Luxembourg

Luxembourg, 4 FDC?s. Semipostal 1957-9, Lot 5337	-	$14.99	1h 29m
(796B) LUXEMBOURG : Sc# 494 UNITED NATIONS EMBLEM, MNH	-	$0.99	1h 34m
(676D) LUXEMBOURG : Sc# 98 DUCHESS MARIE ADELAIDE 12 1 2C, MH	-	$0.99	1h 49m
(676A) LUXEMBOURG : Sc# 104 DUCHESS MARIE ADELAIDE 37 1 2C, MH	-	$0.99	2h 3m
(676B) LUXEMBOURG : Sc# 101 DUCHESS MARIE ADELAIDE 25C, MH	-	$0.99	2h 34m
468 Luxembourg Intellectuels block of 4 year 1935 MNH	-	$0.99 $8.00	2h 42m
438 Europa CEPT Luxembourg - Luxemburg - year 1999 MNH	-	$0.99 $1.00	2h 42m
LUXEMBOURG LIGHT HINGED FULL GUM VERY FINE CONDITION	8	$6.58	3h 24m
LUXEMBURG STAMP, 12 1 2 25 341 2 , 40, CENTS#18 20 22 23	-	$149.99	4h 4m
LUXEMBOURG DIFFERENT STAMPS , USED	-	$14.99	4h 11m
(679A) LUXEMBOURG : Sc# 118 DUCHESS MARIE ADELAIDE 7 1 2C, MH	-	$0.99	4h 29m
LUXEMBOURG 1731 ENTIRE LETTER	-	$650.00	5h 38m
Luxembourg 2 unused imprinted Double Cards VF	-	$10.00	6h 58m
Luxembourg 1859 YV 6 horiz. pair large margins CANC VF	-	$225.00	7h 2m
Lux 150 Luxembourg lovely used selection	5	$3.25	7h 3m
LUXEMBOURG 1859 40c Or Im 3 mar stain cir pmk SG15 Used	-	$7.57	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1859 40c Orange def Imp 4 marg SG 15 F Used	-	$15.78	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1860 2c Black def Imp 4 marg SG 7 F Used	-	$39.48	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1860 2c Black Imp 4 mar hingethinSG 7 F Used	-	$37.00	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1860 4c Yellow def Imp no mar thin SG 8 Used	-	$7.88	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1867 40c Orange def Imp 4 mar roul SG 36 GU	-	$7.88	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1874 4c Gren Im 4 mar thind back SG 39a Used	-	$4.09	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1875 10c Gr-lilac Off cres P 13 SG O93a Used	-	$5.04	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1875 12½c Rose-car Off thn P 13 SG O94b Used	-	$5.04	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1875 20c Gr-br Official colourRoul SG O83 FU	-	$5.04	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1875 2c Black Official cre Perf 13 SG O90 FU	-	$7.57	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1875 5c Yello Official thn Perf 13 SG O92 FU	-	$11.99	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1876 5c Yellow def corn perfpul SG 59 F Used	-	$7.88	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1876 5c Yellow Perf 13 4pullper SG 43 F Mint	-	$11.99	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1881 20c Gr br Off SP Perf 12½x12 SG O126a U	-	$7.88	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1881 25c Blue Off SP Perf 13½ creasSG O127 U	-	$7.88	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1881 5c Yellow Off SP Perf 13 SG O119 Used	-	$31.58	7h 4m
LUXEMBOURG 1882 1f Lilac Perf 12½x12 cds SG 91a F Used	-	$5.67	7h 5m
LUXEMBOURG 1895 Adolf Off SP set 5v SG O213-O217 F Used	-	$10.89	7h 5m
LUXEMBOURG 1908 1c Pearl-grey Off ovpt TWICE SG O218 FM	-	$6.15	7h 5m
LUXEMBOURG 1921 5f D vio Bridge Perf 11½x11 SG 208 F M	-	$5.04	7h 5m
LUXEMBOURG 1951 3f Blue Duches Charlotte SG 521b U Mint	-	$3.78	7h 5m
LUXEMBOURG 1952 Nat Phil Exh Postage 2v SG 552fa F Mint	-	$22.00	7h 5m

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