Stamp Expertizing and Expert Marks 

Excellent resource of philatelic experts is www.filatelia.fi. However, the list of Lithuania philatelic experts is incomplete, many experts marks are missing. Our aim is to make this page the most comprehensive resource of expert marks and certificates of Lithuania stamps issued between 1918 and 1940.

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 Stamp expertizing (organizations)

 
Bund Philatelistischer Prüfer – Currently doesn’t have Lithuania experts.
International Association of Philatelic Experts – Areas of specialization include Central Lithuania (search members).

American Philatelic Expertizing Service (APEX) – offers opinions on the genuineness of philatelic material at moderate cost. APEX utilizes the services of more than 140 specialists and high-tech equipment.

Stamps expertizing (individuals)

Gerhard Hahne
Torstrasse 7
Uetze, D-31311
Germany
 
Prof. Dr. U. E. Klein
Postfach 11 53
Wilnsdorf, D-57234
Germany
 
Gerhard Krischke
Elkartallee 17
Hannover, D-30173
Germany
 

Expert Marks

Ing. Becker (Ing. Ernst Becker)   Areas of expertise: German States (Prussia), Germany (Berlin, Bizone 1948), Germany East (OPD Meckl.-Vorp.), German occ.s Poland (GG) and Kurland, Lithuania, Central Lithuania, Memel.  Borek (Richard Borek)   1874-1947, dealer f. 1893, in Braunschweig. Areas of expertise: Worldwide.  Göldner (? Göldner)   Pre-WWII, collector or dealer. Area of expertise – Lithuania  Hahne (Gerhard Hahne)   Uetze (Germany), 1927–2006, BPP 1987-99, AIEP 2001-06. Area of expertise – Central Lithuania (stamps and postal history).  Keiler (Dr. Eberhard Keiler)   Munich 1950, Trier, BPP 1961. Areas of expertise – German occ. WW2 Baltics, Russia and Ukraine; Germany (Marienwerder), Russia, Soviet Union.  Klein (Prof. Dr. U. E. Klein)   Wilnsdorf, BPP 1996-2006. Area of expertise – Lithuania.  Kohl (Paul Kohl)   Chemnitz, 1852-1925, dealer. Areas of expertise – Europe.  Landré (Dr. George Landré)   Goslar 1950, Bremen, b. 1899, BPP 1961, AIEP 1954–c.1966. Areas of expertise – Germany (Allenstein, Marienwerder, Upper Silesia [also on forged]), German occ. (Ober Ost, 10th Army), Poland incl. towns, Polish PO Port Gdansk, German occ.s Poland, Central Lithuania, Rumania occ.  Laszkiewicz (Prof. Antoni Laszkiewicz)   Warsaw 1950, 1904-80, AIEP 1970-1980. Areas of expertise – Poland, Central Lithuania.  Lindberg (George B Lindberg)   Slite (Sweden), later Stockholm, 1907-96, BPP 1961. Areas of expertise – Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Central Lithuania.  Liubinskas (Juozas Liubinskas)   Chicago 1950. Areas of expertise – Lithuania.  Plamsch (Adolf Plamsch)   Grodno 1935, b. 1866, Areas of expertise – Central Lithuania, Russia (Wenden).  Richter (Georg Richter)   Berlin, 17.11.1874-22.3.1960, expert c. 1930-60, frequently also on forged. Areas of expertise – Worldwide.  Stolow (J.H. Stolow)   New York (Julius & Henry S., 1930s to 1970s), Berlin, Munich (Henry Stolow); also on forged. Areas of expertise – Worldwide.