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Ägypten (Königreich)

Libanon Österreichische Levante Postämter

Ägypten (Königreich)

Libanon Österreichische Levante Postämter

Ägypten (Königreich)

Los 7007

200,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd P.O. in Beirut 1854 (Dec 4): Entire letter from the well-known Diab correspondence to Alexandria, Egypt struck by clear

Austrian Lloyd P.O. in Beirut 1854 (Dec 4): Entire letter from the well-known Diab correspondence to Alexandria, Egypt struck by clear „AGENZIA DEL LLOYD AUSTRIACO / BERUTTI“ handstamp (Tranmer fig. 1), dealer's cachet in blue alongside. File fold and some staining, nevertheless an appealing cover with the first Lloyd Beirut handstamp, the 'sunburst without sun'. Signed Sorani.

Libanon Österreichische Levante Postämter

Los 7008

750,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd P.O. in Beirut 1864 (Feb 7): Fully paid Envelope from Damascus via Beirut to Morat / Murten, Switzerland, struck by fair

Austrian Lloyd P.O. in Beirut 1864 (Feb 7): Fully paid Envelope from Damascus via Beirut to Morat / Murten, Switzerland, struck by fair two-line „BEYRUT. / 7. FEB.“ datestamp (Tranmer fig. 2). Reverse with "J. J. WEBER & Cie / BAGDAD" bilingual sender's cachet in blue, BRIG transit cds, and MORAT arrival cds (Feb 23), both in black. Reverse shows postage calculation with 20 soldi for the Lloyd and 25 soldi for Austria & Switzerland. Cover torn at top and some staining, nevertheless a spectacular through the desert item to Switzerland. Reference: Displayed and discussed in Cedar catalogue, page 17.

Los 7009

Michel V21+V23

500,00 CHF

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Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1865 (Sept 2): Entire letter to the Lloyd P.O. in Constantinople bearing 1864 Arms 5 so. rose and 15 so.

Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1865 (Sept 2): Entire letter to the Lloyd P.O. in Constantinople bearing 1864 Arms 5 so. rose and 15 so. brown perf 9½, a fresh examples tied by „BERUTTI 2 / 9“ cds in black (Tranmer fig. 3). Reverse with "LLOYD AGENZIE COSTANTINOPOLI 11 / 9" arrival cds (Tchilinghirian fig 446). A fine and fresh cover with the adhesives paying correctly the Lloyd rate, cert. E. Diena (1987).

Los 7010

Michel V21

400,00 CHF

Live

Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1866 (Oct 30): Entire letter written in Hebrew to Trieste bearing a horizontal strip of three 1864 Arms 5

Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1866 (Oct 30): Entire letter written in Hebrew to Trieste bearing a horizontal strip of three 1864 Arms 5 so. rose perf 9½, a fine slightly toned multiple well embossed, tied by „BERUTTI 30 / 10“ cds in brownish black (Tranmer fig. 3)., the bilingual sender's cachet of Aron Jedid Levy in blue alongside. Reverse with oval TRIEST arrival datestamp (Nov 13). Lower left part of cover front skillfully restored and part of address label redrawn, nevertheless an appealing cover with the adhesives paying correctly the 15 soldi Lloyd rate to Trieste harbour in its first month, valid from October 15, 1866. Ferchenbauer = € 1'800 for the multiple on cover. Reference: Displayed and discussed in Cedar catalogue, page 18.

Los 7011

Michel V20+V22...

750,00 CHF

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Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1867 (Nov 13): Envelope to Florence, Italy, bearing a three-colour franking of 1864 Arms 3 so green, 10 so

Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1867 (Nov 13): Envelope to Florence, Italy, bearing a three-colour franking of 1864 Arms 3 so green, 10 so blue and 15 so brown, all perf. 9½, tied by clear “BERUTTI 3 / 5” cds (Tranmer fig. 3) in brown and decent framed PD in black, reverse with “FIRENZE 28 / 11 / 67” arrival cds and distribution cachet, both in black. An attractive small cover. Signed Avanzo, cert. E. Diena (1985). Note: Until October 1866 a single 28 soldi rate to Italy was valid with 20 soldi for the Lloyd and 8 Soldi for Italy. However this rate was used in some offices without interruption also after in October 1866 the Lloyd part of the rate was reduced to and even after a new tariff with Italy came into force in October 1867 with 10 soldi for the Lloyd and 15 soldi for Austria and Italy. The present cover is such an example where the sender had to pay 28 instead of 25 soldi.

