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Geschichte, Französischer Adel, Napoleon

Los 1358

380,00 EUR

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1809, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with NO. 18 ARM.D'ALLEMAGNE military postmark, sent from Krems, Austria, during the

1809, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with NO. 18 ARM.D'ALLEMAGNE military postmark, sent from Krems, Austria, during the Napoleonic occupation in 1809, addressed to France, scarce military postal history from the Austrian campaign, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical entire, rare early fieldpost usage from Krems on the Danube, a strategically located Austrian town in Lower Austria, occupied by French forces under the command of Marshal André Masséna during the 1809 campaign, sent shortly after the French victory at the Battle of Wagram and during the brief period of French control following the Armistice of Znaim, NO. 18 ARM.D'ALLEMAGNE postmark refers to the French "Armée d'Allemagne" postal system, established by Napoleon’s military administration to ensure communications between front-line commands and France, Krems, located at a military crossroads, later also played a role during World War I as a supply and medical hub for Austro-Hungarian troops on the Eastern Front, connecting this piece indirectly to the wider martial legacy of the region, the letter offers a tangible link to the logistical complexity of Napoleonic campaigns in Central Europe and documents the transnational reach of French military influence during this period, presence of commanding figures such as Masséna, and proximity to sites of key military engagements including Aspern-Essling and Wagram, place this item at the heart of one of the most consequential theatres of the Napoleonic Wars, an important philatelic artifact combining military, postal and historical interest, documenting temporary French governance in Austrian territories, XF! Estimate 1.500€.

Los 1359

280,00 EUR

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1809, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with NO. 4 ARM. DALLEMAGNE military postmark, sent from St. Pölten, Austria in 1809 during

1809, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with NO. 4 ARM. DALLEMAGNE military postmark, sent from St. Pölten, Austria in 1809 during the Napoleonic occupation, written by a soldier indicating postage to be collected, historical military correspondence from the War against Austria, connected to the Fifth Coalition campaign of 1809, a major military conflict in the Napoleonic Wars where French Imperial forces under Napoleon Bonaparte confronted Austrian forces led by Archduke Charles, the letter is associated with General Claude Ignace François Michaud's division under Marshal Jacques MacDonald operating in Lower Austria, NO. 4 ARM. DALLEMAGNE refers to the field post of General Gabriel Jean Joseph Molitor’s corps, serving under General Dallemagne in the IV Corps, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical entire with strong postal-military relevance, XF! Estimate 900€.

Los 1360

320,00 EUR

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1809, Sacile, the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy, folded letter with watery red SACILE postmark, posted in 1809, used for about 12 months,

1809, Sacile, the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy, folded letter with watery red SACILE postmark, posted in 1809, used for about 12 months, slightly deformed S, postage 19 Centimes in manuscript paid, black regimental cachet on reverse as a seal, sent by Colonel Micketz concerning an undelivered uniform order for his battalion, scarce due to the short lifespan of this postmark, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical entire, XF, posted during the War of the Fifth Coalition, when French and allied forces under Napoleon advanced through Northern Italy toward Austria, SACILE then a key military post in the Friuli region under French control following the Treaty of Pressburg 1805, location of the Battle of Sacile (April 1809), involving troops under Eugène de Beauharnais against Austrian forces commanded by Archduke John, Colonel Micketz possibly attached to a German-speaking auxiliary corps within the Armée d’Italie, uniform supply disruptions were common due to overstretched field logistics, particularly during prelude operations to the campaigns at Piave and Raab, red SACILE postmark rarely encountered, especially in such clear watery impression with legible S, strong historical and philatelic interest, XF! Estimate 900€.

