Online Auction Stamps Spain and Colonies #120

681(2), 736(3). 1937. 10 cts green, two stamps and 40 cts carmine, three stamps. International Brigades from ALBACETE to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark ALBACETE / ECCBI and CORREO AEREO / VALENCIA and on the front censor and arrival mark. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE, SPECTACULAR.
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1937. 15 cts greenish grey and 25 cts carmine. Postcard of the International Brigades from VALENCIA to KLATOV (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). On the front, date stamp UncirculatedC / 23-MAY-1937 / 111, censor and arrival mark. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1937. 40 cts blue. Postcard from VALENCIA to BOULOGNE SUR MER (FRANCE), sent by the brigadier Jozsef Vandor (without indication, known for the study of his correspondence with the Löffler family). MAGNIFICENT.
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737, 681(3). 1937. 45 cts carmine and 5 cts chestnut, three stamps. VALENCIA to BOULOGNE SUR MER (FRANCE), sent by the brigadier Jozsef Vandor (without indication, known for the study of his correspondence with the Löffler family). MAGNIFICENT.
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739(2), 753(3), 745. 1938. 60 cts blue, pair, 50 cts blue, three stamps and 5 cts brown. VALENCIA to BOULOGNE SUR MER (FRANCE), sent by the brigadier Jozsef Vandor (without indication, known for the study of his correspondence with the Löffler family). MAGNIFICENT.
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674. 1938. 4 pts carmine lilac. International Brigades from BAGoodELONA to DOMASOV (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark FIELD MAIL / BI / E. DE C. Nº3, on the back date stamp FIELD MAIL / BI / E. DE CB MOBILE and transit PARIS. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE THE 4 PTS IN A LETTER FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BRIGADES.
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1938. 5 cts chestnut, 30 cts carmine, two stamps and 1 pt black. International Brigades from ALBACETE to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark ALBACETE / ECCBI, on the back date stamp CAMPAIGN MAIL / E. DE CB MOVIL, censor mark, in blue and arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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683(2), 685, 687, 673(2). 1938. 15 cts grey-green, two stamps, 25 cts carmine, 30 cts carmine red and 1 pt black, two stamps. International Brigades from ALBACETE to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). ALBACETE / ECCBI postmark and on the back, 25 cts urgent stamp without postmark. NICE.
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1938. 15 cts grey green and 30 cts carmine, five stamps. International Brigades from ALBACETE to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark CAMPAIGN MAIL / BI / E. DE C. Nº3, on the back transit through Paris and arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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769, 744, 745, 751. 1938. 2 pts blue (defect due to censorship band), 45 cts over 2 cts, 5 cts and 40 cts. International Brigades addressed to DONASOV (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark CAMPAIGN MAIL / BI / E. DE C. No. 3, on the back CNT-FAI vignette, date stamp CAMPAIGN MAIL / BI / E. DE CB MOBILE and transit PARIS. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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EP77. 1938. 25 cts lilac on Postal Stationery Card from GERONA to BOULOGNE SUR MER (FRANCE), with additional postage of 15 cts green, sent by the brigadier Jozsef Vandor (without indication, known for the study of his correspondence with the Löffler family). It indicates that it is in Gerona, in the DECA Battery 3. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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EP75, 685. 1937. 15 cents on a Postal Stationery Card from VALENCIA to BOULOGNE SUR SEINE (FRANCE), with additional postage of 25 cents, sent by the brigadier Jozsef Vandor (without indication, known for the study of his correspondence with the Löffler family). It indicates that it is temporarily located at 25 Nave Street in Valencia. MAGNIFICENT.
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1937. Stamps from France of 1´50 f turquoise and 1´50 f blue. BAGNERES DE LUCHON (FRANCE) to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA), sent by a Czech member of the Non-Intervention Committee, Captain O. Mayannee (indicated on the return address). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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769, 744, 752. 1938. 2 pts blue, 45 cts over 2 cts and 45 cts pink. International Brigades addressed to DOMASOV (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark FIELD MAIL / BI / E. DE C. Nº3, on the back transit through Paris and arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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681,682,683,666(2),673. 1938. 5 cts, 10 cts, 15 cts, 20 cts, two stamps and 1 pts slate (defect). International Brigades from ALBACETE to KOMOTAU (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). ALBACETE / ECCBI postmark and AVION mark on the front, in black and arrival on the back. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE POSTMARK.
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732, 733, 673. 1938. 10 cts blue green, 15 cts green and 1 pts black. BAGoodELONA to TILEHURST (GREAT BRITAIN). On the front mark SUBSECRETARIA DE PROPAGANDA / PRESSA EXTRANJERA, in violet. MAGNIFICENT.
