GERMANY – Illustrirtes Briefmarken-Journal. Organ für die Gesammt-Interessen der Briefmarkenkunde, Publisher: Louis Senf, Leipzig, 1874 to 1878. The first four volumes of this legendary magazine, which only appeared in an edition of 500 or fewer copies. Bound in a decorative embossed hardcover, hardly any significant defects. Extremely rare. Probably only offered twice worldwide in the last ten years. Estimate: 1.000 Euro

GERMANY – 1890–1905 – Deutsche Briefmarken-Zeitung, vol. I–XVI, edited till 1896 by Dr. Hans Brendicke and later (1897 onwards) by Hugo Krötzsch, bound in six volumes with title plate on spine, very good condition. One of the best ever magazines Germany had to offer. Estimate: 180 Euro
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GERMANY – 2013–2020 – PHILA HISTORICA. A Magazine for the students of philatelic Literature and philatelic history. The magazine is published four times a year with approx. 250 pages each. However, it is only available digitally and you can download past issues free of charge from the website philahistorica.de. For friends of printed literature, Phil*Creativ publishes an annual hardcover-volume each year, which is around 1,000 pages long each...

GREAT BRITAIN – Selection of rare early magazines –  1863: The United Kingdom Postage Stamp Advertiser, publ. by G. Spencer in Tavistock/Devon, No. 1–2 (each four pages), complete, no more printed! A rarity and for the age in good condition! – PLUS: 1863: The Stamp Collector's Journal, No. 1/July 1, 1863, 8 pages, complete, no more printed. Very rare, in nearly perfect condition. Ex Bellamy, with pencil note “rare”, ex Garratt-Adams. – PLUS:...

GREAT BRITAIN – The Philatelic Record (1879–1914). One of the best philatelic magazines ever! Published in 36 volumes. It was originally published by Pemberton, Wilson and Co. of London and later by Buhl & Co. when it was merged with the “Stamp News” to form “The Philatelic Record and Stamp News”, under the editorship of Edward J. Nankivell. The volumes until 1908 are bound in the same decorative way: Blue hardcover with gold title...

GREAT BRITAIN – (1890–1933) – Stanley Gibbons Monthly Journal (1890–1926), 22 hardbound year sets in good quality, PLUS: Gibbons Stamp Monthly, Vol. I–VI (1927–1933), three hardbound volumes in good quality. Estimate: 400 Euro
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GREAT BRITAIN – The Stamp Collectors' Fortnightly (1894–1900), bound in 5 hardcover volumes with gold title imprint on front and spine (4 of 5 housebound), average condition, but a readable journal. Estimate: 100 Euro
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GREAT BRITAIN – 1907–1911 – Monthly Report of The Herts Philatelic Society, editor Franz Reichenheim, four hardcover volmes; PLUS: two more hardcover volumes for the years 1907–1914, No. 1–7. Good condition. Estimate: 100 Euro
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GREAT BRITAIN – 1908–1954 – The British Philatelist, first year, starting with No. 1/March 1908 to Vol. XII, No. 12/February 1920. Nine hardbound volumes. In addition this lot contains hardbound volumes of the years 1926, 1933, 1935 and 1940, but many single issues to 1954. PLUS: The Scot's Philatelist. The Official Organ of the Junior Philatelic Society of Scotland, Vol. I to Vol. V (1926–1930), hardbound. All items are without major defects...

GREAT BRITAIN – Robson Lowe was during his lifetime one of the most important publishers in philately, not only an auctioneer! He started with the magazine “Raconteur” (vol. I, 1934/35, followed by “The Raconteur and Philatelist” vol. 2 + 3/1935–1937), afterwards “The Philatelist” with 43 volumes till 1979. 1980 the name changed to "The Philatelist & P.J.G.B. (14 volumes), so the lot contains 60 volumes bound in blue cloth. Plus three...

GREAT BRITAIN – The Mainsheet of Latin America Philately (1972–2004). The magazine was founded by John Fosbery, later editor was Brian Moorhouse. There are three hardbound volumes for the years 1972–2000, with gold title imprint on spine, ex Brian Moorhouse. In addition there are the Vol. 1–26 (Nos. 1–104, 1972–2004) as single issues in boxes. PLUS a softcover brochure “Braziliana 1983–1984”, written by John Fosbery (86 pages). Overall in...

GREAT BRITAIN – 1980–1999 – Central American Newsletter of the Central American Group of the Spanish Main Society, Vol. I–IV, Nos. 1–74, stapled, Good condition. – PLUS: The Stamp Collector's Annual and year-book of Philately 1910, 1911 and 1912, about 160 pages, softcover, average condition. Estimate: 150 Euro
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