1878, 3c light blue & carmine, tied to folded cover by crisp St. Thomas c.d.s. (23 Nov), further free strike beside, adjacent “Frederiksted / 24/ 11 78 / L K” manuscript cancellation, to St. Croix, “Christiansted” written in blue above, light horizontal fold clear of markings, the odd toning spot and small wormhole at upper right, else a fine and rare cover, believed the only known example of the Frederiksted emergency manuscript marking...
Heinrich Köhler 383rd Auction – Day 1 - Single Lots: Europe and Colonies, incl. Great Britain and British Commonwealth, Overseas countries
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Mar 14, 2024 Europe/Berlin
Heinrich Koehler Auktionen Heinrich Köhler 383rd Auction – Day 1 - Single Lots: Europe and Colonies, incl. Great Britain and British Commonwealth, Overseas countries
Thursday Mar 14, 2024 09:00 Europe/Berlin
Viewing times of the 383rd Heinrich Köhler auction and
The ERIVAN Collection – 11th auction
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14 – 15 March 2024 Thursday to Friday 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
18 – 22 March 2024 Monday to Friday 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
23 March 2024 Saturday starting 8.30 a.m.
Special Viewing: From 1–3 March 2024, no single lots Bavaria can be viewed in our office in Wiesbaden, as they will be at the Philatelia Munich for viewing.
Auction Schedule
Thursday, 14 March 2024 09:00 CET 1001–1841
Single Lots: Europe and Colonies, incl. Great Britain and British Commonwealth, Overseas countries
Special offer: Departements Conquis – The Wilma Droemont Collection
Special offer: Chile – The Colon Issues (part II)
Thursday, 14 March 2024 16:00 CET 6001–6204 Special Catalogue: Danish West Indies 1806–1917 – The "Baghira" Collection
Friday, 15 March 2024 09:00 CET 1842–2109
Single Lots: Olympics, Thematics, Literature
Special offer: Summer Olympic Games – The Fredrik C. Schreuder Collection (part II)
Special offer: Ludwig van Beethoven – The Yukio Onuma Collection (part II)
Special offer: Volkswagen – a German Myth – The Dr Edo-Meino Eden Collection
Friday, 15 March 2024 12:00 CET 5001–5569 Special Catalogue: Airmail and Zeppelin Mail – inclusive the collection of the Sieger family
Monday, 18 March 2024 10:00 CET 2110–2328 Single Lots: German Empire 1872 – 1945
Monday, 18 March 2024 12:30 CET 6601–6960 Special Catalogue: German Reichspost – Shield Issues – The Michael Rehme Collection (part II)
Tuesday, 19 March 2024 09:00 CET 2329–2887
Single Lots: German post offices abroad and colonies
Special offer: Registered Letters of the German Foreign Post Offices and German Colonies (part III)
Special offer: German South West Africa – Cancellations on Private and Field Post
Special offer: German Post in China and Kiautschou – Post during WWI and Trans-Siberian Railway – The Dr Heinz Findeiss Collection
Tuesday, 19 March 2024 14:00 CET 6501–6600 Special Catalogue: German Post Offices in Morocco & German Post Offices in Turkey – The "Waldersee" Collection
Tuesday, 19 March 2024 15:00 CET 2888–3653
Single Lots: German Occupation WWI, German Areas and Plebiscites, Saar, Danzig, Memel, German Occupation WWII, Germany after 1945
Special offer: Definitive Issue Posthorn 1951 – Specialised Collection
Wednesday, 20 March 2024 09:00 CET 7001–7758 Special Catalogue: Germany 1849–2000 – German Empire, German Colonies with Occupation Issues (G.R.I. and MAFIA), Plebiscite Areas, Germany after WWII – The Erik B. Nagel Collection (part III)
Wednesday, 20 March 2024 16:00 CET 10001–10331 Country Collections: Europe, including Great Britain and British Commonwealth
Thursday, 21 March 2024 09:00 CET 10332–11234