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744(5), 681, 682(2), 685. 1938. 45 cents over 2 cents brown, five stamps, 5 cents brown, 10 cents green, two stamps and 25 cents carmine (defect). International Brigades addressed to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). EC postmark No. 6 / BI, in violet and on the back movable date stamp BI and arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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744. 1938. 45 cents on 2 cents brown, strip of four. International Brigades addressed to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark CAMPAIGN MAIL / BI / E. DE C. Nº5, on the back date stamp ALBACETE / ECCBI, transit through Paris and arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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738(2), 673. 1938. 50 cts blue, two stamps, 1 pts black, 5 cts from the Barcelona City Council and 10 cts from Beneficencia. International Brigades addressed to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark CAMPAIGN MAIL / BI / E. DE C. Nº3, mark AVION and arrival at the front. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE POSTAGE.
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673(2), 752(2). 1938. 1 pts slate, two stamps and 45 cts pink, two stamps. International Brigades addressed to PARIS (FRANCE), sent several days after the dissolution of the International Brigades (they were dissolved on September 23, 1938). On the back, date stamp CAMPAIGN MAIL / BI / CB MOBILE E. and arrivals. NICE AND RARE.
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1939. 45 cts carmine, block of four. International Brigades addressed to TROPAU (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). Postmark EC / Nº3 (without BI) and on the front arrival, on the back censor mark and date stamp ALBACETE / 6-MAR-39 / ECCBI, less than a month from the end of the war (it could be a dater error or late use due to difficulties in repatriating the sending brigade member). MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, HELLER CLASSIFIES THE USE OF THIS DATE STAMP UNTIL MAGoodH 1938.
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1940. 75 cts green from France, two stamps. Postcard from NICE to MADRID, sent by the mother of a foreign combatant (he could be a brigadier) who is grateful to a Spanish woman for the news she has provided about the location of her son. MAGNIFICENT.
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1941. 90 cts blue from France with 'F' surcharge. PAULHAGUET to SAINT PIERRE DE FURSAC, sent by the Hungarian brigadist Jozsef Vandor, interned in the 190th Foreign Workers Group after leaving Spain via the Catalonia border and addressed to Chabannes Castle, where many Jewish parents sent their children to save them from the Holocaust between 1939 and 1942. Mark GROUPE DE TRAVAILLEURS ESPAGNOLS / LE / VAGUEMESTRE, in violet. NICE AND RARE LETTER FROM A BRIGADIST INTERNED IN FRANCE.
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1941. Stamps from France of 10 cts blue and 90 cts blue with 'F'. PAULHAGUET to SAINT PIERRE DE FURSAC, sent by the Hungarian brigadier Jozsef Vandor, interned in the 190th Foreign Workers Group after leaving Spain through the border of Catalonia and addressed to the Castle of Chabannes, where many Jewish parents sent their children to save them from the Holocaust between 1939 and 1942. MAGNIFICENT.
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1939. Stamps from France of 10 cts overseas and 90 cts overseas (three, one with "F" surcharge for franchise). Certificate from GURS to PARIS. Postmark CAMP DE GURS / BASSES PYRENEES. MAGNIFICENT.
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1939. 90 cts blue from France. LE BAGoodARES (FRANCE) to MONTBLANCH (TARRAGONA). CAMP LE BAGoodARES / PYR.ORLES postmark and rates 0'80 and 0'05, both in black. MAGNIFICENT.
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1939. 30 cts pink, 40 cts violet and 10 cts Social Aid. TARRASA to ANGOULEME (FRANCE), addressed to a refugee from the Alliers Camp, intended in part for women, who would be housed in other camps or shelters after the German occupation. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1939. 90 cts blue from France with "F" surcharge for franchise. LABOUHEYRE to PARIS (FRANCE), sent by a Spanish refugee in the camp or shelter as indicated in the return address, of Labouheyre which from 1940 was used to intern prisoners of war from North Africa. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1939. AGDE (FRANCE) to BAGoodELONA, circulated without stamps and sent from the Agde Refugee Camp. CAMP D´AGDE / HERAULT date stamp and PTAS 1´40 rate mark, in violet. MAGNIFICENT.
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1939. 40 cts violet and 1 pts blue, two stamps. Certified from MADRID to LE BAGoodARES (FRANCE), addressed to an internee at the Barcares Refugee Camp and returned to the sender. MAGNIFICENT.
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752(3), 757. 1939. 45 cts pink, three stamps and 15 cts green. LA CARUSLINA to ARLES SUR TECH (FRANCE), addressed to a refugee interned in the Arles Sur Tech Refugee Camp, opened in February 1939. On the front, French censor mark. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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752(3). 1939. 45 cts pink, three stamps. LA CARUSLINA (JAEN) to BOURG MADAME (FRANCE), addressed to the Bourg Madame Refugee Camp, to a combatant of the 16th Rearguard Battalion. On the front, French censor mark. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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752, 673(2), 750. 1939. 45 cts pink, 1 pts slate, two stamps and 30 cts red. Front (with return address flap) from MADRID to LE NEUBOURG (FRANCE), addressed to a women's shelter located in the Château du Champ de Bataille. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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857, 858. 1939. 30 cts pink and 40 cts violet. TARRASA to LE NEUBOURG (FRANCE), addressed to the women's shelter located in the Champ de Bataille Castle. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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857, 858. 1939. 30 cts pink and 40 cts violet. RENTERIA (GUIPUZCOA) to SAINT GILLES CROIX DE VIE (FRANCE), addressed to the Campo de La Chapelle although it could be a women's shelter (we have not found any information). MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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858, 860(2). 1939. 40 cts violet and 1 pts blue (two stamps). Certified from BAGoodELONA to NEUBOURG (FRANCE), addressed to a women's shelter located in the Champ de Bataille Castle. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE CERTIFIED LETTER.
