1919, Ministerial Trident overprints on Romanov 10 k. on 7 k. brown, three singles and 20 k. on 14 k. blue-green, two singles, all with Kiev Type 7, each neatly tied by clear “KIEV 11 1 19” cds as additional franking to registered Romanov 4 k. red postal stationery card to Fastov, with arrival datestamp. Subsequently redirected (16 January) to Kiev, with final arrival datestamp (17 january). Very fine. A lovely and rare card, illustrating an...

 1918, Austria Postage Due 10 h. red, two singles tied by cds. and boxed two-line “CENSURA KOLOMYJA” to picture postcard to a pharmacy in Drohobycz, card with vertical crease not affecting adhesives, minor aging, otherwise fine and rare, signed Petriuk with certificate (2026)

1918, Austria Coat of arms 5h. and Emperor Charles I. 20 h. and 30 h., tied by cds. “TARNOPOL -5.XI.18” to front and reverse COD-money order to Gablonz, some transportation wear, tiny tear at lower left corner, a very rare entire with only very few COD-money orders registered, signed Petriuk with certificate (2026)

1982, museum items 4 Din., with "double blue color print" variety, small sheet of nine stamps, mint never hinged, flawless, certificate Zrinjscak BPP (1987)

1856, clear crown postmark “B* 25.OC.1856” on a complete folded letter with an amended postage notation and routing notation “via Ostend + Trieste” via Aachen, with a transit postmark on the reverse reading “FROM ENGLAND VIA AACHEN B 26.10.” to Athens, with arrival postmark; in good condition

1840, Muldready letter sheet 1 d. with advertisements printed inside “Cheap new books” (A231), used with black MC from “CAMBRIDGE FE 19 1842” to Bristol with arrival mark, fine

1853, Courier Issue 4 d. orange, fresh color, close to wide margins all around, neatly used, fine, signed Köhler

1863/81, Laureated Issue1 d. yellow-green, 2 d. violet and 6 d. blue, tied by barred oval obliterator “268” to envelope via Brindisi to England, with matching desptach datestamp “CHILTERN MR 24 72”, on reverse Melbourne transit (26 March) and Oswestry arrival (13 may). Minor gum toning affecting a few perforations tip, the envelope with vertical archival fold well clear of the adhesives and a few short perfs as usual, still a fine and...

1854, Lithographed by Samson & Hillman: Swan 6d. gray-black, watermark sideways, fresh color and good to huge margins with parts of adjoining stamp at right and top, neatly used with barred numeral “2” of Perth, very fine and a beautiful stamp, signed Thier

1851, Typeset at the Office of the 'Royal Gazette', Georgetown: Cottonreel 4 c. lemon-yellow, Robson Lowe Type A, cut round, showing virtually complete frameline, initialed “E.D.W.” (Wright, Clerk to the Colonial Post Office), fresh color, used with clear double-arc “DEMERARA DE 11 1851" and red cancel color, a beautiful, and especially with full frame lines, highly desirable example of this most recognizable and classic iconic rarity, a.o....

1851, Typeset at the Office of the 'Royal Gazette', Georgetown: Cottonreel 12 c. pale-blue, Robson Lowe Type C, cut square, showing majority of frameline, initialed “E.D.W.” (Wright, Clerk to the Colonial Post Office), fresh color, used with clear double-arc “BERBICE”, a gorgeous and highly desirable cut-square example of this iconic and most recognizable rarity, a.o. sign. Grobe and Thier and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

1852, Lithographed by Walterlow 4c. black on deep-blue, fresh color, good margins on top and bottom, touched at left and right, tied by clear strike of “DEMERARA JA 1862” to small piece, the inevitable small surface scrapes, otherwise an attractive example of this classic rarity, signed Star(auschek) and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)