine cancels: Antwerp 6, Gent 3, Luik, Brussels Q.L./L.W., -Nd and Midi (3 with Olympic dates) 32447 F / www 60 1920 Antwerp. 4 postcards with Olympic machine cancels with postage due/TAX: Gent 3 T-10c, Brussels Nd T-5c, Brussels 1 T-20c and Antwerp 6 with 10c Luxembourg Tax-stamp, interesting lot 32448 www 60 1920 Antwerp. 9 postcards with Olympic machine cancels of all Olympic dates Athletics (complete!): 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23 August 1920. (incl small illustrated card, a beauty!) 32449 F / www 55 1920 Antwerp. 8 postcards with Olympic machine cancels of all the Olympic FOOTBALL date (complete!): 28, 29, 30, 31 August and 1, 2(final), 3, 5 Sep 1920 (also Hockey and Rugby finals) 32450 F / www 50 1920 Antwerp. 4 postcards with 4 different Olympic machine cancels as ARRIVAL cancel incl. card from Rabat (Morocco) with Charleroy arrival and Luik 22.VI (early date) 32451 www 50 1920 Antwerp. 7 postcards with Olympic machine cancels of all the Olympic dates for the Equestrian events (complete!): 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 Sep 1920 32452 F / www 45 1920 Antwerp. 5 postcards with 5 different Olympic machine cancels, sent as soldier’s mail (SMB), no stamps, exempt from tax 32453 F / www 40 1920 Antwerp. 4 postcards with four different Olympic machine cancels of the dates for the Yachting (complete!): 7, 8, 9 and 10 July 1920 32454 F / www 40 1920 Antwerp. 2 covers and 3 postcards with Olympic machine cancels of all the dates for the Swimming events (also diving, waterpolo): 24, 25, 26, 27 and 29 August 1920 32455 F / www 40 1920 Antwerp. Cover and 2 postcards with Olympic machine cancel Antwerpen/Anvers of 26, 27 and 28 August 1920 all WITHOUT year (variety) 32456 F / www 40 1920 Antwerp. 5 different lettercards with Olympic machine cancels 32457 F / www 40 1920 Antwerp. 3 publicity postcards and 3 birth-deed cards, all with Olympic machine cancels (2x Luik, Charleroy, 2x Brussels 1, Antwerp 1) 32458 www 40 1920 Antwerp. 6 postcards all with Olympic machine cancels for the dates of the shooting: 22, 24, 27, 30, 31 of July and 2 August 1920 32459 F / www 35 1920 Antwerp. Group with 3 small covers and 2 postcards with 2x same Olympic machine cancels 32460 F / www 35 1920 Antwerp. 2 postcards with 10c Olympics, both with Olympic machine cancels: 1x Brussels Midi, 1x Brussels Nd

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 383 383 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32461 F / www 30 1920 Antwerp. 6 postcards with six different Olympic machine cancels (incl. Gent and Luik), all EARLY usages in the month of June 1920 32462 F / www 30 1920 Antwerp. 4 postcards with Olympic machine cancels. All Olympic cycling final dates: 9, 10, 11 and 12 August 1920 32463 F / www 30 1920 Antwerp. 3 different covers official / Army exempt from pre-payment by stamps, each cancelled by Olympic machine cancel Brussels 1 32464 F / www 30 1920 Antwerp. 6 postcards (2x Antwerp harbour, 2x cathedral Antwerp, Napoleon, Manneken Pis) all with Olympic machine cancels on picture/frontside 32465 F / www 20 1920 Antwerp. 2 postcards with Olympic machine cancel Brussels (Nd) from the dates 28 and 29 of July 1920 (final of the Horse Polo) 32466 1920 Antwerp “Report of the American Olympic Committee”, 451pp, no dust jacket, ex Spokane Library, scarce 100

32467 1920 Antwerp. Triangular Ashtray of copper with VIIme / Arms / OLYMPIADE / Stadium Gate 1920 / 50 ANVERS / Cathedral

1924 Chamonix 32468 F / 380 200 1923 (Dec 8) Postcard from Chamonix with three 10c Semeuese tied by “SPORTS D’HIVER CHAMONIX MONT BLANC JANVIER 1924” roller cancel, fine 32469 F / 382 400 SENT DURING THE GAMES: 1924 (Feb 3) Picture postcard with 30c Semeuse tied by “SPORTS d’HIVER / CHAMONIX - MONT-BLANC / JANVIER 1924” machine cancel, very fine, cert. J-F Brun (2013) 32470 F / 382 300 SENT DURING THE GAMES: 1924 (Feb 3) postcard with “SPORTS d’HIVER / CHAMONIX-MONT BLANC / JANVIER 1924” roller cancel, plus 5 picture postcards from the Games 32471 382 400 1924 Chamonix. Two brochures promoting the 1924 Games, the first in French entitled “VIIIe Olympiade / Sports D’Hiver / 1923-24” (even though they weren’t officially the Olympic Games at the time), the second a magazine in English printed in London entitled “The Traveller in France”, Jan 1924, very fine and rare pair 32472 F / www 300 1924 Chamonix. Six picture postcards, 5 of the ski jump and one of the Military Skiing competition, all unused except one with writing on reverse, very fine

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384 384 Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

1924 Paris

32473 A 183 1’000 1924 Olympics 10c essay, 10x6.5cm, handpainted in fine detail in the issued design and colour, signed by the designer E. Becker, mounted in black surround, attractive

32474 A 183 1’000 1924 Olympics 10c essay, 10x6.5cm, in pencil and paint in blue and green similar to issued design, signed by the designer E. Becker, mounted in black surround, attractive

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 385 385

32480 32483

32486 32487

32488 32489

386 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32475 A 1’500 1924 Paris Olympics photographic essays in brown (3), stamp size with hand-cut perfs affixed to an envelope, all similar to the issued designs of the 25c, 10c and 50c, endorsed at top “Epreuve photographique” and signed E. Becker, one of only two known groups of these essays (the other in blue)

32476 A 500 1924 Paris 25c essay printed by lithography on stout bluish paper from a drawing by E. Becker, in a design which lead to the issued 50c, very rare and attractive, signed Holcombe and cert. Sismondo (2010)

32477 P / 382 183 300 1924 Paris 10c deluxe proof in issued colours, fine and very rare with only 25 printed

32478 P / 382 200 1924 Paris 10c die proof in green on glossy paper, small white patch on “M” from poor inking (not a scuff), fine

32479 P / 382 183 200 1924 Paris 10c die proof in blue-green on glossy paper, very fine

32480 P / 386 183 200 1924 Paris 10c die proof in issued colours on wove paper, tiny scuff by laurel crown

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 387 387

32490 32491

32492 32493

32498 32499

388 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32481 32482 32481 DCE P 183 100 1924 Paris 10c imperforate stamp-size proof in issued colours on glossy paper, very fine, signed J-F. Brun

32482 P 183 100 1924 Paris 10c stamp-size die proof in green affixed to card, fine

32483 P / 386 184 300 1924 Paris 25c deluxe proof in issued colours, fine and very rare with only 25 printed

32484 P / 382 184 300 1924 Paris 25c die proof of the frame in brown and centre in carmine separately on gummed paper, endorsed “C45” at top left, minor handling bends, fine

32485 P / 382 184 300 1924 Paris 25c die proof of the frame and centre separately in black on gummed paper, endorsed “C63” at top left, fine

32486 P / 386 300 1924 Paris 25c die proof in lilac and blue-black on glossy paper, signed by the engraver G. Daussy, minor handling bends, endorsed “B-5-6”, fine

32487 P / 386 184 200 1924 Pairs 25c die proof of the centre only in carmine on carton paper, fine

32488 P / 386 200 1924 Paris 25c die proof on the centre only in red on carton paper, minor handling bends, slightly reduced with partial endorsement “1-3” on reverse, fine

32489 P / 386 184 200 1924 Paris 25c die proof in lilac and blue-black on gummed paper, signed by the engraver G. Daussy, fine

32490 P / 388 184 200 1924 Paris 25c die proof in grey-blue and brown on carton paper, endorsed “B-4-6” on reverse, fine

32491 P / 388 200 1924 Paris 25c die proof in light brown and dark brown on carton paper, signed by the engraver G. Daussy, endorsed “B-1-14” on reverse, fine

32492 P / 388 184 200 1924 Paris 25c die proof in ochre and red on carton paper, signed by the engraver G. Daussy, endorsed “A-4-5” on reverse, fine

32493 P / 388 184 200 1924 Paris 25c die proof in light brown and dark brown, endorsed “B-1-14” in pencil on reverse, signed by expert Calves

32494 P / 390 184 200 1924 Paris 25c die proof in red and dark blue with coloured surround on carton paper, fine

32495 P / 390 185 300 1924 Paris 30c die proof in issued colours with coloured surround, signed by the engraver G. Daussy, very fine, reverse with O. Roumet expertising hs

32496 P / 390 185 200 1924 Paris. France 30c die proof in brown of central vignette only (without value or frame), very fine and scarce

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 389 389

32494

32496 32495

32500 32501

390 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32497 P 185 100 1924 Paris 30c die proof of the centre only in red-brown on glossy card, fine

32498 P / 388 185 200 1924 Paris 30c die proof of the frame only in violet-brown on glossy paper, fine

32499 P / 388 185 200 1924 Paris 30c die proof of the frame in violet brown and centre (inverted) in rose red, paper wrinkle, fine

32500 P / 390 185 200 1924 Paris 30c die proof in issued colours on thin paper, very fine

32501 P / 390 185 200 1924 Paris 30c die proof in green and black on gummed paper, a little adherence at lower right causing minor wrinkling, fine

32502 CC P / 392 500 1924 Paris 30c proof in violet on gummed imperf. sheetlet with other issues of France, small tear at top centre otherwise fine and scarce

32503 32504 32505 32503 DCE P 185 100 1924 Paris Olympics 30c proof in brown, very fine

32504 P 185 100 1924 Paris Olympics 30c proof in blue, very fine

32505 P 185 100 1924 Paris Olympics 30c proof in violet, very fine

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 391 391

32502 32506 (detail)

32507 32508

32509 32510

392 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32506 P / 392 186 400 1924 Paris 50c die proof in turquoise and grey on large sheet of buff paper, endorsed “10” at foot, minor wrinkling at top from adhesion, fine and scarce

32507 P / 392 186 200 1924 Paris 50c die proof in blue on thick glossy paper, some creasing otherwise fine

32508 P / 392 187 200 1924 Paris die proof (in the design of the 50c) with blank value in blue on thin paper, slight stain and thin at top otherwise fine

32509 P / 392 187 200 1924 Paris unissued 30c die proof (in the design of the 50c) in red on thin paper, slight stain and thin at top otherwise fine

32510 P / 392 300 1924 Paris Olympics 50c (the unissued design depicting the Roman arena in Nimes) die proof in dark blue and light blue on ungummed thin paper, signed by the artist, minor creasing and a pin hole clear of stamp, attractive and scarce

32511 P / 394 188 200 1924 Paris Olympics 50c (the unissued design depicting the Roman arena in Nimes) die proof of the frame only in black on gummed glossy paper, minor handling bends, fine

32512 P / 394 200 1924 Paris Olympics 50c (the unissued design depicting the Roman arena in Nimes) die proof of the frame only in black on thin paper, fine

32513 P 2’000 1924 Paris Olympics set on imperf. deluxe proof (slightly reduced), dedicated and signed by the designer E. Becker and very rare as such 32514 394 1’000 1924 Paris Olympics set of four deluxe proof with attached glassine protective page (very scarce as such), peripheral wear at left edge otherwise fine

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 393 393

32511 32512

32514

32520 32521

394 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32515 32516 32515 C DCE 184a 500 1924 Paris 25c IMPERF. lower right corner marginal, mint og, a superb example, signed A. Brun 32516 C DCE 186a 400 1924 Paris 50c IMPERF. top marginal, mint og, very fine 32517 CC C J 2’000-3’000 1924 Paris Olympic set in COMPLETE SHEETS of 75, the 10c, 25c and 50c with central perf. separation (kept intact by margin), very rare

32518 DCE S / 396 300 1924 Paris SPECIMEN group, with set affixed to pieces with SPECIMEN archival hs and piece from the Madagascar UPU archive with strips of 3 of the 30c & 50c tied by archive cachet and signed below by the Director of the Post & Telegraphs below

32519 F 500 1924 Paris Olympic Village printed envelope with Olympic set tied by “COLOMBES / VILLAGE-OLYMPIQUE” cds with “COLOMBES / OLYMPIQUE”, “COLOMBES-VILLAGE OLYMPIQUE” and “JEUX / OLYMPIQUES / MAI à JUILLET /1924” hs, fine and very attractive 32520 F / 394 300 1924 Paris Olympic Committee envelope incl. letter with matching letterhead, with 25c Semeuse tied by Louvre slogan cancel, fine and attractive 32521 F / 394 300 1924 Paris Organising Committee envelope with Olympic 25c and Semeuse 50c (both torn) tied by Paris 17.4.24 cds, envelope slightly reduced at left otherwise, scarce

