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Auksjon Omfatter Over 6900 Objekter, Og Utrop Nærmere Skanfil’S 190Th Public Auction Comprises More Than 6900 Lots, and Total 8.7 Millioner Kjære kunde! Dear customer! Skanfils 190. storauksjon omfatter over 6900 objekter, og utrop nærmere Skanfil’s 190th public auction comprises more than 6900 lots, and total 8.7 millioner. 189-auksjonen satte ny rekord i antall bud, og salgsprosent, estimate 8.7 million NOK +. Our 189th auction saw some new records; og vi opplever markedet som variert, spennende og stort. all time high number of bids and sale in %. We consider the market still Nå ønsker vi velkommen den nye avdelingen i Bergen i nye, flotte lokaler, as interesting, exciting and vivid. inkl. auksjonsstaben fra Frimerkehuset også på plass. Denne utvidelsen vil Now we also welcome our new branch in Bergen, in fine, large premises medføre utvidet auksjons-repertoar fra Skanfil, bl.a. lokalauksjon i Bergen with shop and auction activity. During this expansion we will soon also mai/juni. offer new auction types, e.g. small local auctions for our Bergen custom- ers (minor catalogue will be printed). April-auksjonen starter med ca. 1100 objekter innen numismatikk, inkl. Our April auction starts with some 1100 numismatic lots, including 150 alene 150 objekter med mynter fra dansketiden. Videre også mange gode lots with Norwegian coins from the pre-1814 “Danish period”. Further sølvmynter, og en stor avdeling sedler på Norge. På utenlandsk numis- a range of silver and gold coins from Norway, Denmark and Sweden in matikk bl.a. tallrike gullmynter på Danmark og Sverige. particular. Also a large section banknotes on Norway. The Friday sale Fredagsauksjon fortsetter med mange bra avdelinger inkl. gull- og sølvtøy, also comprises other collectibles incl. many comic books, old advertise- en ny, god tegneserieavdeling, mange fine reklameeffekter, m.m. ment items, silverware, gold, numerous good autographs, etc. Lørdag starter frimerkedelen med flotte avdelinger på dansk filateli, gode Saturday’s sale starts with a very good section of Danish philately, also avdelinger Island, Polen (!), tyske områder inkl. meget sjeldne objekter på good Iceland, very good Poland with good collections and scarce items, Schleswig-Holstein med utrop til 100.000,- (se obj.nr. 3400), USA, og mye German areas with very rare items Schleswig-Holstein, USA, and a lot mer. Dette etterfølges av en større postkortavdeling. more. Then another good section picture postcards. Norsk filateli omfatter en spesialavdeling opprettet rundt en utstillings- Norwegian philately starts with a large section fine cancellations, but samling med norske skillingsmerker, inkl. skipspost, enheter og forsend- more emphasis on a special exhibition collection broken down to some elser (se obj.nr. 4823-5045, på egne sider). Videre et stort antall pene 220 lots skilling issues: single stamps, fine and rare cancellations, ship stempler, usedvanlig interessant avdeling 20-mm (første del av større mail, entires, etc. Please study lot numbers 4823-5045. Do also note the utstykking), spennende varianter, større samlinger og mye annet. strong section “20 mm” in the classic section. Katalogen blir denne ganger distribuert til et langt større antall kunder, og Our printed catalogue will this time be printed in larger number than usual, thanks to a range of new customers, and we are indeed looking vi ser virkelig fram til denne auksjonshelgen i Oslo! forward to this April weekend event in our Oslo premises. Med vennlig hilsen Yours faithfully SKANFIL AUKSJONER AS SKANFIL AUKSJONER AS AUKSJONEN FOREGÅR I VÅRE oslo-LOKALER; Østensjøveien 29, 0661 OSLO Starttidspunkt: The auction starts: Fredag 17. april kl. 16.00 Friday April 17 4.00 p.m. Lørdag 18. april kl. 10.00 Saturday April 18 10.00 a.m. Forhåndsbud bør være oss i hende: Bids should be received by: Skriftlig/telefonisk: Fredag 17. april kl. 15.30 Mail-bid/phone/fax: Friday April 17, 3.30 p.m. Internett: Fredag 17. april kl. 16.00 Internet: Friday April 17, 4.00 p.m. for at vi skal garantere at de blir tatt med. otherwise we can’t guarantee that they will be included. Visningstidspunkter: Viewing: Lørdag 11. april: 10 - 14 Saturday April 11: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Mandag - onsdag 13. - 15. april: 10 - 17 Monday - Wednesday April 13 - 15: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Torsdag 16. april: 10 - 20 Thursday April 16: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Fredag 17. april: 10 - 1930 Friday April 17: 10 a.m. - 7.30 p.m. Lørdag 18. april: 09 - auksjonsslutt Saturday April 18: 09 a.m. - end of auction Åpningstider for henting av objekter i Oslo uke 17: mandag - fredag 10-17, lørdag 10-14 Våre neste Storauksjoner: Our next Public auctions: Auksjon 191: fredag / lørdag 17. - 18. juli 2015 Auction 191: Friday / Saturday July 17 - 18, 2015 Auksjon 192: fredag / lørdag 16. - 17. oktober 2015 Auction 192: Friday / Saturday October 16 - 17, 2015 Vennligst husk: - Alle bud under 90% av utrop vil bli forkastet Please note: - All bids below 90% of our starting price will be discarded Våre avdelinger: Our departments: HAUGESUND: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Boks 2030 Bedriftspostkontoret, Spannavn. 