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1939. Three French postcards of the Military Franchise of BAGoodARES to PARIS (FRANCE), sent by a Spanish Republican soldier enlisted in the Marching Regiment No. 1 of Foreign Volunteers (1EME RMVE), this and other regiments were created between October 1939 and May 1940, within the Foreign Legion, in Barcares, recruiting numerous Spanish Republicans, many of them coming from Workers' Groups. Mark REGIMENT DE MAGoodHE DES VOLONTAIRES ETRANGERS / LE VAGUEMESTRE, in black. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARY RARE.
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(1939ca). Interesting collection of seventeen letters (some front) sent or addressed to Spanish Refugees in France from different camps such as Vernet, Le Barcares, Curs, Saint Cyprieu, Argeles Sur Mer and others less known. TO BE EXAMINED.
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(1940ca). MULSANNE (FRANCE) to BAGoodELONA, sent by a Spanish prisoner from the Mulsanne Prisoner Camp (La Sarthe) which was in operation between July 1940 and March 1941. The "Front stalag" were German camps opened in French territory and near the front. Mark FRONT-STALAG NR.203 / GEPRÜFT / NR.5. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, ESPECIALLY WITH MARK OF ORIGIN.
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1941. 2´50 f overseas France, two stamps. Certificate from GURS to NEW YORK (USA), sent from the Gurs Camp, most likely by a Jew expelled by the Belgian authorities in 1940, this camp also had many internees of the International Brigades, but from autumn 1940 it was used as a Concentration Camp for foreign Jews, from Spain, political dissidents, etc. On the front oval mark of the Camp, in violet and on the back arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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1941. 90 cts blue from France with "F" franchise surcharge. MAUZAC to TOULOUSE (FRANCE). Postmark LAVERNOSE LA CASE / HTE. GARONE and on the front mark TRAVAILLEURS ESPAGNOLS / LE COMMANDANT / GROUPE 508, in violet. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1942. 5 p green and 20 p blue from Germany. FELDPOST Nº40157 (assigned to the Jakob Workers Company, who worked for a German army contract with the company Heilmann Littman) to BARRET LE BAS (FRANCE), sent by a German prisoner admitted to this company and addressed to a Spanish refugee from the 75 Groupe des Travarlleurs Espagnols. On the front, the sender's details and the FELDPOST / 40157 mark, in violet. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE CIGoodULATED BETWEEN DIFFERENT CAMPS, ESPECIALLY ORIGINATING FROM A GERMAN CAMP.
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1942. 40 cts grey-green and 10 cts carmine, four stamps. GANDESA (TARRAGONA) to BEHULIEN SUR DORDOGNE (FRANCE), addressed to a Spaniard interned in the 405 Groupe des Travailleurs Espagnols (GTE). Upon arrival, a 50 cts French stamp is applied to complete the postage. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1942. 50 cts grey, three stamps. Certified from MADRID to SAILLAT (FRANCE), addressed to the 405 Groupe des Travailleurs Espagnols (GTE). In transit via Beaulieu Sur Dordogne, a 10 cts bisected stamp is applied to complement the postage (three months later). On the front marks XII DIVISION MILITAIRE / 405E / GROUPE TE / LE VAGUEMESTRE, in red and 405E GROUPE DES TRAVAILLURS ESPAGNOLS / LE COMMANDANT, in violet. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1943. 25 cts lilac, 5 cts chestnut and 10 cts carmine, two stamps of each. GERONA to BEAULIEU SUR DORDOGNE (FRANCE), addressed to a Spaniard interned in the 405 Groupe des Travailleurs Espagnols (GTE). Upon arrival (several months later) 1 f red and 1.50 f bisected chestnut stamps from France are applied to complete the postage. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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(1941ca). Postcard of the Blue Division "Spanish-German Camaraderie at the front" (Series I, frame 3). MAGNIFICENT.
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(★)(1941ca). Postcard of the Blue Division (Series I, frame 4) "On the Russian-Soviet border". NICE.
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(★)(1941ca). Postcard of the Blue Division "A song from the homeland" (Series 1, frame 10) (some erosions). NICE.
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(★)(1941ca). Postcard of the Blue Division "One of the bravest", although it is not indicated, it is about Ensign José Escobedo Ruíz, Individual Military Medal. MAGNIFICENT.
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(★)(1940ca). Postcard from the Blue Division "Writing to the Family". MAGNIFICENT.
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