1918, Emperor Charles I. 15 h., horizontal strip of four and horizontal pair, tied by cyrillic cds. “BUCZACZ 14.III.19” to registered cover to Stanislaw, two stamps fault, vertical crease and some transportation wear, yet an attractive and rare entire

1919, Vienna Printing, Unissued 10 Kr. black proof, showing the design within a black frame (44x83mm) on a large pelure paper sheetlet. Some minor toning and folds, despite the faults still attractive. Extremely unusual, the St George issue was prepared but never delivered owing to the occupation of Eastern Galicia by Polish forces

1934, Provisionals 40 c.-3,70 l., used on cut-out of official sheet, vf, certificate Lummer BPP (2025)

1935, King Peter II. 0,25-1,75 din. and 3-30 din., imperforate proofs in original colours, blocks of 4 on white paper (180x125mm), bound in official book, fine. Probably a unique rarity of this kind

1941, 1. Stamps Exhibition Slavonski Brod 1,50 din. blue black and 3 din. deep brown, miniature sheets, mint never hinged, fine

1951, 15 din. red, imperforate proof on white paper (72x75mm), type II, unused without gum, very fine, sign. Tubinovic with certificate 

1967, 50th anniversary of the October Revolution 10 din. souvenir sheet, imperforate proof in original colour, horizontal pair, unused with original gum with four paper spots, otherwise fine, rare

“SPAN./PREUS./PORT./T.T.”, Ra.2, sauber auf Briefhülle 1865 von Kopenhagen mit Duplex "181/S.J.JB.P.SP.B."nach Malaga

1673, folded envelope with bishop mark “OC/20” (type I) in black on reverse, addressed to Edward Clarke, Chipley near Taunton Somerset (a Member of Parliament for Taunton and auditor to Queen Mary), red wax seal on reverse, fine.

1733, folded letter mailed from London Foreign Branch to Venice, fully paid, with early franches & franks cancel

1831, "Oz at S6/D8 per Oz" on entire letter from Hamburg 'via Holland' to London, also letter from the same correspondence from the layman to London, initially rated "5/-", deleted and re-rated "3/4"

1840, QV 2d. blue, plate 2, horizontal pair, lettered EK-EL, four mostly good margins, cancelled with Maltese Cross in black, lovely bold strikes, right stamp tiny vertical crease, otherwise fine and attractive. Certificate P.E. London. (1996)