1921, First Adana Commemorative Issue, overprinted in black, unused,  mint never hinged, some perforation flaws, light toning, or small imperfections, but a challenging set, chiefly fine. (Isf 1051-1063)

1924, Star & Crescent Issue, Second Printing on thick paper, set of eleven in blocks of four, 3 k and 10 k unused, the rest is mint never hinged, the 2 k green with one block each of the “Small 2" and “Large 2” varieties, the latter in a block of six, the 15 k brown with upper sheet margin, overall fresh and of good colour, a rare set, fine. (Isf 1137-1147)

1867, 1 piaster light brown, imperforated, wide margins, unused no gum, variety bottom script 'bir gabush'. This stamp is unrecorded at Isfila and Plantinga, an important rarity of 1867 issues, fine.

1867, 20 para light brown, two single imperforated stamps showing shades, good to wide margins, unused no gum, fine pair. (Isfila 45DE11, catalogue value 1.500€).

1870-72, Duloz postage due imperforated proofs 10 pa. brown to 25 pia. brown, set of five pairs and two single stamps on medium paper and cardboard, one pair '20' para showing plate flaw at right stamp. This set is shown in Max Plantinga's book on page 113, only few such sets are recorded, mainly as single stamps. (Isfila no. 57ES25, 57ES09, 58ES09, 59ES09, 60ES09, 61ES25, catalogue value over 8.000€). A Rarity of Duloz issues.

1870-72, Duloz postage due essay 2 pia. brick, perforated 11 1/2, unused, medium paper. Unrecorded in isfila catalogue, very fine.

1870-72, Duloz postage due imperforated proof 1 pia. brown on medium paper, horizontal pair on piece cancelled by official BATTAL obliterator in violet in order to prevent postal abuse. Extremely scarce and very fine. (Isfila no. 58ES09).

1868, 1 pia. yellowish-brown, unused with full original gum, very good perforation and centering for this issue, very fine and fresh, (Isfila 58, catalogue value 2.100,-€).

1863, folded envelope from AYNTAB (Gaziantep) to the Swedish and Norwegian Consul in Aleppo with full content, showing intaglio censor seal on reverse. Only recorded such seal outside of Constantinople, a Levant rarity.

1891, 1 Pia. greyblue tied by clear all arabic "TERSANE-I AMIRE TELGRAF VE POSTA 305" to cover front, adressed to Dedeagatch, apparently only known Arsenal cancel, shown in Isfila catalogue, (Isfila no.1, RRR).

JORDAN: "TELEGRAF VE POSTAHANE-I CEBEL-I ACLUN" negative seal cancelled, nice strike on horizontal pair 1884/86, 1 pia. On small piece. Fine and extremely rare; no entires recorded.
 

1870, 60 para brown on buff improvised stationery stamp tied to envelope by clear all arabic "BRCKA" in blue, adressed to Sarajewo, in Isfila catalogue only recorded cancel (No.1, RRR*). According to PROFI archive, this is the rarest classic postmark of Bosnia and Herzegovina.