Los 7012

Michel V20+V23...

1.000,00 CHF

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Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1869 (April 29): Entire letter to Genova, endorsed „via Brindisi“, bearing 1864 Arms 3 so. green and

Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1869 (April 29): Entire letter to Genova, endorsed „via Brindisi“, bearing 1864 Arms 3 so. green and 15 so. brown, both perf. 9½ in a rare combination franking with 1867 Coarse Whiskers 10 so. blue, three fine and fresh examples, tied by „BERUTTI 29 / 4“ cds in brownish black (Tranmer fig 3), in Brindisi a framed „PIROSCAFI POSTALI ITALIANI“ was struck aside. Reverse with „LLOYD AGENZIE SMIRNE“ and BRINDISI transit cds‘s as well as framed GENOVA arrival datestamp (May 21). One short perf. with the 15 soldi, nevertheless a most interesting late presentation of the wrong 28 soldi rate, a very rare franking with only two known from Beirut. Cert. Ferchenbauer (2024) Ferchenbauer = € 3‘200. Note: Until October 1866 a single 28 soldi rate to Italy was valid with 20 soldi for the Lloyd and 8 Soldi for Italy. However this rate was used in some offices without interruption also after in October 1866 the Lloyd part of the rate was reduced to and even after a new tariff with Italy came into force in October 1867 with 10 soldi for the Lloyd and 15 soldi for Austria and Italy. The present cover is such an example where the sender had to paid 28 instead of 25 soldi.

Ganzsachen

Libanon Österreichische Levante Postämter

Ganzsachen

Libanon Österreichische Levante Postämter

Ganzsachen

Los 7013

Michel U4+4/I

750,00 CHF

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Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1870 (Sept 12): Stationery Envelope 1867 15 so. brown directed to Milano, bearing an additional franking

Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1870 (Sept 12): Stationery Envelope 1867 15 so. brown directed to Milano, bearing an additional franking of 1867 Coarse Whiskers 10 so. blue, adhesive and imprinted stamp tied by „BERUTTI 12 / 9“ cds in black (Tranmer fig 3). Reverse with "LLOYD AGENTIE SMIRNE" and BRINDISI transit as well as MILANO arrival (Sept 22) cds's. Part of backflap missing, nevertheless an appealing delayed presentation of the 25 soldi rate to Italy already introduced in October 1867. Ferchenbauer for the stationery envelope = € 3'000. Note: Until October 1866 a single 28 soldi rate to Italy was valid with 20 soldi for the Lloyd and 8 Soldi for Italy. However this rate was used in some offices without interruption also after in October 1866 the Lloyd part of the rate was reduced and even after a new tariff with Italy came into force in October 1867 with 10 soldi for the Lloyd and 15 soldi for Austria and Italy. In Beirut the recorded material suggests, that in 1870 the 25 soldi rate was introduced with a delay of about three years in 1870. Stationery envelopes are great rarities in the Austrian Levant offices. Outside Alexandria only few 10 soldi envelopes are recorded in used condition, the 15 soldi envelope even rarer.

Libanon Österreichische Levante Postämter

Los 7014

Michel 2/I+3/I...

250,00 CHF

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Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1872 (Nov 4): Letter sheet to Genova, bearing a three-colour franking of 1867 Coarse Whiskers 3 so. green,

Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1872 (Nov 4): Letter sheet to Genova, bearing a three-colour franking of 1867 Coarse Whiskers 3 so. green, 5 so. red, and 15 so. brown, tied by „BERUTTI 4 / 11“ cds in black (Tranmer fig 3), "P.D." alongside. Reverse with oval TRIEST transit datestamp and GENOVA arrival (Nov 16) cds. An appealing cover. Note: In 1871 the Italy rate was further reduced from 25 to 23 soldi.

Los 7015

Michel 5/I

150,00 CHF

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Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1872 (Nov 22): Double rate Entire letter to Zittau, Saxony, endorsed "Via Trieste", bearing 1867 Coarse

Austrian Consular P.O. in Beirut 1872 (Nov 22): Double rate Entire letter to Zittau, Saxony, endorsed "Via Trieste", bearing 1867 Coarse Whiskers 15 so brown (2), tied by decent “BERUTTI 22 / 11” cds (Tranmer fig. 3) in black, reverse with oval TRIEST transit datestamp and ZITTAU arrival cds (Dec 7), both in black. Tear into the reverse, nevertheless an appealing cover to an unusual destination.

