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Bundesmarken der Schweiz, empfehlenswerte 2-bändige Sammlung von 1850/1969, dazu Dienstmarken,
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Bundesmarken der Schweiz, empfehlenswerte 2-bändige Sammlung von 1850/1969, dazu Dienstmarken, UNO-Büro Genf und Soldatenmarken. Die Sammlung beginnt mit zwei dekorativen Faltbriefen ohne Marke von 1850 (mit Nebenstempel "Nachmittags") und 1870. Es folgen die Ausgabe Rayon I, 5 Rappen, Variante ohne Kreuzumrandung, gestempelt, Altsignatur "Kosack" (Michel Nummer 7II), dann die Ausgabe von 1851, 5 Rappen gestempelt (Michel Nummer 9), Rayon II, 10 Rappen gestempelt, Rayon III, 15 Centimes und 2 x 15 Rappen, gestempelt, dann zwei Briefe, Rayon II, 2 x 10 Centimes, Rayon II und III in Mischfrankatur (10 Centimes, zweimal 15 Centimes) auf Chargé Brief, ungewöhnlicherweise wurden die Marken selbst auch mit "Chargé" Stempel entwertet, sitzende Helvetia in Papiervarianten, dabei Michel Nummer 19 (2 Centimes) mit grünem Seidenfaden, dabei wohl auch eine Michel Nummer 17I Münchner Druck zu 40 Centimes (Alt Attest aus dem Jahre 1951). Dann einige Belege, dabei 10 und 40 Rappen Mischfrankatur (Berner Druck) u.a. weiterer Brief mit der Ausgabe im Münchner Druck (Michel Nummer 17I in Mischfrankatur mit 10 Rappen (nicht unabhängig überprüft), sitzende Helvetia gezähnt, nachfolgende Ausgaben, dabei Blockausgabe 1, Naba 1934 mit Sonderstempel, Blockausgabe 2, Pro Patria 1936 gestempelt, Blockausgabe 5, Pro Patria 1940 gestempelt, Pro Juventute Blockausgabe 1941 und viele weitere gesuchte Ausgaben. Ordentliche, attraktive Sammlung mit einem aktuellen Michelwert von sicher 10.000 Euro, zuzüglich weitere Besonderheiten. Der Sammlung liegt ein Gutachten des öffentlich bestellten und vereidigten Sachverständigen Dr. Bucher bei, der die Sammlung 1994 sogar auf sagenhafte 28.600 DM taxierte. Angesichts des Umfangs der Sammlung wurde auf eine Beschreibung der Qualitäten verzichtet, der Zustand ist bei den selteneren Ausgaben leider nicht immer tadellos, aber dennoch absolut sehenswerte Sammlung.
| Federal stamps of Switzerland, recommended 2-volume collection of 1850/1969, plus official stamps, UN Office Geneva and soldier stamps. The collection starts with two decorative folding covers without stamps from 1850 (with sidestamp "Nachmittags") and 1870. This is followed by the issue Rayon I, 5 centimes, variant without cross border, cancelled, old signature "Kosack" (Michel number 7II), then the issue of 1851, 5 centimes cancelled (Michel number 9), Rayon II, 10 centimes cancelled, Rayon III, 15 centimes and 2 x 15 centimes, cancelled, then two covers, Rayon II, 2 x 10 centimes, Rayon II and III in mixed franking (10 centimes, twice 15 Centimes) on Chargé cover, unusually the stamps themselves were also cancelled with "Chargé" postmark, seated Helvetia in paper variants, besides Michel number 19 (2 Centimes) with green silk thread, probably also a Michel number 17I Munich printing) at 40 Centimes (old certificate from 1951). Then some covers, besides 10 and 40 centimes mixed franking (Berne printing) among other things further letter with the issue in Munich printing (Michel number 17I in mixed franking with 10 centimes (not independently verified), seated Helvetia perforated, subsequent issues, besides souvenir sheet issue 1, Naba 1934 with special cancel, souvenir sheet issue 2, Pro Patria 1936 used, souvenir sheet issue 5, Pro Patria 1940 used, Pro Juventute souvenir sheet issue 1941 and many other popular issues. Neat, attractive collection with a current Michel value of certainly 10,000 euros, plus other special features. The collection is accompanied by an expert opinion of the publicly appointed and sworn expert Dr. Bucher, who even valued the collection in 1994 at a fabulous 28,600 DM. Given the size of the collection, a description of the qualities was waived, the condition is unfortunately not always impeccable in the rarer issues, but still absolutely worth seeing collection.