52, N-5504 Haugesund 52703940 / fax: 52703949 OSLO: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Boks 6465 Etterstad, Østensjøvn. 29, N-0605 Oslo 92203173 / fax: 22724400 SARPSBORG: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Knud Bryns vei 9, N-1738 Borgenhaugen 92201427 / fax: 69151084 TRONDHEIM: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Vestre Rosten 81, “Trekanten”, N-7075 Tiller 92486404 BERGEN: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Nipedalen 37, N-5164 Laksevåg 55934600 ÅRHUS: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Anker Jensens Vej 4, DK-8230 Åbyhøj +45 41990299 FREDENSBORG: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Søparken 9, Nødebo, DK-3480 Fredensborg +45 46563857 KØBENHAVN: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Frederiksborggade 41, 1360 København K +45 20911037 STOCKHOLM: Skanfil Auksjoner AS, Vilundavägen 30, SE-194 34 Upplands Väsby +46 08-26 27 33 Redaksjon: Leif Roger Størseth (ansv.), Kai Mauseth (illustrasjoner), Joachim Aursland (layout), Jostein Aursland (forsidefoto) Trykk: Haugesund Bok & Offset AS Skanfil Auksjon 190 - 17. - 18. april 2015 3 AUKSJONSREGLEMENT CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Auksjonen er offentlig og frivillig. Hvis det ikke er opplyst spesielt vil det 1. The auction is public and voluntary. Unless especially announced, the auction will alltid være flere innleverere til auksjonen (se forøvrig eget innleverer-reglement). always have several consigners (please refer to our terms for consignment). Large parts Store deler av auksjonen foregår på «amerikansk» vis, gjerne med of the auction are arranged in the «american» way (also known as «German» way) with 1000-1200 objekter pr. time. 1000-1200 lots per hour. 2. Alle bud er bindende, og budene er i norske kroner. Tilslag går til høyeste bud 2. All bids are binding and the bids are in Norwegian kroner (NOK). The highest for hvert enkelt objekt. bidder will be successful for each lot. 3. Det er lov til å by over og under utrop. Bud under 90 % av utrop vil ikke bli 3. It is possible to bid above or below the starting prices. Bids below 90 % of the notert. Unntaksvis har noen objekter minstepris, angitt i katalogen m/limit starting price will not be noted. A marginal number of lots will not be offered below 4. Bud mottas pr. brev, telefon, fax, e-post eller via internett. Alle skriftlige og tel- starting price, noted “limit” efoniske forhåndsbud må være kommet oss i hende før kl. 15.30 auksjons- 4. Bids may be given by letter, telephone, fax, e-mail or online bidding. All written and dagen fredag for å være garantert å bli registrert. Internettbudgivning vil telephonic advance bids must be delivered before 3.30 PM on the auction day være åpen også under auksjonen, men vi garanterer ikke for bud avlagt etter de (Friday) in order to be registered. Later bids cannot be guaranteed for. Online bid- offisielle fristene, på bakgrunn av tidspunktet for hammerslag av det aktuelle ding will be available also during the activity in the auction room, but we do not guar- objektet. Forhåndsbud på internett bør defor være oss i hende innen kl. 16.00 antee for these late bids after the stated closing hours, as Internet can’t exactly indicate fredagen (for mynter, diverse samlegjenstander, og annet ikke filatelistisk mate- when the lot is hammered. Online advance bids should therefore be delivered by 4 riale), og lørdagen kl. 10.00 (for alle avdelinger med frimerker). Auksjonene er PM on Friday (for coins, various collectibles/non-philatelic items), and Saturday at 10 tilgjengelige for budgivning på internett ca. 4 uker før auksjonsdato. AM (all philatelic sections). The auction will normally be available on internet 4 weeks 5. Budgivningen i salen blir foretatt med følgende høyninger: before the auction date. 100 - 300 Høynes med 10 kr. 5. During the auction, the bids will be increased by the following steps: 301 - 500 “ “ 25 kr. 100 - 300 Raised by 10 kr. 501 - 1.000 “ “ 50 kr. 301 - 500 “ “ 25 kr. 1.001 - 5.000 “ “ 100 kr. 501 - 1.000 “ “ 50 kr. 5.001 - 10.000 “ “ 200 kr. 1.001 - 5.000 “ “ 100 kr. 10.001 - 20.000 “ “ 500 kr. 5.001 - 10.000 “ “ 200 kr. 20.001 - 50.000 “ “ 1.000 kr. 10.001 - 20.000 “ “ 500 kr. 50.001 - 100.000 “ “ 2.000 kr 20.001 - 50.000 “ “ 1.000 kr. Over - 100.000 “ “ 5.000 kr 50.001 - 100.000 “ “ 2.000 kr. 6. Ved flere like skriftlige bud gjelder det først innkomne. Over - 100.000 “ “ 5.000 kr. 7. Dersom det er flere skriftlige bud over utrop justeres startbud ned til en høyning over nest høyeste bud; Eksempel: utrop kr. 100; Det foreligger to bud på hen- 6. When two or more identical bids are given on the same lot, the first bid to arrive will holdsvis kr. 110 og 250. Budgivningen starter da på kr. 120 - som også blir tilslag be successful. dersom det ikke er videre budgivning i salen. 7. If on the same lot there is more than one advance bid above the starting price, the 8.
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