We arrange International auctions in Oslo 2 times a year.
Although Norwegian philately has its dominant part of the content in
an auction, there is always a range of good offers of collections and
single items from a range of countries as well. Please check out our
web-pages dealing with actions from previous years to get an idea of
what to expect for the next one.
Coins, bank notes and
postcards are also important parts of the sale!
Next auction is April 20.- and 21. We are now receiving lots for this
event. Click here to see some of the items consigned!

o/*/** From a collection Great Britain
to 2001
in 2 albums. Starting at NOK 5,000.
Ref 7036/82. See some more
items!
Some of the lots from our previous sale in Oslo on December 2. and
3. 2011:

Lot #2268: 127/138. The 1933 issue complete on small pieces,
all cancelled
"South Georgia C 27 de 33".
(S 7000).
Starting at NOK 15,000. Realised NOK 41,000.



3 weeks prior to an auction we issue a hardcopy of an auction catalogue,
featuring 150-180 pages in full colour. At the same time we publish the
catalogue on the Internet in a pdf-version.
If you have given us your e-mail-address, you will be informed when due time for
the next catalogue.
One item from our international stamp auction # 76:
A beautiful cover sent from Holland to Norway in 1865.
Starting at NOK 8,000. Realised NOK 41,000.

Lot # 2183, Auction 77 on November 21. 2009.
Starting at NOK 10,000. Realised NOK 26,000.
If you are not sure we already have your last updated address,
please
submit an E-mail.
We have many vendors as well as regular buyers "all over the world", and
many take the trip to Norway and Oslo to participate in our auctions. If you
have a valuable collection or some scarce single items, we suggest you should
present them to our international buyers. Some of the most eager auction bidders
are Norwegians, and Norway is considered one of the strongest markets for stamps
in the world - with no government tax on stamps.
More information concerning
consignment is to be found here!
Our customer file.
We have systematically built our customer file since 1975,
many years before computers were commercially used by other
companies in stamp business. As a result, our file today counts
approx. 24.500 addresses, carefully registered and not collected
from easily accessible sources like files for sale from
companies closed down.
We appreciate your assistance to maintain our file. Please check
that catalogues you receive from us have your complete and
correct address, and even more important; give us a message when
you are changing postal- or email-address!