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 395 395

32523

32518 32524

32525 32527ex

32529ex 32542

396 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32522 DFE 200 1924 Paris Olympics set plus a poster vignette all tied to a front by “COLOMBES / STADE OLYMPIQUE” Jul 5 cds, with “JEUX / OLYMPIQUE / MAI A JUILLET / 1924” boxed cachet and two straightline “COLOMBES- STADE OLYMPIQUES” and “COLOMBES / OLYMPIQUE” adjacent, very attractive and scarce 32523 F / 396 200 1924 (Jun 21) Swiss Shooting Association printed envelope sent from the pre-Olympic Shooting competition at Reims, with special cancel tying multiple Olympic franking but still underpaid and charged with three Swiss 50c postage dues on arrival at Olten, minor creasing, scarce 32524 F / 396 150 DURING THE GAMES: 1924 (Jul 7) 30c Olympic postal stationery card with Paris machine cancel used during the Games (Athletics finals of (the famous) 100m sprint, long jump, 400m hurdles, pentathlon), fine 32525 CC C F J / 396 100 1924 (Jul 20) AN Paris picture postcard of the US Swimming team sent during the Games with Olympic 50c tied by Paris Gare de l’Est Olympic roller cancel, message in Hungarian mentioning the Marathon, very fine 32526 F / www 1’500-2’000 1924 Paris Olympic issue postal history collection mounted on 40 pages, incl. 3 pages with the 30c postal stationery card mint (3) and used (4), commercial mail incl. Theodore Champion (stamp dealer) cover with set sent on the first day of issue (May 23), postcards incl. 10c pair (one bisected) paying the correct rate, multiples incl. 25c block of 6, strip of 5 and ten 10c on covers, 30c interpanneau pair, set used on the last day of validity, four covers sent afterwards and charged postage due, airmails, registered, printed matter, a fabulous lot for the specialist of this issue 32527 CC C F J / 396 700-1’000 1924 Paris collection of stamps, covers and picture postcards mounted on 25 pages, incl. Organising Committee front with Olympic franking, 25c Olympic stamp used on the opening day tied by Games machine cancel, range of Olympic frankings incl. 25c used in Algeria, usages on commercial mail, Games machine and roller cancels from different parts of Paris, Le Havre, Marseille (arrival) and Lyon with better Colombes 6-line roller used on arrival, 50c tied by Games machine cancel on July 7th (famous 100m final), 25c tied by Games machine cancel on July 10th (1500m and 5000m finals which Paavo Nurmi won), great starter lot for a specialised collection of this Games

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Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 397 397

32544

32530ex

32546ex 32545

32547ex 32548

398 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32528 CC C F J / www 700-1’000 1924 Paris Olympic stamps group mounted on pages incl. 10c, 25c and 50c pair on FDCs, set on pieces with PENANG / PAQUEBOT cds, plenty of minor varieties identified (incl. loose stamps in glassines), mint set in blocks of four with better varieties incl. 10c with faint but significant double impression, c partial offset, mint 25c with strong misperf with “VIIIe Olympiade” at bottom, 25c in sheetlet of 25 with centre shifted by more than 1m upwards, great lot for the specialist of this issue 32529 F DFE / 342 400-600 1924 Paris collection of 32 covers/cards + 1 front, mostly with Olympic frankings incl. 30c unused postal stationery card, official ppc with 50c tied by Colombes Olympic Stadium cds, 30c on maxi card (2), many commercial covers, unaccepted use with postage due, registered cover with set, a few Olympic or sport cancels, etc., range of rates, a great lot for the specialist 32530 F / 398 300-400 1924 Paris Olympic Village group on 3 pages incl. four covers with the COLOMBES / VILLAGE OLYMPIQUE cds, incl. envelope from a Greek athlete with Olympic set tied by type 1 cds, 45c Merson tied by type 2 cds on sent during the Games, Olympic set on 25c postal stationery envelope cancelled by favour and Olympic 30c on maxi card with strike adjacent, plus a ppc of the temporary PO in the Village 32531 F 150 1924 Paris Olympics slogan machine cancel used as an arrival backstamp on cover from Bulgaria with 1919-21 3l postage due tied by Varna cds, minor creasing, scarce 32532 G F / www 1’000-1’500 1924 Paris Olympic CANCELLATIONS collection mounted on 26 pages, incl. St. Moritz “SPORTS d’HIVER” roller cancel used on the first day of the Games, then the machine slogan cancels from the various towns/suburbs (14), roller cancels (9) inc. front with Colombes Seine ds (less than 10 known according to vendor) and one with distorted ds caused by faulty drum (less than 10 known), then 15 pages of usages incl. Japan 4s cancelled on arrival, Greek franking with Marseille used on arrival, 6 unfranked military usages, 2 unfranked official usages and finally 3 covers with Olympic cancels for both despatch and arrival, a great lot for the specialist 32533 F 125 1924 Paris. 2 covers and 3 postcards with the best of Olympic box cancels Type Flier: Paris/Quai Valmy, Paris/Rue des Halles, Bordeaux, Le Havre et Marseille

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 399 399

32554

32557 32555

32558 32562

400 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32534 F / www 120 1924 Paris. 6 postcards and 1 cover with Olympic box cancel Type Flier (included 2x Bordeaux!), all with dates of the Athletics: 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 July 1924 32535 F / www 80 1924 Paris. 4 postcards and 1 lettercard with 5 different Olympic box cancel Type Flier, all with FOOTBALL dates: 27, 28, 29 May and 1, 9 June 1924 (=final date Uruguay-Switzerland) 32536 F / www 80 1924 Paris. 6 postcards with Olympic box cancel Type Flier, all with Olympic date cancels: 14, 15, 16, 19, 22 and 23 July 1924 32537 F DFE / www 60 1924 Paris. 2 cards, 3 covers and a front all with Olympic stamps and Olympic machine cancels, some with Olympic dates 32538 F / www 45 1924 Paris. 2 postcards and 1 cover with Olympic continuous cancels: Paris Gare de l’Est, Av. D’Orleans and R du Faubg-St Denis 32539 www 45 1924 Paris. Pre-Olympic Daguin cancel REIMS, 27.5.24: 27e Concours de Tir Reims 7-22 Juin 1924 (Shooting Trials) on coloured postcard of Station-Reims 32540 F / www 35 1924 Paris. 6 postcards with six different Olympic box cancels incl. Paris: Depart, Place Chopin, R.de Clignancourt, R.Jouffroy, R.La Boetie, Gare St-Lazare 32541 www 35 1924 Paris. 4x documents No 1488 recommandé / valeurs á recouvrer (incl 2x Paris) with Olympic stamps: 1x 25c, 1x 30c and 2x 50c 32542 C / 396 50 JOHNNY WEISSMULLER: 1932 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer advertising envelope with “TARZAN / L’HOMME SINGE...” advertising Paris meter frank for the upcoming movie set to feature Johnny Weissmuller, envelope with vert. fold (some splitting), who is famous also for winning 3 golds in Paris and 2 in Stockholm in Swimming

32543 F 1000 1924 Paris. “Blanche” Rugby 15c Pasteur postal stationery card USED ON THE FIRST DAY (25 Jul 1924) with R. Jouffroy Olympics slogan machine cancel, some minor foxing, very rare

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 401 401 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32544 F / 398 200 1924 Paris. “Blanche” Rugby 15c Pasteur postal stationery card cancelled by “EXPOSITION PHILATELIQUE / PARIS” 5.5.25 cds, fine and rare 32545 F / 398 100 1924 Paris. “Blanche” Tennis 15c Pasteur postal stationery card cancelled by Paris 26.12.24 cds, toned and minor creasing 32546 F / 398 800 1924 Paris. “Blanche” set of 8 art deco 15c postal stationery cards with original folder, fine and attractive set, plus Tennis with the rare missing 15c die variety 32547 F / 398 100 1924 Paris. “Floowy” set of 10 chromo-litho postcards depicting different events, fine and attractive set 32548 F / 398 100 1924 Paris “Floowy” illustrated postcard of a swimmer franked with Olympic 25c tied by “COLOMBES / STADE OLYMPIQUE” Jul 5 cds with “JEUX / OLYMPIQUE / MAI A JUILLET / 1924” boxed cachet adjacent, stamp affected by water causing running of the colour, a rare usage 32549 F / www 150 1924 Paris. Collection of ca.120 postcards incl. “Blanche” wrestling (surface scuff), 8 “Floowy”, 3 St. Raphael, 4 Uruguay football team pcs, 60+ AN Paris, 3 “Bleuet”, Papeghin incl. 2 panoramics, etc., a lovely lot 32550 F / www 40 1924. 6 postcards of Olympic Athletes: 3x “DIX” depicting Paddock, Geo André and Guillemont; 3x “AN- Paris” depicting Mourlon (no.22), André (no.41) and André (no.147), all unused (NB. André declared the Olympic oath) 32551 F / www 30 1924 Paris. 5 postcards of Olympic Stadium (4) and the Post Office in Colombes 32552 F / www 30 1924 Paris. 5 different cards: Stade Pershing, Jean Bouin, le salute Olympique, procession of French athletes and Chamonix Olympic ski jump 32553 1924 Paris. Diary and scrapbook belonging to Marvin Rick, US competitor in the 3000m steeplechase, 200 the diary beginning with his trip to Paris and mentioning “My trial came on the seventh of July. I finished second to Villie Ritola. Two days later, in the final, I finished fourth in the steeplechase”, and continues with his trip around Europe. Scrapbook (no cover), 38pp, incl. German menu signed by athletes incl. CARL DIEM (1936 Sec. Gen. of Berlin OC), with newspaper clippings from the Olympics and other athletics events he participated incl. pictures of him, Telegram from the US President sent the US Olympic athletes, reception invitation card from the French President for Olympians, etc., a fascinating lot 32554 400 200 1924 Paris. Football tournament ticket for the 3rd place play-off, used with hole-punch, some creasing, scarce 32555 400 120 1924 Paris. Official programme for Rowing on 14th July, vertical fold and minor soiling 32556 www 60 1924 Paris. Official Programme for Athletics 6-13 July, faults 32557 400 200 1924 Paris. Participation medal, bronze 32558 DCE / 400 500 Uruguay: 1924 Olympic Football set on yellow paper affixed to Post Office souvenir folder, fine and scarce with only 500 printed

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32559 DCE 200 Uruguay: 1924 Olympic Football set on yellow paper, mint og, 5c with light vert. gum crease otherwise fine and scarce with only 500 printed 32560 F / 404 400 1924 Uruguay group incl. set of 3 on cover with “1” special slogan cancel, registered special slogan cancel on set on 3 covers (one on its first day of use) and a front, “E” special slogan cancel on pcs with Olympic 5c or 2c definitive and “C” special slogan cancel used as arrival on pc from Spain and pc from Italy, useful group, plus set on registered commercial cover tied by normal cds, ideal group for mounting in an exhibit (10) 32561 CC C J 200 Uruguay: 1924 Olympics Football set of three in sheets of 20, the 2c with some perf. separation and piece of margin hinged in place at top left, 5c with some faint tone spots, 12c with vert. crease, scarce 32562 400 100 Uruguay: Newspaper bulletin pamphlet (issued by La Manana & El Diario) announcing Uruguay’s victory over France in the final of 1924 Games, folded in four, these types of pamphlets were often dropped by plane in remote areas, very unusual

32563 CC J / www 500 1925 Hungary Sports set of 8 in mint nh imperf. blocks of four, very fine 32564 C F / www 200 1925 Hungary Sports group incl. mint set, cover with set sent on last day of usage, 2000k colour changling(?) in grey-blue plus 1985 commemorative issue mint and covers with perf./imperf. set 32565 F / www 200 1925 Hungary Sports group of 3 covers incl. American Legation Budapest printed cover with set tied by “Jasznaljunr / Sport / Belsiegej” duplex, 100k pair on printed matter cancelled by violet Szar cds and 2000k football on unsealed lettersheet from Szar 32566 G F / www 150 1925 Hungary Sports group incl. set of 8 on registered cover to USA from Szombathely (minor soiling), set on cover with missing backflap and tape stain, set on piece with roller cancel depicting football players and set on piece with rowin “M.A.C. Jubilarts Regatta” roller cancel

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32560ex 32574

32581

32577 32584ex

32582 32583

404 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32567 G F / www 150 1925 Hungary Sports group of 4 covers incl. express cover with four stamps from the set (plus other stamps) to Switzerland, set of 8 on cover to ENgland, marginal block of four 2500 on registered cover to Czech and set of 8 on postcard tied by “Magyar Athletika 50 Eves Jubilevma” roller cancel (minor faults) 32568 F / www 150 1925 Hungary Sports group of 4 covers incl. set of 8 on registered covers to Austria and Germany, three values on commercial cover to Czech and set tied by David Cup tennis cds 32569 F DFE / www 100 1925 Hungary Sports set of 8 on registered cover from Budapest to Austria (further franked on reverse by two 1000k), minor foxing, and set of 8 on registered front from Budapest 32570 F / www 100 1925 Hungary Sports group of 3 covers/cards incl. unsent envelope with set and registered pc with six values both tied by “Magyar Athletika 50 Eves Jubilevma” roller cancel, and 300k pair with “Magyar Filatelista” machine cancel with matching vignette at left (not tied) 32571 F / www 100 1925 Hungary Sports group of 3 advertising cards to the USA from a stamp dealer in Budapest with 100k Sports plus other stamps 32572 F / www 50 1925 Hungary Sports set of 8 page tied by Rowing Championship 1925 M.E.S.Z. Nemzetközi Regatta roller cancels, very fine 1925 Prague Congress 32573 F 80 1925 Prague Olympic Congress set of 3 tied by the special Congress cds to normal 50h postal stationery card, cancelled to order, fine 32574 F / 404 80 1922 (May 8) Envelope with continuous machine cancel advertising the Olympic Congress in Prague in 1925 tying 1920-25 100h, vertical fold clear of stamp, fine 32575 F 60 1925 Prague Olympic Congress special roller cancel tying 2k to commercial envelope, very fine 1925-1928 Intervening Championships 32576 1925 Uruguay football player’s license for Carlos Mortola, fine & scarce 50

1928 St. Moritz 32577 F / 404 100 SONJA HENIE signed photocard of herself sent by the family from Oslo to London in 1928, plus a 1994 pc with a stamp of her 32578 F DCE 50 1928 St-Moritz. Olympic card Skiers sent by airmail to Biel and Bern 32579 www 260 1928 St. Moritz. Group of four official postcards, unused, plus set of 6 Erdal-Kwak promotional cards for the Games (series 27), mostly very fine 32580 www 40 1928 St Moritz. Coloured drawing postcard with Olympic and Swiss flag, unused

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Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 405 405

