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Begin verkoop:
donderdag 7 november 2024 om 08:40
Item n°2141241105
Einde verkoop:
dinsdag 10 december 2024 om 17:59
Lot:
#1200
Catalogus:
Vente sur Offres N° 138

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N° 1011-C3, 15f Muller, Excel-Bic-Excel-Bic, S.16 N° et Cd (24.3.55), TB

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Francois Feldman is an International Auction house located in the center of Paris at 10 Rue Drouot, across the street from the famous Hotel Drouot. Founded in 1975, Francois Feldman is a member of all major international philatelic organizations including American Stamp Dealers Association (ASDA); Chambre Syndicate Francaise des Negociants et Experts en Philatelie (CNEP) and International Federation of Stamp Dealers Associations. Currently, Francois Feldman holds four International Auctions per annum (March, June, September and December). Each Sale contains thousands of lots with emphasis on all aspects of French philately with stamps and Postal History including classics, semi-modern stamps and proofs, essays, errors, Zeppelin Flights, aerophilately and much more. All lots are expertly described in high quality auction catalogues, with hundreds of illustrations among 60-100 photo plates per auction. Each sale contains an excellent representation of international philately with Europe, Asia, British Commonwealth material in every level of collecting including world-class rarities.

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neuf sans charnière N° 1011-C3, 15f Muller, Excel-Bic-Excel-Bic, S.16 N° et Cd (24.3.55), TB

François Feldman