30. classicphil GmbH Auktion - classicphil gmbH

Startseite

30. classicphil GmbH Auktion

Montenegro

Auktionsinhalte durchsuchen

Preisspanne

Preis von

Preis bis

Katalognummer

Katalog

Katalog-Nr.

Kategorien

Auktionsinhalte durchsuchen

Preisspanne

Preis von

Preis bis

Katalognummer

Katalog

Katalog-Nr.

Index

Montenegro

Los 2225

100,00 EUR

Live

1918, from military internation camp Cetinje to Kremsmünster/Upper Austria, German-language postcard sent by prisoner of war,

1918, from military internation camp Cetinje to Kremsmünster/Upper Austria, German-language postcard sent by prisoner of war, violet cachet K U K INTERNIERUNGSLAGER CETINJE at upper right, circular CDS CETINJE 25 II 18, message written in German cursive, typical layout of Austro-Hungarian military internment mail, sent from the main POW and internment facility established in the Montenegrin capital following the Austro-Hungarian occupation of Montenegro in early 1916, this camp housed various groups including Serbian and Montenegrin prisoners, but also political internees and repatriation cases, rare example of POW correspondence from the Balkans near the end of World War I, showing continuity of military administration and postal control in a remote and strategically sensitive region, ex Kugel, VF-XF! Estimate 400€.

Los 2227

50,00 EUR

Live

1916, from Cetinje to Schönlinde Böhmen, Austrian military postcard with full circular cancel K U K FELDPOSTAMT CETINJE 15 VI 16, written

1916, from Cetinje to Schönlinde Böhmen, Austrian military postcard with full circular cancel K U K FELDPOSTAMT CETINJE 15 VI 16, written in German script and addressed to Böhmen, violet military unit cachet with double-headed eagle faintly visible, sent during Austro-Hungarian military occupation of Montenegro following its capitulation in January 1916, Cetinje – formerly the royal capital – had been converted into a regional military base under Habsburg administration, postcard reflects occupation postal service operated by K u K Feldpost in former enemy territory, civilian-style communication permitted under military censorship, important postal artifact from short-lived Austro-Hungarian control of Montenegro, ex Kugel, VF-XF! Estimate 200€.

Los 2253

60,00 EUR

Live

1918, from Pljevlja (Montenegro) to Vienna, standard K.u.K. Feldpostkarte with printed K.u.K. KREISKOMMANDO PLEVLYE cachet in violet,

1918, from Pljevlja (Montenegro) to Vienna, standard K.u.K. Feldpostkarte with printed K.u.K. KREISKOMMANDO PLEVLYE cachet in violet, cancelled K.U.K. ETAPPENPOSTAMT PLEVLYE 29.III.18, military post used during Austro-Hungarian occupation of Montenegro (1916–1918), Plevlje (modern-day Pljevlja) served as an important base in the Etappen- and occupation zone, addressed to a civilian in Vienna, cleanly struck military postmark, feldpost card of the Austro-Hungarian army, sent during the final phase of World War I from the occupied Montenegrin territory, Plevlje then part of the Austro-Hungarian military administrative zone following the occupation of Montenegro in early 1916, card documents the established postal and administrative control in the region shortly before the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 400€.

Montenegro

Montenegro Besetzung Albanien

Montenegro

Los 2488

Scott 158

70,00 EUR

Live

1918, From Cetinje to Boston, 10 para red King Peter I and Prince Regent Alexander issue of 1918, black circular cancel CETINJE 25/6/21,

1918, From Cetinje to Boston, 10 para red King Peter I and Prince Regent Alexander issue of 1918, black circular cancel CETINJE 25/6/21, postcard depicting SINJSKI ALKARI traditional Croatian cavalry procession, addressed to an Admiral, Serbian stamp used in Montenegro during early period of the Kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes, transitional postal usage, overfranked due to changing international rates, minor corner wear, scarce origin-destination combination, historically significant issue representing the complex geopolitical realignment following the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the formation of the Kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes in December 1918, with Montenegro forcibly unified into the new state in 1919 following the controversial Podgorica Assembly, the use of a Serbian stamp in Cetinje underscores the contested integration of Montenegro into the South Slav kingdom, a period marked by civil unrest and the brief Christmas Uprising in early 1919, led by Montenegrin royalists loyal to King Nicholas I, cancellation from CETINJE, the historical royal capital of Montenegro, enhances philatelic value due to its early usage under the new regime, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 300€.

Montenegro Besetzung Albanien

Montenegro

Montenegro Besetzung Albanien

Los 2489

180,00 EUR

Live

1912, from Tuzi to Podgorica, single franking 10 para carmine King Nicholas definitive, tied by clear CDS TOUZ 31 X 12, mailed barely three

1912, from Tuzi to Podgorica, single franking 10 para carmine King Nicholas definitive, tied by clear CDS TOUZ 31 X 12, mailed barely three weeks after Montenegro opened hostilities against the Ottoman Empire on 8 October 1912 at the start of the First Balkan War, represents the very first phase of Montenegrin civil postal administration in freshly occupied Ottoman territory (Northern Albania border zone), mail from Tuzi in October 1912 is extremely scarce because the post office was set up ad‑hoc under military control before formal civil structures were organized, neat buff wove envelope with italic script address, important early‑occupation usage illustrating Montenegrin expansion and Great‑Power tensions preceding the Siege of Scutari, XF! Estimate 800€.

Montenegro

Los 2490

100,00 EUR

Live

11913, from Bitolj (Monastir) to Belgrad, picture postcard depicting École des Arts in Monastir, franked with 5 para green King Peter I

11913, from Bitolj (Monastir) to Belgrad, picture postcard depicting École des Arts in Monastir, franked with 5 para green King Peter I definitive, tied by bilingual BITOLJ 23 JAN 1913 postmark in Latin and Cyrillic, sent during the immediate aftermath of the First Balkan War following Serbian military occupation of Ottoman-held Macedonia, represents early assertion of Serbian postal authority in newly acquired territory, written in Cyrillic script, significant historical artifact from the transitional phase between Ottoman and Serbian control, rare internal destination from occupied area to the capital, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 400€.

Kategorien

Auktionsinhalte durchsuchen

Preisspanne

Preis von

Preis bis

Katalognummer

Katalog

Katalog-Nr.

Index