| Federal stamps of Switzerland, recommended 2-volume collection of 1850/1969, plus official stamps, UN Office Geneva and soldier stamps. The collection starts with two decorative folding covers without stamps from 1850 (with sidestamp "Nachmittags") and 1870. This is followed by the issue Rayon I, 5 centimes, variant without cross border, cancelled, old signature "Kosack" (Michel number 7II), then the issue of 1851, 5 centimes cancelled (Michel number 9), Rayon II, 10 centimes cancelled, Rayon III, 15 centimes and 2 x 15 centimes, cancelled, then two covers, Rayon II, 2 x 10 centimes, Rayon II and III in mixed franking (10 centimes, twice 15 Centimes) on Chargé cover, unusually the stamps themselves were also cancelled with "Chargé" postmark, seated Helvetia in paper variants, besides Michel number 19 (2 Centimes) with green silk thread, probably also a Michel number 17I Munich printing) at 40 Centimes (old certificate from 1951). Then some covers, besides 10 and 40 centimes mixed franking (Berne printing) among other things further letter with the issue in Munich printing (Michel number 17I in mixed franking with 10 centimes (not independently verified), seated Helvetia perforated, subsequent issues, besides souvenir sheet issue 1, Naba 1934 with special cancel, souvenir sheet issue 2, Pro Patria 1936 used, souvenir sheet issue 5, Pro Patria 1940 used, Pro Juventute souvenir sheet issue 1941 and many other popular issues. Neat, attractive collection with a current Michel value of certainly 10,000 euros, plus other special features. The collection is accompanied by an expert opinion of the publicly appointed and sworn expert Dr. Bucher, who even valued the collection in 1994 at a fabulous 28,600 DM. Given the size of the collection, a description of the qualities was waived, the condition is unfortunately not always impeccable in the rarer issues, but still absolutely worth seeing collection.
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Bundesmarken der Schweiz, empfehlenswerte 2-bändige Sammlung von 1850/1969, dazu Dienstmarken, UNO-Büro Genf und Soldatenmarken. Die Sammlung beginnt mit zwei dekorativen Faltbriefen ohne Marke von 1850 (mit Nebenstempel "Nachmittags") und 1870. Es folgen die Ausgabe Rayon I, 5 Rappen, Variante ohne Kreuzumrandung, gestempelt, Altsignatur "Kosack" (Michel Nummer 7II), dann die Ausgabe von 1851, 5 Rappen gestempelt (Michel Nummer 9), Rayon II, 10 Rappen gestempelt, Rayon III, 15 Centimes und 2 x 15 Rappen, gestempelt, dann zwei Briefe, Rayon II, 2 x 10 Centimes, Rayon II und III in Mischfrankatur (10 Centimes, zweimal 15 Centimes) auf Chargé Brief, ungewöhnlicherweise wurden die Marken selbst auch mit "Chargé" Stempel entwertet, sitzende Helvetia in Papiervarianten, dabei Michel Nummer 19 (2 Centimes) mit grünem Seidenfaden, dabei wohl auch eine Michel Nummer 17I Münchner Druck zu 40 Centimes (Alt Attest aus dem Jahre 1951). Dann einige Belege, dabei 10 und 40 Rappen Mischfrankatur (Berner Druck) u.a. weiterer Brief mit der Ausgabe im Münchner Druck (Michel Nummer 17I in Mischfrankatur mit 10 Rappen (nicht unabhängig überprüft), sitzende Helvetia gezähnt, nachfolgende Ausgaben, dabei Blockausgabe 1, Naba 1934 mit Sonderstempel, Blockausgabe 2, Pro Patria 1936 gestempelt, Blockausgabe 5, Pro Patria 1940 gestempelt, Pro Juventute Blockausgabe 1941 und viele weitere gesuchte Ausgaben. Ordentliche, attraktive Sammlung mit einem aktuellen Michelwert von sicher 10.000 Euro, zuzüglich weitere Besonderheiten. Der Sammlung liegt ein Gutachten des öffentlich bestellten und vereidigten Sachverständigen Dr. Bucher bei, der die Sammlung 1994 sogar auf sagenhafte 28.600 DM taxierte. Angesichts des Umfangs der Sammlung wurde auf eine Beschreibung der Qualitäten verzichtet, der Zustand ist bei den selteneren Ausgaben leider nicht immer tadellos, aber dennoch absolut sehenswerte Sammlung.
