
Mixed Collection of International Vintage Postage Stamps
This is a diverse assortment of thirteen vintage postage stamps from various countries and eras, exhibiting a range of philatelic designs and historical periods. The collection includes notable issues such as a Romanian stamp honoring Gheorghe Marinescu (R.P. Romina), a Belgian stamp featuring a portrait of a male figure in a hat, an Indo-Chinese issue with a sailing vessel motif, and a 1964 Olympic Games commemorative from the Republic of Chad. Other visible stamps originate from Germany (Deutsches Reich), Greece (Ellas), and possibly Spain or South American regions (Indicated by 'GRIN' and 'CT' denominations). The stamps are printed on paper with typical perforated edges, though some show signs of careful cutting or slight edge wear. Color palettes range from monochromatic sepia and gray tones to vibrant greens, reds, and oranges. Many of the stamps bear black ink cancellation marks (postmarks), indicating they were used in circulation. Condition varies among the pieces; while some appear relatively well-preserved with sharp imagery, others show mild creasing, corner blunting, and faded pigmentation consistent with mid-20th-century paper ephemera. The collection spans approximately the late 1920s to the mid-1960s, showcasing diverse typographical styles, engraved portraits, and commemorative themes. This group serves as a representative cross-section of global postal history from the modern era.
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Estimated Value
$5.00-$10.00
Basic Information
Category
Philatelic Collectibles (Postage Stamps)
Appraised On
January 20, 2026
Estimated Value
$5.00-$10.00
Item Description
This is a diverse assortment of thirteen vintage postage stamps from various countries and eras, exhibiting a range of philatelic designs and historical periods. The collection includes notable issues such as a Romanian stamp honoring Gheorghe Marinescu (R.P. Romina), a Belgian stamp featuring a portrait of a male figure in a hat, an Indo-Chinese issue with a sailing vessel motif, and a 1964 Olympic Games commemorative from the Republic of Chad. Other visible stamps originate from Germany (Deutsches Reich), Greece (Ellas), and possibly Spain or South American regions (Indicated by 'GRIN' and 'CT' denominations). The stamps are printed on paper with typical perforated edges, though some show signs of careful cutting or slight edge wear. Color palettes range from monochromatic sepia and gray tones to vibrant greens, reds, and oranges. Many of the stamps bear black ink cancellation marks (postmarks), indicating they were used in circulation. Condition varies among the pieces; while some appear relatively well-preserved with sharp imagery, others show mild creasing, corner blunting, and faded pigmentation consistent with mid-20th-century paper ephemera. The collection spans approximately the late 1920s to the mid-1960s, showcasing diverse typographical styles, engraved portraits, and commemorative themes. This group serves as a representative cross-section of global postal history from the modern era.
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