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| Auction Details - AUCTION ALREADY HELD | |||
| Worldwide Stamps and Postal History (Day 1 of 2) | |||
| Auctioneer: | Argyll Etkin Limited | Location: | London |
| Contact: | Tel: 0207 930 6100 Fax: 0207 930 6109 | ||
| Date: | 10th November 2011 | Time: | 12:30PM |
| Details: | Viewing At the Offices of Argyll Etkin Limited: Until Wednesday 2nd November - By Appointment Monday 7th November - Wednesday 9th November - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please contact Argyll Etkin for further viewing options |
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| Auction Lots - Page 1 | |||
GREAT BRITAIN | |||
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| 1840-1951 QV-KGVI Mint and used collection in an album, the exceptional collection which includes 1d and 2d Mulreadys unused; 1840 1d blacks (15, with all plates from 1-11) and 2d blues (5) used; VR 1d black with experimental cancel (repaired); 1841 1d reds with lake-red and orange-brown shades used, and trial printing on Dickinson silk-thread paper mint, marginal; 1841 2d blues with violet-blue shade used; 1d red with Archer perf used; 1854-61 perforated 1d reds and 2d blues with blued paper, perf 14 Large Crown 1d plum used and 2d plate 6 mint, white paper perf 16 1d and perf 14 1d red-brown both mint; 1858-79 1d and 2d plates with all plates (except 1d plate 77) mint and used and 1d plate 116 imperf error mint, marginal; 1870 1/2d rose plates 1-20 mint and used; 1870 11/2d rose plates 1 and 3 (3) mint, OP-PC error used and 11/2d rosy-mauve mint (2); 1847-54 embossed issues with 6d (5), 10d (5) and 1/- (5) all fine used, cut square; surface printed issues with 1855-57 no corner letters 4d Small Garter on white paper and other papers/watermarks, 1/- in all shades, used; small white corner letters with 3d rose imperf pair mint, 1/- KD with "K" in circle variety used; large white corner letters with Spray of Rose watermark 9d (2), 10d (5), 2/- (7, all shades including cobalt and milky blue) and 2/- brown used, imperforate 10d plate 2 imprimateur mint, 6d pale chestnut plate 12 used; 1867-83 high values with Maltese Cross watermark 5/- (4, one plate 2), 10/- and £1, watermark Anchor white paper and blued paper 5/- - £5, all used; 1873-80 large coloured letters with 21/2d rosy mauve plates 2 and 3 on blued paper, plate 2 LH-FL error, 4d sage-green plate 17 abnormal all used, and unissued 8d purple-brown mint (stained); 1883-84 high values with blued paper 2/6, 5/-, 10/- ultramarine and cobalt, white paper 2/6 (2), 5/- (2), 10/- (3, all shades including cobalt), Crowns and Orbs watermark £1 brown all used; 1897 Jubilee issue with 3d purple on orange, 41/2d green and deep bright carmine, £1 green all used; KEVII De La Rue issue used sets to £1 on ordinary and chalky papers with additional listed shades; 2d Tyrian Plum colour trial mint; KEVII Harrison & Sons issue with all shades including perf 14 1/2d bright green, 1d aniline pink used, 3d grey on lemon mint, perf 15x14 3d grey on lemon mint; KEVII Somerset House issue with 6d bright magenta on chalk surfaced paper mint and set to £1 used with additional shades including 6d on "Dickinson" coated paper, all three 10d shades and all three 2/6 shades; 1911-12 KGV Downey Heads with type I Imperial Crown 1/2d bluish green (die A and B), 1d rose-pink and 1d aniline scarlet (both die B), type II Imperial Crown 1d aniline scarlet and Multiple Royal Cypher 1d scarlet with sideways watermark all mint, type I Imperial Crown 1/2d perf 14 used on postcard at Great Yarmouth, no cross on crown varieties with type I Imperial Crown 1d pale carmine dies A and B, type II Imperial Crown 1/2d and 1d, Royal Cypher (simple) 1/2d and 1d, and Multiple Royal Cypher 1/2d and 1d, all mint; 1912-24 Royal Cypher (simple) mint set with all listed shades including 1d scarlet vermilion, 21/2d indigo-blue and 21/2d prussian blue, 5d bistre-brown, perf 14 6d, 9d olive and pale olive-green shades, 10d deep turquoise blue, also Royal Cypher (multiple) 1/2d and 1d, 5d without watermark, 1d "Q" for "O" variety within a block and 11/2d "PENCF" varieties mint (red-brown and chestnut shades); 1913-19 Seahorse issues mint with all listed shades comprising Waterlow 2/6 (2), 5/-, 10/- and £1 (2), De La Rue 2/6 (4), 5/- (2), 10/- (3), Bradbury Wilkinson 2/6 (4), 5/-, 10/-; 1924-26 Block Cypher 11/2d tete-beche pair, 1/2d - 2d with sideways watermark, 1/2d - 1/- with inverted watermark, 2d and 21/2d with no watermark all mint; 1929 £1 mint, 1/2d - 11/2d sideways watermark and 1/2d - 21/2d inverted watermark mint; 1934 re-engraved 2/6 - 10/- mint; 1935 Silver Jubilee 21/2d Prussian blue mint, etc. A few faults and the occasional item in need of a certificate, however the overall condition generally fine with most stamps correctly identified, an exceptional collection with many fine and rare stamps, some unmounted, huge catalogue value, some with certificates which are contained in a second album. (100s). Photo on pages 5 and 6. £120,000-140,000 |
