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Los 2248

120,00 EUR

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1918, from CONSTANTINOPLE to BUDAPEST, official military postcard depicting Egyptian ruins, dispatch cancel KUK FELDPOSTAMT 45 24 V 8,

1918, from CONSTANTINOPLE to BUDAPEST, official military postcard depicting Egyptian ruins, dispatch cancel KUK FELDPOSTAMT 45 24 V 8, manuscript feldpost, blue military unit cachet KUK 15 CM HB. BT. I. D. TÜRKEI, addressed to Hungarian recipient, attractive and scarce usage from the Austro-Hungarian military presence in Turkey during World War I, sent from the Ottoman capital CONSTANTINOPLE, strategic center of the Ottoman Empire and key Axis power, home to the Sublime Porte and military command coordinating joint Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman operations, KUK FELDPOSTAMT 45 served the Austro-Hungarian units stationed in the Levantine front, the sender belonging to the KUK 15 CM HB. BT. I. D. TÜRKEI, a heavy howitzer battalion deployed in support of Ottoman-German campaigns against British and Arab forces, particularly along the Sinai-Palestine front, this card exemplifies the multinational dimension of the Central Powers’ war effort in the Middle East, its passage from a frontline post office in CONSTANTINOPLE to BUDAPEST reflects military logistics and morale communication with the home front, notable for the visual motif of Egyptian ruins symbolizing the regional theatre of conflict, possibly referencing campaigns around Gaza and the Suez, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 360€.

Türkei Französische Postämter

Los 2278

120,00 EUR

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1919, French military concession mail, from ALEXANDRETTE to BRUSK near La Six-Fours, France, picture postcard (Rue et Minaret) showing

1919, French military concession mail, from ALEXANDRETTE to BRUSK near La Six-Fours, France, picture postcard (Rue et Minaret) showing local market scene and striped minaret, sent by French navy serviceman, hand-carried via MARINE FRANÇAISE / SERVICE À LA MER octagonal anchor cachet struck on both message and image side, datelined 15 juillet 1919, message indicates temporary naval assignment in Ottoman Syria with return to Beirut expected, typical usage under French military concession post-WWI during French occupation of Levant, no stamp as postage was free for active service mail, neat and clearly struck cachets, light ageing, ex Kugel, VF-XF! Estimate 300€.

Türkei Französische Postämter

Türkei Britische Levante Postämter

Los 2309

Scott 27, 34(...

120,00 EUR

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1914, 1pia on 25c, pair + 15c, both French Levant stamps, on registered letter from SYMRNE to PHILADELPHIA/USA, cancelled SMYRNE 26/9 14

1914, 1pia on 25c, pair + 15c, both French Levant stamps, on registered letter from SYMRNE to PHILADELPHIA/USA, cancelled SMYRNE 26/9 14 TURQUE D'ASLE, reverse with lilac arrival PHILADELPHIA, great letter, ex Kugel, VF-XF! Estimate 400€.

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Türkei Französische Postämter

Cilicien Französischer Postämter

Türkei Britische Levante Postämter

Los 2317

140,00 EUR

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1920, from Constantinople to Huddersfield, England, registered cover franked with French Semeuse issue 10c red and two 20c brown tied by

1920, from Constantinople to Huddersfield, England, registered cover franked with French Semeuse issue 10c red and two 20c brown tied by TRESOR ET POSTES 506 cds dated 8-11-20, sender imprint VICTOR J K BRAUNSTEIN CONSTANTINOPLE, blue crayon cross for registered mail, red French registration label with number 334, arrival backstamp LONDON REGISTERED 16 NO 20 and rare additional cachet BRITISH POST OFFICE REGISTERED CONSTANTINOPLE 10 NO 20, a striking example of French Levant post handling British mail during the Allied occupation of Constantinople following the end of World War I, scarce commercial usage from the French military post in a multinational zone, excellent markings and postal routing, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 600€.

Türkei Französische Postämter

Cilicien Französischer Postämter

Türkei Französische Postämter

Los 2319

90,00 EUR

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from Constantinople to Varna Bulgaria, franked with 3 x 25c blue Merson type Liberty and Commerce stamps, tied by TRESOR ET POSTES 506 B,

from Constantinople to Varna Bulgaria, franked with 3 x 25c blue Merson type Liberty and Commerce stamps, tied by TRESOR ET POSTES 506 B, registered letter with red boxed registration label R TRESOR 506 B No 824, backstamped VARNA 6 1 921 in black, commercial envelope from Societe Suisse d Exportation, scarce destination on Balkan route during post Ottoman collapse era, French military postal operation reflecting the broader intervention in Anatolia and the Near East following World War I, wax seal on reverse, tear at reverse, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 200€.

