Iran Persia, uprated overprint stationery envelope of 12ch sent registered from Teheran on 7/10/1890 to Germany, added 1ch (x2) and 7ch. M. Sadri photo-expertise. NICE AND SCARCE.
Auction #17
By: Cedarstamps
Cedarstamps Auction #17
As usual Cedarstamps offers a small number of lots, but all very interesting.
The sale includes A selection of important letters of Lebanon foreign post offices, including some rarities.
Interesting items from Iran, Saudi Arabia, U.E.A,, Syria and more.
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Lot #2 - iran
Iran Persia, uprated stationery post card of 2½ch with 1ch added, sent from Tauris on 9/12/1890 to Holland. M. Sadri photo-expertise. NICE AND SCARCE.
Lot #3 - iran
Iran Persia, 1903c free franking cover sent locally in Isfahan from Prince Mass'oud Mirza Zell-ol-Soltan, Governor of Isfahan. Highly detailed M. Sadri photo-expertise. RARE POSTAL DOCUMENT.
Lot #4 - iran
Iran Persia, Indo-European Telegraphs unsealed stationery franked with a pair of 1ch violet by "DJOULFA-ISFAHAN 18/2/05" postmark sent to Teheran. M. Sadri photo-expertise. RARE RATE AND TELEGRAPHS STATIONERY USE.
Lot #5 - iran
Iran Persia, Registered cover sent from the general Inspector & the Head of Customs in Meched (Personal label seal on back) on 7/4/1906 to Switzerland via Houdan and Moudon. Franked for 26ch with 2ch, 3ch (pair) and 9ch pair with large 9 type 1 handstamp and one stamp showing split handstamp. Russian disinfection handstamp in violet. M. Sadri photo-expertise. NICE AND RARE.
Lot #6 - iran
Iran Persia, illustrated post card sent from Mechedisser on -/7/1906 to Germany. Franked in two phases by a pair of 9ch on 1K with small 9 type 2 handstamp and 1ch provisional stamp cancelled in Barfrouche on 17/7/1906. Highly detailed M. Sadri photo-expertise. RARE POSTAL DOCUMENT.
Lot #7 - iran
Iran Persia, parcel post document franked with 10ch pair coronation issue, overprinted "COLIS POSTAUX". Sent from Teheran on 22/12/1915 to Barfrouch, where arrived on 3/1/1916. Extremely rare stamps used on postal document.
Lot #8 - iran
Iran Persia, censured cover sent from Senneh on 10/6/1916 to Hamadan. Franked for 6ch received the bilingual censor seal in Russian and Farsi. M. Sadri photo-expertise. RARE THE RUSSIAN CENSOR USED FROM SENNEH.
Lot #9 - iran
Iran Persia, incoming cover from Lancaster 16/5/1920, England, addressed to the Imperial Bank of Persia in Kazvin, arrived in Recht, where opened and resealed by paper tape with the "Jangali" Bolshevik rebels handstamp reading in Farsi "Post-e Dowlat-e jomhoori-e Shoravi-e Iran" (Soviet Republic of Iran Post). Afterwards routed to Teheran, in Kazvin transit on 20/8/1920 was censored with round Gouvernament seal and the rebels censor...
Lot #10 - iran
Iran Persia, censured cover sent from Hamadan on 3/6/1924 to Teheran. Franked for 6ch and deposited in postal box with Sandouk black seal was opened by military censor in Hamadan and resealed with paper tape and handstamped "Sansoor Nezemi Molahezeh Shoad"in violet (Eftekhar HM1). M. Sadri photo-expertise. NICE AND RARE.
Lot #11 - levant mail
Levant Lebanon, Venetian mail written in "Beruti" on 19 December 1489 and sent to "Hillustrissimo et generoso Jmarco Palino urbano per muro qarto Tripoli" (Illustrious and generous Jean Marc Palino, to the fourth city wall in Tripoli). The letter has small holes due to the time. Fascinating and rare letter than five hundred years old.
Lot #12 - levant mail
Levant Lebanon, Venetian mail written in "Beruti" on 21 May 1511 and sent to "Hillus. Tribunus Gennaro del Tocco in Castelli urbanis Tripoli" (Illustrious Captain Gennaro del Tocco in the urban castle of Tripoli). In this period it was common to the military presence of Venetian origin alongside the Egyptian Mamluk soldiers who occupied Tripoli until 1516 when it was conquered by the Ottomans. Extremely rare letter addressed to a Venetian...
Lot #13 - levant mail
Levant Syria, letter sent from Jacob Ribero Henriquez & figli in Aleppo, dated 28/10/1738, to Nicolo Caragiani in Venezia. The commercial letter, written in Italian, arrived in Venezia on 26/2/1739 four months after. Charming and RARE early letter sent to Europe, after over two hundred years the Ottoman occupation that had resulted in the almost complete closure of the commercial traffics.