Los 1361

180,00 EUR

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Napoleonic Army in Italy, folded letter with NO. 1 ARM.D. ITALIE military postmark, sent from Milan (Lombardy) to Lyon, during Napoleon's

Napoleonic Army in Italy, folded letter with NO. 1 ARM.D. ITALIE military postmark, sent from Milan (Lombardy) to Lyon, during Napoleon's war against Austria, connected to the Austrian defeat at Wagram, following the earlier Austrian success at Aspern-Essling, Napoleon's Italian campaign formed a key southern front in the War of the Fifth Coalition, a significant phase of the Napoleonic Wars, this item originates during the period when the Army of Italy, under the command of Eugène de Beauharnais, Napoleon’s stepson and Viceroy of the Kingdom of Italy, was engaged in coordinated operations against Habsburg forces in the Alps and the Po Valley, Milan, as capital of the Kingdom of Italy (1805–1814), played a central role in French imperial administration and logistics, the letter predates the decisive Battle of Wagram (5–6 July 1809), where Napoleon secured a hard-fought victory over Archduke Charles of Austria, leading to the Treaty of Schönbrunn, this correspondence may reflect military planning, logistical movement, or administrative communication essential to the war effort, important historical military correspondence, reflecting Franco-Italian military coordination and the strategic geography of Northern Italy, ex Tranmer, XF! Estimate 600€.

Los 1362

200,00 EUR

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1807, Napoleon Army in Italy, entire folded letter from Verona Venezia to Balthier, with the cachet No 34 ARM D ITALIE, manuscript rate

1807, Napoleon Army in Italy, entire folded letter from Verona Venezia to Balthier, with the cachet No 34 ARM D ITALIE, manuscript rate marking, prepaid postage notation, sent during the Napoleonic occupation, addressed to a military official, dispatched from Verona, then part of the Cisalpine Republic under French control, forwarded within the theatre of operations of the ARMÉE D’ITALIE commanded by General Napoleon Bonaparte, referencing the reorganization of northern Italy into satellite republics of France, letter dated shortly after the Treaty of Campo Formio (1797) which ceded Veneto from Austria to France, Balthier possibly connected to military administration or supply corps, item reflects logistical correspondence during military governance, cachet No 34 indicative of internal army postal routing, an early example of campaign mail under direct French military postal authority, very fine and scarce historical item, XF! Estimate 800€.

Los 1363

140,00 EUR

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1809, Napoleonic Army in Germany, folded letter with NO. 44 ARM.DALLEMAGNE military postmark, letter headed Vienna, 19 August 1809, sent

1809, Napoleonic Army in Germany, folded letter with NO. 44 ARM.DALLEMAGNE military postmark, letter headed Vienna, 19 August 1809, sent during Napoleon’s campaign in Austria, related to the occupation of Vienna after the Battle of Wagram, important historical military correspondence, very interesting and desirable entire, written shortly after the decisive Franco-Austrian engagement at Wagram, where Napoleon’s Grande Armée under Marshal André Masséna and General Jean-Baptiste Bessières forced Archduke Charles of Austria to retreat, resulting in the Treaty of Schönbrunn, VIENNA being under French military administration at the time, this cover offers insight into field post operations during the Fifth Coalition, the ARMÉE D'ALLEMAGNE being one of Napoleon’s largest military groups comprising multinational corps including Saxon and Bavarian units, folded letter demonstrates early 19th-century field communication networks, comparison can be drawn to later military postal systems of WWI, where Vienna again became a center of conflict as part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, contents likely linked to logistic or command operations, addressed in French, a reminder of France’s dominant military reach before the decline post-1812, scarce postal history from occupied Vienna, especially dated within weeks of the Wagram campaign’s conclusion, an extraordinary document for collectors focused on military or Austrian philately, VF! Estimate 600€.

Los 1364

1.200,00 EUR

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1805, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with red BAU GAL GRANDE ARMEE postmark, sent from Vienna in 1805 during the War of the

1805, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with red BAU GAL GRANDE ARMEE postmark, sent from Vienna in 1805 during the War of the Third Coalition, addressed to Paymaster General Felician, 1st Corps, Grande Armee in Iglau, contents refer to financial contributions collected for the army, including a 40,000-franc donation from Prince Schwarzenberg, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical entire, rare early example of Napoleonic military postal operations in occupied Austrian territory, postmarked during the critical campaign following the crossing of the Danube and shortly before the decisive Battle of Austerlitz, BAU GAL GRANDE ARMEE handstamp in striking red, applied by French field postal service operating in Vienna immediately after the city's fall to French forces in November 1805, the letter is addressed to PAYMASTER GENERAL FELICIAN, 1ST CORPS, GRANDE ARMEE, stationed in IGLAU, a key logistical hub during Napoleon’s advance into Moravia, notable reference to PRINCE SCHWARZENBERG, prominent Austrian noble and military commander, whose later role in the Napoleonic Wars (notably in the Battle of Leipzig, 1813) marked him as a central figure of the anti-Napoleonic coalitions, the financial contribution detailed in the letter exemplifies the economic burdens imposed by the occupying French forces and highlights the strategies used to sustain the Grande Armée in hostile territory, an exceptional philatelic artifact documenting the administrative and fiscal mechanics of Napoleonic warfare in Habsburg lands, ex TRANMER, provenance confirmed, rare intact example of military correspondence from this phase of the campaign, particularly noteworthy for both postal and historical significance, XF! Estimate 4.500€.