Country Collections: Overseas
Collections and Lots: General collections All World / Europe / Overseas, Airmail and Zeppelin, Thematic collections, Picture Postcards, Literature, Coins
Collections Germany: German States, German Empire, German post offices abroad and Colonies, German Occupation WWI, German Areas and Plebiscites, Danzig, Memel, German Occupation WWII, General collections Germany, Germany after 1945
Friday, 22 March 2024 10:00 CET 8001–8097 Special Catalogue: Grand Duchy of Baden – Frankings and Postal History – The Klaus Peter Geis Collection
Friday, 22 March 2024 11:00 CET 8201–8299 Special Catalogue: Kingdom of Bavaria – Postal History and Social Philately 1806–1875 – The Oliver Reifenrath Collection
Friday, 22 March 2024 12:00 CET 8501–8571 Special Catalogue: Free Hanseatic City of Bremen – The Karl-Hillard Geuther Collection (part III)
Friday, 22 March 2024 13:00 CET 8601–8815 Special Catalogue: Heligoland – The Dr. Hans Friedrich Häuser Collection (part II)
Friday, 22 March 2024 15:00 CET 9001–9244 Special Catalogue: Schleswig-Holstein 1850–1867 – The Rolf Beyerodt Collection
Saturday, 23 March 2024 08:30 CET 3654–4207
Single Lots: German States Baden – Wuerttemberg, North German Confederation
Special offer: The Principalities of Lippe – The Gustav Strunk Collections (part II)
Saturday, 23 March 2024 14:30 CET 1–160 Special Catalogue: German States: Bavaria from 1849 – Auction of 'Missed Opportunities' – Collections – The ERIVAN Collection – 11th Auction
Breaks when appropriate. We expect to auction off 50-120 lots per hour, depending on the area.
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Lot #6038 - Denmark danish west indies
1879, folded cover, franked with 7c lilac & yellow horizontal pair, tied by bold St. Thomas c.d.s. (17 Feb), to Rio Hacha, New Grenada [Colombia], “4” in red and “10” in blue manuscript accountancy marks on front, some light separation along folds, else a fine cover to an unusual destination; with 1996 Nielsen and Moller certificates.
Lot #6039 - Denmark danish west indies
1879, 5c green & gray, horizontal pair, tied to folded letter by St. Thomas c.d.s. (6 Jun), to Grimstad, Norway, some light wrinkles and filing folds, but an uncommon example of this rate, having been apparently accepted without postage due, despite the rate having been raised to 12c three months prior in March, 1879.
Lot #6040 - Denmark danish west indies
1879, 12c lilac & green, tied to folded letter from G. Guttormsen, Ship Broker, tied by St. Thomas c.d.s. (16 Mar), to Grimstad, Norway, red London Paid transit c.d.s. on front (29 March), a difficult single franking, fresh and very fine.
Lot #6041 - Denmark danish west indies
1880, 1c green & lilac-purple, horizontal pair, tied to cover by St. Thomas c.d.s. (21 Mar), paying the printed circular rate to West Arichat, Cape Breton (Nova Scotia), Canada, with split-ring arrival backstamp, a fine and visually-pleasing example of this difficult rate, to an uncommon destination.
Lot #6042 - Denmark danish west indies
1880, 7c red-lilac & orange, 10c on 50c Provisional, tied to registered cover by Frederiksted c.d.s. (11 Nov), from St. Croix to Copenhagen, Denmark, with Registered/London hooded c.d.s. (28 Nov) transit on front, c.d.s. arrival backstamp (30 Nov), fine.
Lot #6043 - Denmark danish west indies
1880, 5c green & grey, tied to folded cover by St. Thomas c.d.s. (15 Jan), to San Juan, Puerto Rico, endorsed “pr. Arno” in manuscript and struck with oval datestamp of forwarding agents J.F.D. Jurgens & Co, some ink erosion, vertical filing fold crossing adhesive, an uncommon single franking, which paid the rate for mail within 300 miles of the Danish West Indies.