32585 32587

32591 32592

32594

32613 32614 32615

406 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

1928 Amsterdam 32581 F / 404 400 1928 Amsterdam. 5c Official postal stationery card by Huygens, depicting image of FOOTBALL on left half, unused, very fine (Series F.1) 32582 F / 404 240 1928 (Feb) Netherlands Olympic Committee printed envelope for the 1928 Games with meter mark, possibly dated 15th which is the first day of use, fine and scarce 32583 DFE / 404 150 1928 Amsterdam. Netherlands Olympic Committee printed envelope (front only), with red meter mark dated 8.3.28, sent to Utrecht, fine 32584 F / 404 100 1928 Amsterdam USA Olympic Team printed envelopes (2, one with faults), both sent by Joel Farley (water polo player) to the USA, incl. 3 letters dated Jul 23, 25 & Aug 3, plus 2 picture postcards of the S.S. President Roosevelt before and when it was used to transport and host the American teams during the entire Games 32585 F DCE / 406 80 1928 Card with Olympic machine cancel ‘Amsterdam Centraal-Station, 2.IV.1928’ with variety. “N” of StatioN in mirror image 32586 F 50 1928 Amsterdam Olympic 10c on postcard tied by Amsterdam Central Station Olympic slogan cancel, with official vignette adjacent (not tied), very fine and attractive 32587 F / 406 100 1928 (Jul 20) 5c postal stationery card with Olympic set tied by Ockenburg-Loosduinen Shooting Games cds, with Express label below, unusual 32588 F 50 1928 Amsterdam Olympic set on Hotel envelope tied by Amsterdam 2.8.28 cds, orange legend vignette, attractive 32589 F 40 1928 (Aug 2) Envelope with complete 1928 Olympic set tied by special “N2” cancel, fine, with poster vignette in brown adjacent (not tied), fine 32590 www 40 1928 Amsterdam. Esperanto-sheet Olympic series right cancelled (= MCMXXVIII below!) with cancel N3, date 5.VIII.1928 (date of the Marathon). Some stamps with plate flaws. Size: 210x276mm 32591 F / 406 150 1928 (Aug 8) Envelope with Olympics set tied by special N1 pentagon cancel, sent registered to The Hague with Stadium registration label, with arrival bs, some toning 32592 F / 406 120 1928 (Aug 12) Olympic marathon runner postcard with Olympics set tied by special N2 pentagon cancel, sent registered to Switzerland with arrival cds, fine 32593 F 50 1928 (Aug 24) Amsterdam-Stockholm overnight flight, franked with 1/2c and Olympics 7 1/2c tied by special “Third Flight / Stockholm-London” (in Dutch) cds with four-line English hs below, very fine (Mü.48, 750pts) 32594 F / 406 200 1928 (Sep 6) Large envelope with complete Olympic set in pairs tied by Amsterdam cds with reg’d label below, sent to the Olympic Publicity Commission in Lausanne, vert. fold clear of stamps 32595 F / 410 50 1928 Amsterdam: ESTONIA 1927 Cover from Paris via Tallin to Reval, bearing unusual red boxed cachet on reverse, this cachet was struck in Tallinn and was used during February & March 1927 re: lottery which collected money to finance Estonian participation in the 1928 games, scarce

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 407 407 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32596 Portugal. Album page with 30c Olympic postage due stamp on cover (faults but very rare), mint block of four, 3’500 used single, bisect on piece, and single with signature(?)

32597 Portugal. 15c on registered cover from Tomar, 24.MAI.28 to Santarem. THIRD DAY. Registered is very rare. 1’000

408 408 Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32598 F 800 Portugal. 15c on inland cover with hexagonal cancel ‘Lisbao, 22.5.28’ FIRST DAY

32599 F 800 Portugal. 15c on cover abroad, to Hornberg in Germany, ‘Lisboa(?)/Avenida Gare, 22.MAI.28. FIRST DAY. To abroad rare

32600 Portugal. 15c on cover from Lisbao/Bacta, 23.MAI.28 to Porto (arrival machinecancel ‘Porto, 24.5.28’ on 800 backside) SECOND DAY

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 409 409

32595 32637

32616

32605 32617

32628ex 32631ex1

32631ex2 32638ex

410 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32601 CC C F S 150 Portugal. 15c full sheet of 90 stamps with margins (separated in two blocks of 45), plus 15c block of four (2) and 30c block and SPECIMEN ovpts on 15c and 30c 32602 www 120 Portugal. 15c: 5 stamps with full cancels of 22 May, 7x 23 May (full/partly), 1x 24.5.28 (full). Piece of paper with 14.Mai.28 ! Rare 32603 F / www 50 1928 Amsterdam. Three Lottery items. 2x Swedish lottery-tickets and a lottery results list, plus Estonia pc from Tallinn, 28.11.1927 with red rectangle with text for Olympic lottery 32604 www 50 1928 Amsterdam. 2 covers and 1 postal stationery with three different German Pre-Olympic machine cancels of Hannover (2x equestrian, 1x swimming), very fine 32605 410 180 1928 Amsterdam. Group of 8 (from 9) official Olympic football cards by Weenenk & Snel, all with Uruguay football pictures and with Spanish text and advertising Cigarrillos Guerrillero. No. 1 to 9 (without 8), unused, scarce 32606 F / www 60 1928 Amsterdam. Selection of 12 different postcards: 2x edt Elce Silhouet Football, Ski Jump; 2x comics kids in Stadium, rowing champion; 2x Weenenk and Snel cards Nr 70 and 106; 2x Old Stadium (used for Olympic hockey and football), 2x Stadium cards, 1x Stadium card with Olympic post office, 1x Olympic W&S card Nr 8 with 1,5c rowing and Olympic pentagonal cancel N2 of 10.VI.1928 = football final date. 32607 F / www 50 1928 Amsterdam. 7 official Olympic football cards of Weenenk& Snel, unused: 53-54 (Italian team), 57-58- 59-60-61 all from football final Uruguay-Argentina 32608 www 20 1928 Amsterdam. Official Olympic postcard of Weenek & Snel No. 81 800m women with Radtke-Batschauer and Hitomi. Same coloured Erdal/Kwak collecting card Nr 42 32609 F / www 80 1928 Amsterdam. Series of 6 (full set) with coloured illustrations “OLYMPIADE 1928” from National German Olympic Committee, unused, showing Football, running, javelin, gymnastics, high jump and swimming 32610 www 50 1928 Amsterdam. Two Bonds: 100 Dutch florin for Olympic loan issued in 1925 by city counsel of Amsterdam, and 100 Dutch florin for Olympic Stadium Sport track by same company

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 411 411 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32611 www 60 1928 Amsterdam. Official Daily Programme No. 27, 2 August. Wrestling 32612 www 60 1928 Amsterdam. Official Daily Programme No. 36, 11 August. Equestrian 32613 406 120 1928 Amsterdam: Ticket for the Equestrian event in Hilversum, 9th-10th August, used on one day with appropriate corner clipped, fine 32614 406 80 1928 Amsterdam. Day ticket for the Hockey, used with small punch hole, fine 32615 406 80 1928 Amsterdam. Day ticket for the Football (south stand), used with small punch hole, light creasing and small tear at top 32616 410 80 1928 Amsterdam. Day ticket for the Boxing, 9th August, unused, couple of creases, fine 32617 410 80 1928 Amsterdam. Day ticket for the Swimming, 9th August, unused, couple of creases, fine 32618 www 60 1928 Amsterdam. Booklet with football Regulations in German. 28 pages. Size 123x211mm 32619 www 25 1928 Amsterdam. Official Olympic Guide of Dutch Railways/Tourist Office, 80 pages incl 20 photos of important participants as Nurmi, Ritola, Lowe, Ramacher, Weissmüller, Crochet etc. Some maps. Size 107x169mm. German 32620 1928 Amsterdam. Black framed large photo of Uruguay Olympic Football Team of 1928 Amsterdam. Shirts of 100 players in blue colour. Size included frame: 57x47 cm and with plate-glass window. Attractive item.

32621 www 80 1928 Amsterdam. Decorative Pottery Cup, high 104mm with runner and text IX e Olympiade Amsterdam 1928, multi-coloured 32622 www 80 1928 Amsterdam. Decorative Pottery Cup, high 104mm with footballer and text IX e Olympiade Amsterdam 1928, blue colour 32623 www 70 1928 Amsterdam. Decorative Pottery Cup, high 100mm with footballer, cyclist, runner and text IXe Olympiade Amsterdam 1928 32624 www 60 1928 Amsterdam. Cobalt blue glass by designer Andries Copier. Text Olympische Spelen/Amsterdam 1928. High: 110mm, small chip on rim 32625 www 60 1928 Amsterdam. Decorative Pottery Vase, high 80mm with relay athlete and text IXe Olympiade 1928 (Royal Goedewaagen, Gouda) 32626 www 40 1930s(?) Beautiful old tin can with many sport scenes: Rowing, tennis, equestrian, javelin thrower, football. Size: 210x125x70mm. Multicolour 32627 www 30 1930s(?) Old tin can with many sport scenes: Cycling, rowing, highjump, running and football at top. Size: 145x95x70mm. Multicolor

412 412 Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

1932 Lake Placid 32628 CC C F J / www 200 1932 Lake Placid collection of stamps and covers on 7 pages incl. FDC of the 2c Games stamp on printed envelope of the Lake Placid Club with matching machine cancel (which was headquarters of the IOC, and only a few known according to the vendor), advertising cover from Irving Jaffee / Olympic Champion Skate Co. (won 2 golds in 1932), 1931 env. (opened for display) with Games vignette (tied), mint plate blocks, pre-cancels, etc. 32629 www 180 1932 Lake Placid/Los Angeles. 65 stamps with Pre Cancels: 18x 2c ski jump, 7x 3c runner, 40x 5c discus thrower 32630 F / www 100 1932 Lake Placid. Group of 13 different FDCs and4 covers with 1932 Olympic 2c franking, one signed 500m Skating Gold medal winner Jack Shea, plus 4 postcards (2 contemporary, 2 later depicting the stamp) and 4 stamps 32631 F / www 100 1932 Lake Placid. Two covers, one from the Lake Placid Club with “World Olympic Winter Games” slogan at lower left sent with special delivery stamp and other 1932 Olympic 2c official FDC with blue slogan and red cachet 32632 1931 Letter from the Adjutant of Crown Prince Olav of Norway expressing his regret that he will not be going 300 to the Olympic Games in Lake Placid, signed Nikolai Ramm Ostgaard, later President of the FIS

32633 www 100 1932 Lake Placid. Group of documents incl. unused Olympic Games commission envelope and headed letter paper, 1930 American Olympic Assoc. report of the Games brochure, programme from Feb 12th, unused Games printed envelope signed 500m skating Gold medal winner Jack Shea, and “Setting the Stage” booklet (faults), useful group 32634 1932 Lake Placid official report, small wear to bottom of spine and bottom right 100

32635 www 50 1932 Lake Placid. Daily Program Feb. 11

32636 www 200 1932 Lake Placid. The set of three season tickets for the Standing-Room, Bleachers and Grandstand, plus the application form and envelope

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 413 413

32639ex 32640

32641 32647 32648

32651

32649 32653

414 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

1932 Los Angeles 32637 F / www 300-500 1932 Los Angeles collection presented in an album incl. tickets (incl. closing ceremony), paper memorabilia, postcards, covers, etc., incl. information sheet with original envelope for the issued stamps, advertising pc for FDCs, letter advertising FDCs and the vignette (attached), Swedish Olympic Committee printed envelope, Olympic Village related items incl. incoming telegram and covers, US Olympic Committee envelopes & letters, range of FDCs, commemorative, first flight covers, etc., a nice exhibit-ready collection 32638 F / www 200-300 1932 Los Angeles collection of 100+ covers (some Lake Placid), many with USS Olympic cancellations, a diverse range of pictorial covers, some with vignettes, very useful group for the specialist or dealer 32639 F / www 200 Tickets: Group of 13 tickets with SPECIMEN overprint and control punches incl. Lacrosse Aug 9 & Aug 12, Wrestling Aug 3, Aug 4, Aug 7 & Aug 7 Balcony, Weightlifting Jul 31, Rowing Aug 10 & Aug 12, Swimming Aug 7, Equestrian Aug 13, Track & Field Aug 1 & Aug 6 32640 414 100 1932 Los Angeles. Season pass for the Olympic Stadium, very fine 32641 414 50 1932 Los Angeles. SPECIMEN ID card numbered 0000, very fine 32642 www 60 1932 Los Angeles. Official Daily Program August 11 with autograph of of C(aterina) A(nna) Gisolf, Holland. Participant who came 4th in women’s high jump. In 1928 Amsterdam she was 2nd and the first Dutch lady to won an Olympic medal in Athletics. 32643 www 40 1932 Los Angeles. Official Daily Program August 10, sellotape reinforcing spine 32644 www 50 1932 Los Angeles. 3 items: 1. Information booklet in 4 languages for Official Olympic groups and Press. Size: 118x194mm. Included Map of Olympic stations. 2. Booklet with information for National Olympic Committees 3. Folder Parade of Nations, general regulations at Opening Ceremony 32645 www 30 1932 Los Angeles. 3 items: Complete Program of Events and Ticket Information, 16 pages, size 117x270mm with photos of Olympic places with legend/map, and two unused identity cards 1932-1936 Intervening Championships

32646 1930s Austria NOC pin in original box, gilt Eagle above “ÖOC” and enamel Olympic Rings, very fine 300

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 415 415 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32647 414 50 1933 Netherlands Olympic Day plaque, 33x45mm, bronze, showing nude athlete holding laurel branch aloft on front and 3-line inscription on reverse 32648 414 200 1934 Anniversary of the Re-establishment of the Games in 1894. Commemorative oval medal by Huguenin in original box, bronze, 67 mm, fine and scarce 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 32649 414 300 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen letter with heading of the President of the Organising Committee, signed at foot with further hand notation by President Carl Ritter von Halt, fine

32650ex 32652ex 32650 C S 80 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen set of 3 with SPECIMEN ovpts, mint hr, fine 1936 Berlin 32651 F / 414 100 1936 Berlin: Swedish Committee for Gymnastics printed envelope used internally within Sweden, minor soiling at top, unusual & scarce

32652 C S 100 1936 Berlin set of 8 with SPECIMEN ovpts, mint hr, fine 32653 F / 414 50 Official vignette neatly tied on envelope from India with 9p franking, paying the book post rate, unusual & scarce usage of the vignette 32654 F / 420 300 1936 Berlin “To Germany For The Olympics” New York meter franking in violet on a printed advertising envelope depicting the Olympic Bell, very fine and scarce 32655 F / 420 100 1936 Berlin “Fliegt nach Deutschland dem land der Olympischen Spiele 1936” slogan machine frank of Lufthansa on Lufthansa printed envelope, spike hole at right, fine 32656 F / 420 80 1936 (Jul 22) Hindenburg Olympic Flight cover from the Dutch Indies with 75c and 30c franking, special cachet below, sent back to the Dutch Indies, some trivial faults 32657 www 40 1936 Berlin. Bronze coloured metal medallion pocket with Olympic circles and Olympic Bell. Contents: 10 photo-coins of Olympic Stadium, series 1. Merz-Werke, Frankfurt 32658 Brochure in French about Transportation in Berlin, entitled ‘Les Moyens De Transport Berlinois pendant les 50 Jeux Olympiques 1936’, 39 pages incl. illustrations, 2 fold-out maps.

