David Feldman All World & Collections Including Rarities of the World December 11-12 2019

195 Geneva, December 11-12, 2019 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate ( € ) 40760 F 15+ ST. ANDREW’S CROSS 1858 15Kr Blue, type II, with attached St.Andrew’s Cross tied by PESTH 28/4 cds on folded cover to Dornbirn, the 15Kr is repaired at top, nevertheless an extremely rare usage of a stamp together with its St.Andrew’s Cross on cover, cert. Kimmel 2’000 40761 F / 194 17 1858 1.05Kr Blue, type I, tied by CSAKATHURN 5/6 (1859) cds on complete “Agramer Zeitung” newspaper dated June 4th, still part address attached 200 40762 F / 194 17 1859 1.05Kr Lilac, type II, tied by CSAKATHURN 26/8 (1860) cds on complete “Agramer Zeitung” newspaper dated August 27th, still part address attached 150 40763 F 2 1859 1Kr Blue, type I, newspaper tax stamp, on official Gazette of Miskolvcz dated 6 July 1865 100 40764 F / 194 19 1860 3Kr Green, two examples tied by PESTH 16/5 cds on treble-weight printed matter Bártfa, then readdressed to Sepsi Moldau, unimportant stains 200 40765 F / 194 19+18 1860 3Kr Green and 2Kr yellow (6) tied by neat BAJA 20/11 cds on folded cover to Pest, perforation variety on the 2kr adhesives, the 3Kr adhesive has a top right hand corner missing, spectacular multiple franking, cert. Ferchenbauer 300 40766 F / 194 20 1860 5Kr Red, 22 examples including 2 on reverse tied by Pápa 3/5 cds on large registered ten-fold weight envelope paying the 110Kr rate to Sopron, small faults inherent to such a large and spectacular franking 800 40767 F 20+19 1860 5Kr Red (2) and 3Kr green (2) tied by SEMLIN 28/7 (1862) cds on folded cover to Vienna, overpaid by 1 kreuzer, slight stains at top, very fine 120 40768 F / 194 21+ POSTAL STATIONERY USED AS STAMP 1860 10Kr Brown postal stationery envelope cancelled by KRONSTADT 26/5 cds, also 10Kr revenue stamp alongside but of no postal importance. The envelope was folded and attached to the letter to pay the fee, as no stamps were available. Reference: “Monographia of Hungarian Stamps” Vol I, pg 287 400