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Greece Postage due stamps

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Lot 2180

90.00 CAD

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1871 (March 3), stampless folded letter from Syros to Messina, with circular ΣΥΡΑ departure c.d.s. (3 Mar) and boxed Piroscafi

1871 (March 3), stampless folded letter from Syros to Messina, with circular ΣΥΡΑ departure c.d.s. (3 Mar) and boxed Piroscafi Postali Austriaci cachet, manuscript "6" decimi tax marking, and blue elliptical seal with manuscript "1,00" in manuscript and "da sira" written below, 60c orange-red Italian postage due tied by Messina c.d.s. (31 Mar), oval commercial handstamp of Giovanni P. Ralli, reverse with Kerkyra transit, Brindisi transit (29 Mar), and Napoli receiver (30 Mar), filing folds and some toning, else fine.

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Lot 2217

50.00 CAD

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1861 (December 20), Cefalonia (Kefalonia) to Trieste, Austria, via Corfu, stampless blue cover, blue oval A. TANASIO & NIPOTI BASSIA

1861 (December 20), Cefalonia (Kefalonia) to Trieste, Austria, via Corfu, stampless blue cover, blue oval A. TANASIO & NIPOTI BASSIA / CEFALONIA merchant's cachet on face, green circular Corfu (23 Dec) c.d.s. with inverted date, blue double-oval G. ASTARITA / CORFU marking at top left, potentially a forwarding agent, blurred brown boxed Triest (27 Dec) arrival on reverse, manuscript "15" (kreuzer) Lloyd Austriaco maritime fee and 1d Corfu transit fee, fine.

Lot 2304

170.00 CAD

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Occupation of Thessaly, 1898 (April 15), Tirhala (Trikala, Greece) to Constantinople, registered cover, five-colour franking comprising

Occupation of Thessaly, 1898 (April 15), Tirhala (Trikala, Greece) to Constantinople, registered cover, five-colour franking comprising 2-Piastre orange, 1-Piastre green, 20-Para rose, 10-Para green, and 5-Para green with red overprint, tied by bilingual circular datestamps in blue, with Ottoman Turkish "Tirhala" in the upper arc and Greek "TRIKALA" in the lower arc, manuscript "Recommandée" (Registered), two tiny mounting tape stains at top, else a fine-very fine and most attractive cover.