David Feldman - Europe & Collections June 14-15, 2018

Europe, Overseas & Collections / June 14-15, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° Estimate ( € ) 167 167 30780 30779 30779 H J 1860 3Kr Green, block of four cancelled by DEBRECZIN 21/2 cds, some interesting blind perfs, particularly at bottom left, very fine 400 30780 G 1860 3Kr Green, three examples tied by BONYHÁD 7/9 cds on small piece 55 30781 F / 164 1860 3Kr Green, two examples tied by PESTH 16/5 cds on treble-weight printed matter Bártfa, then readdressed to Sepsi Moldau, unimportant stains 320 30782 F / 158 1860-61 3Kr Green in pair and 2Kr yellow in pair tied by VÁG UJHELY SEP. 24 (1862) 2-line ds (the SEP part has been inserted upside-down in the handstamp) on 2nd zone folded cover to Vienna, very fine 190 30783 F / 164 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 160 30784 G 1860 10Kr Brown tied blue SZALK in oval pmk on small piece, very fine & scarce 320 30785 F / 164 1860 10Kr Brown, 2Kr yellow and 1859 3Kr green tied by SZÉKELYHID 25/12 (1863) cds on folded cover to Pest, very scarce combination 2’000 30786 F / 172 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 287 800 30787 F / 164 1860 10Kr Brown, two examples tied by FELSÖ-BÁNYA 27/10 cds on advice of Postal Form to Pest, fine & scarce Note: One 10Kr brown torn when separated from envelope and before arrival in Pest on November 5 giving the impression of a bisect 240