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Kanus: 1907 (10 Dec.) registered envelope to Charlottenburg (13.?08), bearing 10pf rose and 20pf ultramarine (Michel 13, 14), cancelled by "Kanus/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., with "Berlin 2" registration label, Very Fine.
Estimate 500 - 600
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Lot 4100 |
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Kapenousseu: 1901 (23 Oct.) registered cover front to Osnabruck, bearing 1900 5pf rose (Michel 13) pairs (2), cancelled by "Kapenousseu/Deutsch-/Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel II, town name in manuscript, printed Karibib registration label overwritten "Kapenousseu" in manuscript, central vertical filing fold and trivial peripheral wrinkling, Very Fine.
Estimate 1,200 - 1,500
Provenance: J. and H. Walldorf
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Lot 4101 |
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Kapenousseu: 1901 (25 Oct.) registered envelope to Karibib (26.10), bearing 1900 3pf brown, 10pf rose, and 25pf orange and black on yellow (Michel 11, 13, 15), cancelled by "Kapenousseu/Deutsch-/Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel II, town name in manuscript, printed Karibib registration label overwritten "Kapenousseu" in manuscript, Very Fine and rare registered usage.
Estimate 2,500 - 3,000
Expertization: signed Mansfeld, 1998 Czimmek Certificate.
Provenance: Czimmek
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Lot 4102 |
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Kapenousseu: 1901 (31 Oct.) piece bearing 1900 5m greenish black and red (Michel 23), tied by complete strike of "Kapenousseu/Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel II, town name in manuscript, Extremely Fine and choice.
Estimate 600 - 800
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Lot 4103 |
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Kapenousseu: 1901 (30 Dec.) registered envelope to Swakopmund (3.1.02), bearing 5pf green and 10pf rose (Michel 12, 13), two of each value, cancelled by "Kapenousseu/Deutsch-/Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel II, town name handstamped (34mm. long), with blank registration label and town name in manuscript (only four such examples recorded), Very Fine.
Estimate 2,000 - 2,500
Expertization: 1990 Czimmek Certificate.
Provenance: Czimmek
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Lot 4104 |
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Kapenousseu: 1902 (28 July) 5pf sender's portion of reply paid card (Michel P15F) to Swakopmund (29.7), cancelled by "Kapenousseu/Deutsch-/Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel II, town name in manuscript, small fault in arrival c.d.s. (not mentioned in accompanying certificate), Very Fine and exceedingly rare.
Estimate 6,000 - 8,000
ONLY FIVE COVERS OR CARDS ARE KNOWN USED WITH THE MANUSCRIPT TOWN NAME DURING THIS SECOND PERIOD.
Expertization: 2001 Czimmek Certificate.
Provenance: J. and H. Walldorf
The Wanderstempel with the town name in manuscript was used during two periods: 1 October 1901 to 29 November 1901 and 26 July 1902 to 4 August 1902.
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Lot 4105 |
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Kapenousseu: 1902 (4 Aug.) 5pf stationery card to Windhoek (4.8), cancelled by "Kapenousseu/Deutsch-/Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel II, town name in manuscript, Very Fine and exceptionally rare.
Estimate 6,000 - 8,000
ONLY FIVE COVERS OR CARDS ARE KNOWN USED WITH THE MANUSCRIPT TOWN NAME DURING THE SECOND PERIOD.
Provenance: Wollbrandt
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Lot 4106 |
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Kapenousseu: 1903 (6 May) neat envelope to Wiesbaden (14.6), bearing 5pf green pair and 10pf rose (Michel 12, 13), cancelled by "Kapenoussëu/Deutsch-/Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel II, town name handstamped in antique letters in violet, surface scuffs around rims of c.d.s., Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
Provenance: Wollbrandt
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Lot 4107 |
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Keetmanshoop: 1898 (22 Feb.) official envelope (embossed "Kaiserliche Bezirkshauptmannschaft zu Keetmanshoop" paper seal on reverse) to Lüderitzbucht (6.3) redirected to Cape Town, showing "Keetmanshoop" origin c.d.s., framed German "T" handstamp, and "Charge Clerk" c.d.s. (21.3) with handstruck "10d" of Cape Town for double rate letter, no longer handled as official mail once redirected outside Colony, Very Fine.
