Josef Tautenhayn - Dr. Ulrich Ferchenbauer





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Origin: Austria; Title: Dr. Ulrich Ferchenbauer; Condition: Good condition.
Description from the seller
Imperial Austria Stamps 1917
The present document is an attestation (examination report/photographic examination) by the renowned Austrian stamp expert Dr. Ulrich Ferchenbauer.
The cancellation on the pictured piece of mail originates from Lemberg (today Lviv, Ukraine), which at the time of cancellation (1861) was the capital of the Austrian crown land Galicia and Lodomeria.
Description:
Title & name of the examiner
Title & name: Dr. Ulrich Ferchenbauer
Permanently court-sworn expert for stamps (member of the Association of Austrian Stamp Examiners – VÖB)
Value & object description
Catalogue/Value stated in the report: 7,500.– (7,500 Shillings according to the 1990 catalogue specification)
Stamp value / face value: 4 × 10 kreuzer (block of four)
Object / frankings:
Country / Year: Austria, 1861 (issue 1861, Emperor Franz Joseph I.)
Catalogue no.: ANK / Michel No. 21 as a four-block (田)
Special features: piece of letter with a RECOM. stamp and city stamp LEMBERG (19/7), with original crease on the accompanying piece of letter ("on accompanying paper / cut-out").
Note: The stated value of 7,500.– refers to the then-special catalogue value from 1990 in Austrian Schilling (öS).
Imperial Austria Stamps 1917
The present document is an attestation (examination report/photographic examination) by the renowned Austrian stamp expert Dr. Ulrich Ferchenbauer.
The cancellation on the pictured piece of mail originates from Lemberg (today Lviv, Ukraine), which at the time of cancellation (1861) was the capital of the Austrian crown land Galicia and Lodomeria.
Description:
Title & name of the examiner
Title & name: Dr. Ulrich Ferchenbauer
Permanently court-sworn expert for stamps (member of the Association of Austrian Stamp Examiners – VÖB)
Value & object description
Catalogue/Value stated in the report: 7,500.– (7,500 Shillings according to the 1990 catalogue specification)
Stamp value / face value: 4 × 10 kreuzer (block of four)
Object / frankings:
Country / Year: Austria, 1861 (issue 1861, Emperor Franz Joseph I.)
Catalogue no.: ANK / Michel No. 21 as a four-block (田)
Special features: piece of letter with a RECOM. stamp and city stamp LEMBERG (19/7), with original crease on the accompanying piece of letter ("on accompanying paper / cut-out").
Note: The stated value of 7,500.– refers to the then-special catalogue value from 1990 in Austrian Schilling (öS).

