B207-Lot of 2 Austria 1967 First Day Covers (FDCs) Salzburg Alte Schatzkammer
🏷️ Title
Lot of 2 Austria 1967 First Day Covers (FDCs) – “Salzburg Alte Schatzkammer” & “Ice Hockey World Championships Vienna” – ERSTTAG
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đź“‚ Category
> Stamps → Europe → Austria → Covers
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đź§ľ Condition
> Very Good vintage condition – clean envelopes, crisp cancellations, light toning consistent with age, no tears or major creases. Unaddressed.
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đź“‹ Item specifics
Attribute Description
Country/Region of Manufacture Austria
Year of Issue 1967
Topic Art, Sports (Ice Hockey), Austrian Heritage
Type First Day Cover (FDC)
Certification Uncertified
Cancellation Type First Day of Issue – “Ersttag”
Stamp Designer Fischer / Seger
Issued by Republik Ă–sterreich (Austrian Post)
Quantity 2 covers (set)
Format Folded envelope with affixed stamp & official postmark
Postmark Dates 17.03.1967 (Ice Hockey) & 09.06.1967 (Salzburg)
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đź’° Valuation (Market Comparison)
Salzburg Alte Schatzkammer FDC (1967) – typically £3–£6 on eBay and Delcampe.
Eishockey Weltmeisterschaft Wien FDC (1967) – around £4–£8 depending on condition.
Combined lot value: approximately £8–£14 total (retail).
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đź’ˇ Recommended Listing Price
Buy It Now (BIN): ÂŁ12.99
Best Offer: Enabled (accept offers from ÂŁ9.00)
This hits the midpoint of collector interest and comparable sales.
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🔨 Auction Option
Format Starting Bid Duration Notes
Auction ÂŁ6.99 7 days May attract stamp collectors; add BIN option for ÂŁ12.99 to maximize exposure.
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🖋️ Description (for listing body)
> Two original 1967 Austrian First Day Covers (ERSTTAG) featuring special commemorative issues:
1. Salzburg’s Alte Schatzkammer (issued 9 June 1967) – celebrating Salzburg’s Old Treasury, with “Staurothek” cross motif.
2. Ice Hockey World Championships, Vienna 1967 (issued 17 March 1967) – showing a goaltender in action, marking the championship held at Wien-Stadthalle.
Both covers are clean, unaddressed, and bear clear first-day postmarks. Lovely collectible items representing Austrian postal history from the 1960s.