Estimate 600 - 800
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Lot 4108 |
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Keetmanshoop: 1898 (25 Oct.) registered "Gruss aus Deutsch Süd West Afrika" postcard to Königsfeld (12.12), bearing Eagle 20pf bright ultramarine and 1897 overprint on 10pf carmine (Michel 48d, 3), cancelled by "Keetmanshoop" c.d.s., with registration label, the sender is Second Lieutenant Wettstein of Leutwein's Expedition with 1st Artillery Field Company and Witbooi's First Detachment, the card is signed "Hendrik Witbooi", Very Fine.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
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Lot 4109 |
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Keetmanshoop: 1901 (12 Jan.) registered envelope to Neustettin (26.2), bearing 1898 overprint 5pf bluish green and 25pf orange (Michel 6, 9), cancelled by "Keetmanshoop" c.d.s., with printed label, Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Lot 4110 |
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Keetmanshoop: 1901 (16 Nov.) censored envelope to Cape Town, bearing 10pf rose (Michel 13) singles (2), cancelled by "Keetmanshoop" c.d.s., showing "G.P.O. Capetown/Cape Colony" c.d.s. (12.12), with "Opened under Martial Law" paper seal tied by triangular censor's handstamp, light vertical filing fold, Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Lot 4111 |
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Khan: 1913 (17 Sept.) registered envelope to Basel (15.10), bearing 1900 25pf orange and black on yellow (Michel 15) pair, cancelled by "Khan/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., with new printed registration label (only recorded example with town name to date), light vertical filing fold, Very Fine.
Estimate 600 - 800
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Lot 4112 |
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Khanrivier: 1898-99, the magnificent study of Khanrivier "Wanderstempel"(type I of Rössing), comprising 14 envelopes, 9 postcards (8 are stationery, one is an intact reply paid card), and 4 pieces, spanning the dates from 18 August 1898 (the post office opened on 10 August 1898) to 21 April 1899 (office closed on 28 April 1899), with sixteen of the twenty types of manuscript "Khanrivier" as identified by Hans Fischer and Ulrich Czimmek, with an excellent and varied range of usages and nice frankings, including registered with 1898 (2 Sept.) envelope to Swakopmund bearing 3pf to 20pf with manuscript registration label of "Rössing" overwritten "Khanrivier" (only three covers recorded), and type 21 manuscript town name on 1899 (7 Apr.) registered envelope to Mainz redirected to Cernobbio (Como) bearing 1898 3pf (2), 5pf, 20pf and 1898 10pf cancelled by "Wanderstempel" and with blank registration label (only recorded date of use for this type), mounted to international exhibition standard (would make an ideal one frame exhibit), Fine to Very Fine.
Estimate 6,000 - 8,000
Expertization: 1990-98 Czimmek Certificates for seven.
Provenance: Czimmek, Walldorf, and Wollbrandt
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Lot 4113 |
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Klein-Nauas: 1913 (15 Dec.) postal ledger receipt for registered letters from Rehoboth to Klein-Nauas (16.12), bearing 1913 10pf red (Michel 26b) applied as Due, cancelled by "Klein-Nauas/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s. in violet, with "Rehoboth/Deutsch-Südwest-/Afrika" origin c.d.s. adjacent, stamp creased, otherwise Very Fine and equally rare postal document.
Estimate 3,000 - 4,000
Provenance: Fischer
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Lot 4114 |
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Klein-Nauas: 1914 (4 Mar.) registered envelope to Halle (5.4) via Rehoboth (7.3), bearing 1900 50pf, 80pf, and 1911-12 1m and 2m (Michel 18, 19, 29A, 30A), cancelled by "Klein-Nauas/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s., with printed registration label, Very Fine and rare.
Estimate 2,500 - 3,000
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Lot 4115 |
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Koes: 1906 watermarked 5pf green (Michel 25), on piece cancelled "Koes" in manuscript, with partial printed "Keetmanshoop" registration label overwritten "Koes" in blue crayon, Very Fine and exceedingly rare, only a few pieces known.
Estimate 4,000 - 5,000
THERE IS NO FULL COVER RECORDED WITH ONLY THE MANUSCRIPT TOWN NAME AND WITHOUT ADDITIONAL KEETMANSHOOP C.D.S.
Expertization: double signed Bothe B.P.P. and 2000 B.P.B. Certificate.
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Lot 4116 |
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Koes: 1909 (31 Jan.) registered envelope to Charlottenburg (26.2), bearing 1900 3pf singles (2) to 20pf (Michel 11-14), cancelled by "Koes" in manuscript and "Keetmanshoop/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., with printed Keetmanshoop registration label overwritten "Koes" in blue crayon, Very Fine and a major rarity.
Estimate 30,000 - 40,000
ONE OF ONLY TWO RECORDED COMPLETE COVERS WITH THIS MANUSCRIPT CANCELLATION.
