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1944, WW 2. German Propaganda forgery for Greet Britain. Michel no 1 in perfect unused condition with certificate. These stamps were produced in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

1943, Postage stamp 50 Centesimi - Michel no. 50 *The war propaganda stamp produced in 1943 by the British Political Warfare Executive (PWE), a parody of the Italian-German brotherhood in arms from 1941 (Italian Mi, No. 626), is genuine and has full original gum with traces of adhesive. The rest of the preservation is flawless. The mark is not signed. See illustration below. € 750.

1941 France – Waffen-SS LVF "Polar Bear" Stamp on Airmail Cover, dated 20.10.44
Cover bearing the French Waffen-SS Foreign Legion Volunteer (LVF) "Polar Bear" semi-postal stamp (from the sheet, Michel I), tied to the cover with a 20 October 1944 postmark. This privately produced propaganda label was used by volunteers of the Légion des Volontaires Français contre le Bolchévisme (LVF), aligned with the German Wehrmacht on the Eastern...

Berlin 1949 Booklet Stamp. Booklet nr. Mi-MH-2. exploded booklet with sheet No.,  all pans are present CatV. for full booklet  € 1300

GREAT BRITAIN — 1840 1d Mulready letter sheet (Stereo A68, Form 3)Originally posted from Macclesfield to Harrogate via Oldham in August 1840. Struck by a bold red Maltese Cross, with red Oldham undated circular town mark and Macclesfield dated cancellation in red. Fine condition; outstanding example of early routing and postal markings on a Mulready. Classic and attractive railway route cover from the first issue period.

England, 1843 – folded letter from London to Spalding, Lincolnshire, franked with two 1d Red stamps (lettered P I and Q A, Plates 36 and 39, SG 8 and SG 12f). Both stamps cancelled by Maltese Crosses with ‘2’ at center, indicating London GPO usage. Reverse shows black single-ring datestamp “Z / JU 10 / 1843” and greenish Spalding arrival mark “JU 20 1843.” Use of two 1d Reds suggests a heavier or multi-rate letter. Clean early Victorian cover...

GB 1937 KGVI Coronation Greetings Telegram & EnvelopeGold GPO envelope with blue “Greetings Telegram” inscription and red border, addressed to Sam Henry, BBC. Includes pictorial 1937 Coronation telegram form for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth.

WWII British Airgraph, Christmas 1944 – Central Mediterranean ForcesBritish airgraph sent from REME, CMF. Features humorous illustration signed "Hopper" of a soldier in Chinese-style hat holding a dandelion, captioned "Xmas Greetings 1944 – THIS YEAR!... NEXT YEAR!!..." A rare British military item from the Italian campaign.

1924 George V 4½d registered postal stationery envelope from Birmingham, Kent, to Zurich, uprated with 1½d Wembley Exhibition adhesive to meet the 6d foreign registered mail rate. The cover is sealed with a red wax seal on the flap. Fine usage, demonstrating correct postage for international registered correspondence.

1890 Greart Britain Penny Postage Jubilee envelope, uprated with ½d vermilion (SG 506) and 2s violet (SG 476), for a total franking of 2s 1½d. Likely philatelic usage, overfranked well beyond UPU letter or registration rates.
Issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Uniform Penny Postage, this special stationery envelope (with printed 1d red) was sold with an insert card at the South Kensington Jubilee Exhibition and post offices...

British Royal Mail Collection with 67 Prestige Booklet Panes (1989–1998)  A focused collection featuring 67 Prestige booklet panes from 1989–1998, plus Royal Mail stamp booklets (including “The Crown”), Queen Elizabeth II Machin definitive sheets, first day covers, and thematic and commemorative issues. all MNH  

Great Britain 1882 £5 Orange Queen Victoria (SG137)A superb used example featuring a bright orange hue and well-centered design. The stamp is cancelled with a Registered circular date stamp (CDS) dated April 22, 1892, from Colchester. This stamp is a sought-after rarity in British philately.
Catalog Value: SG 2025 lists this stamp at £5,000.