Petite Treasures – May 2026.

1946, ‘Polish Victories in Italy’, 55 g. blue, block of four, issue on thin paper, without gum as issued, variety ‘missing perfs at bottom', fine. Signed.

1946, ‘Polish Victories in Italy’, 2 z. chocolate brown (colour variety), thin paper, without gum as issued and 55 gr. blue on white paper with gum, fine pair (Sassone 400€)

1946, 55 g. violet, unused without gum as issued, plus 2 z. chocolate perforation variety, fine. (Sassone 900€)

1860 10 k. deep blue & rose, cut used showing wide margin at bottom, otherwise closed, intense colors, canceled by "1" in concentric circles, fine

1914, Polish Legion: 5 H. and 10 H., used “STRZELECKA KOMENDA ETAPOWA / poczta polowa” or “Poczta Polowa W.P. / JEDRZEJÓW W.P.” to pieces, the stamps and the cancellations are rare, very fine, certificate Petriuk (2013) 

1919, Krakow issue 6 h. red-orange unused, plate IIE field 61, few short teeth on the left, otherwise fine, signed Petriuk

1926/33, meter mark proof strikes, 2 different designs of Warzaw (5,10 and 20 h.) on small pieces and Bedzin (5,10,30 and 60 h.) on large pieces (one creased)

1934, Philatelic Exposition Katowice: Special exhibition picture postcard bearing the special stamp 20 g. and 2 g. orange, both tied by special exhibition datestamp on 12th May 1934, very fine and attractive

1935, Pilsudski mourning issue, 5g, 15g and 25g three different cross gutter blocks of four, mint never hinged, very fine (Scott 287-289)

1858, WARSZAWA 8/8 c.d.s. in red on folded envelope with content, red FRANCO and red crayon “21” alongside, on reverse transit mark WIEN 10/8 and arrival mark of austrian Levant CONSTANTINOPLE 13/8. In three days from Vienna to Constantinople the only possible route is via Semlin and DDSG to Galatz Romania and Austrian Lloyd black sea to Turkey. File folds and toned through yellowish traces of vinegar for disinfection. PROFI has not recorded any earlier cover from Poland to Turkey

1864, Russia 10 kop. black stationery envelope with stamped impression at upper left on address side used in 1864 from KALISZ to Moscow, cancelled by numeral four ring “191”, with red "KALISZ 4/7" datestamp in red alongside, addressed to “the  house of the church of the Savior in the Kerepetnikov Row in the house of the priest of the Trinity Church, Moscow”, red wax seal and arrival mark on reverse, tiny crease, otherwise fine and in PROFI unrecorded on postal stationery

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. und 4 Gr., Type 2, ungebraucht mit Falzresten, tadellos, sign. Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. und 4 Gr., Type 4, sauber gestempelt, tadellos, sign. Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. und 4 Gr., Type 5, sauber gestempelt, tadellos, sign. u. a. Schmutz, Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. und 4 Gr., Type 6, sauber gestempelt, tadellos, sign. Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. und 4 Gr., Type 7, sauber gestempelt, tadellos, sign. Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. und 4 Gr., Type 4, 2 Gr. als rechte obere Bogenecke, sauber ungebraucht, tadellos, sign. Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. und 4 Gr., Type 5, geschnitten, 2 Gr. als linke untere Bogenecke, sauber ungebraucht, tadellos, sign. u. a. Jungjohann BPP, Vaumund PP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. und 4 Gr., Type 6, geschnitten, sauber ungebraucht, tadellos, sign. u. a. Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. karmin, geschnitten, sauber ungebraucht, tadellos, sign. u. a. Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. orange, ungezähnter Probedruck in Type 2 auf ungummiertem Papier, tadellos, sign. Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 2 Gr. grün, ungezähnter Probedruck auf ungummiertem Papier, tadellos, sign. Petriuk 

1917, Wappenzeichnung 4 Gr. hellblau, Viererblock aus der Bogenmitte als Herzstück mit senkrecht schmalen und waagerecht breiten Zwischenstegen, sauber ungebraucht, bei der rechten oberen Marke kleiner Fleck, sons tadellos, sehr selten, signiert Jungjohann BPP

1917, Wappenzeichnung 4 Gr. olivgrau, geschnittener Probedruck, linkes unteres Eckrandstück, postfrisch, im unteren Bogenrand kleiner Fleck, tadellos, sign. Petriuk BPP 

1918, Wappenzeichnung 4 Gr. braun, geschnittener Probedruck, postfrisch, tadellos, sign. Petriuk