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Heinrich Koehler November 2020 - *The November auction of Heinrich Koehler Wiesbaden is now online at www.heinrich-koehler.de* *I have contributed a large part of my stock and persona...
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More 20 Codes and shades - Quite an expensive month with the issue of M20L code for the current top values in the shape of Special Delivery stamps for the <100g and <500g rates, ...
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Å ilutÄ— 1942 - Postmark of Heydekrug March 1942 Sender's address: Kolleschen bei Jonaten Kreis Heydekrug (Ostpr.) It has been long since I have posted something here the ...
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