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;) ;) | TCHILINGHIRIAN S.D. and BERNARDELLI R.R. Stamps of Italy used abroad. Harris Publications Ltd. (1963) Complete in six parts. 1st ed., fine retaining original green card covers in library binding Fine study of postmarks. | £200.00 |
;) | 2018 (21 Mar) Greek Territories. The Johann Ulrich Schmitt Collection. Heinrich Kohler 148pp. Fine. | £7.00 |
;) | TCHILINGHIRIAN S.D. and BERNARDELLI R.R. Stamps of Italy used abroad. Harris Publications Ltd. (1963) Complete in six parts. 1st ed., fine in green card covers. Fine study of postmarks. | £200.00 |
;) | RUDOLPHI Hans Handbuch der Briefmarken-kunde. - Lieferung 9. Kreta (Fortsetzung und Schluss), Jaipur, Jamaika (Anfang) Berlin (1943) 96pp. 1st ed., Clean in paper covers. Detailed guide to stamps, postmarks and postal history. | £14.00 |
;) | 1982 (23 Nov) Greece and Crete - with the second part of the Dr Maurice R. Friend collection. | £8.00 |
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EDIT. BEHAEDDIN 87 - Mires (Crete) Le Marche Old Crete postcard, circa 1910, fine unused.
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SACKVILLE Mary E. An Eastern Cruise in the Edeline William Blackwood & Sons 1883 119pp + tinted frontispiece. 1st ed., fine in original blue decorated cloth. The author, the Countess De La Warr, sailed from England to Italy and then down the Adriatic stopping off in the Balkans before going on to Crete where they stopped in Chania, then under Turkish rule and visited a Turkish warship in Suda Bay. Then on to Chios before arriving at Smyrna and describing Turkey in some depth.
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EDIT. BEHAEDDIN 87 - Mires (Crete) Le Marche Old Crete postcard, circa 1910, fine unused.
£9
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Related items available in Miscellaneous books
SACKVILLE Mary E. An Eastern Cruise in the Edeline William Blackwood & Sons 1883 119pp + tinted frontispiece. 1st ed., fine in original blue decorated cloth. The author, the Countess De La Warr, sailed from England to Italy and then down the Adriatic stopping off in the Balkans before going on to Crete where they stopped in Chania, then under Turkish rule and visited a Turkish warship in Suda Bay. Then on to Chios before arriving at Smyrna and describing Turkey in some depth.
£300
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