Los 7016

Michel 1/I-4/I

1.500,00 CHF

Live

Austrian Lloyd Agency in Beirut 1873 (March 24): Entire letter from Beirut to Netstall, Switzerland, bearing an attractive four-colour

Austrian Lloyd Agency in Beirut 1873 (March 24): Entire letter from Beirut to Netstall, Switzerland, bearing an attractive four-colour franking of 1867 Coarse Whiskers 2 so yellow, 3 so green, 5 so red, and 10 so blue, tied by decent “BERUTTI 24 / 3” cds (Tranmer fig. 3) in black, reverse with oval TRIEST transit and circular “NETTSTAL 6 IV 73” arrival datestamps in black. An attractive and rare franking, signed Pfenninger, cert. E. Diena (1983) Ferchenbauer = € 8’500.

Los 7017

150,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd office in Beirut, Ingoing 1876 (Sept 3): Envelope from Andover Mass. to Beirut, bearing 1875 Taylor 5 c. blue (Scott 179),

Austrian Lloyd office in Beirut, Ingoing 1876 (Sept 3): Envelope from Andover Mass. to Beirut, bearing 1875 Taylor 5 c. blue (Scott 179), tied by cork handstamp, ANDOVER despatch cds in black and BOSTON transit cds in red alongside. Reverse with WIEN and TRIEST transit datestamps as well as BERUTTI arrival cds of the LLoyd office. This cover is accompanied by another envelope sent 1900 from Stoneham Mass to the Syrian Protestant College in Beirut, delivered by the British office. Note: This letter is directed to the American archeologist Selah Merril D.D. (1837-1909) at the American Palestine Exploration Society in Beirut. It was written by Adelaide Brewster Taylor (1845-1929), the third wife of Selah Merril, whom he had married in April 1875 in Andover. In 1874–1877, Merrill travelled to Palestine where he worked as an archaeologist for the American Palestine Exploration Society, excavating the second wall of Jerusalem and trying to determine the site of Calvary.

Los 7018

Michel 4/II

100,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd Agency in Beirut 1883 (Oct 20): Registered envelope via Alexandria to Cairo, Egypt, bearing a pair 1874 Fine Whiskers 10 so

Austrian Lloyd Agency in Beirut 1883 (Oct 20): Registered envelope via Alexandria to Cairo, Egypt, bearing a pair 1874 Fine Whiskers 10 so blue, tied by “BEIRUTH 10 / 10 83” cds (Tranmer fig. G) in black, "RACOM." handstamp and "ALEXANDRIE RECOMMANDÉE" alongside, reverse with thimble ALEXANDRIEN transit and "CAIRO RECOMMANDÉES. ARRIVÉE” arrival (Oct 25) cds's, both in black. Cover roughly opened on reverse, nevertheless an attractive franking.

Libanon Österreichische Levante Postämter

Vorphilatelie

Libanon Österreichische Levante Postämter

Vorphilatelie

Los 7019

Michel 63

200,00 CHF

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Austrian P.O.'s in Beirut 1914 (June 19): Complete International Money Transfer to Cairo, bearing 1914 1 pi blue, tied by "BEIRUT /

Austrian P.O.'s in Beirut 1914 (June 19): Complete International Money Transfer to Cairo, bearing 1914 1 pi blue, tied by "BEIRUT / ÖSTERR. POST" type L cds in black. Reverse with CAIRO arrival (June 24) and money issue (July 2) cds's. A very scarce usage from the last months of the Austrian Levant mail. Reference: Displayed and discussed in Cedar catalogue, page 22.

Vorphilatelie

Los 7020

1.000,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd Agency in Alexandretta 1855 (Feb 20): Entire from Alexandretta to the Sardinian Consul in Alexandria, internally dated 20

Austrian Lloyd Agency in Alexandretta 1855 (Feb 20): Entire from Alexandretta to the Sardinian Consul in Alexandria, internally dated 20 Feb 1855, struck on despatch with fine very rare "AGENZIA DEL LLOYD AUSTRIACO / ALESSANDRETTA" sunburst handstamp (Müller 2025a = 750 points / Tranmer fig. 2) in green. Very fine and rare. Provenance: Collection Monte Napoleone, Corinphila sale 78 (Sept 1988), lot 905; Cengiz Arsman, DF sale (May 2005), lot 20205.