Cilicien Französischer Postämter

Los 2326

240,00 EUR

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1920, from Adana to New York City, franked with 3 piastre red stamp overprinted OCCUPATION FRANCAISE Piastres 3 CILICIE in violet, tied by

1920, from Adana to New York City, franked with 3 piastre red stamp overprinted OCCUPATION FRANCAISE Piastres 3 CILICIE in violet, tied by bilingual ADANA 20 2 20 cancel, red manuscript address from the Armenian Church, CONTROL POSTA cancellation at center, mailed during French occupation of Cilicia following World War I, rare overseas Armenian diaspora correspondence from the short-lived mandate, 3 Piastre high denomination stamp not commonly used on cover, of particular historical and geopolitical interest due to the presence of French forces in Cilicia from 1918 to 1921 under the terms of the Armistice of Mudros, a period marked by ethno-political upheaval including the Franco-Turkish War and Armenian repatriation efforts, Adana serving as a strategic center of administration and conflict during the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, French postal infrastructure established briefly in this contested region, letter may reflect ecclesiastical communications from the Armenian Patriarchate amid persecution and displacement, bilingual cancel indicative of transitional postal authority, CONTROL POSTA marking reflecting censorship or military oversight common in mandated zones, significant for collectors of Levant postal history and Franco-Armenian philately, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 900€.

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Türkei Italienische Besetzungs Postämter

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Türkei Italienische Besetzungs Postämter

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Los 2384

50,00 EUR

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1917, from CONSTANTINOPLE to BERLIN, Turkish picture postcard used through German military post, tied by bilingual circular

1917, from CONSTANTINOPLE to BERLIN, Turkish picture postcard used through German military post, tied by bilingual circular cancel KONSTANTINOPEL 29.3.1917 LOPO MIL MIS, violet circular handstamp of KÖN PRE KRIEGSALNUTERIUM BRIEF STEMPEL VERTRETER IN KONSTANTINOPEL, red straight-line instructional marking SENDET KEINE NAHRUNGSMITTEL NACH DER TÜRKEI, addressed to Wolfgang Günther, multicolor lithographed view of Constantinople (Sept Tours) with Arabic and French inscriptions, outstanding example of German military mail handling under Ottoman postal administration during World War I, minor crease is not of significant relevance, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 200€.

Türkei Italienische Besetzungs Postämter

Los 2433

Sassone 83

140,00 EUR

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1919, Italian stamps used in Turkey, from Constantinople to Bern, Switzerland, commercial envelope addressed to the

1919, Italian stamps used in Turkey, from Constantinople to Bern, Switzerland, commercial envelope addressed to the Institut Séro-Thérapique et Vaccinal Suisse, franked with 25c blue Victor Emmanuel III of Italy, cancelled POSTA MILITARE 15 on 2-10-1919, used by Italian military postal authorities during the Allied occupation of Constantinople following World War I, reverse shows sender’s imprint HASS & SALTI CONSTANTINOPLE, unusual use of an homeland issue in the Levant, where postal regulations typically required stamps denominated in piastres or paras, philatelically important as a tolerated irregular usage during postwar transition, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 600€.

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Los 2489

180,00 EUR

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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€.

Los 2607

Scott 9

140,00 EUR

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1868, from Sarajevo to Odessa, letter franked with (4) examples of the 20 para orange stamp, tied by clear concentric ring SARAYBOSNA date

1868, from Sarajevo to Odessa, letter franked with (4) examples of the 20 para orange stamp, tied by clear concentric ring SARAYBOSNA date cancellations, total franking 80 para equaling 2 piastres, likely paying the double-weight international letter rate, routed overland via Constantinople and by Black Sea steamer to southern Russia, clean and attractive example of higher-rate commercial mail from Bosnia Eyalet to the Russian Empire, scarce usage with full franking from Ottoman Balkans, VF! Estimate 400€.

Los 2608

Scott 21, 40

160,00 EUR

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1874-5, from Dimetoka (Ottoman Thrace), envelope franked with 20 para orange and 1 piastre green Ottoman Tughra issue stamps, both tied by

1874-5, from Dimetoka (Ottoman Thrace), envelope franked with 20 para orange and 1 piastre green Ottoman Tughra issue stamps, both tied by double-circle DIMETOKA postmark in Arabic, second Ottoman circular marking on reverse possibly transit or arrival, pencil signature on reverse by philatelic expert writing in Sorani, handwritten bilingual address, rare mixed franking representing higher-rate postage possibly for registered or foreign destination, scarce usage from multi-ethnic region of Western Thrace during final Ottoman decades, expert-signed example adding philatelic value and provenance, VF! Estimate 400€.