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Lot 4117 |
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Koes: 1909 (27 Feb.) envelope to Berlin (27.3), bearing 1906 10pf bright rose (Michel 26a), cancelled by "Koes/D S W A" provisional two-line rubber stamp in red with "27/2/09" date in blue crayon, Extremely Fine and one of the pre-eminent rarities of both German South West Africa and the German Colonies. A wonderful exhibition item.
Estimate 75,000 - 100,000
ONLY ONE OTHER COVER IS RECORDED.
Provenance: Grobe
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Lot 4118 |
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Kolmanskuppe: 1909 (20 May) registered envelope to Charlottenburg, bearing 1900 25pf orange and black on yellow, and 1906 5pf green (Michel 15, 25), cancelled by "Kolmannskuppe/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., blank registration label with town name in manuscript, Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Kolmanskuppe: 1909 (26 May) postcard to Gelsenkirchen redirected to Kyllburg, bearing 1900 25pf orange and black on yellow, cancelled by "Kolmannskuppe/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., blank registration label with town name in manuscript, Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Kolmanskuppe: 1910 (18 Jan.) registered envelope to Windhoek (arrival; earliest known date for this is 28 Jannuary 1910), bearing 1906 3pf, 5pf and 10pf (Michel 24a, 25, 26a), pairs of each value cancelled by "Kolmannskuppe/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., blank registration label with town name handstamped in red, Very Fine.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Lot 4121 |
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Kolmanskuppe: 1912 (18 Dec.) envelope containing"Christmas card" to Salt River, Cape Town (24.12), bearing 1906 10pf bright rose (Michel 26a), cancelled by "Kolmannskuppe/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s. with Transvaal Postage Due ½d and 2d cancelled on arrival, marked "T" in crayon with "T/25Ct." octagonal handstamp and handstruck "2½", truncated corners since the envelope was sent as printed matter but refused and taxed as a normal matter, Fine and interesting.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Lot 4122 |
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Kuibis: 1907 (3 Aug.) "Feld-Postkarte" from the Chief Physician of the 17th Company to Keetmanshoop, showing "Kuibis/Südwestafrika" Wanderstempel I, town name handstamped in violet and year date inserted by hand, Very Fine and exceedingly rare use particularly in this color.
Estimate 4,000 - 5,000
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Kuibis: 1907 (26 July) registered envelope to Weimar (25.8), bearing 1900 3pf brown (Michel 11) singles (5) and 1906 5pf green and 10pf bright rose (Michel 25, 26), cancelled by "Kuibis/Südwestafrika" Wanderstempel I, town name handstamped in violet, with registration label similarly handstamped, Very Fine and rare, probably only three other such registered covers recorded with the violet handstamp.
Estimate 6,000 - 8,000
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Lot 4124 |
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Kuibis: 1907 (15 Aug.) registered envelope to Wiesbaden (15.9), bearing 1900 10pf rose and 20pf blue (Michel 12, 13), cancelled by "Kuibis/Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel I, town name handstamped in black, blank registration label similarly handstamped, Very fine and rare.
Estimate 4,000 - 5,000
Provenance: Wollbrandt
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Lot 4125 |
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Kuis: 1900 (8 Feb.) envelope to the Rhenish Missionary Society in Barmen (2.4), endorsed on reverse "Abs: …/Gibeon, D.S.W. Afrika" (sender's name rubbed out), bearing 1897 overprint 3pf grey brown (Michel 1a) irregular block of four, cancelled by pen crosses and one stamp by "Kuis, 8.II.1900", with "Gibeon" transit c.d.s. (13.12) on reverse, two stamps (3pf and 5pf) removed and envelope a little reduced at foot, Fine and one of the great rarities of German South West Africa.
Estimate 10,000 - 12,000
THIS IS THE ONLY RECORDED COVER FROM KUIS.
Expertization: 1980 Bothe Certificate.
Provenance: Konrad Starke, Fischer
Accompanying this cover is a registration receipt dated 21 August 1900 signed by the postal official Bogalecki at Kuis. His handwriting matches the manuscript "Kuis" cancelling the 3pf on the cover.