Los 1365

320,00 EUR

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1809, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with red NO. 1 ARM.D ALLEMAGNE military postmark, sent from St. Pölten in 1809, addressed

1809, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with red NO. 1 ARM.D ALLEMAGNE military postmark, sent from St. Pölten in 1809, addressed to the Mayor of Carignano, written by Col. Rissou, 111th Regiment, 3rd Corps, 2nd Division, Army of Germany, requesting aid in locating Fusilier Bauduc, a conscript from Carignano who was wounded at the Battle of Wagram and had a limb amputated, mentions an imperial pension granted by the Emperor, postage to be collected on delivery, red cachet is rare as it is normally found in black, ex Tranmer, of significant postal-historical interest due to its origin during the War of the Fifth Coalition, a decisive campaign in which the French Grande Armée under Emperor Napoleon I engaged the Austrian forces of Archduke Charles, particularly in the Danube valley theatre, with the Battle of Wagram (5–6 July 1809) marking one of Napoleon’s bloodiest victories and leading to the Treaty of Schönbrunn, the sender, Col. Rissou, likely acting as adjutant or commanding officer within Davout’s III Corps, highlights the bureaucratic and humanitarian efforts amid military operations, reflecting both the administrative depth of Napoleonic military logistics and the formal mechanisms for veteran welfare—here referencing a wounded fusilier from Piedmont, a region annexed to the French Empire in 1802 and heavily recruited from during the Napoleonic campaigns, Carignano, located near Turin, was historically tied to the House of Savoy, and its inclusion here underlines the transnational nature of French conscription across occupied and annexed territories, lending strong geostrategic relevance to the letter, which crosses military and civil jurisdictions during active wartime conditions, the red NO. 1 ARM.D ALLEMAGNE strike, rare in this colouration, provides an early example of military postal standardisation by the Grande Armée, usually rendered in black, making this red impression a particularly desirable anomaly for thematic collections focusing on military postal history, Franco-Austrian campaigns, or Napoleonic-era epistolary artefacts, XF! Estimate 1.000€.

Los 1366

180,00 EUR

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1814, Printed newspaper ÖSTERREICHISCHER BEOBACHTER No. 74, dated 15 March 1814, with WIEN 1.KR ZEITUNG 814 signet for newspaper

1814, Printed newspaper ÖSTERREICHISCHER BEOBACHTER No. 74, dated 15 March 1814, with WIEN 1.KR ZEITUNG 814 signet for newspaper tax collection, contains war news about Austrian Field Marshal Prince Karl Philipp zu Schwarzenberg, supreme commander of the allied armies during the War of the Sixth Coalition, reporting on his military operations in France in coordination with Russian and Prussian forces, leading up to the decisive campaign culminating in Napoleon Bonaparte's first abdication in late March 1814, includes mentions of the crossing of the Rhine and the advance toward Paris, representing a key moment in the fall of the First French Empire, Schwarzenberg's leadership being instrumental in the coalition's success, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical item, XF! Estimate 600€.

Los 1367

240,00 EUR

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1798, French Army in Bavaria agianst Austrian troops, folded letter with ARM. DU DANUBE marking, sent from Southern Germany to

