LITHUANIA REPUBLIC STAMPS POLAND ARMY OCCUPATION 5.11.1919 COVER KAUNAS

LITHUANIA REPUBLIC STAMPS POLAND ARMY OCCUPATION 5.11.1919 COVER KAUNAS
eBay –  US $4,200.00

Lithuania 1919 Jonava to Kaunas

One one surviving registered cover from Jonava.
eBay listing – Ended Jan 10, 2016. Sold: $795 (25 bids)

1918 cover to Königsberg

40 sk. and first Kaunas issue 20 k. tied by cds. "KAUNAS 10.II19" to cover to Königsberg with adjacent framed censor mark, horizontal fold away from stamps, otherwise fine.

Starting price: 150EUR.

Lithuania. Old cover.

Lithuania. Old cover.
eBay - $53.00

1918 40sk (inverted "n" for "u" in "skatiku"), also 50sk, used in combination with First Kaunas issue

1918 40sk (inverted "n" for "u" in "skatiku"), also 50sk, used in combination with First Kaunas issue 10sk-30sk (first one with clear double impression) on unaddressed Kaunas (19.3.19) cover

Cherrystone – $230,00

Lithuania 1919 Gargzdai

German lettercard from a German volunteer franked with First Kaunas issue 10 sk, 20 sk and 15 sk stamps, vertical 15 sk pair with the “5″ error, cancelled by manuscript “Garzdai 27.II.19″ tied by boxed censor cachet. Dr. Klein certificate (2001).

David Feldman – Geneva Auction listing – Ended: October 2, 2013. Sold: 2600 Eur

Lithuania 1919 Gargždai

German 15 pfg postal stationery letter card from a German volunteer franked a vertical 30 sk pair of the First Kaunas issue, cancelled by manuscript “Garzdai 27.II.19″ tied by boxed censor cachet.

27th Christoph Gärtner Auction – Ending: Feb 10, 2014. Currently: 80€

1919 German lettercard from a German volunteer with 1919

1919 German lettercard from a German volunteer with 1919 10s, 20s and 15s in vertical pair with 5s variety, cancelled by ms " Gargždai 27.II.19" in green and 20s & variety tied by boxed censor hs, minor soiling, a spectacular franking of the set of the first Kaunas issue on a commercial cover, and thought to be unique with the variety, making up the correct 50s overseas rate, cert. Dr. Klein (2001)

Price realised: 2'600 EUR on Fri 27th September

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