1915 Issue

Lot number 2522 Quality: **

E - Envelop

N° 65 “10c. carmine” in a vertical pair; the top-left corner is cut off. The lower item bears a forged overprint “30c.” intended to create a “curiosity”—a very fine imitation of the genuine overprint; very fine/to be checked

Lot number 2523 Quality: ✉

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1916 N° 69 (4x) ‘50c. lilac-brown’ in a block of 4 on a postal authorisation from the Buta post office, cancelled on 2 June 1916 and bearing the signatures of two witnesses; a rare document and postage, very fine

Lot number 2524 Quality: ✉

E - Envelop

1916 N° 67 (8x) ‘25c. blue’ in 2 pairs and a block of 4, issued by postal authorisation from the Bambili post office, cancelled on 19 August 1916 in Buta, with signatures of two witnesses; a rare document and postage fee, very fine

Lot number 2525 Quality: ✉

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1917 N° 67 (4x) ‘25c. blue’ and N° 69 (2x) ‘50c. lilac-brown’, postmark from Buta dated 14 April 1917, signatures of two witnesses, rare document and postage, very fine

Lot number 2526 Quality: ✉

E - Envelop

1918 N° 70 (2x) ‘1fr. olive’ in a horizontal pair, on a postal authorisation from the Buta post office, cancelled on 9 April 1918, signatures of two witnesses, rare item, very fine

Lot number 2527 Quality: ✉

F - Folder

1919 N° 70 (2x) “1fr. olive” in a vertical pair on a postal authorisation written in Wamba; the stamps were cancelled at the Avakubi post office in March 1919; signatures of two experts; a rare item; very fine

Lot number 2528 Quality: ✉

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1919 N° 70 (2x) ‘1fr. olive’ on a postal authorisation from the Stanleyville post office, cancelled on 26 February 1919, signatures of two witnesses, rare item, very fine

Lot number 2529 Quality: ✉

F - Folder

1919 N° 70 (2x) ‘1fr. olive’ in a vertical pair, on a postal authorisation from the Basoko post office, cancelled on 6 March 1919, signed by two witnesses, rare item, very fine

Lot number 2530 Quality: ✉

F - Folder

1920 N° 65 (10x) ‘10c. carmine’ and N° 70 ‘1fr. olive’ on a postal authorisation from the Stanleyville post office, cancelled on 30 March 1920; the ‘10c.’ stamps are divided into one block of 4 and one block of 6; a very rare postage, very fine

Lot number 2531 Quality: **

F - Folder

No. 68 "40c. carmine-brown" in a complete sheet of 50, combination II + A.3, very fine (OBP €1,300)

Lot number 2532 Quality: **

F - Folder

No. 68 "40c. carmine-brown" in a complete sheet of 50, combination II + A.2, perforation 14, very fine (OBP €1,300)

Lot number 2533 Quality: **

F - Folder

No. 69 "50c. lilac-brown," in a complete sheet of 50 stamps, combination III.4 + B.2, perforation 14, very fine (€2,250)