Vorphilatelie

Europa

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Europa

Los 7021

4.000,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd Agency in Aleppo 1855 (June 12): Entire letter from Aleppo via Alexandretta to London, internally dated “12 June 1855”,

Austrian Lloyd Agency in Aleppo 1855 (June 12): Entire letter from Aleppo via Alexandretta to London, internally dated “12 June 1855”, endorsed "Voie de Trieste", struck with clear and very rare bilingual Arabic "L + A / An Djanibi Postai Nemce Haleb 1855" (Lloyd Austriaco / from the Austrian Post in Aleppo 1855) handstamp (Müller 2024a = 1'400 points / Tranmer fig. 1) in bluish black. In transit in Alexandretta a clear“AGENZIA DEL LLOYD AUSTRIACO / ALESSANDRETTA” (Tranmer fig 1) and a framed “P.P.” were struck in addition to the obverse. Reverse shows London arrival datestamp in red (2 July 1855). Prussia noted '7 1/4' (silbergroschen), the receiver had to pay '1/1' (shilling / pence), noted on obverse. Cover with two minute vertical file folds of no importance, an impressive and appealing entire, unique due to the combination of the Lloyd handstamps from Aleppo and Alexandretta. Cert. Ferchenbauer (2000). Note: This is the only bilingual Austrian Levant postmark - a rarity only in use from 1855/56. Ing. Edwin Müller (1960) knew only two items with this cancellation in black, a number not changed until 1976, when Keith Tranmer published his study on this subject. He stated that this handstamp was used only as an arrival mark, however seven outgoing covers including the present one are known to the describer, all struck in 1855/56 in blue or bluish black and all being part of the same Dahlah correspondence, sent via Trieste or intended to be sent via Trieste to London, showing that this postmark clearly functioned as a temporary despatch postmark. An updated census of the ingoing and outgoing covers recorded can be found hereunder. Provenance: Collection Léon Dubus with an article from Orhan Brandt (1957) describing this cover; collection Cihangir, Corinphila sale 121 (May 2000), lot 1994. Census of the bilingual Arabic " L + A / An Djanibi Postai Nemce Haleb 1855" (Lloyd Austriaco from the Austrian Post in Aleppo 1855) handstamp: Ingoing to Aleppo, 6 covers: Date unknown; Alexandretta to Marcopoli in Aleppo; Collection Västras, Corinphila sale 99, June 1997, lot 9949 1855 (July 18), Marseille to Esdra de Picciotto in Aleppo; Gärtner sale 28, June 2014, lot 2015. 1856 (Feb 8); Alexandretta to Marcopoli in Aleppo; collection 'Monte Napoleone', Corinphila sale 78, Sept. 1988, lot 895; 1856 (March 6); Alexandretta to Marcopoli in Aleppo; collection 'Cihangir', Corinphila sale 121, May 2000, lot 1929 1856 (March 8); Alexandretta to Marcopoli in Aleppo; Collection Hans Smith FRPSL, Corinphila sale 182, Sept 2013, lot 1391 1856 (Nov 6); Constantinople to the Sardinian Consul in Aleppo; Corinphila sale 284, May 2023, lot 1955 Outgoing to London from Dahlah correspondence, sent via Trieste or intended to be sent via Trieste to London, 7 covers: 1855 (June 12); Collection 'Cihangir', Corinphila sale 121, May 2000, lot 1994 1855 (Aug 21); Collection Dubus, Robineau auction, Nov. 1987, lot 551 1855 (Sept 4); Collection Arsman, DF sale, May 2005, lot 20206 1855 (Oct ca); Collection Provera, Corinphila sale 292, Dec 2022, lot 3072 1855 (Dec ca); Collection Schindler, Corinphila sale 255, Sept 2020, lot 7548 1855 (ca); Collection Franz See, Corinphila sale 62, May 1979, lot 2423 1855 (ca); Collection Cihangir, Corinphila sale 124, Oct 2000, lot 5756

Europa

Los 7022

2.000,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd Agency in Aleppo 1855 (Sept 4): Entire letter from Aleppo to London, internally dated “4 7bre 1855”, endorsed "Voie de

