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234146
C1 x10 (two pairs and a 6-block, all VF), 170 (VF), and 184 (F-VF) on 2 June 1932 airmail COVER FRONT ONLY to the U.S. with air label and notation "Via Air Mail / Oslo-London". The fourth C1 from the left has Facit-listed variety #160v1 "ME on left side connected". Though just a front, this is a spectacular item with high-value franking. If the stamps were simply removed from the paper, they would individually sell for about $200, not counting a premium for the #C1 6-block. While first flight covers bearing #C1 are fairly standard items, 10-C1-stamp frankings such as this are quite exceptional.
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270.00
235899
C9, C10 [1931 30 aur, 1 kr ZEPPELIN Overprints] (VF, Fine+) on 30 June 1931 registered post card to Germany (Heinrich Keimel), with usual green triangular handstamp and Friedrichshafen machine receiver. If the stamps were removed from the cover, they would sell for $310 [1/2012] with this centering. Correct franking for a post card. Very fresh and attractive.
ACTUAL item.
325.00
235902
C15, C17-20, 219 [1934 10, 25, 50 aur, 1, 2 kr Airmail Scenes and 5 aur Fish] (VF) on 12 November 1945 registered airmail cover TO CANADA. Though the sender was a well-known stamp dealer, this cover, addressed to a person at a bank, could very reasonably be a totally commercial use (and if not, then it is still a commercial philatelic use). If this was a philatelic cover, the dealer would have used a 20 aur Airmail to complete the set instead of the 5 aur Fish. The rate is exactly correct for a 15 gram registered airmail cover at this time (60 aur surface to 20g, 60 aur registration, 90 aur per 5g air surcharge). The stamps on the cover would sell for about $90 [1/2012]. A very unusual use.
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170.00
229388
C29, 219, 249 (VF) on 1951 airmail business size cover to the U.S.
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