32659 1936 Berlin. General Regulations and Programme, in German, 95pp with fold-out programme at back, small 50 piece cut out of cover on front and a little spine damage, otherwise fine

416 416 Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32660 1936 Berlin. Official Daily Programmes (16) incl. opening and closing ceremony, complete, with written 350 results by Olympic visitor

32661 www 90 1936 Berlin. 3 items. Official booklet Regulations and Information for the Press; invoice of PhotoPress Committee; Illustrated cover Olympic Village to Greece cancelled by “Berlin Olympia-Pressehauptquartier, 5.8.36” 32662 www 80 1936 Berlin. Official booklet Regulations of Football. 38 pages 32663 www 70 1936 Berlin. Official booklet Regulations for Participants of the Olympic Art (exhibition) Competition. 24 pages 32664 www 40 1936 Berlin. Original Poster from 1936: Sport in Germany, Ancient Sportathlet, XIth Olympic Games/Berlin, Germany / 1st - 16th August 1936. black and dark-green. Size: 265x430mm 32665 www 60 1936 Berlin. Three illustrated booklets: OLYMPISCHE RUNDSCHAU / OLYMPIC REVIEW editor Dr.Carl Diem issued by Limpert-Verlag 1939 + IOC Bulletin 1941/ 13/32 and 1942/16/32 (trilingual: German/English/French)

32666 32667 32668

32666 1936 Berlin “J. V.” (International Association) participation badge and original ribbon, very fine and rare 4’000

32667 1936 Berlin “Dr. Diem / O. K.” badge with bar and original ribbon, some oxidisation to the bar, fine and very rare 4’000

32668 1936 Berlin “Kraftfahrstab Fahrdienst” (Motor Vehicle Service) participation badge with bar and original 3’000 ribbon, very fine and rare

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 417 417 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32669 32670 32671

32672 32673 32675 32669 1936 Berlin “J. O. K.” (I. O. C.) participation badge with original ribbons (white ribbon slightly soiled), very 3’000 fine and scarce

32670 1936 Berlin “ATTACHÉ” participation badge with original ribbons, minor oxidisation on Rings, fine and scarce 1’500

418 418 Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32671 418 1’200 1936 Berlin “Stab / Olympisches Dorf” (Staff / Olympic Village) participation badge with bar and original ribbon, very fine and rare 32672 418 1’000 1936 Berlin “N. O. K. / Chef de Mission” participation badge and original ribbons, fine and scarce 32673 418 800 1936 Berlin “RICHTER” (Judge) participation badge for Athletics, numbered 204 on reverse, with original ribbon, minor oxidisation on rings, fine

32674 32676 32674 1936 Berlin “Kunst” (Art) participation badge and ribbon, incl. paper label which was at one time fixed to 400 the reverse of the ribbon and the matching glassine packet with which it was issued, very fine and scarce

32675 418 400 1936 Berlin “PRESSE” (Press) participation badge and original ribbon, very fine 32676 1936 Berlin “Film” participation badge and original ribbon, very fine 400

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Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 419 419

32654

32655

32656 32684

32681 32686 32689

32691ex 32693

420 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32677 32678 32679 32677 1936 Berlin “Rundfunk” (Broadcasting) participation badge and original ribbon, minor soiling to ribbon, very fine 400

32678 1936 Berlin “FOTO” (Photographer) participation badge and original ribbon, very fine 400

32679 1936 Berlin “Arzt” (Doctor) badge (missing bar and ribbon) and bar with “STAB” (Staff) with grey ribbon, fine 100

32680 www 50 1936 Berlin merit medal. Silver(?) with Olympic circles, eagle, nazi-mark, 1936 in original white pocket with Olympic circles 1940 Garmisch-Parternkirchen (Cancelled) 32681 www 300 1940 St. Moritz (Cancelled). Fold-out brochure for St. Moritz with “OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES 1940 / 3rd- 11th FEBRUARY” and Olympic Rings on reverse, fine and very rare 1940 Tokyo (Cancelled)

32682 C / www 400 1940 Sapporo circular vignette with legend in English surrounding mountain and Olympic Rings, gummed, very fine and rare 32683 www 40 1940 Tokyo. Two publicity postcards, unused 1940 Helsinki (Cancelled)

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 421 421

32692ex1 32692ex2

32692ex3 32692ex4

422 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32684 F / www 100 1940 (Jan 23) Postcard with Riga “AUX JEUX / OLYMPIQUES / 1940 VIA LA / LETTONIE” slogan cancel tying stamp, German censor cachet, minor staining 32685 www 30 4 drawing postcards of Czechoslovak Olympic Committee, unused. Gymnasics (Hudec), Boxer (Hermanek), Skiing (Cardal) and Ice Hockey (Konopasek) 1940-1944 Intervening Championships 32686 420 500 1942 FIS Skiing World Championships in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, souvenir programme for the cancelled championships (which Germany withdrew from due to their soldier’s fighting in WW2), extremely rare 1944 Polish P.O.W. Camps

32687 DCE 200 1944 Woldenberg POW Olympics group of four in brown, green, dark blue and violet, very fine

32688 H 100 1944 POLISH POW CAMPS: Gross-Born series of 3 stamps used, all signed L. Schmutz, and 10c postal stationery card with three different cancels, plus Woldenburg 10c tied to piece by Olympic cancel, very fine 1948 St. Moritz 32689 F / www 200 1948 St. Moritz. Telegram envelope with three-line “Telegraph St. Moritz / 15 JAN. 1948 / V. Olympische Winterspiele” ds, very fine 32690 F 50 1948 St. Moritz pair of official covers sent to the Korean O.C. in the USA, one with legend in German other in French, one with Olympic franking tied by a special sports cds, minor creasing 32691 F / www 100 1948 St. Moritz/London. Monaco 1948 Olympics set of four composite épreuve de-luxe, very fine

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Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 423 423

32699 32702

32701 32704

32705 32706

32707 32709

424 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

1948 London THE ROBERT WILCOCK COLLECTION

32692 CC C H G F J / 422 2’000-4’000 The following description represents a lifetime of collecting this most difficult of Games which was nicknamed at the time the “Austerity Games” due to the rationing from WWII Exhibition collection neatly and knowledgeably written up on more than 120 album pages and on stockpages, showing strength in First Day Covers, cancels with some better machine, skeleton and Olympic village cancels, plus array of other postmarks including Mobile Post Offices etc., Harrison presentation packs and cards, Olympic sets in mint multiples, plus ovpts from Bahrain, Kuwait, Morocco Agencies, Muscat, Tangier, postal stationery, useful press photographs, postcards of Wembley stadium, BBC Olympic centre, plus a fine array of other items related to the Torch Relay with cards and covers, Organising Commitee stationery, also issues of other countries and a fine range of special Finish roller cancels an amazing assembly and a wonderful opportunity to acquire a valuable and rare assembly of this most difficult of Games

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 13 & 14, 2018 425 425

32708 32710

32711 32712

32713 32714

32715 32721

426 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate (€)

32693 F / 420 300 1948 (Jan 12) Card with “OLYMPIC GAMES 1948” Wembley 1d machine frank, very fine and scarce 32694 H 50 Monaco: 1948 Olympics set of 9 mnh imperf. corner marginals, very fine (Yv.€ 198) 32695 www 70 1948 London. Official Programme of the Opening Ceremony, 29th July with many autographs of Olympic participants incl. Dorethy Manley (2nd 100m women), Audrey Williamson (2nd 200m women), Bjorn Paulson (2nd high jump), etc., 32696 1948 London group of 3 items: official ticket application form, “Information Sheet containing Programme of 50 Events and prices of admission” and red, white and black luggage label with logo and inscription

32697 1948 London. Official Daily Programme of the Closing Ceremony 40

32698 1948 London. Official booklet of XIV Olympiade with information about Athletics 35

32699 424 150 1950 FIS Skiing World Championship in Aspen/Lake Placid, programme autographed on the front cover by many of both the Norwegian and the US ski teams 32700 1951 Letter from J. Sigrid Edström, President of the IOC, on his headed stationery, sent to Filipino IOC 300 member Jorge B. Vargas, talking about how he looked after the Swedish football team when they visited the Philippines, signed at foot, some faults 1952 Oslo 32701 F / www 260 1952 Oslo. Organising Committee envelope with official vignette and 1k30 franking all tied by Oslo 23.2.52 cds, sent express to the Secretary of the Organising Committee in Switzerland 32702 F / www 200 1952 Oslo/Helsinki. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) printed envelope with “SAS Skyway to the OLYMPICS OSLO- HELSINKI” STOCKHOLM Swedish advertising machine frank, with SAS Olympic advertising vignette below, minor soiling, fine 32703 F / www 200 1952 Oslo. Group of four different Oslo Olympic slogan machine cancels on commercial covers, one “Oslo / Br” on Esperanto cover, one “Oslo / Vika”, one “Oslo / Majorstua” on Radio Norway cover and one “Oslo / Solli”, two censored, fine group 32704 F / www 200 1952 Oslo. 1952 (Feb 15) Illustrated Olympic envelope with Olympic set of 3 tied by Holmenkollbakken Olympic slogan roller cancel (only in use during the Games), Olympic vignette below (not tied), very fine 32705 DFE / www 200 1952 Oslo/Helsinki. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) printed envelope front with “SAS der Luftweg zur OLYMPIADE OSLO-HELSINKI” German advertising FRANKFURT /MAIN machine frank 32706 F / www 150 1952 Oslo. 1952 (Feb 21) Envelope with Oslo / Rodeloka Olympic slogan machine cancel on 10o franking to Finland, Helsinki bs, fine 32707 F / www 150 1952 Oslo. 1951 (Oct 1) Illustrated first day cover with 15+5o Olympic stamp tied by Oslo / Gamlebyen Olympic slogan machine cancel, fine

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32708 F / www 150 1952 Oslo. 1951 (Nov 8) Envelope with 15+5o Olympic stamp tied by Oslo / Grunerlokka Olympic slogan machine cancel, fine 32709 F / www 100 1952 Oslo. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) large picture postcard with printed message advertising the Games and franked with the three Norway Olympic stamps tied by Holmenkollbakken cds, very fine, plus SAS “Skyway to the Olympics” advertising vignette 32710 F / www 100 1952 Oslo. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) “Skyway to the Olympics” printed envelope depicting an ice skater, SAS machine frank of Fornebu in Norway, fine 32711 F / www 100 1952 Oslo. 1951 (Oct 1) Postcard with 10o tied by Oslo / Sankthanshaugen Olympic slogan machine cancel, very fine 32712 F / www 100 1952 Oslo. 1951 (Nov 1) Illustrated envelope for the Olympic machine cancel with 15+5 Olympic stamp tied by Oslo / Molokka cds, very fine 32713 F / www 100 1952 Oslo. 1951 (Dec 18) Postcard with 15o tied by Oslo / Elisenberg Olympic slogan machine cancel, fine 32714 F / www 100 1952 Oslo. 1951 (Dec 13) National Assoc. Against Tuberculosis envelope with 10o tied by Oslo / Homansby Olympic slogan machine cancel, with Christmas stamp below (not tied), minor peripheral discolouration, fine 32715 F / 426 50 1952 Oslo Official Vignette in blue on cover to Sweden with Norway 30ö tied by Olympic roller canceller, fine & scarce usage of the vignette 32716 F / www 40 1952 Oslo. llustrated Organizing Committee cover with Norway Olympic stamps and Olympic long-size machine cancellation, cover with red-violet Olympiakvarter II postmark, seldom seen 32717 F / www 100 1952 Oslo. Collection of documents incl. brochures and information folders from the city, the broadcasting office, banks, etc., press photos and a German advertising vignette (11 items) 32718 1952 Oslo. Official Daily Programme Nr 11 of 24 February 30

1952 Helsinki

32719 CC F J P / 428 450 Berlin: Pre Olympic series group incl. black photographic proof imperf on official card with hs of “Bundesdrückerei Berlin”, mint nh set in blocks of four, 10 pfg in MIRROR print, 10c colour proof in BLUE (gummed + watermarked), registered cover with set in pairs and pre-Olympic cancel and 4 pfg on card with DLV pre Olympic cancel (Mi.88-90)

32720 P / 428 240 Saarland: Two ‘epreuve de luxe’ and Olympic Committee Cover Saarland with series and first day cancel Saarbrücken, 29.3.1952 (Mi.314-315)

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32721 F / 426 100 1952 Finland Commercial envelope with Helsinki 7m meter frank with advertising slogan depicting Olympic Rings and “Official Forwarder” in four languages, fine 32722 F 50 1952 Helsinki programme and tickets brochure with Finland 15+2m and 25+4m tied to front cover by first day of issue cds with cachet adjacent, fine 32723 1952 Helsinki. Official Daily Programme of the Opening Ceremony at 19.7.1952. Text in 4 languages 35

32724 1952 Helsinki. Official Programme of Football tournament 28.7. to 2.8.1952 Text in 4 languages 30

32725 1952 Helsinki. Official Daily Programme of Athletics 25.7.1952. Text in 4 languages 25

32726 1952 Germany NOC pin in original box, gilt shield-shape with Olympic Rings above German colours in 500 enamel, very fine

1956 Cortina d’Ampezzo 32727 1956 Cortina. Dailly Programme of 5 February 25

1956 Melbourne 32728 428 120 1956 Melbourne. Registered label OLYMPEX (Olympic Philatelie Exhibition) Nr 2578 on cover with Olympic set tied by RED Torch flame runner from right to the left 32729 www 100 1956 Melbourne. Registered label of Richmond Park Kiosk 1 on cover with Olympic series tied by special athletics cancel 32730 428 100 1956 Melbourne. Registered label of the Main Stadium (Press) on cover with Olympic set tied by special Olympic winners 1-2-3 cancel 32731 F / www 70 1956 Melbourne. Illustrated airmail cover of Olympic Organizing Committee, 2S Olympic stamp type by Olympic cycling tandem cancel.

