Auction Detail

H&G 7, 1903 1c+1c Green on pale green, mint card, very fine and rare 

Korea Postal Stationery Collection, approximately 525 mostly mint postal cards, letter sheets, envelopes, airletters, etc. in an overstuffed binder, better include (mint unless otherwise noted) H&G 1 "Ultramar" (specimen) overprint, 2 favor cancel, 3, 4 domestic use, 8 domestic use, some Japanese postal cards used in Korea during WWII period occupation, assorted late 1940s/early 1950s cards mint and used including some officially unissued liberation cards, nice assortment of mint and used airletters including FG4 used to USA (datelined Dec 26, 1962), another binder of mostly mint Christmas and New Year's cards, etc., usual mixed condition, many post-1950s used with favor or pictorial cancels, some duplication, mostly fine to very fine

Turkey Postal Stationery Collection,approximately 275 mostly mint cards, letter cards, envelopes, wrappers, airletters, etc., in a large binder, many premium including (mint unless otherwise noted) H&G formular cards 1-3, postal cards 1 used to Romania, 9 used (both sides uprated), 14 used, 28-34, nice array of 1970s pictorial cards (mostly mint), A2 used to Germany, B3, B7a, B14 (2), B17, B21-22, B28 (2), B31, B31a, etc., some duplication, usual mixed condition with most fine to very fine

Austria Postal Stationery Collection,in six volumes, four of which consist entirely of postal cards, includes H&G 1 used on October 13 and November 12, 1869, wide variety of the first design type (H&G 1-23) including reprints, largely complete through the rest of the 19th Century with better varieties throughout (such as 103a and 104A mint), 1908 Jubilee well-represented with variety of commemorative cancels, many later issues represented both mint and used, wide variety of views for the 1920s/30s issues; continues with album of letter sheets (including A48 mint), wrappers, airmail letter sheets including FG 1 used (2), and variety of other BOB (money orders, feldpost, etc); last volume pneumatic post, telegraph receipts, and more, condition generally fine to very fine throughout, certainly one of the most impressive and comprehensive Austria postal stationery collections to come to market in quite some time, difficult to do justice to a collection such as this in words so viewing is highly recommended