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German states material stolen
The American Stamp Dealers Association reports that stamps and covers have been stolen “from a returned shipment from expertization.”
The missing items comprise classic postmarked issues of Bavaria and postmarked material from Thurn and Taxis.
The Bavarian items include several single stamps (some on piece), a vertical pair of the 3-kreuzer postage due on piece, three 1kr postage dues together on a horizontal printed piece, a horizontal strip of five of the 9kr yellow green with clear “41” closed millwheel cancels, and a small number of covers.
The missing stamps of Thurn and Taxis are singles and pairs, including a ¼ silbergroschen horizontal pair on piece, and several covers.
The material can be viewed online.
The ASDA directs anyone with information to contact Heinrich Koehler Auktionshaus, Wilhelmstr 48, D-65183 Wiesbaden, Germany.
The auction firm can be reached by telephone at +49 (0) 611 39381, by fax at +49 (0) 611 39384, and by e-mail at info@heinrich-koehler.de.
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