Ordre d'achat - Galerie Dreyfus

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6 Auction schedule Viewing Tuesday 7 th June 2011 9.00 a.m. Great Britain (lot 3000 -3320) 1.00 p.m. Break 2.00 p.m. Great Britain (lot 3321-3950) Wednesday 8 th June 2011 9.00 a.m. Great Britain (lot 3951-4270) 1.00 p.m. Break 2.00 p.m. Great Britain (lot 4271- end) Thursday 9 th June 2011 9.00 a.m. Switzerland (lot 500-886) 1.00 p.m. Break 4.00 p.m. World raritites (lot 1-183) Friday 10 th June 2011 9.00 a.m. France (lot 1000-1320) 1.00 p.m. Break 2.00 p.m. France (lot 1321-end) Viewing in the business premises in Basel, Birsigstrasse 26 only after arrangement by phone. Monday, 30 th May 2011 till Sunday, 5 th June 2011 collections can only be viewed on these dates in our business premises. All single lots and small lots: during the auction in the UBS-Centre Monday, 6 th June 2011 till Friday, 10 th June 2011 Bidding increments Up to 500 € 20 € 500 – 1.500 € 50 € 1.500 – 3.000 € 100 € 3.000 – 5.000 € 200 € 5.000 – 15.000 € 500 € 15.000 – 30.000 € 1.000 € 30.000 – 50.000 € 2.000 € 50.000 – 500.000 € 5.000 € Bank details UBS Aeschenvorstadt 1, CH-4002 Basel BIC: UBSWCHZH80A IBAN: CH430023323373911660X Telephone bidders are kindly requested to register 24 hours before the auction.
Terms of Auction Sale 1. The auction takes place voluntarily and publicly against immediate cash payment in Euro. Swiss Francs and every convertable foreign currency are accepted at current exchange rates or as credited by a major Swiss bank. The day of receipt or credit applies. The auctioneer has the right to withdraw, regroup oder refuse to knock down any lot. In the event of identical bids, the one first received takes precedence; in the event of misunderstandings, the lot is reoffered. Bidding increments are between 5% and 10%. Refer to the chart of minimal increments. During the auction the auctioneer can however accept a different bidding increment. 2. Lots are awarded to the highest bidder which creates an obligation to take delivery. A commission of 20% is added to the purchase price. Bidders for third parties are liable next to the third party as co-debtor. With the purchase the risk transfers to the purchaser. 3. All lots are subject to Swiss value added tax (MwSt). VAT has to be paid for the grand total: knockdown price, plus surcharge, plus postage, plus insurance. The value added tax shall not be applicable if the lots purchased at the auction are shipped abroad by I.B. Investor Basel AG. In additon the VAT will not be applicable if you show the original, legally valid export certificate, meaning the pretax will be refunded. In principle, the lots are handed over upon full payment of the auction invoice. It is solely in the discretion to hand over the lots concurrently with invoice presentation. The lots are insured by the autctioneer and forwarded to the purchaser by mail or by other means; as a rule, as registered or valued matter. Forwarding costs and insurance premiums are at the purchaser‘s expense. 4. In principle, the lots are handed over upon full payment of the auction invoice. It is solely in the discretion of the auctioneer to hand over the lots with invoice presentation. The lots are privately insured by the auctioneer and forwarded to the purchaser by mail or by other means; as a rule, as registered or valued matter. Forwarding costs and insurance premiums are at the purchaser‘s expense. 5. In the event of payment delay on the part of the purchaser the auctioneer will charge interest of 12%. The auctioneer is authorized to either sue for payment, rescind the sales transaction and dispose of the lots, particularly to sell them or to reauction them. In any event, the purchaser is liable for the price differential. 6. Until full payment of the entire invoice is rendered, title to all purchased lots remains with the consignor. Prior to that time, they may neither be resold, pledged nor otherwise transfered to a third party by the purchaser. Offset pleas of any type are precluded. Extension of time for payment is granted upon request, supported by appropriate references. Such special arrangements must be agreed upon prior to the auction and must be in written form. 7. The lots on auction have been described conscientiously and with greatest care. Valuable stamps bear the mark of competent experts or are accompanied by certificates. In the case of photographed stamps, the image is determinative as to margins, perforations, cancellations, etc. 8. The purchaser acknowledges the certificates (expertizations) and signatures mentioned in the lot descriptions as binding, particularly with regard to genuineness and quality of the lots as well as the completeness of contents of the expertization certificates. I.B. Investor Basel AG will be liable for the authenticity of uncertified lots for a period of one year from the point of time of knock-down. Warranty for collections and lots with more than five stamps or cover are precluded. 9. Complaints must be received within 30 days after knock-down. Changes of any kind on the lots mean the complaint will be turned down. All claims are void if the purchaser is in arrears with payment of the purchase price or surcharge. 10. All lots may be inspected during the auction. See chapter “Viewing”. 11. All bids are executed in strict conformity with the principal´s interests, although without recourse. 12. Place of performance and exclusive court venue is Basel-Stadt. 13. The auction is exclusively subject to Swiss law. 14. Every bidder acknowledges these Terms of Auction Sale, the original German text applies. Basel, June 2011 7
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Page 5: Welcome to the Galerie Dreyfus auct
Page 9 and 10: Versteigerungsbedingungen 1. Die Ve
Page 11 and 12: Conditions de la Ventes aux Enchèr