Lot #6044 - Denmark danish west indies
1881, 3c postal stationery card, uprated with two 1c green & purple, tied by St. Thomas c.d.s. (25 Nov), to Funchal, Madeira, endorsed “pr. R.M. Str. via Barbados” in manuscript, backstamped with London transit (13 Dec) and oval Funchal receiver, Captain Becker / Superintendent / St. Thomas / Hamburg American Packet Company sender’s handstamp on front, the occasional tone spot of little importance, a most visually-appealing card to a rare...
Lot #6045 - Denmark danish west indies
1885, 2c postal stationery cover, uprated with 3c blue-grey & red, 5c green & grey, an 10c on 50c surcharge, tied by St. Thomas c.d.s. (30 Nov), registered to Stettin, Germany, with c.d.s. arrival backstamp (20.12), return address of a sailor on board the “S.M.S. Stosch, Charlotte Amalia (St. Thomas)”, quite fresh and scarce.
The S.M.S. Stosch was a Bismarck-class Corvette built for the Imperial German Navy in 1870s. Throughout...
Lot #6046 - Denmark danish west indies
1887, 1c on 7c strip of four, strip of three, pair, and single, cancelled by St. Thomas c.d.s. (23 Nov), to Port of Spain, Trinidad, with c.d.s. receiver centrally-struck on front (Dec 2), some light water stains, mostly confined to reverse, an impressive franking in payment of the 10c rate, rare.
In April, 1887, a large purchase by a commercial firm led to a shortage of 1c stamps. To address the lack of 1c adhesives, the decision was...
Lot #6047 - Denmark danish west indies
1888, 3c embossed postal stationery cover, uprated with 4c brown & blue and 10c ultramarine and dark brown, each tied by St. Thomas c.d.s. (2 Jan), registered to Frankfurt, Germany, with c.d.s. arrival backstamp (23 Jan), a fine and scarce usage.
Lot #6048 - Denmark danish west indies
1889, 2c postal stationery cover, uprated with three 1c light green & brown red, single 3c blue-grey & red, 4c brown & blue, 5c green & grey, and 10c blue & dark brown, tied by mostly indistinct St. Thomas c.d.s. (1 Aug), registered to Guayaquil, Ecuador, endorsed “via Panama”, a colourful franking and rare destination.
Lot #6049 - Denmark danish west indies
1890, 5c green & grey, horizontal pair, tied to cover by St. Thomas c.d.s. (12 Mar), endorsed “pr. Allianca, via New York”, to Toronto, Canada, with carrier mark struck on front, New York / Paid All transit (Mar 21) and Toronto split-ring (Mar 22) backstamps, light crease at top, else fresh and fine, an uncommon destination.
Lot #6050 - Denmark danish west indies
1891, 1c green and lilac-purple, horizontal pair, tied to wrapper by neatly-struck St. Thomas c.d.s. (27 Mar), endorsed “pr. S.S. Alliance”, to New Jersey, United States, a pleasing example of the uncommon printed circular rate, fine.
Lot #6051 - Denmark danish west indies
1895, 1c green and lilac-purple, strip of six and single, 3c blue & rose carmine, inverted frame, and 7c lilac & yellow, tied to Sun Life Assurance Co. cover by Frederiksted c.d.s. (9 Nov), registered to Montreal, Canada, with St. Thomas (12 Nov), New York (2 Dec) and Montreal (4 Dec) backstamps, the occasional light crease, a scarce usage, paying the single letter rate plus registration fee, attractive.
Lot #6052 - Denmark danish west indies
1895, 2c postal stationery card, uprated with 1c green & lilac purple, tied by St. Thomas c.d.s. (31 Jan), to Corbach, Germany, with c.d.s. receiver on front, transit mark “Aus Westindien / P. Hamburg Dampfer / Uber Coeln” c.d.s. (21 Feb), adhesive with some discoloration, light edge wear, a scarce ship marking.