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Lot 4126 |
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Lüderitzbucht: 1898 (14 Feb.) registered envelope ("Deutsche Colonial-Gesellschaft für Südwest-Afrika" sender's cachet), to Strasbourg (14.3) via Cape Town (22.2), bearing Crown and Eagle 5pf bluish green (Michel 46c) singles (11), cancelled by "Lüderitzbucht" c.d.s., with printed registration label, a few small faults, Fine and spectacular franking underpaid by 5 pfennig.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,200
Provenance: Fuchs, Grothuesmann
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Lot 4127 |
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Lüderitzbucht: 1898 (12 May) registered envelope (wax seal of "Deutsche Colonial-Gesellschaft für Süd-West Afrika" on reverse), to Berlin (13.6) via Cape Town (19.5), bearing Eagle 20pf bright ultramarine singles (4) and 50pf lilac brown pair (Michel 48d, 50d), cancelled by "Lüderitzbucht" c.d.s., with printed registration label, Very Fine eight times rate franking.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,200
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Mariental: 1913 (7 Aug.) registered envelope to Laggenbeck (4.9), bearing 1900 40pf carmine and black with sheet margin and 1906-13 3pf yellow brown (Michel 17, 24), cancelled by "Mariental/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s. ("8" of month inverted), with printed registration label, Very Fine.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Neuheusis: 1912 (11 Oct.) registered envelope to Exin (10.4), bearing 1900 25pf orange and black on yellow and 1906 5pf green (Michel 15, 25), cancelled by "Neuheusis/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s., with printed registration label, Very Fine.
Estimate 1,500 - 2,000
Provenance: Fischer
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Lot 4130 |
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Okahandja: 1901 (10 Oct.) censored envelope to Cronstadt, Orange River Colony (25.10) via Blomfontein (24.10), bearing 10pf rose (Michel 13), cancelled by "Okahandja" c.d.s., framed German "T" handstamp, crayon "12½ctm" and handstruck "2½d", stamp only paying inland postage, with "E.R./Opened under Martial Law" paper seal tied by "NPR" handstamp in blue, back flap detached and hinged back, Very Fine.
Estimate 300 - 400
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Lot 4131 |
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Okahandja: 1913 (5 June) photographic card (mounted troops) to Kub, bearing 5pf green with se-tenant Paul Kohl stamp dealer's publicity label, cancelled by "Okahandja/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" segmented c.d.s., minor faults, nevertheless Very Fine.
Estimate 1,200 - 1,500
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Okatjomboa: 1906 watermarked 5pf green (Michel 25), cancelled by "Okatjomboa/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s. of August 1914, Very Fine and a great cancellation rarity.
Estimate 2,500 - 3,000
ONLY TWO EXAMPLES OF THIS CANCELLATION HAVE BEEN RECORDED.
Expertization: 2001 Czimmek Certificate.
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Lot 4133 |
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Okaukwejo: 1911 (30 Nov.) envelope from a Finnish missionary to Helsinki (13.1.12) redirected to Estonia, bearing 1906 10pf bright rose (Michel 26a) strip of three, cancelled by "Okaukwejo/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
Expertization: 2000 B.P.B. Certificate.
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Lot 4134 |
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Olukonda: 1912 (2 Feb.) envelope from the Finnish Mission to Helsinki (part arrival c.d.s.), bearing 1906 10pf bright rose (Michel 26a) strip of three cancelled by "Olukonda/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s., cover a little reduced at right, Very Fine.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,200
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Olukonda: 1914 (30 Mar.) envelope from the Finnish Mission to Outjo, bearing 1913 10pf red (Michel 26b), cancelled by "Olukonda/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s., with another strike adjacent, cover a little reduced at right, Very Fine.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,200
Expertization: 2000 B.P.B. Certificate.
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Omararu: 1914 (13 Mar.) registered envelope to Münster (5.4), bearing 1900 40pf carmine and black (Michel 17), cancelled by "Omaruru/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" segmented c.d.s., blank registration label with town name handstamped in violet, Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Omitara: 1906 watermarked 5pf green (Michel 25), horizontal pair on piece, cancelled by complete strike of "Omitara/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s. of "18.7.14", couple of blunt perfs at upper right, from a booklet pane, Very Fine and one of the great rarities of German South West Africa.
Estimate 50,000 - 60,000
Expertization: 1975 Bothe Certificate.
Provenance: Grobe
Established on 20 June 1914, shortly before the outbreak of the War, as a station between Windhoek and Gobabis, Omitara was the last post office opened in German South West Africa.
According to Hans Bothe, the measurements of the Omitara c.d.s. correspond exactly to the archival items from the postal cancellation devices manufactured by the Gleichmann firm in Berlin.
In the Arbeits Gemeinschaft Berichte (1977), three examples of this elusive cancellation were recorded: a part strike on a loose stamp (ex Hoffman, presently in the Beck collection in Windhoek), a nice strike on a loose stamp (Pauls collection), and an incomplete strike on piece from the same day (ex Obitz, Fischer). Wilhelm Lempke wrote in "Der Deutsche Kolonialsammler" (1 February 1963) that "this legendary postmark has existed".