Austrian Lloyd Agency in Aleppo 1855 (Sept 4): Entire letter from Aleppo to London, internally dated “4 7bre 1855”, endorsed "Voie de Trieste", struck with superb and very rare bilingual Arabic "L + A / An Djanibi Postai Nemce Haleb 1855" (Lloyd Austriaco from the Austrian Post in Aleppo 1855) handstamp (Müller 2024a = 1'400 points / Tranmer fig. 1) in blue green with framed "P.P." in the same shade alongside. Reverse shows London arrival datestamp in red (8 Oct 1855). Prussia noted '7 1/4' (silbergroschen), the receiver had to pay '1/1' (shilling / pence), noted on obverse. Cover with minute vertical file fold of no importance, an impressive and appealing entire, only seven covers sent abroad known. Signed Calves; cert. Ferchenbauer (2024). Note: This is the only bilingual Austrian Levant postmark - a rarity only in use from 1855/56. Ing. Edwin Müller (1960) knew only two items with this cancellation in black, a number not changed until 1976, when Keith Tranmer published his study on this subject. He stated that this handstamp was used only as an arrival mark, however seven outgoing covers including the present one are known to the describer, all struck in 1855/56 in blue or blackish blue and all being part of the same Dahlah correspondence, sent via Trieste or intended to be sent via Trieste to London, showing that this postmark clearly functioned as a temporary despatch postmark. An updated census of the known material can be found hereunder. Provenance: Collection Cengiz Arsman, DF sale (May 2005), lot 20206. Census of the bilingual Arabic " L + A / An Djanibi Postai Nemce Haleb 1855" (Lloyd Austriaco from the Austrian Post in Aleppo 1855) handstamp: Ingoing to Aleppo, 6 covers: Date unknown; Alexandretta to Marcopoli in Aleppo; Collection Västras, Corinphila sale 99, June 1997, lot 9949 1855 (July 18), Marseille to Esdra de Picciotto in Aleppo; Gärtner sale 28, June 2014, lot 2015. 1856 (Feb 8); Alexandretta to Marcopoli in Aleppo; collection 'Monte Napoleone', Corinphila sale 78, Sept. 1988, lot 895; 1856 (March 6); Alexandretta to Marcopoli in Aleppo; collection 'Cihangir', Corinphila sale 121, May 2000, lot 1929 1856 (March 8); Alexandretta to Marcopoli in Aleppo; Collection Hans Smith FRPSL, Corinphila sale 182, Sept 2013, lot 1391 1856 (Nov 6); Constantinople to the Sardinian Consul in Aleppo; Corinphila sale 284, May 2023, lot 1955 Outgoing to London from Dahlah correspondence, sent via Trieste or intended to be sent via Trieste to London, 7 covers: 1855 (June 12); Collection 'Cihangir', Corinphila sale 121, May 2000, lot 1994 1855 (Aug 21); Collection Dubus, Robineau auction, Nov. 1987, lot 551 1855 (Sept 4); Collection Arsman, DF sale, May 2005, lot 20206 1855 (Oct ca); Collection Provera, Corinphila sale 292, Dec 2022, lot 3072 1855 (Dec ca); Collection Schindler, Corinphila sale 255, Sept 2020, lot 7548 1855 (ca); Collection Franz See, Corinphila sale 62, May 1979, lot 2423 1855 (ca); Collection Cihangir, Corinphila sale 124, Oct 2000, lot 5756

Europa

Vorphilatelie

Europa

Vorphilatelie

Los 7023

400,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd Agency in Aleppo, Ingoing 1856 (Nov 13): Entire letter from the consul of the Kingdom of Napoli in Beirut to Sig. Marcopoli,

Austrian Lloyd Agency in Aleppo, Ingoing 1856 (Nov 13): Entire letter from the consul of the Kingdom of Napoli in Beirut to Sig. Marcopoli, the corresponding consul in Aleppo, struck upon arrival with clear rare "AGENZIA DEL LLOYD AUSTRIACO / ALEPPO" sunburst handstamp (Müller 2024b = 750 points / Tranmer fig. 2) in blue. An entire in perfect shape, the rare handstamp optimally struck. Provenance: Collection Cengiz Arsman, DF sale (May 2005), lot 20204.

Vorphilatelie

Los 7024

400,00 CHF

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Austrian Lloyd Agency in Aleppo, Ingoing 1857 (Jan 16): Entire letter from Smyrna via Alexandretta to Sig. Marcopoli in Aleppo, struck upon

Austrian Lloyd Agency in Aleppo, Ingoing 1857 (Jan 16): Entire letter from Smyrna via Alexandretta to Sig. Marcopoli in Aleppo, struck upon departure by indistinct "AGENZIA DES LLOYD AUSTRIACO / SMYRNE" handstamp (Tranmer fig 6), upon arrival with clear rare "AGENZIA DEL LLOYD AUSTRIACO / ALEPPO" sunburst handstamp (Müller 2024b = 750 points / Tranmer fig. 2) in bluish black. Vertical file fold just mentioned for accuracy, the rare handstamp clearly struck an appealing combination of two Lloyd handstamps.