5 BALLOONS MOUNTED SWEDEN - 1 OCTOBER 1870 - Lot 349

Lot n° 349
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5 BALLOONS MOUNTED SWEDEN - 1 OCTOBER 1870 - Lot 349
5 BALLOONS MOUNTED SWEDEN - 1 OCTOBER 1870 Letter having lost its postage with càd de départ Paris Pl. de la Bourse 1 OCT. 70 and PD framed in red. Lm dated October 1st for LINKAPING (Sweden). Swedish tax "11½" in blue pencil. On the back of the letter from Lille to Paris 8 OCT. 70, càd de passage Lille 8 OCT. 70 and Swedish ambulant stamp X.P. N°2 18 October 1870. Rare destination. L'ARMAND BARBÈS. B/TB. GERMANY - 24 OCTOBER 1870 80c laureate and 20c Seat obl. star 22 Paris R. Taitbout 24 OCT. 70 with PD framed in red. Lm partly printed dated October 4 from the house Périer Frères & Cie for HAMBURG (Germany). Without arrival stamp. LE VAUBAN probable. TB. GREAT BRITAIN - 8 NOVEMBER 1870 2 ex. 10c prizewinner and 2 half-stamps 10c. prizewinner obl. étoile 35 Paris Ministère des Finances 8 NOV. 70. The postage was composed of three 10c prize-winning stamps stuck on horseback. The left-most stamp was detached and torn during transport. On arrival in England it was glued back together two thirds of the way. The English post office affixed the transit stamp Killer 19, to avoid the recipient to pay a tax. Lm dated November 8, 1870 for LONDON. On the recto stamped London Paid 30-NO-70 red and PD framed red. Very curious and spectacular piece. B/TB. RUSSIA- 20 DECEMBER 1870 80c laureate obl. star 23 Paris R. d'Aligre on envelope (average condition) with her correspondence for the hairdresser of her Majesty the Empress of Russia in SAINT PETERSBURG Prussian tax blue interesting text "the sender asks the hairdresser of her Majesty to intervene with her to obtain a favour concerning the speed in the news. No arrival. THE probable WASHBASIER. Rare and B/TB. 26 JANUARY 1871 20c lauré (def) obl étoile 24 Paris R. de Cléry 26 JANV 71 7th levée which corresponds to 27 January on Lm of 25 January 1871. On the back càd d'arrivée St Pourcain, 3 FEVR. 71. THE GENERAL CAMBRONNE. Last balloon of the Siege
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