POSTAL HISTORY COVERS Mails
Lot number 2552 Quality: ZK/✉
F - Folder
1924/1930 Lot of 15 letter-cards/letters with Vloors postage, very fine/to be checked
Starting price: 26€
Lot number 2553 Quality: ✉
E - Envelop
1928 N° 131 “1.75fr. blue Vloors,” single franking on a letter posted from Aba on 2 October 1928 to Vienna, Austria; green propaganda pictorial stamp in white “1st African Games / 3–19 April, 1929 / Alexandria”, very rare; postage at “1.75fr.” correct, very fine
Starting price: 20€
Lot number 2554 Quality: ✉
E - Envelop
1929 N° 115, 120, PA 2 and PA 3 on an airmail registered letter sent from the Portuguese Consulate in Boma on 30 January 1929 to Leopoldville, intact wax seal on the reverse from the Portuguese Consulate in Boma, very fine
Starting price: 30€
Lot number 2555 Quality: ZK/✉
F - Folder
1929/1936 Lot of 14 letter-cards/postcards with Stanley, ‘Caritas’ and indigenous scenes postage stamps, very fine/to be checked
Starting price: 24€
Lot number 2556 Quality: ✉
E - Envelop
1931 N° 144 and 163 ‘Stanley’ and PA 1 and 2 on a registered letter sent from Lusambo on 17 March 1931 to a passenger aboard the ‘Léopoldville’ in Boma, rare domestic post, very fine
Starting price: 30€
Lot number 2557 Quality: ✉
E - Envelop
1932 N° 164 “2fr. on 1.60fr. grey Stanley”, single franking on a letter posted from Dilolo on 8 March 1932 to Austria (postage rate in force from 1 January 1931 to 31 January 1934), rare stamp on letter, very fine
Starting price: 14€
Lot number 2558 Quality: ZK
F - Folder
1934/1939 A small collection of 10 illustrated postcards sent by a couple from Albertville to their children in Belgium, with various postage stamps; 8 of the postcards feature illustrations enhanced by fragments of superb stamps – these should be checked, very fine
Starting price: 74€
Lot number 2559 Quality: ✉
E - Envelop
1937 N° 168, 172 and 182 “10c. sepia,” “40c. green,” and “10fr. red-orange” from the “Indigenous Scenes” issue on an envelope for an international money order sent from Libenge on 20 March 1937 to Brussels; as the item was postage-free, only the airmail charge of “10.50fr.” was paid (rate in force until 31 March 1937: “3.50fr.” per 5gr.), rare item, very fine
Starting price: 50€