Los 2609

Scott 42,43,4...

340,00 EUR

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1881, from Tarsous to Aleppo, cover franked with 10 paras lilac (Scott 42), 20 paras pale green (Scott 43), and three 1 piastre yellow

1881, from Tarsous to Aleppo, cover franked with 10 paras lilac (Scott 42), 20 paras pale green (Scott 43), and three 1 piastre yellow (Scott 44), Ottoman Tughra issue stamps tied by Turkish cancellations, blue oval company cachet from TARSOUS at lower left front, handwritten address in Ottoman Turkish and latin, reverse shows clear arrival circular datestamp ALEP 30 November 1881, correctly franked multi-value internal letter rate within the Ottoman Empire, scarce commercial usage with full postal and company documentation, VF! Estimate 600€.

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Cilicien Postkarten

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Cilicien Postkarten

Los 2610

Scott 42, 43,...

180,00 EUR

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1871, from Mersina to Aleppo, Ottoman envelope franked with 10 pa red lilac (Scott 42), 20 pa pale green (Scott 43), 2 pi yellow (Scott

1871, from Mersina to Aleppo, Ottoman envelope franked with 10 pa red lilac (Scott 42), 20 pa pale green (Scott 43), 2 pi yellow (Scott 44), and 2 pi ochre with brown frame postage due stamp (Scott J23) affixed at lower right with corner damage, all tied by MERSINA cds, oval commercial cachet DE SALUHY & CO MERSINA at left, addressed in Ottoman Turkish and French, backstamped ALEP 30 NOV 71 arrival, full internal Ottoman franking including a postage due usage, scarce mixed franking showing accounting adjustment on inland mail between key Levantine cities, signed Sorani, F-VF. Estimate 600€.

Cilicien Postkarten

Los 2611

Michel 186

80,00 EUR

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1920, philatelic postcard franked with 2 Paras green Ottoman issue with red handstamp and additional Ottoman pictorial issues (5)

1920, philatelic postcard franked with 2 Paras green Ottoman issue with red handstamp and additional Ottoman pictorial issues (5) with black overprint Cilicie, values from 1 to 5 Piastres, tied by multiple strikes of MERSINE 19.11.20 circular date stamps, mounted on French WWI propaganda postcard titled Celui qui a vaincu, prepared during the last months of the French occupation of Cilicia, attractive and complete postmarking on all stamps, classic example of philatelic production during the post-Ottoman transition in Southern Anatolia, ex Kugel, VF-XF! Estimate 400€.

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Türkei Britische Levante Postämter Postkarten

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Los 2612

280,00 EUR

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1933, From Istanbul to Braunschweig, cover franked with 6 kuruş (2) and 20 para orange stamps, tied by black circular cancels

1933, From Istanbul to Braunschweig, cover franked with 6 kuruş (2) and 20 para orange stamps, tied by black circular cancels ISTANBUL 16.11.33, reverse with indication of POLISH PALESTINE LINE CONSTANZA–PALESTINE–CONSTANZA and red flag emblem, on reverse with ISTANBUL and arrival BRAUNSCHWEIG 19.11.33 cancellation, scarce maritime usage on commercial shipping line operating Black Sea–Eastern Mediterranean service, in operation during tense interwar period marked by shifting political landscapes in Southeastern Europe and the Levant, POLISH PALESTINE LINE founded by influential Polish-Jewish entrepreneur Ignacy Gruenbaum, key figure in Zionist movement and early advocate of Jewish maritime independence, postal route reflects increasing Jewish migration and trade links via Palestine prior to WWII, red flag emblem symbolizing national carrier status under Polish registry, important postal history item illustrating logistical networks facilitating economic and political ties between Ottoman successor states and Central Europe, ex Kugel, VF-XF! Estimate 1.200€.

Türkei Britische Levante Postämter Postkarten

Los 3240

SG L2

120,00 EUR

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1912, from Constantinople to London, franked with 1d red with LEVANT overprint, cancelled BRITISH POST OFFICE CONSTANTINOPLE B NO 15,

1912, from Constantinople to London, franked with 1d red with LEVANT overprint, cancelled BRITISH POST OFFICE CONSTANTINOPLE B NO 15, postcard datelined 14/11/12, written by Cyril Kamecke of the British Red Cross, stationed in Constantinople during the First Balkan War, message describes medical conditions and complaints about being held at the base hospital while others went to the front, rare British volunteer Red Cross usage during Ottoman conflict, scarce example of British Levant postal activity with Red Cross involvement, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 800€.

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