Lot #14 - levant mail
Levant Palestine, letter written in Arabic on December 1843 from Acri to the Sardinian Consul in Alep where arrived on 20 December. VERY NICE AND SCARCE.
Lot #15 - levant mail
Levant Syria, Italian letter sent from Antakia on 24/1/1849 and addressed to the Sardinian consul in Alep by the Tartar post. Written by an Italian missionary in Antakia with interesting content of a historical nature concerning the illness of King Carlo Alberto after the defeat and policy positions of Pope Pius IX. SCARCE EARLY MAIL FROM ANTAKIA.
Lot #16 - levant mail
Levant Syria, envelope with letter sent from Antakia on 23/3/1850 to the Sardinian Consul in Aleppo. In arrive apposed the Ottoman negative seal of Alep. VERY NICE AND SCARCE.
Lot #17 - levant mail
Levant Palestine, prepaid cover sent from Jerusalem on 15/1/1851 to London via Triest. Transported by ship to Corfu was sent by British postal office on 7/2/1851 to Triest by Austrian Lloyd company. Arrived in London on 14/2/1851. Very high prepaid of 50 Kreuzer (hand written on the back 15+35). NO OTHER COVER RECORDED FROM PALESTINE SENT THROUGH THE BRITISH OFFICE IN CORFU.
Lot #18 - levant mail
Levant Syria, envelope with letter sent from Alexandrette on 13/10/1852 to the Sardinian Consul in Aleppo. In arrive apposed the Ottoman negative seal of Alep. SCARCE MAIL FROM ALEXANDRETTE.
Lot #19 - levant mail
Levant Syria, French letter written in Alexandretta on 31/7/1857 and addressed to Mr Marcopoli in Alep. Transported to its destination by the French Post where received the blue linear seal "POSTE FRANCAISE D'ALEP". RARE EARLY MAIL ON WHICH THERE IS ONLY THE FRENCH LINEAR SEAL OF ALEP.
Lot #20 - levant mail
Levant Syria, Italian letter written by the Sardinian pro-Consul in Damascus on 7/7/1858 to the Sardinian Consul in Alep. Handwritten on the front "By Cosular Sardinian Mail" and red "S". SCARCE OFFICIAL SARDINIAN CONSULAR MAIL BETWEEN DAMASCUS AND ALEP.
Lot #21 - levant mail
Levant Palestine, French office. Transatlantic cover sent from Jerusalem through the French office of Jaffa on 13/2/1868 to Hartford, Connecticut, USA. Via Alexandria (15/2/1868), Marseille (25/2/1868) and New York (11/3/1868). Franked for 1,20 Fr by 40c and 80ct Napoleon. CERTAINLY ONE OF THE FEW, THE ONLY MAYBE, KNOWN LETTER ADDRESSED IN USA WITH THE CROSS OF JERUSALEM POSTAL SEAL, USED IN THE FRENCH POST OFFICE. GREAT RARITY.
Lot #22 - levant mail
Levant Palestine, Gaza incoming mail from Mecque, Saudi Arabia, written on 27 jumada l-ula 1283 (7 October 1866). From the forms of writing used for the thanks and good wishes, we can identify the sender an Egyptian based in Mecque for pilgrimage or for business. VERY RARE AND DELIGHTFUL SMALL LETTER OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TRANSPORTED BY OVERLAND FROM A CARAVAN THROUGH THE DESERT UP TO GAZA.
Lot #23 - Lebanon lebanon austria
Lebanon Austria, cover sent from Beirut on 13/1/1859 to Wien, Austria, where arrived on 22/1/1859. The unpaid cover was taxed for 35kr in arrive. Nice and uncommon linear cancel of Beirut used (Cedar Cat fig. 3). SCARCE.
Lot #24 - Lebanon lebanon austria
Lebanon Austrian office, envelope sent from Beirut on 14/4/(1865) to Constantinople. Franked for 20sl by a pair of Lombard-Venetia 10sl blue perforated 9½, cancelled by the fig. 5 Cedar cat. in red-brown. Arrive cancel apposed on 23/4/1865. SCARCE QUALITY RED-BROWN COLOR CANCEL.
Lot #25 - Lebanon lebanon austria
Lebanon Austrian office, envelope with letter of Ottoman Imperial Bank, sent from Beirut on 14/3/1868 to Triest. Franked for 15sl by Lombard-Venetia 15sl brown perforated 9½. UNCOMMON BERUTTI DARK-BROWN COLOR CANCEL.
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