1798, French Army in Bavaria agianst Austrian troops, folded letter with ARM. DU DANUBE marking, sent from Southern Germany to France, addressed to Paris, rated 11 DECIMES to pay in France, related to the Second Coalition War, written during the 1799 campaign following the pivotal engagements along the upper Danube river, French forces under GENERAL JEAN-BAPTISTE JOURDAN initially opposed the advancing Austrian army under ARCHDUKE CHARLES of Austria, after defeats at Ostrach and Stockach the French withdrew across the Lech into Bavarian territory, the ARM. DU DANUBE marking indicates dispatch from the DANUBE ARMY headquarters during this critical retreat phase, while the letter's routing through contested southern German territories underscores the complexity of wartime communications, soon after the French re-established control in Switzerland following the withdrawal of Austrian forces and the subsequent defeat of Russian troops under GENERAL ALEXANDER SUVOROV, this correspondence precedes the French consolidation of the HELVETIC REPUBLIC under French influence until 1802, ex Tranmer, scarce campaign letter showing mobile fieldpost usage during Napoleonic operations in southern Germany, very interesting and desirable historical entire, XF! Estimate 800€.

Los 1368

240,00 EUR

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1809, Napoleon occupation of Austria, folded letter from the time of the Fifth Coalition War, during the French military

1809, Napoleon occupation of Austria, folded letter from the time of the Fifth Coalition War, during the French military occupation following the Battle of Wagram and the signing of the Armistice of Znaim, with transit marks D AUTRICHE in red, ALLEMAGNE PAR STRASSBOURG in black, postage rate 13, received 7 OCT. 1809, carried under military privilege and marked m.s. FREE TO FRONTIER, a rare artifact from the turbulent period of Napoleonic expansion into the Habsburg lands, during the reign of Emperor Francis I of Austria, shortly before the Treaty of Schönbrunn, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical entire from a critical phase of European realignment, XF! Estimate 800€.

Los 1369

900,00 EUR

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1809, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with No 23 ARM D ITALIE, BRUCK IN AUSTRIA, from Colonel Bertrand, commanding

1809, Napoleonic Army in Austria, folded letter with No 23 ARM D ITALIE, BRUCK IN AUSTRIA, from Colonel Bertrand, commanding 106th Regiment, to Captain Dulac, Armee d Espagne, historical letter detailing the fighting under Prince Eugene in May near the Piave, forcing Austrian Archduke John from Italy to Hungary, mentions heavy losses 23 officers dead, 38 wounded, 331 NCOs and men dead, 1144 wounded, written 1st September prior to Wagram Battle 14 October leading to the Treaty of Schoenbrunn, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical entire, XF, additional context places this correspondence in the wake of the Battle of the Piave River 8 May 1809 where forces under Viceroy Prince Eugène de Beauharnais, stepson of Napoleon, repelled the Austrian Army under Archduke John of Austria, who had invaded Northern Italy during the Fifth Coalition, the writer Colonel Bertrand was later promoted to General de Brigade and served as aide-de-camp to Napoleon himself, Captain Dulac served with distinction in the Peninsular Campaign under Marshal Suchet, BRUCK IN AUSTRIA served as a significant French military post during the occupation of Austrian territories following the campaign in Carinthia and Styria, the letter foreshadows the strategic consequences of the Battle of Wagram 5–6 July 1809 which compelled Austria to sign the Treaty of Schoenbrunn 14 October, ending the War of the Fifth Coalition, this postal document represents a rare convergence of military operations between two major Napoleonic theatres—Italy and Spain—testifying to the complexity and reach of French imperial logistics, a philatelic and historical gem of the Napoleonic Wars, XF! Estimate 4.000€.

Los 1370

380,00 EUR

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1815, Austrian Army in France, folded letter with official seals on reverse, sent from the Requisitions Commando to General Field Marshall

1815, Austrian Army in France, folded letter with official seals on reverse, sent from the Requisitions Commando to General Field Marshall Lieutenant and Divisional Commander HERMANN GRAF Y WIMPFFEN in Vesoul, marked urgent and sent on 31 July 1815, written during the Austrian occupation of France following the defeat of Napoleon, Vesoul was one of the first towns occupied in the invasion via Basel, no fieldpost marks were used by the Austrians in France, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical entire, historically significant correspondence from the post-Napoleonic allied occupation phase, following the Battle of Waterloo and the Second Treaty of Paris, the presence of the Austrian Army in eastern France marked a crucial element in the reshaping of post-war Europe, Vesoul, strategically located in Haute-Saône, was swiftly occupied by Habsburg troops as part of the coalition efforts to stabilize and monitor France, addressed to HERMANN GRAF Y WIMPFFEN, a high-ranking Austrian officer of Spanish-Austrian descent, known for his leadership in various campaigns including against Napoleon's forces, his command in the French theatre underscores Austria’s leading role in the coalition's occupation strategy, the Requisitions Commando responsible for provisioning the Austrian troops operating in France, operated semi-independently under military governance and reported directly to divisional command, the letter reflects military administration under foreign occupation, its urgency suggesting logistical or operational importance, the absence of fieldpost cancellations aligns with known philatelic characteristics of Austrian mail in France during this period, enhancing both its postal and historical value, rarity of such intact, seal-bearing military correspondence from this short but pivotal period enhances desirability among philatelists specializing in military or Napoleonic-era postal history, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

