Ukraine 1914/1919 - Rare stamps of Ukraine and Russia, with errors and various tridents - partly. - Bulat, Kramarenko

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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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Ukraine origin stamps, titled Seltene Briefmarken der Ukraine + Russlands mit Fehlern u. verschiedenen Dreizacken - teilw.; condition MNH (postfrisch) and MNH (ungebraucht ohne Gummi); from 1914 to 1919; catalogue Bulat, Kramarenko; expert signature and no certificate.

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Very good selection of Ukrainian stamps.
Most of the stamps bear various embossed seals of the coat of arms, the trident of Ukraine.
Some with errors and rarer tridents.

The strip with three 1 rubles has the trident incorrectly also on the one with two crossed “V”s! standing for Kiev Type 3 B Bulat 641 var MNH / MH Kw €140+

For the four-stamp sheet of 35 kopeks from 1918 the trident stands for Yekaterinoslav Type 2 MNH Bulat 831 var, Kraramenko 21.3.1. var KW about €360, with some errors.

For the 3.5 rubles stamp the trident stands for Yekaterinoslav Type 2 MH, error, signed Bulat 858, Kramarenko 25.3.2. KW about €60

70 kopeks 1918 Podolia Type 1 error signed Vyrovyi MH KW about €60

10 kopeks on 7 kopeks from 1918 Podolia Type 12 shifted overprint signed VyrovyI MH Bulat 1544 var KW about €60

Horizontal pair 2 kopeks Podolia Type 15 shifted characters, signed MNH Bulat 1591 var KW about €100

Finally the large sheet with 6×3.50 rubles, seven blank spaces as well as two fields with crossed V, one of which shows a magnificent print showing half of the stamp unprinted KW about €320+

Total about €1100+

The quality of the stamps is good to very good.
Mint never hinged MNH**, unused MH *,

A very good lot!

Please viewing the stamps to get a first impression.

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Very good selection of Ukrainian stamps.
Most of the stamps bear various embossed seals of the coat of arms, the trident of Ukraine.
Some with errors and rarer tridents.

The strip with three 1 rubles has the trident incorrectly also on the one with two crossed “V”s! standing for Kiev Type 3 B Bulat 641 var MNH / MH Kw €140+

For the four-stamp sheet of 35 kopeks from 1918 the trident stands for Yekaterinoslav Type 2 MNH Bulat 831 var, Kraramenko 21.3.1. var KW about €360, with some errors.

For the 3.5 rubles stamp the trident stands for Yekaterinoslav Type 2 MH, error, signed Bulat 858, Kramarenko 25.3.2. KW about €60

70 kopeks 1918 Podolia Type 1 error signed Vyrovyi MH KW about €60

10 kopeks on 7 kopeks from 1918 Podolia Type 12 shifted overprint signed VyrovyI MH Bulat 1544 var KW about €60

Horizontal pair 2 kopeks Podolia Type 15 shifted characters, signed MNH Bulat 1591 var KW about €100

Finally the large sheet with 6×3.50 rubles, seven blank spaces as well as two fields with crossed V, one of which shows a magnificent print showing half of the stamp unprinted KW about €320+

Total about €1100+

The quality of the stamps is good to very good.
Mint never hinged MNH**, unused MH *,

A very good lot!

Please viewing the stamps to get a first impression.

SHIPPING:
ONLY via DHL in an insured 2 kg package up to €500

Details

Era
1900-2000
Geographic origin
Ukraine
From (Year of oldest stamps)
1914
To (Year of most recent stamps)
1919
Condition
MNG (mint no gum), MNH (Mint never hinged)
Catalogue name + catalogue number(s) of the stamp(s)
Bulat, Kramarenko
Title
Rare stamps of Ukraine and Russia, with errors and various tridents - partly.
Has certificate
No
Has expert signature
Yes
GermanyVerified
840
Objects sold
100%
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