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Tel Aviv Stamps Auction #46 ARGENTINA Lot #: 1 1891 Tierra Del Fuego- 10c stp by Julius Popper complete sheet of 100 w/serial no. 855 at bottom right; orig gum u/m, light gum wrinkles & some marginal perf separations & missing tiny piece of margin, f - vf, 1st cpl sheet that we have seen, Mi €60 for a hinged stp & note + 100% for u/m so total €12,000 + premium for sheet [**] Start: $400 FINLAND Lot #: 2 1867 - 1 M light Brown on White paper, used; f - vf, Mi €1500 [O] Start: $150 FRANCE (see also #37/39 & 194/198) Lot #: 3 1861 (27 AVRIL) commerc. letter, 2 pages message Marseille to Salonique 4 colors franking Yv 13, 14, 16 & 17 Empire ND total 1.50fr, 40c stp 4 margins others 3 margins, tied by P.C. 1896 - MARSEILLE (12), arrival pmk on back; fine [CV] Start: $180 Lot #: 4 Incoming Siege of Paris Mail, Boules de Moulins. franked 1 Fr, the correct rate, France 20c Blue (Ceres #44 Bordeaux good 4 margins) horizontal strip of 3 + 2x20c (#29 Lauree), tied to folded letter by "532" Gros Chiffres & "BORDEAUX 5 (JAN) 71" double-circle datestamp, addressed to Paris - no arrival pmk, manuscript "Paris par Moulins (Allier)" directive at bottom; slight water damage as expected, message faded, fine & scarce [CV] Start: $700 Lot #: 5 1937 Auguste Rodin Yv #344 Epreuve in Black 90+10c on sunken card total size 11x9½ cm; vf [PROOF] Start: $150 GERMANY (see also #40/43) Lot #: 6 1951 Posthorn the 3 high values 70, 80 & 90 Pf; u/m, vf (x3), Mi 136/8, € 1550 [**] Start: $180 Lot #: 7 Allied Occup. - American & British Zones - 1948 Numerals w/Ovpts the 2 sets used: "Band Ovpt" cpl set of 17, 2 - 84pf Mi 52/68I €2000; "Netz Ovpt" cpl set of 17, 2 - 84pf, Mi 52/68II - €3000; vf (x34) all circular 1948 pmks, stps signed Ing. Becker, some also by H. Muller, Mi €5000 ($5800) [O] Start: $500 GREECE Lot #: 8 1901- Wishing card of the Hellenic Post Office for the new year 1901 with printed Flying Hermes, Postage Due and Parcel stamps, showing also the Greek Royal Coat of Arms. Printed on thick carton by J.P. SEGG (London); vf & scarce in such condition [CARD] Start: $150 JORDAN Lot #: 9 1982 Salt Secondary School 10 - 100f cpl set of 5 Final Imperforate Die Proofs multicolored as issued stuck onto official Bradbury Wilkinson and Co. Ltd card endorsed "Approved - subject to amendments in telex dated 24/5/82"; vf & Rare [PROOF] Start: $220 Lot #: 10 1949 UPU issue lot of 8 diff. better ovpt varieties: 1m double ovpt block of 4 marginal (SGP31c), 1m double ovpt 1 invtd (P30d), 1m ovpt invtd (P30a), 4m ovpt invtd (31b), 4m ovpt in 1 line (31e), 10m ovpt double (32b) + 1 & 4m each vertical pair top stp English "Palestine" Omitted bottom stp normal - Unlisted!. Also cplset of 17 (P1/16) 1m - £1; u/m, vf, listed items SG £1163 + Unlisted total est. £1400 (appx $2000) [**] Start: $220 Lot #: 11 NABLUS 29 JA 49 - Reintroduced Mandate pmk 2 vf strikes commerc air mail Ottoman bank cv to Alexandria frank 25m Abdullah (2+3+20m) ovptd Palestine + 15m (5&10m) Obligat. tax stps, Jordanian, Egyptian & Iraqi censor cachets, arr