| Federal stamps of Switzerland, recommended 2-volume collection of 1850/1969, plus official stamps, UN Office Geneva and soldier stamps. The collection starts with two decorative folding covers without stamps from 1850 (with sidestamp "Nachmittags") and 1870. This is followed by the issue Rayon I, 5 centimes, variant without cross border, cancelled, old signature "Kosack" (Michel number 7II), then the issue of 1851, 5 centimes cancelled (Michel number 9), Rayon II, 10 centimes cancelled, Rayon III, 15 centimes and 2 x 15 centimes, cancelled, then two covers, Rayon II, 2 x 10 centimes, Rayon II and III in mixed franking (10 centimes, twice 15 Centimes) on Chargé cover, unusually the stamps themselves were also cancelled with "Chargé" postmark, seated Helvetia in paper variants, besides Michel number 19 (2 Centimes) with green silk thread, probably also a Michel number 17I Munich printing) at 40 Centimes (old certificate from 1951). Then some covers, besides 10 and 40 centimes mixed franking (Berne printing) among other things further letter with the issue in Munich printing (Michel number 17I in mixed franking with 10 centimes (not independently verified), seated Helvetia perforated, subsequent issues, besides souvenir sheet issue 1, Naba 1934 with special cancel, souvenir sheet issue 2, Pro Patria 1936 used, souvenir sheet issue 5, Pro Patria 1940 used, Pro Juventute souvenir sheet issue 1941 and many other popular issues. Neat, attractive collection with a current Michel value of certainly 10,000 euros, plus other special features. The collection is accompanied by an expert opinion of the publicly appointed and sworn expert Dr. Bucher, who even valued the collection in 1994 at a fabulous 28,600 DM. Given the size of the collection, a description of the qualities was waived, the condition is unfortunately not always impeccable in the rarer issues, but still absolutely worth seeing collection.
| Federal stamps of Switzerland, recommended 2-volume collection of 1850/1969, plus official stamps, UN Office Geneva and soldier stamps. The collection starts with two decorative folding covers without stamps from 1850 (with sidestamp "Nachmittags") and 1870. This is followed by the issue Rayon I, 5 centimes, variant without cross border, cancelled, old signature "Kosack" (Michel number 7II), then the issue of 1851, 5 centimes cancelled (Michel number 9), Rayon II, 10 centimes cancelled, Rayon III, 15 centimes and 2 x 15 centimes, cancelled, then two covers, Rayon II, 2 x 10 centimes, Rayon II and III in mixed franking (10 centimes, twice 15 Centimes) on Chargé cover, unusually the stamps themselves were also cancelled with "Chargé" postmark, seated Helvetia in paper variants, besides Michel number 19 (2 Centimes) with green silk thread, probably also a Michel number 17I Munich printing) at 40 Centimes (old certificate from 1951). Then some covers, besides 10 and 40 centimes mixed franking (Berne printing) among other things further letter with the issue in Munich printing (Michel number 17I in mixed franking with 10 centimes (not independently verified), seated Helvetia perforated, subsequent issues, besides souvenir sheet issue 1, Naba 1934 with special cancel, souvenir sheet issue 2, Pro Patria 1936 used, souvenir sheet issue 5, Pro Patria 1940 used, Pro Juventute souvenir sheet issue 1941 and many other popular issues. Neat, attractive collection with a current Michel value of certainly 10,000 euros, plus other special features. The collection is accompanied by an expert opinion of the publicly appointed and sworn expert Dr. Bucher, who even valued the collection in 1994 at a fabulous 28,600 DM. Given the size of the collection, a description of the qualities was waived, the condition is unfortunately not always impeccable in the rarer issues, but still absolutely worth seeing collection.
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Leinfelden-Echterdingen
70771
Germany
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In accordance with § 459 BGB.
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§11
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§13
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