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Lot 4138 |
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Otavi: 1899 (31 Dec.) overprinted 5pf stationery card from the head of the local authority (Eggers) to Windhoek (17.1), readdressed to Gibeon (27.1) and Maltahöhe (5.2), cancelled by "Otavi/Deutsch-/Südwest-Afrika" Wanderstempel II, normal year date, town name in manuscript, Very Fine and rare.
Estimate 2,000 - 2,500
Provenance: Grobe
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Lot 4139 |
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Otjiwarongo: 1913 (24 Mar.) "Carl Schlettwein, Deutsch-Südwestafrika, Otjitambi, Bez. Outjo" corner card envelope to Charlottenburg (16.4) redirected to Sirmione (19.4), bearing 10pf rose (Michel 26), cancelled by "Otjiwarongo/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., with Italy Postage Dues 5c and 10c cancelled on arrival, crayon "T", for redirection only taxed the difference of the U.P.U. overseas rate, minor cover faults, Very Fine.
Estimate 300 - 400
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Otjosazu: 1907 watermarked 5m greenish black and carmine perforation 26:17 (Michel 32Ab), cancelled by "Otjosazu/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s. of 23 February (1915, since the office was only open from 1 April 1914 to 7 May 1915), Very Fine and a major cancellation rarity.
Estimate 2,500 - 3,000
ONLY TWO EXAMPLES OF THIS CANCELLATION HAVE BEEN RECORDED.
Expertization: 2000 Dr. Lantelme Certificate.
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Otjosondu: 1907 (13 May) registered enevlope to Wiesbaden (14.7) via Okahandja (14.5), bearing 1900 5pf green and 25pf orange and black on yellow (Michel 12, 15), cancelled by "Otjosondu/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., blank registration label with town name in manuscript, Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Otjosonjati: 1914 (24 Mar.) registered envelope to Marburg (21.4), bearing 1900 20pf ultramarine and 1906 watermarked 10pf bright rose (Michel 14, 26), cancelled by "Otjosonjati/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., with printed registration label, Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Otjundaura: 1914 (1 Apr.) envelope to Omaruru, bearing 1906 5pf green (Michel 25) horizontal pair, cancelled by "Otjundaura/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s., Very Fine for this great rarity.
Estimate 20,000 - 25,000
IN ADDITION TO THIS COVER, THERE ARE THREE METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS AND A FRANKED POSTCARD WITH A VERY POOR STRIKE OF THIS CANCELLATION RECORDED.
Provenance: Dr. Kretschmar, Grobe
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Outjo: 1900 (15 Oct.) registered envelope to Deutsch Eylau (18.11), bearing Eagle 10pf red and 1898 overprint 10pf red (47d, 7) singles (3), cancelled by pen crosses, manuscript "Outjo 15/10.00" below top stamps, printed registration label, some ageing, Very Fine.
Estimate 2,500 - 3,000
Expertization: signed Mansfeld.
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Outjo: 1901 (10 June) overprinted 5pf stationery card from the missionary H. Baumann in Franzfontein to Outjo, cancelled on arrival by "Outjo/Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika" c.d.s. (4.7), Very Fine and scarce origin.
Estimate 150 - 200
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Pomonahügel: 1914 (19 Mar.) photographic card (Pomona) to Dortmund, bearing 1906 5pf green (Michel 25), cancelled by "Pomonahügel/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s., Very Fine.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Pomonahügel: 1914 (24 Mar.) registered envelope to Deggendorf (21.4), bearing 1906-11 5pf green vertical strip of four and 20pf dark blue (Michel 25, 27), cancelled by "Pomonahügel/(Deutsch-/Südwestafrika)" c.d.s., blank registration label with "Pomona" handstamped in violet, top 5pf has slight creasing, Very Fine and fabulous registered cover from this post office which only opened on 7 March 1914.
Estimate 12,000 - 15,000
ONLY TWO REGISTERED COVERS HAVE BEEN RECORDED FROM POMONA.
Provenance: J. and H. Walldorf
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Prinzenbucht: 1910 (9 May) registered envelope to Charlottenburg (2.6), bearing 1900 25pf orange and black on yellow and 1907 3pf brown (Michel 15, 24a) vertical strip of three and pair, cancelled by "Prinzenbucht/Deutsch-/Südwestafrika" c.d.s., blank registration with town name in manuscript, vertical filing fold and one 3pf stamp has small fault, Very Fine.
Estimate 600 - 800
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