GERMANY – 1899–2023 – More than 30 exhibition catalogues, Palmares, Bulletin 1 and/or 2 and many other items, e.g. Katalog zur I. Internationalen Postwertzeichenausstellung zu Regensburg 1899, 20 pages, with gilt edges on the pages, very good condition; further catalogues: Berlin 1904, Leipzig 1914; Berlin 1922; Berlin 1924; Frankfurt am Main 1926; IPOSTA Berlin 1930 (5 single brochures, catalogue); Hamburg Mophila 1931; Braunschweig 1952;...

ITALY 1906–2xxx – More than 30 catalogues, Palmares etc. Starting with the catalogue for the International Exhibition in Milan 1908 (hardbound, good condition), 3 items for the national exhibition (Turino 1929), also 3 for the "Esposizione Filatelica Europea (Venezia 1953), 5 items for the Internat. Exhibition Sicilia 1959, plus: ITALIA 76 (4 items), ITALIA 85 (3 items), Milanofil 91 (2), GENOVA 92 (7), ITALIA 98 (5), ITALIA 2009 (7). Good...

SPAIN – 1950–2006 – About 30–40 catalogues, Palmares and other publications for Philatelic Exhibitions, e.g.: Madrid 1950; Barcelona 1960; Madrid 1975 (with 8 publications!); Madrid 1984 (again with 8 publications!); Granada 92 (6 items); Madrid 2000 (4 items); Valencia 2004; Malaga 2006. Estimate: 200 Euro
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THE AMERICAS 
– ARGENTINA – CYTRA 1939 Buenos Aires (prospecto y programa); + Argentina 62 (2 items); Buenos Aires 80 (2 items); + ESPAMER 91 Buenos Aires, hardbound volume with all the publications; + ESPAMER 98 (3 items); + aerofila 2000 (3 items); + TEMEX 2003 Buenos Aires (cat./Palm.). 
– BERMUDA – BERMUPEX 1978 and 1979.
– BRAZIL – BRAPEX 1938 Rio de Janeiro (2 items); + BRAPEX III, S. Paulo 1954 (1 item); BRASILIANA 79...

Skipton, S. C., "The Auction Epitome"," Volumes I and II, comprising a summary of prices realised at English auction houses for 1889 - 1892, published by William Brown, Salisbury, England, some wear to card binding with partial separation at spine in places, but very rare.  PLUS: Chas J. Phillips: The Stamp Advertiser and Auction Record. A Monthly Magazine and Ürice List (December 1889 to June 1890), bound in one volume (binding with defects...

BURRUS, MAURICE; sale of his stamp collection, between 1963-1967, the largest in the world at the time, was auctioned off by various auction companies (there had been a first auction catalogue by Shanahan in 1959, but the auction never took place). In 1967 Herbert Trenchard already counted 75 country catalogues known to him (see: Philatelic Literature Review, Sept. 30, 1967, pp. 120-125). This lot contains 78 different original catalogues...

Dillemann, Paul; Hôtel Drouot, Paris, 22.–27, Febr. 1937, 92 pages + 27 photoplates on special paper, softcover (the binding partially detached on the spine), the catalogue itself in good condition. It is a very rare catalogue, because only 100 + III copies were printed. This is No. 15/100. Estimate: 80 Euro

Ferrari, De La Renotiere; “Die Ferrary-Auktionen,” Broquelet & Gilbert, Paris, the 1987 reprint of the complete sales, including the Edelmann (Zurich) sale of Greece, with prices realized, hardbound in blue, as new. Estimate: 100 Euro

Hind, Arthur; Phillips & Kennett, two sales, comprising 1933 (November 20-24) United States & Confederate States of America, with addenda and prices realised, and 1933 (March/April) British Empire, this the famed “sale that never took place” due to the ultimate sale of the collection to H.R. Harmer, after the Phillips catalogue had been prepared, both soft bound with separate photo plates, usual spine faults, else fine condition, with...

Koch, G.; Gilbert & Köhler, Paris, 1908, Collection G. Koch, Sales 1-3, with photo plates, imperfections to cover and bindings, the 2nd sale being largely separated from cover, minor pencil notations in places, housed in a custom archival box, a rare group of these pioneering sales.  Estimate: 200 Euro

Lee, E.J.; Plumridge & Co, three volumes, comprising Buenos Aires (November, 1929), Argentine Republic (June, 1935), and the Grand Prix Collection of Uruguay (July, 1936), all but the Buenos Aires with prices realized, this volume also with central fold, the Argentina and Uruguay housed in custom archival boxes, a scarce trio. Estimate 200 Euro

Marschal, Pierre; Hôtel Drouot, Paris, 3 volumes (Jan. + Febr. + March 1915), all catalogue printed only in an edition of 50 copies, numbered, pat 1: No. 38, with dedication and signature of L. Miro, 60 pages + 20 photoplates, part 2: No. 38, 59 pages + 20 photo-plates, part 3: No. 38, 55 pages + 14 photo-plates, all softcover and in good condition. Very rare! 300 Euro