pmk; vf, scarce from West Bank area occupied by Iraqi force [CV] Start: $200 SOUTH KOREA Lot #: 12 1955 National Sport Games - 20H & 55H the 2 Imperforate blocks w/o gum as issued; vf (x2), Mi €1500 [(*)] Start: $180 TURKEY Lot #: 13 1918 the Conquest of Sinai (unissued) 10pa - 25pi (missing the 10pi denom) perforated set of 5; u/m, vf (x5), Mi IX/XII & XIV €2000 for the set of 6, Rare as only 100 sets issued [**] Start: $320 MARITIME & ZEPPELIN Lot #: 14 TIROL OE. LLOYD 7 IX 03 fine strike tying 20pa Austrian Levant stp to ppc (souvenir du Cairo) via JAFFA OESTER... POST, Hildesedem (Swiss) arrival pmk all on face; 2 light corner creases, vf [PPC] Start: $180 Lot #: 15 1934 9th South America Flight - 23 SP 34 Registered pc Jerusalem to Recife - Pernambuco properly franked 23m (SG #97 & 107), endorsed: "By Airmail to London / By Zeppelin from Germany", STUTTGART 29 9 34 pmk & DEUTSCHE LUFTPOST cachet type a, also VIA ZEPPELIN label, PERNAMBUCO 3 X 34 arrival pmk - all on face; vf, Si 277 - €1250 [PC] Start: $400 THE AUSTRIAN POST Lot #: 16 1867 (NOV. 8) JAFFA Ornamented pmk (St. 522) vf strike 8/11 tying 10sld Lombardo - Venetia Arms Austrian Post to commerc. Parodi corresp. letter (no message part) to Beirut Austrian Post arrival pmk on face; vf & Rare, sign A. Diena, the 1st Austrian Jaffa pmk [CV] Start: $400 Lot #: 17 Caifa to Japan - CAIFA OESTER. POST 22 2 05 pmk tying 20pa Austrian Levant stp to ppc (Nazareth), message in English, PORT SAID transit 26 II 05 & 2 diff Japanese arrival pmks 1 dated 31 MAR 05 all on face; f-vf [PPC] Start: $180 Lot #: 18 1/1911 REGISTERED commerc cv Deutsche Palastina Bank Haifa to Jaffa branch, 1pi imptd envelope w/addit franking: pair 20pa + 60pa single 1908 issue - this last seldom seen used, total franking = 3pi + 20pa: 1pi letter rate + 1pi regist + 60pa (1pi+20pa) for 2x addit weight - Triple weight Regist cv, all tied by clear pmks CAIFA OESTER... index b (St.508), regist label #18 type C, JAFFA arr pmk on back; small top marginal tear & corner creases o/w vf & a scarce comb. [CV] Start: $200 Lot #: 19 10.2.1911 registered Deutsche Palestina Bank Haifa 10pa imptd cv to the Jerusalem branch in Mixed Franking of Austrian Levant & Crete issues Paras & Centimes: 10 imptd + 30 + 60pa & 5 + 15c total 140pa, rate: 40pa basic letter + 40pa registration + 2x30pa for 2x addit. weight all tied by vf pmks CAIFA OSTER... (St. 507), top left "Chargee" cachet in Violet & "Caifa Oster... Post / Rec. No 50" cachet (St. type D + $700), arrival JERUSALEM OSTER... (St. 549) 14.2.11 pmk; opened for display, f - vf, certif. Tsachor - Aloni, ex Schaeffer [CV] Start: $400 Lot #: 20 NAZARETH (St. 512) 27.2.08 vf strike in Violet of the straight line cachet in capitals tying 20pa on 20H Austrian Levant stp to ppc (Nazareth) mailed to Toronto - Canada, CAIFA OESTER... (St. 506) 28.2.08 also tying the stp; small tear at top center of ppc, f-vf & Rare, certif. Tsachor-Aloni [PPC] Start: $500 Lot #: 21 10/1912 Parcel Card Jerusalem #422 to Switzerland, frank total of 29 piaster & 10pa for weight of 14.5 kgs!: 1908 