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Lot 1180

375.00 CAD

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Switzerland, 1850s–1986, used collection in two Minkus albums, opening with 1850s imperforate Rayon issues followed by both imperforate

Switzerland, 1850s–1986, used collection in two Minkus albums, opening with 1850s imperforate Rayon issues followed by both imperforate and perforated Seated Helvetias, with 1870s postage dues, numerals, and perforated Standing Helvetias highly complete, the later sections featuring highly complete semi-postal and airmail issues including the 1 Fr, 3 Fr, and 10 Fr Pax issues and various souvenir sheets including the 1951 NABA, with numerous blocks of four with circular datestamps throughout and 40+ covers mounted on adjacent blank pages primarily pre-1940 with several later philatelic covers, stamps selected for cancellation quality throughout, overall fine to very fine.

Lot 1181

100.00 CAD

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Switzerland, 1855/1997, mint and used stock in a carton, housed in a stockbook, glassine envelopes and a few oversized envelopes,

Switzerland, 1855/1997, mint and used stock in a carton, housed in a stockbook, glassine envelopes and a few oversized envelopes, comprising regular, semi-postal, airmail and International Offices issues with duplication, overall condition fine or better, an ideal lot for the Swiss specialist; also includes a small selection of Spain and Netherlands.

Lot 1182

475.00 CAD

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Switzerland, 1880s/1987, mint never hinged collection in two Minkus albums, in mounts, beginning with the 1880s Seated and Standing

Switzerland, 1880s/1987, mint never hinged collection in two Minkus albums, in mounts, beginning with the 1880s Seated and Standing Helvetia issues, the degree of completeness increasing steadily through the late 1980s, with a strong range of definitive and semi-postal material, including 1920s William Tell se-tenant issues, together with a useful selection of plate blocks mounted on adjacent blank pages, the stamps consistently fresh throughout and showing a high overall standard of preservation, very fine, a desirable collection for continuation or study.