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125 lots this week!
Spring keeps teasing us with a couple of nice days, then a string of truly miserable days! We're in a few of those miserable days now, but soon it will change and we'll take the opportunity to slow down a bit and enjoy some nice weather. In the meantime, we've slowed down just a little this week, with 125 lots, but I think we have made up for the slightly smaller auction with some really interesting and unusual items. Notably, a string of good early US FDCs, including a couple of "First cachets" as well as an interesting group of stamps featuring Canada back-of-the-book, with revenues, semi-official airmails, and a better Newfoundland airmail. Hope you enjoy it!
Check out these highlights:
- Canada features some better 1951 Royal Visit FDCs, 1960s Overseas Mailers and Jackson cachets and nice run of stamps with revenues, semi-official airmails, and Newfoundland airmail,
- a lovely Danish West Indies picture postcard to Germany,
- see Netherlands Indies for several selections of classic postal cards,
- a strong selection of better FDCs from many countries,
- strength in US FDCs, starting in 1929 with many better covers, including blocks of the Prexies and many other popular issues,
- and of course our usual eclectic selection.
Enjoy your browse!
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