issue 4x1pi & 10pa on back + 5x5pi on front all tied by pmks JERUSALEM OESTERR... index a (St.548) complete coupon at left + office arrival cachet & Swiss Customs cachet for 9.1Fr applied all on front; vert centerfold & top w/light toning, fine & unusually high franking [DOC] Start: $350 Lot #: 22 TAXED MAIL: Poste Restante Service - 2/1900 Bavarian reply Card, unsevered, Mi P43 uprated w/7pf stps (both parts) mailed to Jerusalem, delivered by the Austrian Post charge of 10pa for the service collected by an Austrian definitive Levant stp 10pa on 3Kr tied by pmk JERUSALEM OESTER... POST 5/3/1900 this was done also on the Reply part which remained unused. The actual arrival in Jerus is the pmk at top left - 27/2/1900 a week before the collection of the pc by the addressee; vf & Rare, sign Tsachor-Aloni [PC] Start: $500 Lot #: 23 8/1906 cv ex Chicago to Jerusalem (the Anglo Saxon Syndicate) franked only 2c for domestic (rate was 5c) marked T "15 centimes N.Y." & taxed upon arrival 20pa + 1pi 1902 Austrian Levant P. Dues (Mi #2 & 3) tied by pmk JERUSALEM OESERR. POST (index a) 15 IX 06. As Refused (Very Rare German/French label in Pink) marked "Retour Chicago America". Tax calculation 1c=10pa, double the deficiency 2x3c = 6c = 60pa (20pa + 1pi); fine & first time the "Refuse" label offered by us [CV] Start: $600 Lot #: 24 5/1909 Austrian domestic 10H letter card mailed from Silesia to Bohemia Redirected to Jerusalem uprated w/only 1H stp - this disregarded, marked & Taxed upon arrival 1½pi Austrian 1908 Levant P. Dues tied by pmk JERUSALEM OESTER... 11.V.09, 2x deficiency of 15H = 30H = 1½pi; vf [CARD] Start: $250 Lot #: 25 9/1909 cv New York to Jerusalem frank only 3c (strip of 3x1c) instead of 5c marked "via London" & T in Hexagon, upon arrival marked "1pi" & taxed 2x½ pi Austrian Levant P. Dues tied by pmk JERUSALEM OSTERR. POST (index b) - 6 X 09 repeated on back; roughly opened at right & some back faults, fine & spectacular [CV] Start: $250 JEWISH COLONIES Lot #: 26 Bezalel Colony near Lydda - Inauguration Day Greetings in Hebrew signed by Prof. Boris SCHATZ, real photo postcard depicting the foundation ceremony frank 2xl0pa Turk stps tied by pmk JERUSALEM2 - 11-11-911 same as dated Heb. Greetings, addr to Max Schatz - in Bonn w/the School’s cachet; top left corner crease, f - vf, Rare ppc [PPC] Start: $500 Lot #: 27 Colonie Chederah Pres Caifa - 31.3.01 Turkish 20a imptd pc written in the Colony on 24 III 01 posted at the Turkish Post Jaffa to Erfurt Germany, message in Romanian by W. Ben Yehuda, transit PORT SAID 2 IV 01, French Maritime pmk 3 AVRIL 01 & arrival 9.4.01 pmk all on front; vf & Rare [PC] Start: $600 Lot #: 28 1914 Russian Levant 20pa postal card tied by Constantinople ROPIT pmk dated 18.6.14, , message in Hebrew: "on the sea by the Dardanelles" addressed to: "Colonie Kostine - Jaffa, Palestine", in the message: "..give my regards to all the youth of Beer Tuvia...."; scattered spots, f-vf & Very Rare [PC] Start: $800 Lot #: 29 Between 2 Colonies:14.3.08 "CAIFA" (St.
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