32732 CC F J P / 430 220 Saarland: Two ‘epreuve de luxe’, set in sheets of 25 with full margins mnh, and R-cover with 3x sets and first day cancel of 25.7.1956 (Mi.371-372)

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32733 F / 428 100 1956 (Dec 8) Turkey Olympics FDC with 40k pair imperf. at foot and 65k vert. pair imperf. between tied by Galata cds, fine varieties on cover 32734 430 50 1956 Melbourne. Dutch participation pin, before the Dutch Team boycotted the Games because of Russia’s intervention in Hungary, 31x24mm, scarce 1960 Squaw Valley 32735 CC F 600-800 1960 Squaw Valley philately and memorabilia collection in a large box with one album of documents incl. official brochures, newsletters, letters from the US OC, results lists, etc., four albums of mostly FDCs incl. one handpainted with Mickey Mouse, special flights, slogan machine cancels, slogan meter franks, Organising Committee envelopes, album incl. various tickets & passes, pass holders, ID card, official and unofficial guides, particpant’s armband, 2 sew-on patches from Sweden, Committee business cards, etc., 2 albums of minutes & letters from the Squaw Valley Property Owners Assoc. about building the Games incl. plans, one album with better FDCs with a few signed incl. Johnny Weissmuller, a franked programme, etc., plus a printing plate and large hand-drawn essay for a FDC design, a great lot with some scarce material 32736 430 150 1960 Squaw Valley 3rd place certificate awarded to Radia Eroshina of the USSR in the Ladies 10km Cross Country, vert. crease at right, scarce 32737 F / 430 80 1959 Iran National Olympic Committee printed envelope sent from Teheran to the Swiss Sports Federation, fine

32738 1960 Squaw Valley Japanese Delegation pin badge, silver with red and white enamel, very fine 300 1960 Rome 32739 A / www 60 Morocco. Original of watercoloured drawing as proof for the 30c runner of designer Decaris, unissued design unique 1964 Tokyo 32740 1964 Tokyo. 5 different Olympic sheets issued by Tokyo Olympic Fund Raising Association 30

1968 Grenoble 32741 F / 430 100 1968 Lake Placid Candidate City group of 2 covers & a piece, one a printed envelope from the “Provisional Organizing Committee” sent to the FIS in Switzerland, one with “Whiteface-Lake Placid / Candidate / 1968 Winter Olympics” Lake Placid advertising meter frank and the piece with “Home of the Winter Olympics” Lake Placid meter frank, fine

32742 S / www 200 1968 Grenoble. Group of Olympic artist signed die proofs with four France values (missing 60+20c), plus Algeria 30c and Dahomey 45F, fine 32743 1968 Grenoble. Unused pack of 20 cigarettes with Olympic legend and Olympic rings on flag, still with shrink 30 wrap which as caused the pack to warp, most unusual

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1972 Sapporo

32744 1972 Sapporo IOC Session badge in original box, very fine & rare badge 8’000 1972 Munich

32745 A 500 1972 Munich. Germany Olympics issue group of seven photo-lithographic essays, 12x9cm, in black and white, very fine

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1980 Lake Placid 32746 CC F J / www 300-500 1980 Lake Placid collection of stamps and covers with a little paper memorabilia on 55 pages, incl. invitation folder to participate, official printed envelopes incl. organising committee, News, Medical Services, greetings cards, slogan cancellations and meter franks, FDCs, 2 tickets incl. opening ceremony, cover signed by GB skater Robin Cousins, etc., a comprehensive offering of this Games ready for display 1980 Moscow 32747 CC / www 1’200 CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (ZAIRE) : UNISSUED (due to the boycott of the Moscow Games) complete perf. set of 9 values in complete sheets of 30, MNH, rare 32748 CC / www 1’200 CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (ZAIRE) : UNISSUED (due to the boycott of the Moscow Games) values 50s (runner), 1.50K (horse riding), 10K (football) & 75K (shooting) in IMPERFORATE sheets of 30, apparently imperforate only those 4 values reached the philatelic public, MNH, rare 32749 CC / www 120 CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (ZAIRE) : UNISSUED (due to the boycott of the Moscow Games) complete perf. set of 9 values + miniature sheet 10Z basketball, MNH, scarce 32750 430 85 1980 Moscow. Participation medal, bronze. Size: 60mm 1984 Los Angeles

32751 CC 100 1984 Ethiopia Olympics UNISSUED set of 5, mint nh, scarce 1996 Atlanta 32752 www 200 1996 Atlanta. Album of memorabilia incl. opening & closing ceremony tickets, 70+ other unused tickets, 16 windscreen permits for various arenas, Torch Relay shirt number, guest and volunteer pass, Olympic Village guest day pass, media pass and staff pass, day passes, security pass, a Chinese, Polish and Polish Language Agent pin-badges, sponsor Visa cash cards, etc., nice lot 2006 Turin 32753 434 500 2006 Turin Olympic torch, minor scuffs, fine 2010 Vancouver 32754 2011 IOC Session in Durban medal with ribbon and original plastic pouch, very fine 100

Literature 32755 Group of American Olympic Committee Reports from 1928 (worn cover, signed Marcel Gleyre, US gymnastics 100-200 team), 1932, 1936 (soiled cover and torn spine), 1948, 1852 and 1956 (torn spine)

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32756 1904-52, Group of Olympic and related literature incl. 1904 Universal Exposition by the Louisiana Purchase 200-300 Co. in 1913, 1924 British Olympic Association Report, pair of unofficial reports by Wagner (one in German, one in French), 1924 Finnish “Before and In Paris 1924 Part 2”, Finnish 1925 “First Workers’ Olympiad”, 1927 “The Athletic Finn” about Paavo Nurmi, 1928 multi-lingual book about the Olympic stadium, 1932 group of Richmond News Leader newspapers with reports from the Games, 1932 Olympia paste-in card book complete, 1932 OFFICIAL REPORT, 1936 official photographic book of the Olympic Village and 1938 Norwegian book about Sonja Henie, 1952 Helsinki booklet by Abrahams, mixed condition Collections & Miscellaneous Lots 32757 F / www 100-150 1896-1960, Group of 33 covers incl. two postcards with 1896 frankings, 3 pcs with messages from the US Olympic Committe, 5 Swiss Jubilee/St. Moritz covers, 2 with 1920 ovpt frankings and ten cards with Olympic slogan cancels (one sent on the opening day), 1924 South African Olympic Games Assoc. env., US 1952 SAS slogan meter mark, eight 1960 Rome Organising Committee envelope, etc., interesting mix

32758 CC C / www 1’000-1’500 1894-2010, VIGNETTES collection in an album and loose, incl. 1894 IOC, 1914 Alexandria, 1912 set of 16 languages plus imperf. in German, 1914 Riga, 1916 Berlin (14), 1924 Paris incl. luggage label and British Swimmers Fund booklet (pages stuck together), strong 1932 (100s), 1940 Finland (10), 1940 Tokyo (6), 1956 complete sheet, etc., later incl. bid cities, a great lot 32759 F DFE / www 400-600 1900-2004, VIGNETTES ON COVER collection in an album from host and candidate cities, incl. 1906 official vignette in blue tied to reverse, 1928 official vignettes (6) tied to reverse, strong range of 1932, 1936 Berlin “Bell” printed on commercial cover from Salvador, 1940 Finland Eng & Fr language on one cover, 1948 Iceland fund raising, etc. (90+)

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32760 CC C H F 300-500 1900-2012, Thousands of stamps, covers and postcards in three large boxes, noted an album with complete sheets of 1932 LA 2c & 5c and Lake Placid 3c, some 1936 incl. Olympic Zeppelin, the bulk is mostly modern, mint stamps in sheets, glassines, FDCs, modern Organising Committee envelopes, etc., small group of better stamps placed in a folder incl. San Marino pencil sketch on tracing paper for issued design, two France Coubertin imperf. trials, a great lot for the thematic dealer to sort and break down 32761 F / www 900-1’000 1914-18, SKIING thematic collection of WWI skiing troops/company field post, 33 covers/postcards from field post offices in Austria, Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy, plus 14 vignettes, great lot for the specialist 32762 F / www 200-300 1920-92, AUTOGRAPHS: Album of 72 signed covers, noted names incl. Sonja Henie and Nancy Kerigan, many gold medallists such as Ugo Frigerio (1920 & 1924 gold medals in walking), Raymond Bass (1932 rope climbing gold), Francis Johnson (1936 basketball gold), etc., mostly American, scarce lot 32763 CC C 200-300 1920-1960, Mint Olympics collection in a printed album incl. 1924 Lebanon & Syria ovpts (both), 1948 Korea set of 2, virtually complete (perf. and imperf.) from 1940, fine and clean collection 32764 C F DCE 300-400 1938-42 SKIING thematic collection incl. Switzerland WWII Skiing Field Post vignettes on 11 covers and more than 30 loose stamps, plus “Ski Offizier” cachet on Swiss postcard and Germany 1938 Ski Championships franked postcard, attractive lot (Est. € 300/400) 32765 1980s-2000s, Miscellaneous accumulation incl. ca.400 PINS with Olympics incl. candidate City pins, NOC 300 pins, some in presentation cases/frames, as well other Athletics incl. Asian Games, football incl. FIFA 1988 Congress medal, also Egyptian athletics presentation medal in case, Vancouver 2010 enamel pot, Japanese Olympic Committee silver plaque (for Nagano perhaps), 1998 Nike Master Games gold, silver and bronze medals in presentation frame, Beijing 2008 scroll in wooden box, a few athletics themed pictures incl. 1877 London Illustrated News front page depicting the University Boat Race

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THE HEATH PROOF OF THE FINISHED HEAD AND BACKGROUND

1840 (Feb) 1d Black die proof of the head and engine turned background on India paper affixed to sunken card with manuscript “Engraved Proof by Fred Heath / after drawing by Henry Carbould / F.s.a.” (SG Spec DP13).

Unique exhibition item in the development of the Penny Black.

Price on request Great Britain Private Treaty Paper Experiment with Trial Cancellation

1840 1d Black pl.7 left marginal irregular block of 8 from the paper experiments with manuscript “28lb” endorsement in the margin, all cancelled by the trial target cancellation (SG Spec DP20G).

An exhibition showpiece from the development of the Penny Black.

Price on request Great Britain Rowland Hill Cancellation Experiment “VR” Official Strip of Three

1840 1d Black VR Official LA-LC left marginal inscriptional strip of three from the cancellation removal experiments with faint traces of a red cancel, close to good margins, reverse with manuscript “2 Have been once cleaned” endorsement, very rare positional multiple of this unissued official issue.

Provenance: “Tes” (Oct 1995)

Shortly after the supply of these stamps was delivered, the scheme to have special stamps for government offices was abandoned and all but 21 sheets were destroyed. Of these surviving sheets, 13 were employed on Postmasters’ Notices and one sheet was sent to Rowland Hill in April 1840 which he used for his cancellation experiments.

Price on request Great Britain Private Treaty A Remarkable Horizontal Mint Strip of Three

1840 1d Black pl.1b LJ-LL mint full original gum strip of three, good to very good margins, an extremely fresh and fine appearance for this stunning and very rare multiple at exhibition quality.

Expertise: Cert. RPS (1985).

Price on request General Index Spring Auction Series June 12-15, 2018

Country or Subject Lot No.(s) Country or Subject Lot No.(s)

Aden 20150 Egypt 32053-32260, All World Collections 31231-31345 40009-40011 Antigua & Barbuda 20158 Ethiopia 32261 Argentina 32000, 40000 Falkland Islands 20429-20477 Ascension 20159 Fiji 20478-20480 Australia 20160-20171 Finland 30207-30212 Austria 30000-30130 France 30213-30469, Bahamas 20176-20182 40012-40017 Bangladesh 32001 French Colonies 30470-30668 Barbados 20183-20191 40018-40024 Basutoland 20192-20194 Gambia 20481-20489 Batum 20195-20196 German Colonies 30685-30687, Bechuanaland 20197-20212 40026 Belgian Congo 30154-30167 German States 30669-30671 Belgium 30131-30153 Germany 30672-30709, Bermuda 20213-20215 40025 Bolivia 32002 Gibraltar 20490-20604 Bosnia and Herzegovina 30169-30174 Gold Coast 20605-20608 Brazil 32003-32009, Great Britain 20000-20131, 40001-40003 40027-40029 British Empire Collections 20132-20149 Greece 30710-30718, British Guiana 20216-20217, 40030-40042 British Guiana 40004-40005 Greenland 30206 British P.O. in Siam 20218-20227 Guatemala 32262-32266 British Solomon Islands 20228 Haiti 32267 Brunei 20229-20230 Hong Kong 20609-20620 Bulgaria 30175-30182 Hungary 30719-30860 Burma 20231-20240 Iceland 30861-30873 Canada 20241-20266 India 20628-20654 Ceylon 20267-20270 Indian States 10000 10287, Chile 40006 20655-20656 China 32010-32037, Ionian Islands 20657-20657 40007 Iraq 32268-32271 Colombia 32038-32050 Ireland 20658 Cook Islands 20271-20272 Israel 32272-32276 Costa Rica 32051 Italian Colonies 31014-31024, Croatia 30183-30187 40051-40052 Cuba 40008 Italian States 30874 30931, Cyprus 20273-20427 40043-40048, Czechoslovakia 30188-30201 Italy 30932 31013 Danish West Indies 30205 40049-40050 Denmark 30202-30204 Jamaica 20659 Dominica 20428 Japan 32277-32279 Ecuador 32052 Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika 20660-20665