Los 1371

380,00 EUR

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1814, Austrian Army in France, folded letter with official seal on reverse, sent from Montbeliard to Vesoul Haupt Armee Commando on

1814, Austrian Army in France, folded letter with official seal on reverse, sent from Montbeliard to Vesoul Haupt Armee Commando on 12 January 1814, carried by courier and Thurn und Taxis post, Montbeliard occupied by Austrian troops, part of the postal route Nancy–Basel–Montbeliard, no fieldpost marks used by the Austrians in France, ex Tranmer, historical entire related to the War of the Sixth Coalition, during the final campaign against Napoleonic France, Austrian forces under General Karl Philipp Prince of Schwarzenberg entered eastern France in late 1813, Montbeliard, strategically positioned near the Swiss border, was seized as part of the advance toward Paris, the letter, addressed to the Haupt Armee Commando at Vesoul, reflects the coordination between military command and occupied territories, use of the Thurn und Taxis post underscores the reliance on established postal networks during wartime, absence of Austrian fieldpost markings in France remains philatelically significant, this item, despite lacking typical military cachets, provides a rare documentary link between Austrian operational strategy and territorial control, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

Geschichte, Französischer Adel, Napoleon

Geschichte, Politik, Propaganda

Los 1372

240,00 EUR

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1804, Austrian Army in France, folded letter from HAUPTARMEE GENIE DIREKTION to Field Marshal Karl Philipp Prince of Schwarzenberg

1804, Austrian Army in France, folded letter from HAUPTARMEE GENIE DIREKTION to Field Marshal Karl Philipp Prince of Schwarzenberg in Chaumont, seal of sender on reverse, endorsed by courier over Langres, both Chaumont and Langres were on the principal military-postal routes utilized by the allied forces during the closing campaigns of the Napoleonic Wars, Thurn und Taxis covered the route from Langres to Nancy, routes were confined to sectors where active engagements were avoided and localities held by the Austrian and Allied forces ensured safe transmission, the correspondence likely dates to early 1814 during the Sixth Coalition’s operations in eastern France, when Schwarzenberg, as Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Grand Army, coordinated with Russian and Prussian contingents against Napoleon’s maneuvers, the presence of the HAUPTARMEE GENIE DIREKTION (Main Army Engineer Directorate) reflects the strategic importance of logistical and engineering communication within the coalition army structure, this cover not only illuminates postal routes but also the operational geography of a major European conflict, ex Tranmer, very interesting and desirable historical entire, XF! Estimate 1.000€.

Geschichte, Politik, Propaganda

Los 2528

80,00 EUR

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1940, from Nagybanya Baia Mare Northern Transylvania to local recipient, philatelic propaganda card franked with mixed issues of Hungary

1940, from Nagybanya Baia Mare Northern Transylvania to local recipient, philatelic propaganda card franked with mixed issues of Hungary and Romania, 3 Hungarian propaganda stamps with inscriptions KELET VISSZATERT and ERDELY MAGYAR LESZ commemorating the territorial return of Northern Transylvania, alongside 2 Romanian stamps 1 Leu and 4 Lei, all tied by large commemorative cancel NAGYBANYA VISSZATERT 10 9 1940, issued shortly after the Second Vienna Award where Germany and Italy pressured Romania to cede Northern Transylvania back to Hungary, powerful visual representation of Hungarian revisionist sentiment following the Treaty of Trianon 1920, illustrated reverse with iconic nationalist oath in multiple languages, e.g. I believe in the resurrection of Hungary, symbolically marking Hungarys territorial expansion during World War II, scarce and highly thematic artifact combining propaganda politics and postal history, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 400€.

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