Dear philatelic friends,
upcoming 2-day long November Online Auction 85 will be held on Saturday and Sunday, NOVEMBER 21-22, 2026.
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we are delighted to introduce the THE RAREST CZECHOSLOVAK STAMP - Austrian Coat of arms 4 K light green on extremely rare GRANITE PAPER with INVERTED black overprint "POŠTA ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ 1919"; superb piece with original gum, lightly hinged, catalogue value by estimation 7.000.000 CZK (280.000 Euros), certificates Vrba 2017, Gilbert, Karásek, Pittermann, marked Šula, Mrňák, Tribuna and Lešetický; THE RAREST AND MOST VALUABLE CZECHOSLOVAK STAMP, THE GEM OF CZECHOSLOVAK PHILATELY, unique piece, the only example recorded, in 1928 sold in public auction in Brno (famous auction Přehnálek for 31.900 CZK), after 1945 placed in Postal museum in Prague, exhibited on world stamp shows PRAGA 1968, PRAGA 1978 and PRAGA 1988; in 1990´s bought by Mr. Ludvík Pytlíček as the most important acquisition of his magnificent collection of Czechoslovakia, after 90 years is this elusive and famous stamp again in public offer!!!, GREAT EUROPEAN RARITY! PUBLIC AUCTION 56: Lot nr. 3331.
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Dear philatelic friends,
upcoming 2-day long November Online Auction 85 will be held on Saturday and Sunday, NOVEMBER 21-22, 2026.

Preview of auction lots is available on our website.
https://www.burda-auction.com/en/next-auction/

Dear philatelic friends,
the consignment for our Online auction 85 is now welcome. (following a prior arrangement).
Do not hesitate and contact our specialists.

INVOICES FOR PUBLIC AUCTION 84 HAVE BEEN ISSUED.
All clients will receive invoices by e-mail or by post.

Dear clients,
thank you for participation in our successful Public auction 84.
All unsold lots from Public Auction 84 are available for starting price + buyer´s premium here.
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14-16 - OFFICE CLOSED
All clients will receive invoices during Wednesday, September 16.

It is with great pleasure that we present two prestigious specialised catalogues featuring the exhibits to be offered in our forthcoming Public Auction 84. Both exhibits share a common theme – air mail during the period of the First Czechoslovak Republic. Each, however, approaches the subject from a different perspective and focuses on a distinct area of this fascinating field. They therefore complement each other exceptionally well and, together, form an outstanding offering in this important and highly popular area of Czechoslovak philately.