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| QV - KEVII Issues in a stockbook including 1d blacks used (10) cancelled by red Maltese Cross (2), black Maltese Cross (7) or in manuscript, eight of these with four margins (three creased), mostly rather close but two with good to large margins; 1840 2d blue QI plate 1 with good margins used with a black Maltese Cross; 1841 1d reds and 2d blues, etc., also a few foreign stamps. Photo on page 15. £400-500 |
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| QV - KGV Stamps, mint and used selection in a box including 1d blacks (5, one fine); 1884 £1 brown used (thinned); 1883-84 5/- and 10/- used; 1883 6d on 6d overprinted "Specimen" and used with sloping dots; National Telephone Co. stamps including 1/- sheet; an unusual and well produced £5 Telegraph stamp forgery overprinted "Specimen" (R.P.S Certificate); 1883 3d on 3d (2) both with London V.R scroll cancels; Inland Revenue embossed 1/- red postally used (S.G. F53, £950 mint, unpriced used, small fault at left); KGV Perkins Bacon 1d essay in carmine-red (S.G. £300); etc. Also an 1860 cover bearing 1d red with O.U.S overprint. (100s). £400-500 |
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| 4 | |||
| QV-KGV Mint and used selection mostly on old album pages including 1d blacks (7, two fine with four margins), some useful surface printed issues with 1867 10d brown plate 1, 1876 8d orange, 1877 4d green, 1867 2/- blue, KEVII issues with 1/2d - 3d and 6d - 5/- mint and 1/- block of six used, KGV Seahorses to 10/- etc., condition rather mixed with some staining and other faults. (Approx 390). £300-350 |
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| 1840-1966 Mint and used selection including 1d black plate 2 used, 1858-79 1d red plate 155 imperforate imprimateur, 1870 11/2d lake-red plate 1 fine mint, 1887-92 1/- green mint, 1902 KEVII 5/- bright carmine mint (gum creases), etc. S.G. £1,300+. Photo on pages 15 and 17. £250-350 |
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| 6 | |||
| 1840 1d Blacks used with Maltese Cross cancels, comprising plates 1b (2), 5 (2), 6 (3), 7 (2) and 8, all with four good to large margins, a fine lot. S.G. 1, £3,125. (10). Photo on page 15. £800-1,000 |
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| 7 | |||
| 1840 Entire and 1841 entire letter both written from Moulton and posted from Newmarket to London or Trinity Hall, Cambridge bearing plate 6 1d blacks (SL and OK) with four good margins cancelled by red Maltese Crosses. (2). £200-250 |
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| 8 | |||
| 1840 Entire and 1841 entire letter both posted from Royston to the Bursar of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, the first bearing a 1d black EA plate 6 with four margins tied by red Maltese Cross, the second with a 1d black TE plate 7 (three margins) tied by black Maltese Cross. (2). £150-180 |
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| 9 | |||
| 1840 Entire letter from London to Barnstaple bearing a fine 1d black BE plate 2 with four good margins tied by a red Maltese Cross, green "T.P / Chancery Lane" on the front. £120-140 |
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| 10 | |||
| 1840 Entire letter from Leeds to Derby bearing a fine 1d black PC plate 2, four small to large margins, tied by a red Maltese Cross with red Derby arrival datestamp alongside the stamp. £120-140 |
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| 11 | |||
| 1840 (Aug 14) Entire letter from London to Preston bearing two 1d blacks, SD (two margins) and OL (three margins), both plate 5, cancelled by three Maltese Crosses in red; and Dec. 11th entire from London to Basingstoke bearing 1d black RD plate 7 (four margins, crossed by vertical filing crease) cancelled by two Maltese Crosses in red. Two unusual examples of multiple Maltese Crosses cancelling 1d blacks in London contrary to regulations. (2). £160-180 |
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| 12 | |||
| 1840 (Aug 18) Entire from Matlock Bath to Birmingham bearing a fine 1d black RF plate 1b, four good even margins, well tied by red Maltese Cross with Matlock Bath c.d.s (inverted date) alongside, two arrival backstamps. A fine cover. Photo on page 9. £180-220 |
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| 13 | |||
| 1840 (Sep 3) Entire from Bristol to Salisbury bearing a fine 1d black SC plate 1b, four good even margins, applied in the upper left corner, well tied by a red Maltese Cross with Salisbury and Bristol backstamps. A fine cover. Photo on page 9. £180-220 |
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| 14 | |||
| 1841 Entire addressed to Peebles but not posted, presumably delivered by hand, bearing an unused 1d black CL plate 3, four close to huge margins showing small portions of the stamps to the left and below, unfortunately with a heavy vertical filing crease through the stamp. A reasonable looking unused 1d black, the entire to the same addressee as lots 16 and 341. Photo on page 9. £180-240 |
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| 15 | |||