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Kuwait 20666, 40053 40065-40069 Laos 40054 Russia 31130-31170, Lebanon 32280-32281 40070-40072 Leeward Islands 20667-20669 Salvador 32307 Liberia 32282-32290 Sarawak 21048 Libya 32291-32292 Saudi Arabia 32308-32315 Lichtenstein 31025-31026, Serbia 31171-31179 40055 Seychelles 21049-21052 Lithuania 31027 31034 Sierra Leone 21053-21064 Luxembourg 31035, Singapore 21065 40057-40059 Slovenia 31180 Lybia 40056 Somaliland Protectorate 21066-21068 Madagascar 20670-20672 South Africa 21069-21198 Malaysia 20673-20754 South West Africa 21199-21223 Maldive Islands 20755-20756 Southern Rhodesia 21224 Mauritius 20757-20961 Spain 31181-31196 40060-40061 St. Helena 21030-21033 Mexico 32293-32295 St. Kitts-Nevis 21034-21043 Mongolia 32296-32297 St. Lucia 21044 Montenegro 31036-31038 St. Vincent 21045-21047 Montserrat 20962-20963 Swaziland 21225-21227 Morocco 20964-20966 Sweden 31197-31202 Nepal 32298 Switzerland 40073-40077 Netherlands 31039-31047 Syria 32316-32318 New Guinea 20172-20174 Tanganyika 21228-21230 New Zealand 20967-20970 Thailand 32319-32325, Nigeria 20971-20989 40078 North Borneo 20990-20994 Tibet 32326-32335 Northern Rhodesia 20995 Togo 21231-21234 Norway 31048-31052 Trinidad and Tobago 21235-21237 Nyasaland 20996-21004 Tristan da Cunha 21238 Olympics 32359-32765 Turkey 31203-31217 Oman 32299, 40062 Turks and Caicos Islands 21239-21241 Palestine 32300, 40063 Uganda 21242 Panama 32301-32302 Ukraine 31218-31219 Papua New Guinea 20175 United States 32336-32351 Persia 32303-32305 Uruguay 32352-32353 Peru 32306, 40064 Vatican City 40079 Poland 31053-31103 Venezuela 32354-32355 Portugal 31104-31110 Vietnam 32356-32357 Portuguese Colonies 31111-31117 Yemen 32358 Rhodesia 21005-21028 Yugoslavia 31220-31230 Rhodesia and Nyasaland 21029 Zanzibar 21243-21254 Romania 31118-31129,

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In the case of delayed debited to the buyer's account at the end of each month from the auc- payment due to expertise agreed by David Feldman S.A., interest is tion date. When the special extended payment facility has been granted, charged at 50% of the standard rate for all cleared lots. If David Feldman the buyer understands that any claims regarding his purchases must be S.A. has not agreed, then full interest is due. made within 30 days of the auction sale date, even though the lots may 4.3 Exclusions: lots described as collections, accumulations, selec- be held by DAVID FELDMAN S.A. awaiting full settlement of the account. tions, groups and those containing duplicates cannot be the subject of Until delivery, all lots may be examined by their respective buyers at the any claim. Claims concerning lots described as a set or groups of sets offices of DAVID FELDMAN S.A. containing more than one stamp, can only be considered under the 3.7 Pledge: until full settlement of the account, the buyer grants to DAVID terms of paragraph 4.1 above if they relate to more than one third of the FELDMAN S.A. a pledge on any and all properties held by DAVID FELD- total value of the lot. Lots which have been examined by the buyer or his agent, lots described as having defects or faults cannot be subjected to MAN S.A., acquired prior to, during and/or after any auction. This pledge a claim regarding defects or faults. lllustrated lots cannot be subjected secures the repayment of any amount due in principals, interests, com- to a claim because of perforations, centering, margins or other factors missions, costs and other possible fees. DAVID FELDMAN S.A. is enti- shown in the illustrations. tled, but not obliged, to realise freely the pledge assets without further formalities and without previous notice if the buyer is in default with the 4.4 Late Payment: if payment of the knock-down price plus commis- ­payment of his debts or with the fulfilment of any other obligation hereun- sion due by the buyer is not made within 30 days of the date of the der. For this purpose, DAVID FELDMAN S.A. is not bound to comply with auction, DAVID FELDMAN S.A. reserves the right to cancel the sale the formalities of the Federal Law dealing with actions for debt and bank- and dispose of the lot(s) elsewhere and/or to make a recourse to any ruptcy proceedings; in addition, DAVID FELDMAN S.A. may choose to legal proceedings in order to obtain payment of the amounts due as institute or go on with the usual proceedings without having beforehand well as for any incurred damages and losses and any legal expenses. sold the pledged goods and without having moreover given them up. A charge on overdue payment of at least 5% for the first month and 2% per month afterwards­ plus expenses incurred is chargeable on any 4. Guarantee outstanding amount after 30 days of the date of the auction. The buyer 4.1 Extent of the guarantee: subject to paragraph 4.3 below, the authen- who is in default in any way whatsoever has no right of claim under any ticity of all philatelic items sold in the auction is guaranteed for a period circumstances. of 30 days from the auction date, with the express exclusion of any other 4.5 Exceptionally, the knock-down price will be reduced to the lowest fault(s). Any reclamation regarding authenticity must come to the notice winning bid where it is shown that the exact same buyer has inadvert- of DAVID FELDMAN S.A. on the delivery of the lots but at the latest within ently increased the price by using more than one medium of bidding on 30 days from that date. Before delivery, which may take place after the the same lot. 30 days period, the lots purchased may be ­examined at the Geneva offices of DAVID FELDMAN S.A. The buyer whose reclamation is made 5. Applicable law and jurisdiction after 30 days from the auction date loses all rights to the guarantee. Unless otherwise stated, all auctions as well as any rights and obliga- Such reclamation will not be valid by DAVID FELDMAN S.A.. If an exten- tions arising from them shall be governed exclusively by Swiss law. sion of the ­period is required in order to substantiate the claim with an Any legal action or proceeding with respect to the auctions shall be expertise, a request for such extension must be made to DAVID FELD- submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Geneva, subject MAN S.A. within 30 days of the auction date. No request for extension to appeal to the Swiss Federal Court in Lausanne. In every case, DAVID will be considered beyond this 30 days period. An extention will expire FELDMAN S.A. shall also be entitled, at its discretion, to sue any buyer 3 months after the date of the auction; the results of the expertise for in default at his place of residence; in such case, Swiss law shall remain which an extension was agreed must come to the notice of DAVID FELD- applicable and in the case of issues regarding price value, the Euro is MAN S.A. within that period. No further extension of the period will be converted at its Swiss franc value at the time of the auction. considered without the express written agreement of DAVID FELDMAN 6. All Transactions: S.A. Only claims, ­expertise results or other details which are made within the agreed periods will be valid. These Conditions of Sale apply to all transactions of every kind including those outside the auctions, with David Feldman SA. 4.2 Expertise and counter-expertise: should the authenticity of a lot be questioned, the buyer is obliged to provide an expertise or counter- Note: If these Conditions of sale are translated into one or more other expertise from a prominent expert in the field, justifying the claim. If a languages, the English translation shall be the official version and shall stamp is found by a ­recognised expert, ­taking financial responsibility for prevail over all other translations. errors, to have been forged, he may mark it accordingly. Consequently, (Private Auction-EN-EUR, rev.-Dan-12/2017)

