Auction 47
Banknote and coin stamps and Judaica items.
By רומנו בית מכירות בולים בע"מ
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Sep 5, 2021
50 Dizengoff Street, Tel Aviv (Dizengoff Center, 3rd floor, 4 gates)., Israel
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Items in this sale are Israeli stamps from 1948 until today, including envelopes and postcards, and various documents from Eretz Israel and the world.
Including coins and banknotes during the British Mandate and Israel. Means of payment (tokens, tickets, and more) including Templars from all over the world.
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LOT 129:
The term "ALL UP" came into use with the introduction of the first in the three phases of ...
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Sold for: $30
Start price:
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30
Estimated price :
$50 - $100
Buyer's Premium: 20%
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VAT: 17%
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Users from foreign countries may be exempted from tax payments, according to the relevant tax regulations
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The term "ALL UP" came into use with the introduction of the first in the three phases of the British Empire Air Mail Program (June 1937.) In the first phase, all mail addressed to countries on the route to South Africa will be delivered by civil airmail at a regular, uniform rate. These are on airmail labels or any other marking. In the second phase (February 1938) destinations such as Egypt, Palestine, India, Malaya, and others were also included in this route. In the third and final phase (July 1938) Australia and New Zealand were also included. Set at 5.1 pence per half an ounce (about 15 grams). For comparison, in 1919 the first commercial airfare on the London-Paris line was 2 shillings and 6 pence, while in 1938 it was the postal rate flown from the UK to Australia (a distance of over 12 A thousand miles) 5.1 penny only. But the outbreak of World War II put an end
To the uniform rate for civil airmail.
An envelope was sent on 25.2.38 from Bnei Brak to London with a special stamp postage 33 milץ