Lot #6053 - Denmark danish west indies
1896, 3c postal stationery cover, uprated with 4c brown & blue, 10 CENTS on 50c surcharge, tied to registered cover to New York, United States by neatly-struck St. Thomas c.d.s. (22 Jan), endorsed to be sent via Cuba, with violet arrival backstamp, hinge remnants on reverse from prior mounting, fine; with 1988 Moeller certificate.
Lot #6054 - Denmark danish west indies
1897, 1c light green & lilac rose pair, 5c green & grey, and 10c light blue & brown, all with inverted frame, tied to registered cover to Boston, Massachusetts, by St. Thomas c.d.s. (17 Apr), with New York (27 Apr) transit backstamp, slightly reduced at right well clear of adhesive, else very fine, a lovely three-colour franking, particularly desirable with the scarce 10c inverted frame.
Lot #6055 - Denmark danish west indies
1897, 5c yellow-green & grey, inverted frame, horizontal strip of four, tied to cover by St. Thomas c.d.s. (15 Aug), endorsed “per Pretoria” in manuscript, to New York, United States, with c.d.s. arrival backstamp, violet oval sender’s cachet of Captain F. Becker, Superintendent of the Hamburg-America Packet Company, some faults to reverse from prior mounting, else a fine example of this double rate.
Lot #6056 - Denmark danish west indies
1899, 3c light blue & carmine, inverted frame, with 12c lilac & green pair, tied to registered cover to Camden, New Jersey, by St. Thomas c.d.s. (21 Jun), with New York transit backstamp, small faults to back, but a very fine appearing entire, correctly paying the double letter rate and registration fee; with 1988 Moller certificate.
Lot #6057 - Denmark danish west indies
1899, 1c green and lilac-rose, horizontal pair, and 5c green & grey, strip of three, frameline inverted, all tied to registered cover to Camden, New Jersey by St. Thomas c.d.s. (17 May), with New York transit backstamp, a lovely franking and remarkably fresh cover; with 1995 Moller certificate.
Lot #6058 - Denmark danish west indies
1899, 3c light blue & carmine, frame inverted, 4c brown & blue, 5c green and grey pair, frame inverted, tied to registered cover to New York by indistinct St. Thomas c.d.s., received in Brooklyn and redirected, affixed with 2c Washington and cancelled with Brooklyn oval, backstamped FOR NEW TRIAL, oval Brooklyn, New York / Reg’y Div., New York NY Reg’y Div (23 Apr), next-day Brooklyn N.Y. Reg. Bus. c.d.s., striking and most unusual....
Lot #6059 - Denmark danish west indies
1900, 2c postal stationery cover, uprated with 3c light blue & carmine, frame inverted, and 5c light blue, all tied to cover by St. Thomas c.d.s. (31 Dec), to Dunedin, New Zealand, with c.d.s. arrival backstamp (20 Feb), a scarce destination.
Lot #6060 - Denmark danish west indies
1902, 4c brown & blue horizontal pair, 5c light blue, 8c on 10c surcharge, all tied by Christiansted c.d.s. (8 Aug), registered to Rogers, Arkansas, with Frederiksted (9 Aug) and New York (19 Aug) transit backstamps light wrinkles, an uncommon double-rate registered cover.
Lot #6061 - Denmark danish west indies
1903, 4c brown & blue, horizontal pair, tied to Fecthenburg & Co cover to Hamburg, Germany by clean strike of St. Thomas c.d.s. (27 Feb), endorsed “per German Mail”, with Hamburg c.d.s. arrival backstamp (21 Mar), file hole punch at upper left, trace of discoloration at left margin and adhesions on reverse from prior mounting, a pleasing and scarce franking.
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