445 Conditions de Vente La monnaie utilisée pour cette vente est l’Euro (€)

La participation dans l’une des ventes aux enchères de David 3.3 Représentants et Agents de Vente aux Enchères: mais au plus tard dans les 30 jours à compter de la date de Feldman SA implique une adhésion totale aux conditions L’enchèrisseur qui agit pour le compte d’un tiers engage la vente aux enchères. Avant la livraison, qui peut intervenir décrites ci-dessous ainsi qu’aux droits et obligations qui en son entière responsabilité personelle en particulier en ce qui après ce délai de 30 jours, les pièces philatéliques acquises découlent. Ces mêmes conditions sont applicables à toute concerne toutes les obligations contractées dans le cadre de peuvent être examinées auprès de DAVID FELDMAN S.A. transaction en relation à des pièces ou des lots faisant partie la présente vente. Cette responsabilité s’étend notamment à la L’acheteur dont la réclamation parvient à DAVID FELDMAN de la vente aux enchères et conclue en dehors de celle-ci. La verification de la qualité des lots achetés ainsi qu’au règlement S.A. après ce délai de 30 jours à compter de la date de la vente Maison DAVID FELDMAN S.A., organisatrice de la présente ultérieur de la facture des lots acquis. aux enchères perd tout droit à la garantie. Sa réclamation ne vente aux enchères, agit exclusivement comme mandataire et 3.4 Enchères gagnantes : Chaque lot est adjugé au plus sera pas prise en considération par DAVID FELDMAN S.A. Si n’assume donc aucune responsabilité quelconque en cas de offrant pour le compte de son vendeur respectif. Des frais de un délai supplémentaire pour formuler une réclamation liée manquement(s) des acheteurs et/ou vendeurs. 20% sont facturés en sus de l’enchère la plus haute par David à l’authenticité d’une pièce philatélique s’avère nécessaire, 1. Les lots sont mis en vente Feldman SA couvrant la commission, frais par lot, emballage, la demande doit en être faite à DAVID FELDMAN S.A. dans 1.1 Sur la base de leur présentation dans le catalogue et/ou frais d’exportation, etc. et ceci dans tous les cas, tous frais le délai de 30 jours à compter de la date de la vente aux sur le site internet: Les lots sont décrits avec le plus grand soin ­encourus ou pas. Les frais de port et assurance sont facturés enchères. Aucune demande parvenue après ce délai de 30 sans toutefois engager la responsabilité de la Maison DAVID en sus et seront facturés séparémment. A la tombée du jours à DAVID FELDMAN S.A. ne sera prise en considération. FELDMAN S.A. Les ­photographies font partie intégrante des marteau, les profits et risques des lots ainsi adjugés passent Le délai d’extension expirera 3 mois après la date de la vente descriptions pour ce qui est des marges, de la dentelure, du à l’enchérisseur dont l’offre à été acceptée. La marchandise aux enchères. Les résultats de l’expertise pour laquelle un centrage, des oblitérations et de toute autre qualité apparente. ne sera cependant­ remise à l’acquéreur qu’au moment du délai a été accepté doivent parvenir à DAVID FELDMAN S.A La description des lots mentionne si les pièces sont signées règlement intégral du prix d’achat (prix marteau plus les frais). dans ce délai. Un délai supplémentaire ne peut être accordé par des experts et/ou sont accompagnées de certificats TVA (Taxe à la vente) - Note indicative concernant les qu’avec l’accord écrit de DAVID FELDMAN S.A. Seules les d’expertise. ventes aux enchères dont les lots se trouvent en Suisse: réclamations, résultats d’expertise ou autres notifications parvenus dans les délais seront pris en considération par 1.2 Sur la base de leur examen: avant et pendant la vente, les Les acheteurs domiciliés à l’étranger ne sont pas soumis DAVID FELDMAN S.A. acheteurs ou agents peuvent examinés tous les lots dans nos à cette taxe, à condition que les marchandises soient bureaux ou à l’endroit de la vente, aux horaires indiqués dans exportées hors de Suisse. DAVID FELDMAN S.A. se fera un 4.2 Expertise ou contre-expertise: Lorsque l’authenticité le catalogue de vente ou sur notre site Internet, doit confirmé plaisir de s’occuper de l’exportation de ces marchandises. d’un lot est contestée l’acheteur est tenu de produire un leur invitation. Les acheteurs ayant examiné­ les lots avant Les clients peuvent aussi faire cette exportation par leurs certificat d’expertise ou de contre-expertise émanant d’un la vente et/ou y participant personnellement et/ou y étant propres moyens; dans ce cas, ils doivent fournir à DAVID expert qualifié justifiant sa réclamation. Si l’expert reconnu, représentés, sont censés avoir examiné tous les lots achetés et FELDMAN S.A. une attestation dûment signée et timbrée assumant toute responsabilité en cas d’erreur, juge que les accepter dans l’état où ils se trouvent lors de l’adjudication, par les douanes suisses. Toute acquisition par des acheteurs le timbre a été falsifié, il peut le marquer en conséquence; indépendamment de la description figurant dans le catalogue. désirant garder la marchandise en Suisse est soumise à la les signes «FAUX» ou «FALSIFIE» ne constituent pas alors une altération du lot. En présence d’une telle réclamation 2. Les offres d’enchères taxe TVA de 7.7% sur le prix d’achat en francs suisses. DAVID FELDMAN S.A. se réserve le droit de demander 2.1 Chaque offre d’enchère doit être supérieure à celle 3.5 Paiement: Les adjudicataires présents sont tenus de selon la libre appréciation une ou plusieurs expertises formulée précédemment selon l’échelle suivante: (la monnaie payer comptant en Euros le prix d’achat et la commission subséquentes dont les frais seront mis à charge du vendeur peut changer selon la vente aux enchères) contre remise de la marchandise acquise. Le paiement en d’autres monnaies est accepté au cours du jour tel qu’établi dans l’hypothèse où la réclamation de l’acheteur est fondée. 50 - 100 5 2000 - 5000 200 € € € € par une des grandes banques suisses. Les enchérisseurs Dans le cas contraire l’acheteur supportera tous les frais € 100 - 200 € 10 € 5000 - 10000 € 500 par correspondance auxquels un lot est adjugé ainsi que les d’expertise encourus. Lorsque la réclamation est fondée, le € 200 - 500 € 20 € 10000 - 20000 € 1000 adjudicataires présents auxquels la Maison DAVID FELDMAN lot est repris et le prix d’adjudication ainsi que la commission sont intégralement remboursés à l’acheteur. Dans le cas € 500 - 1000 € 50 € 20000 - 50000 € 2000 S.A. accorde l’autorisation expresse d’acquitter les montants d’un paiement retardé dû à une ­expertise agréée par David 1000 - 2000 100 50000 - 100000 5000 dus après la vente, sont tenus de payer le prix d’achat et la € € € € Feldman S.A., des intérêts sont payables à 50% du taux Les offres se situant entre ces montants seront arrondies à la commission due à réception de la facture de la vente aux enchères. Dans ce cas, la Maison DAVID FELDMAN S.A. habituel pour tout lot dont l’authenticité est confirmée. Si David surenchère supérieure. L’enchérisseur est lié par son offre tant Feldman S.A. n’est pas d’accord tous les intérêts seront dus. qu’une nouvelle surenchère n’a pas été valablement formulée conserve les lots gagnés qui ne seront remis à leurs acheteurs 4.3 Limites de la garantie: Les lots décrits comme collections, par un autre enchérisseur. qu’à réception par DAVID FELDMAN S.A. du paiement intégral des montants dus. Sauf instructions spéciales de sélections ou groupes, ceux formés de doubles et 2.2 DAVID FELDMAN S.A. a le droit de refuser des enchères, l’acheteur, l’envoi des lots s’effectue par la poste ou autre d’accumulations, ne peuvent faire l’objet d’une réclamation de séparer, joindre ou retirer n’importe quel lot, cela à société d’expédition, la Maison DAVID FELDMAN S.A. assure, quelconque. Les réclamations concernant les lots décrits son entière discrétion. La vente a lieu en français mais les de manière usuelle, la ­marchandise pour le transit. Les lots, comme série ou groupes de séries contenant plus d’un timbre, enchères pourront être répétées en anglais. La Maison DAVID délivrés ou non, conservent titre de propriété de la Maison ne sont prises en considération dans les limites de l’article 4.1 FELDMAN S.A. est également autorisée à enchérir pour le DAVID FELDMAN S.A. pour le compte du vendeur jusqu’au ci-dessus que si elles portent sur plus d’un tiers de la valeur compte de vendeurs lorsque des prix de réserve ont été fixés. paiement intégral de la facture. totale d’acquisition du lot. Les lots qui ont été examinés par Si le vendeur fixe des prix de réserve pour certains de ses lots, 3.6 Facilités de paiement: La Maison DAVID FELDMAN S.A. l’acheteur ou son agent, ainsi que les lots qui sont décrits il sera alors considéré comme acheteur et la Maison DAVID accorde, selon sa libre appréciation, des facilités de paiement comme ayant des défauts ne peuvent faire l’objet d’aucune FELDMAN S.A. enchérira pour le compte de celui-ci jusqu’à aux acheteurs. L’acheteur au bénéfice de telles facilités paie réclamation par rapport à ceux ci. Tout lot illustré ne peut concurrence des prix de réserve fixés. Lorsque le prix fixé un montant minimum de 25% du montant total de la facture faire l’objet d’aucune réclamation au sujet de la perforation, par le vendeur n’est pas atteint, il sera passé à la criée du lot dès réception de celle-ci puis acquitte le solde encore dû du centrage, des marges ou tout autre élément visible dans suivant par un simple coup de marteau. en mensualités égales sur une période de 6 mois maximum. l’illustration. 2.3 Seuls les clients enregistrés auprés de DAVID FELDMAN Un intérêt mensuel plus les frais encourus au taux de 1% 4.4 Paiement tardif: Si le paiement du prix marteau et de la S.A. ou/et des sociétés affiliées pourront enregistrer des sont perçus, à partir de la date de la vente, par la Maison commission due par l’acheteur n’intervient pas dans les 30 enchères. Les clients en salle doivent confirmer leur invitation DAVID FELDMAN S.A. L’intérêt est débité jours à compter de la date de la vente aux enchères, DAVID pour obtenir leur numéro d’enchérisseur. chaque mois au compte du client. En cas d’oc- FELDMAN S.A. se réserve le droit d’annuler la vente et de 2.4 Les offres d’enchères écrites reçues par David Feldman troi de facilités de paiement, la Maison DAVID FELDMAN disposer du(des) lot(s) concerné(s) et/ou d'agir par toute voie SA ou sur le site Internet avant la vente, sont dans tous les S.A. garde les lots adjugés jusqu’au paiement intégral de droit utile contre l'acquéreur afin d'obtenir les paiements cas prioritaires sur les offres d’enchères faites dans la salle de des montants dus par l’acheteur, étant précisé que en souffrance plus un intérêt d’au moins 5% dès le premier vente. L’enchérisseur donnant un ordre d’enchères écrit peut l’acheteur peut, en tout temps avant livraison, examiner la mois et 2% par mois supplémentaire. De plus, les dépenses faire des offres alternatives et/ou limiter le montant global de marchandise acquise auprès de la Maison DAVID FELDMAN encourues seront perçues sur toutes les sommes dues par ses offres. Les offres d’enchères données «à acheter» sont S.A. Par ailleurs, l’acheteur perd tout droit de réclamation tel l’acheteur 30 jours après la date de la vente aux enchères. considérées comme pouvant atteindre jusqu’à 10 fois la valeur que prévu sous chiffre 4 ci-dessous, 30 jours après la date de Le débiteur défaillant­ perd en outre tout droit de réclamation. de l’estimation imprimée dans le catalogue. Les enchères la vente aux enchères. 4.5 Le prix marteau pourra, exceptionellement, être ramené doivent être faites en Euros. Les offres d’enchères libellées en 3.7 Droit de gage: Jusqu’au paiement intégral du montant dû, à la mise gagnante la plus basse s’il est établi que le même d’autres monnaies seront converties en Euros au cours du jour l’acheteur confère à DAVID FELDMAN S.A. un droit de gage enchérisseur a augmenté le prix par inadvertance en utilisant de leur réception par la Maison DAVID FELDMAN S.A. Toute sur la totalité des lots gardés par DAVID FELDMAN S.A., acquis plus d’un moyen de miser. offre écrite d’enchères est considérée comme liant son auteur avant, pendant et/ou après la présente vente aux enchères. Ce 5. Droit applicable et juridiction pendant 60 jours après la date de la vente aux enchères. La gage garantit le remboursement de tout montant dû en capital, La présente vente aux enchères ainsi que tous les rapports Maison DAVID FELDMAN S.A. est donc en droit de facturer la intérêts, commissions et frais éventuels. DAVID FELDMAN juridiques qui en découlent seront soumis au Droit marchandise à l’enchérisseur jusqu’à l’expiration de ce délai. S.A. est autorisée, mais non obligée, à réaliser les gages sans suisse exclusivement. Toute action légale ou procédure Toute facture reçue par celui-ci est de ce fait valable et doit être autres formalités et sans préavis si l’acquéreur est en demeure concernant la vente aux enchères ainsi que les rapports payée ­immédiatement. pour le paiement de sa dette ou l’exécution d’une obligation juridiques qui en découlent seront soumis à la juridiction 3. La vente aux enchères quelconque. DAVID FELDMAN S.A. pourra dans tous les cas exclusive des tribunaux de Genève, sous réserve d’appel au 3.1 A moins que ce ne soit explicitement indiqué, la monnaie réaliser les gages de gré à gré. A cet effet, elle n’est pas tenue Tribunal fédéral suisse à Lausanne. Dans tous les cas, DAVID de la vente aux enchères est franc suisse. L’accès à la salle d’observer les formalités prévues par la Loi fédérale sur la FELDMAN S.A. se réserve le droit de poursuivre tout acheteur des ventes est exclusivement réservé aux clients invités et/ poursuite pour dette et faillite; DAVID FELDMAN S.A. est libre défaillant à son lieu de résidence, auquel cas le Droit Suisse ou leurs agents. en outre d’introduire ou de continuer une poursuite ordinaire, reste applicable. sans avoir préalablement réalisé les gages et sans renoncer 3.2 Prérogatives de David Feldman S.A.: La Maison DAVID 6. Toute transaction: pour autant à ceux-ci. FELDMAN S.A. est en droit selon sa libre appréciation de Ces conditions sont applicables à toute transaction même retirer, de diviser ou de grouper les lots faisant partie de la 4. Garantie en dehors des ventes aux enchères, avec David Feldman SA. présente vente ainsi que de refuser l’adjudication de ­n’importe 4.1 Etendue de la garantie: Sous réserve de l’article 4.3 ci- Note: Les présentes Conditions de vente ont été rédigées en lequel desdits lots. La Maison DAVID FELDMAN S.A. se après, l’authenticité de toutes les pièces philatéliques vendues anglais et sont accompagnées d’une traduction française. réserve le droit de refuser selon sa libre appréciation toute offre aux enchères est garantie pendant 30 jours à compter de la En cas de divergence entre la version anglaise et la version d’enchères et/ou l’entrée de la salle de vente à n’importe quelle date de la vente aux enchères. Toute garantie de défaut ou française, le texte anglais prévaudra. personne quelle qu’elle soit. La Maison DAVID FELDMAN autre garantie de quelque nature qu’elle soit est expressément S.A. n’assume aucune responsabilité quelconque en cas de exclue. Toute réclamation concernant l’authenticité doit être dommage corporel survenu sur les lieux de la vente. transmise à DAVID FELDMAN S.A. dès réception des lots, (Private Auction-FR-EUR Rev.-Dan/12.2017) Versteigerungsbedingungen Die Währung für diese Versteigerung ist EUR (€)

