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this week on eBay

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Just one of the interesting covers
offered this week!

US 1933 Japanese Embassy cover with letter signed by departing Ambassador Debuchi

Tasmania 1880s front Wynyard to Canada - 6 stamp franking incl 3 x 6d

124 lots this week!

We are back after a couple of weeks off eBay. Last week's BuckaCover upload kept us busier than expected and we just didn't have the energy to put together an eBay auction. (But there's still lots of great covers available in BuckaCover, so give it a browse.)

All covers this week, and some unusual stuff! Be sure to see our two featured covers for some great bits of history. We're also loaded with topicals, a pile of different US airplane FDC sets and more.

Check out these highlights!

  • US starts with multiple 1820s-40s stampless covers, illustrated advertising with letterheads, letterhead invoices with revenue stamps, a great piece of US-Japan relations history of the 1930s (see featured cover), maximum cards, airplane sets with unusual cachets and other neat stuff,
  • GB includes four Battle of Britain 50th Anniversary covers signed by BoB pilots, a WWII Polish Fieldpost local, FDCs with nicer cachets, and several philatelic numismatic covers (PNC's)
  • Look under C for "Cunard" for a passenger log of the Feb 5, 1947 voyage of the RMS Queen Elizabeth -- maybe a relative was aboard!
  • a couple of early Thailand postal cards, used,
  • and lots more interesting stuff - well worth a look!

Enjoy your browse!

Auctions closing Saturday November 7, 2026

This Week's Page Index
Page 1   Austria to Italy
Page 2   Japan to US
Page 3   US (cont'd) to US
Page 4   US (cont'd) to Vietnam
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More about our eBay auctions

Why do we auction our best covers? Over the years we have built up a long list of customers, many of whom collect the same things. We think making the best covers available to the highest bidder is the fairest way of deciding where they go.

"I don't like eBay, but I want some of your auction covers". We hear this from time to time. Usually, the not liking eBay means not liking searching through masses of listings -- and we sympathize with that!. With our auctions, you don't have to search. We present you with a neat list of this week's covers that is pleasant to browse. If you see something you want to bid on, the link will take you straight to the lot on eBay to place your bid-- it's no tougher than opening a Bid Sheet!

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