Page 13 and 14: Name/Nom Strasse/Rue/Street Ort/Lie
Page 15 and 16: Hanspeter Thalmann Feld CH-8820 Wä
Page 17 and 18: Live Bieten - von Ihrem Computer zu
Page 19: Live Bidding - a casa direttamente
Page 22 and 23: 22 AUSTRIA 3 COVER USED WITH 1860 6
Page 24 and 25: 24 5 MIXED ISSUE KREUZER & SOLDI FR
Page 26 and 27: 26 BELGIUM 7 BELGIUM & LUXEMBOURG C
Page 28 and 29: 28 BRAZIL 9 THREE COUNTRY ‘JEAN M
Page 30 and 31: 30 CHINA 11 1878/83: Large Dragon 3
Page 32 and 33: 32 14 GERMAN POST OFFICE IN CHINA,
Page 34 and 35: 34 COLOMBIA 16 SCADTA. 1929: Cover
Page 36 and 37: 36 18 2 RBS MINT BLOCK OF FOUR. 185
Page 38 and 39: 38 ECUADOR 21 1865/72: 1/2 real blu
Page 40 and 41: 40 25 1857 (June 26): Entire letter
Page 42 and 43: 42 28 1859 (Feb 1): Small cover to
Page 44 and 45: 44 30 1859 (Sept 7): 5 kopek deep b
Page 46 and 47: 46 FRENCH COLONIES GENERAL EMISSION
Page 48 and 49: 48 REUNION 35 FIRST ISSUE ESSAYS. 1
Page 50 and 51: 50 38 1852: 30c. black on azure (Ty
Page 52 and 53: 52 GERMAN STATES, BADEN 40 BADEN. 1
Page 54 and 55: 54 BAVARIA 42 BAVARIA. 1849: 1kr. b
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56 BERGEDORF 45 1861: The fabulous
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58 OLDENBURG 47 1860: 1/4 groschen
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60 51 FIRST DAY COVER. 1872: Cover
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62 55 FIRST DAY COVER. 1872: Cover
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64 59 FIRST DAY COVER. 1872: Entire
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66 62 FIRST DAY COVER. 1872: Printe
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68 65 NORTH GERMAN & GERMAN EMPIRE
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70 FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY 67 A
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72 SAAR 69 1920: Bavaria 20 mark br
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74 71 1914: 2 mark blue, wide setti
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76 75 FRENCH TOGO. 1915: 10pf. carm
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78 79 1859 (Dec 7): Cover from the
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80 IONIAN ISLANDS 82 THE FULL SET O
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82 ISRAEL 84 1856c.: Cover to Vienn
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84 ITALIAN STATES LOMBARDY-VENETIA
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86 90 1864: Registered entire lette
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88 NAPLES 94 1858: 20 grana brown r
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90 97 TRINACRIA USED PAIR WITH WATE
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92 101 1852: 6 bajocchi black on gr
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94 104 Provisional Government. 1859
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96 107 1853: Parma Newspaper Tax 9
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98 SARDINIA 109 1851: 5c. black, 1s
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100 112 1859: 1/2 grana orange, fir
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102 114 1859: The four colour frank
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104 116 1859: The famous 50 grana s
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106 118 1859: 1 grana olive-green (
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108 120 TRANSATLANTIC COVER. 1851:
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110 122 1863/65: De La Rue London P
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112 TRENTINO 125 1919: 10kr. deep v
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114 127 1922/27: The high values, a
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116 MAURITIUS 129 1847: ‘POST OFF
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118 MONACO 132 1885: 5fr. carmine o
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120 135 1920: Marriage of Charlotte
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122 138 1946: Airmail 100fr. red, w
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124 NEWFOUNDLAND 141 1932 (May 20):
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126 144 1855: 4sk. blue, a magnific
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128 148 1855: 4sk. blue, a large ma
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130 151 THE FAMOUS STEAMSHIP COVER.
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132 154 1855: 4sk. blue, position A
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134 156 OSCAR FULL SET FRANKING. 18
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136 159 1856: 3sk. violet-grey and
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138 161 1856: 4sk. blue, a fine exa
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140 164 1856: Oscar 4sk. blue, a fi
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142 168 1856: Oscar 4sk. blue, a fi
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144 172 1856: 8sk. pale lake-red, t
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146 176 1863: Vapentyp 4sk. blue, a
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148 PERU 179 1876 (Oct 12): A remar
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150 SPAIN 181 1850: 6 cuartos black
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152 183 DANUBE & BLACK SEA RAILWWAY
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154 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 186 18
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156 188 TRIPLE COUNTRY COMBINATION
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158 190 COVER CARRIED ON APOLLO 15.
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160 192 PONCE PROVISIONAL ISSUE. 18
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