Die Versteigerung erfolgt privatrechtlich. Beteiligung setzt ein Aufgeld von 20% Kommission und Verpackung aber Wird im Falle einer Reklamation bezüglich der Echtheit eines die vollständige Annahme nachstehender Bedingungen ohne Versand und Versicherung. Beim Zuschlag geht das philatelistischen Artikels eine Fristverlängerung benötigt, sowie der sich daraus ergebenen Rechte und Pflichten Risiko der ersteigerten Lose auf den Bieter über, dessen muss diese innerhalb 30 Tagen nach Versteigerungsdatum voraus. Diese Bedingungen gelten auch bei Geschäften, Gebote angenommen wurden. Die Lose werden ihm bei DAVID FELDMAN S.A. beantragt werden. Kein solcher die ausserhalb der Versteigerung mit Auktionslosen jedoch erst bei voller Begleichung des Kaufpreises­ und Antrag, welcher nach dieser 30-Tage-Frist bei DAVID abgeschlossen werden. Der Versteigerer, DAVID FELDMAN Aufgelds ausgehändigt. FELDMAN S.A. eintrifft, wird in Betracht gezogen. Die S.A., handelt nur als Beauftragter und haftet für keinerlei MWST (Mehrwertsteuer) - Anmerkung zur Orientierung Prüfresultate, für deren Einholung eine Fristverlängerung Verzug seitens der Käufer und/oder Einlieferer. betreffend Versteigerungen, deren Lose sich in der gewährt wurde, müssen bei DAVID FELDMAN S.A. 1. Angebot der lose Schweiz befinden: innerhalb von 3 Monaten nach dem Versteigerungsdatum 1.1 Wie im Katalog und/oder im Internet dargestellt: Käufer, mit Wohnsitz im Ausland sind nicht steuerpflichtig, vorliegen. Eine weitere Fristverlängerung kann nur Losbeschreibungen werden mit grösster Sorgfalt und nach wenn die Ware ins Ausland exportiert wird. mit schriftlicher Einwilligung von DAVID FELDMAN S.A. gewährt werden. Nur diejenigen Reklamationen, bestem Wissen und Gewissen vorgenommen, jedoch Selbstverständlich ist DAVID FELDMAN S.A. immer bereit Prüfresultate sowie andere Mitteilungen, die innerhalb der ohne Verbindlichkeit. Fotographien sind Bestandteil der Ihnen mit den Zollformalitäten zu helfen. Sollten unsere vorgeschriebenen Fristen eintreffen, werden von DAVID Beschreibungen, wobei die Abbildungen für Rand, Zähnung, Kunden diese Formalitäten selbst erledigen, werden wir vom Zentrierung, Stempel und anderer sichtbarer Eigenschaften Schweizer Zoll eine Kopie Ihrer Ausfuhrpapiere erhalten. FELDMAN S.A. in Betracht gezogen. massgebend sind. Prüfzeichen und/oder Atteste anerkannter Falls unsere Kunden wünschen ihre Käufe in der 4.2 Atteste und Gegenatteste: Bei Echtheitszweifeln obliegt Prüfer sind in der Losbeschreibung erwähnt. Schweiz zu behalten, wird ihnen MWST von 7.7% auf es dem Käufer, als Rechtfertigung seiner Reklamation ein 1.2 Wie besichtigt: Alle im Katalog erwähnten Lose können den Kaufpreis aufgeschlagen. Attest oder Gegenattest von einem für das betreffende vor und während der Versteigerung sowie auf dem Internet Sammelgebiet anerkannten Prüfer beizulegen. Wird eine 3.5 Zahlung: Kaufpreis, Aufgeld und eventuell anfallende besichtigt werden. Bei Auktionsteilnehmern und/oder Marke von einem anerkannten und für Irrtümer haftenden Zusatzkosten sind in bei Versteigerungsteilnehmern Personen, die Lose vor der Versteigerung besichtigten, Prüfer als falsch erkannt, kann er sie entsprechend sofort am Kauftag gegen Aushändigung der und/oder vom Bieter bevollmächtigte Personen und kennzeichnen. Das Zeichen FALSCH gilt dabei nicht als Lose fällig. Zahlungen in anderen Währungen Agenten, wird die Besichtigung aller gekauften Lose Veränderung. Bei derartigen Reklamationen behält DAVID werden zum Tageskurs gemäss Abrechnung einer vorausgesetzt; die Lose werden in dem Zustand, in dem FELDMAN S.A. es sich vor, nach eigenem Ermessen ein Schweizer Grossbank angenommen. Erfolgreiche sie sich beim Zuschlag befinden, angenommen und nicht oder mehrere Atteste anzufordern. Alle Prüfkosten und schriftliche Bieter und Versteigerungsteilnehmer, unbedingt wie beschrieben. diesbezügliche Ausgaben fallen bei gerechtfertigter deren Zahlung nach dem Verkauf ausdrücklich Beanstandung zu Lasten des Einlieferers, anderenfalls 2. Kaufgebote zugestanden wurde, haben Kaufpreis und Aufgeld jedoch zu Lasten des Käufers. Bei gerechtfertigter 2.1 Folgende Steigerungsstufen haben Gültigkeit (einige unverzüglich bei Erhalt der Auktionsrechnung zu zahlen. Versteigerungen können in Fremdwährungen abgehalten werden): DAVID FELDMAN S.A. hält die ersteigerten Lose bis Beanstandung wird das Los zurückgenommen und e 50 - 100 e 5 e 2’000 - 5’000 e 200 zur vollständigen Bezahlung des Rechnungsbetrages die Zuschlagsumme sowie Aufgeld an den Käufer e 100 - 200 e 10 e 5’000 - 10’000 e 500 zurück. Zustellung der Lose durch die Post oder auf zurückerstattet. Falls infolge einer Expertise, mit e 200 - 500 e 20 e 10’000 - 20’000 e 1’000 einem anderen Weg, sofern vom Käufer gewünscht, sowie Uebereinstimmung der DAVID FELDMAN S.A. e 500 - 1’000 e 50 e 20’000 - 50’000 e 2’000 Transportversicherungskosten, gehen auf Rechnung des Zahlungsverzögerungen entstehen, werden 50% der e 1’000 - 2’000 e 100 e 50’000 - 100’000 e 5’000 Käufers.Die Lose ob ausgeliefert oder nicht, bleiben bis zur üblicherweise belasteten Zinsen auf jedes Los, dessen Echtheit einwandfrei bewiesen ist erhoben. Ansonsten Gebote, die zwischen diesen Stufen liegen, werden der vollständigen Bezahlung Eigentum der DAVID FELDMAN werden die Standartzinsen berechnet. nächst höheren Steigerungsstufe zugeordnet. Bieter sind bis S.A., stellvertredend für den Einlieferer. zur Annahme eines höheren Gebotes an ihr Gebot gebunden. 3.6 Erweiterte Zahlungsmöglichkeiten: DAVID FELDMAN 4.3 Begrenzung: Lose, die als Sammlungen, Sammellose, Dublettenposten oder Anhäufungen beschrieben sind, 2.2 DAVID FELDMAN S.A. ist ermächtigt, gemäss S.A. ist gegebenenfalls bereit, Käufern erweiterte haben keinerlei Anrecht auf Reklamation. Beanstandungen erfolgten Anweisungen, für Kunden zu bieten. DAVID Zahlungsmöglichkeiten zu gewähren. Der betreffende Käufer von Losen, die als Serien oder Gruppen von Serien aus mehr FELDMAN S.A. ist ebenfalls ermächtigt, gegebenenfalls für zahlt mindestens 25% des Gesamtrechnungsbestrages bei als einer Briefmarke bestehend beschrieben sind, werden in Einlieferer zu bieten, sofern diese Reservepreise festgesetzt Erhalt der Rechnung und den Saldo in gleichen Monatsraten Grenzen des obigen Punktes 4.1. nur in Betracht gezogen, haben. Einlieferer werden somit als Käufer betrachtet, über maximal 6 Monate. Der dem Käufer am Ende jedes wenn sie mehr als ein Drittel des Gesamtkaufwerts des und der Versteigerer steigert für sie bis zum Betrag der Monats, vom Auktionsdatum, berechnete Zins beträgt 1%. entsprechenden Loses darstellen. Für Lose die vom Käufer Reservepreise mit. Wird der vom Einlieferer festgesetzte Bei Gewährung erweiterten Zahlungsmöglichkeiten hält oder dessen Agenten besichtigt wurden oder mit Fehlern Reservepreis nicht erreicht, geht der Auktionator durch DAVID FELDMAN S.A. die ersteigerten Lose gegebenenfalls beschrieben sind können deshalb nicht beanstandet einen einfachen Hammerschlag zum nächsten Los über. bis zur vollen Begleichung des Rechnungsbetrages zurück. Es versteht sich, dass der Käufer die Lose bis werden. Abgebildete Lose können nicht beanstandet 2.3 Gebotsaufträge werden nur von Kunden der David zur Auslieferung jederzeit bei DAVID FELDMAN S.A. werden wenn es sich um Zähnungsfehler, Zentrierung, Rand Feldman S.A. und/oder dazugehörender Unternehmen besichtigen kann. Reklamationen bezüglich der ersteigerten oder andere im Bild ersichtliche Fehler handelt. angenommen. Un eine Bieternummer zu erhalten, müssen Lose müssen jedoch innerhalb von 30 Tagen nach dem 4.4 Zahlungsverzug: Geht die Zahlung der Zuschlagsumme «Live Room» Bieter vorgängig ihre Einladung vorweisen. Versteigerungsdatum eingehen. und das Aufgeld nicht innerhalb von 30 Tagen nach 2.4 Vor der Versteigerung bei DFSA oder auf deren 3.7 Pfandrecht: Bis zur vollständigen Bezahlung der Versteigerungsdatum ein, behält DAVID FELDMAN­ S.A. Internet Site eingegangene schriftlichen Gebote haben ausstehenden Schuld bürgt der Kunde gegenüber DAVID es sich vor, entweder das Kaufgeschäft aufzuheben absoluten Vorrang vor Saalgeboten bei einer „Live“ Auktion. FELDMAN S.A. mit seinem durch die DAVID FELDMAN und über die Lose anderweitig zu verfügen und/oder Kunden, die der DAVID FELDMAN S.A. Kaufaufträge S.A. aufbewahrten Material, welches ihm vor, während auf Zahlung des Kaufpreises und Schadenersatz, sowie gegeben haben, können Alternativgebote abgeben und/ und/oder nach dem jeweiligen Verkauf zugesprochen auch gesetzliche Abgaben zu klagen. Bei Nichtzahlung oder die Auftragssumme im voraus begrenzen. «Buy» wurde. Dieses Pfand garantiert die Rückzahlung des ausstehender Beträge innerhalb von 30 Tagen («Zum Kauf») Gebote werden bis zum Zehnfachen des Forderungsbetrages, der Zinsen, Kommissionen und nach Versteigerungsdatum, werden Verzugszinsen gedruckten Schätzwertes mitgesteigert. Gebote sind anderer möglicher Unkosten. von ­wenigstens 5% im ersten Monat und 2% in den in Euro abzugeben. Sollten diese jedoch in anderen darauffolgenden Monaten erhoben; entstandene Unkosten Währungen erfolgen, so werden die Beträge bei Empfang DAVID FELDMAN S.A. ist berechtigt, aber nicht verpflichtet, sind ebenfalls zurückzuerstatten. Der in Verzug geratene zum Tageskurs in Euro umgerechnet. Gebote haben bis zu die verpfändete Ware formlos und ohne Vorankündigung zu Käufer verliert in jedem Fall sein Reklamationsrecht. mindestens 60 Tagen nach Versteigerungsdatum Gültigkeit. veräussern, sollte der Kunde in Zahlungsverzug kommen DAVID FELDMAN S.A. behält es sich vor, Bietern Lose oder seinen sonstigen Verpflichtungen nicht nachkommen. 4.5 Der Zuschlagspreis kann ausnahmsweise auf das tiefste bis zum Ablauf dieser Frist in Rechnung zu stellen, wobei In diesem Falle ist DAVID ­FELDMAN S.A. nicht Gebot vermindert werden, wenn der Bieter versehentlich sofortige Zahlung fällig iSt. verpflichtet, den Vorschriften des Bundesgesetzes über den Preis, durch eine andere Bietmöglichkeit, erhöht hat. Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs zu folgen. Im übrigen hat 3. Die versteigerung 5. Gesetz und gerichtsstand DAVID FELDMAN S.A. die Wahl, ein Verfahren einzuleiten 3.1 Sofern nicht ausdrücklich anders erwähnt, ist die Diese Auktion sowie die daraus enstandenen Rechte oder gegebenenfalls weiterzuführen, ohne die Ware vorher Auktionswährung Euro. Die Teilnahme an der Live Room und Pflichten unterliegen ausschliesslich dem Schweizer zu verkaufen und ohne sein Anrecht auf das betreffende Auktion ist nur eingeladenen Kunden und/oder deren Agenten Gesetz. Jede sich auf diese Auktion beziehende Klage Material zu verlieren. vorbehalten. oder Rechtsstreit unterliegen dem Gericht in Genf. 4. Garantie 3.2 Vorrechte der David Feldman S.A.: DAVID FELDMAN Die zuständige Berufungsbehörde ist das Schweizer 4.1 Umfang: Unter Vorbehalt des nachstehenden S.A. hat das Recht, Lose zurückzuziehen, umzugruppieren, Bundesgericht in Lausanne.DAVID FELDMAN S.A. behält es Paragraphs 4.3. ist die Echtheit aller bei Versteigerungen zu trennen oder den Zuschlag zu verweigern. DAVID sich ferner vor, den Schuldner nach eigenem Ermessen an verkauften philatelistischen Artikel während 30 Tagen FELDMAN S.A. behält es sich ebenfalls vor, Kaufaufträge seinem Wohnsitz zu verklagen, wobei das Schweizer Gesetz nach dem Versteigerungsdatum garantiert. Jegliche abzulehnen und/oder Personen den Zugang zum Gültigkeit hat. Bei allfälligen Problemen betreffend Preis andere Garantie oder Garantie für Fehler ist ausdrücklich Auktionsraum zu verweigern. DAVID FELDMAN S.A. kann oder Wert, wird der Euro zum zur Zeit der Auktion gültigen ausgeschlossen. Jegliche Reklamation bezüglich Echtheit für Unfälle, die in den Versteigerungsräumen erfolgen, nicht Wechselkurs in CHF umgerechnet. muss unverzüglich nach Erhalt der Lose an DAVID haftbar gemacht werden. FELDMAN S.A. gerichtet werden, spätestens jedoch 6. Alle Transaktionen: 3.3 Bevollmächtigte und Agenten: Wer für Dritte bietet, innerhalb 30 Tagen nach Versteigerungsdatum. Vor der Diese Konditionen gelten auch für alle Transaktionen haftet für alle sich aus dieser Versteigerung ergebenen Zustellung, die nach der 30-Tage-Frist erfolgen kann, die ausserhalb der Versteigerung mit David Feldman SA Verpflichtungen als Solidarschuldner. Diese Verbindlichkeit können die erstandenden philatelistischen Artikel bei abgeschlossen werden. betrifft hauptsächlich die Qualitätsprüfung und Bezahlung DAVID FELDMAN S.A. besichtigt werden. Ein Käufer, Anmerkung: Für den Fall von Abweichungen in den gekaufter Lose. dessen Reklamation nach der Frist von 30 Tagen verschiedenen sprachlichen Versionen dieser Allgemeinen 3.4 Zuschläge: Jedes Los wird dem Meistbietenden ab Versteigerungsdatum bei DAVID FELDMAN S.A. Geschäftsbedingungen gilt die englische Version. zu Gunsten des Einlieferers, zur nächst höheren eintrifft, verliert jegliches Anrecht auf die Garantie. In Steigerungsstufe zugeschlagen. Zur Zuschlagsumme, diesem Fall wird die Reklamation von DAVID FELDMAN welche abhängig von der Auktion ist, wird in jedem Fall S.A. nicht anerkannt. (Private Auction-DE-EUR Rev.-Dan-12/2017) 50 th

Symbols and Condition Symboles et Conditions / Symbole und Erhaltung

Symbols / Symboles / Symbole Condition of Covers / Condition des lettres et entiers / Erhaltung von Briefen C mint with original gum neuf avec gomme / ungebraucht mit Falz Extremely fine / Superbe / Prachterhaltung Outstanding, the envelope with only slight wear, fresh stamp and cancel. CC mint never hinged / Qualité irréprochable, l’enveloppe ne présente que de très légères traces d’usure, le timbre est frais et l’oblitération est propre. / Herausragende neuf avec gomme intacte / postfrisch Qualität, Brief mit minimalen Gebrauchsspuren (Archivqualität), frische Marken und sehr klarer Stempel. DCE unused, ungummed or regummed / neuf sans Very fine / Très beau / Sehr schön gomme ou regommé / ungebraucht ohne Gummi Choice condition, the envelope shows typical slight soiling or wear from oder nachgummiert usage. / Qualité premier choix, l’enveloppe peu néanmoins présenter quelques légères salissures et usures. / 1.Wahl, Brief zeigt nur typische leichte Gebrauchsspuren. H used Fine to very fine / Beau à très beau / Schön bis sehr schön oblitéré/ gebraucht Normal condition, the envelope shows a bit heavier wear or soiling. / Qualité standard, les traces d’usures sont un peu plus prononcées. / Gewöhnliche J block of four or larger aber noch einwandfreie Erhaltung mit etwas stärkeren Gebrauchsspuren multiple / Viererblock (leicht fleckig oder andere leichtere Abnützungen). Fine / Beau / schön K tête-bêche pair Evident wear or other factors (see description and photo), still a paire tête-bêche / Kehrdruckpaar presentable example. / Evidentes traces d’usures ainsi que d’autres facteurs (voir photo et description) mais exemplaire très présentable. / Offensichtliche Gebrauchsspuren oder andere Mängel (siehe I fiscal cancel Beschreibung und/oder photo bzw. scan) aber noch immer herzeigbare oblitération fiscale / fiskalische Entwertung und sammelwürdige Qualität bzw. Erhaltung.

G piece or fragment of a cover or document Please note:Light edge wear, top backflap faults, slight reductions at one side, and file folds are normal for 19th Century covers. Also normal fragment / Briefstück are light cleaning or minor stains and small mends along the edges. They are to be expected and are not always described, and are not grounds F cover or postcard incl. postal stationery / lettre, carte for return, nor are factors visible in the illustrations. We will gladly provide postale ou entier / Brief, Postkarte oder Ganzsache full-size scans on request. Prière de noter : De légères traces d’usures, défauts au rabat, de légères réductions sur un côté et des plis d’archives sont des caractéristiques E essay normales pour des lettres du 19ème siècle. De légères améliorations au niveau essai / Entwurf de la propreté ainsi qu’un éventuel ajout de quelques renforts sont également acceptables et ne figurent pas nécessairement dans les descriptions. Ces points ainsi que tous les éléments visibles au niveau de l’illustration ne peuvent P proof (incl. die, plate or trial colour) par conséquent pas être sujets à réclamation. Des scans supplémentaires épreuve / Probedruck d’une pièce peuvent être envoyés sur simple demande. Bitte beachten: Leichte Eckabnützungen, Mängel der Absenderklappe, R revenue or fiscal leichte Reduktionen an einer Seite und Archivierungsbüge sind als normal timbre fiscal / Gebührenmarken für Briefe des 19.Jhdts. anzusehen, ebenso gelten als «normal» leichte Reinigung, kleine (minimale) Stockflecken oder Risschen und Büge entlang der Briefkanten - diese sind zu erwarten, zu akzeptieren und nicht immer S specimen beschrieben (zumeist aber am photo und/oder scan ersichtlich) - diese spécimen / Specimen stellen daher keine Grundlage für Retournierungen dar, ebenso wie auf den photos resp. scans klar ersichtliche Faktoren - Fotos und scans sind immer auch Teil der Beschreibung Im Zweifel können Sie von uns VOR DER F forgery Auktion jederzeit Photokopien oder besser auflösende scans verlangen faux / Fälschung und werden wir Ihnen diese gerne zusenden bzw. mailen. Consign with Us

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