| 1841 Entire letter from Holsworthy to Wellington bearing a fine 1d black HA plate 7 with four good margins tied by a red Maltese Cross, a rather indistinct "HOLSWORTHY / 5" Cls Post" handstamp on the front. The final year of use of this scarce Fifth Clause Post handstamp which is rarely found on 1d black covers. £120-150 |
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| 16 | |||
| 1841 Entire (left flap missing, possibly slightly reduced) from Noblehouse to Peebles bearing a superb 1d black GL plate 8 with large margins on all sides, tied by a black Maltese Cross, an unusually fine stamp. Photo on page 9. £180-240 |
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| 17 | |||
| 1841 Entire letter to Ashburton bearing a fine 1d black IA plate 7 with four good to large margins tied by a red Maltese Cross (outer frame only), backstamped "EXMOUTH / Penny Post". £130-150 |
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| 18 | |||
| 1841 (Jan 26) Entire from Manchester to Birmingham bearing a four margin 1d black, PC plate 5 (with characteristic scratches to "P" square), close but just clear at left, good margins on the other three sides, tied by a red Maltese Cross with Manchester and Birmingham backstamps. £100-120 |
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| 19 | |||
| 1841 (Mar 26) Entire (missing lower flap) from Oxford to Winchester bearing a 1d black LE, three margins; and May 14th entire (missing side flaps) from Kirkcaldy to Edinburgh bearing a four margin 1d black NF, a little close but clear at base, good to large margins on the other sides, both stamps plate 4, tied by black Maltese Crosses. (2). £120-150 |
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| 1841 (Apr 12) Entire from Glasgow to Dalmellington bearing a very fine 1d black, KF plate 1b, four good to large margins, tied by a black Maltese Cross with Glasgow and Ayr backstamps. A fine cover. Photo on page 9. £200-240 |
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| 21 | |||
| 1840-42 Entires and entire letters (12), part entires or fronts (4) bearing 1d blacks (8, including a pair) or 1840 2d blues (11, including two pairs), one entire letter with printed contents regarding a new book, various stamp and cover faults. (16). £250-300 |
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| 22 | |||
| 1840 2d Blues, all plate 1, three singles cancelled by black Maltese Crosses (2) or 1844 numeral "51" of Barton on Humber, and an 1841 (Feb 17) entire from Liverpool to Glasgow with a single 2d tied by a black Maltese Cross, all four stamps with two or three margins. (4). Photo on page 15. £200-250 |
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| 23 | |||
| 1840 2d Blue FB plate 2 with four good even margins, superb used with a red Maltese Cross. Light crease, very fine appearance. S.G. £700. Photo on page 15. £80-100 |
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| 24 | |||
| 1840 Entire letter bearing 2d blue LI plate 1, just four margins, the lower left corner torn and repaired, tied by a red Maltese Cross with matching "HATFIELD" undated circle on the front, addressed to "John Townsend R.N, H.M.S Cambridge, Devonport, Plymouth", and redirected to Portsmouth. An unusual Naval address and a good example of free redirection of forces mail. Folds, one light crease through the stamp. £100-150 |
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| 1841-61 1d and 2d Line engraved issues, the mainly used collection, with covers and cancellations, on pages including 1841 1d reds printed from black plates (5, plates 2, 9 and 11 fine); 1841 imperf 1d mint (2, both three margins, with gum), green and blue (3) cancellations, various plated stamps and plate varieties, covers including blue 418 numeral of Kingsbridge and unusual 1846 G.P.O letter with "Paid" c.d.s which has been turned and reposted franked by a 1d pair; 1841 2d with a fine used strip of four (margins on all sides, "575" cancels of Norwich), block of four, 1843 cover bearing two fine four margin 2d stamps unusually cancelled by four Maltese Crosses; perforated 1d and 2d stamps with Small Crown perf 16 plate 5 2d (2), Small Crown perf 14 2d, Large Crown perf 16 2d and Large Crown perf 14 2d plate 5 pair and plate 6 strip of three, also covers including Brunswick Star cancels (3) and 2d strip of three on entire letter to Australia. Very mixed condition but an interesting lot containing some useful stamps. (185 stamps + 29 covers). £500-700 |
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| 26 | |||
| Numbers in Maltese Crosses. 1841 1d (18, including a pair and two pieces) and 2d with number in Maltese Cross cancels, the 1d stamps with all numbers from 1-12, rather mixed quality but four stamps fine, the 2d (number "6" cancel) attractive with four margins, vertical crease at right. Also covers (4) with 1d tied by numbers 2, 4 or 8 (2) in Maltese Cross, one stamp (number 8) with four large margins, two others (numbers 4, 8) very close or just touched at one side but otherwise fine. (19 stamps + 4 covers). Photo on page 15. £120-150 |
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| 27 | |||
| 1841-51 Entires all with imperf 1d reds, a good proportion fine with four margins, 37 with Maltese Cross cancels, a couple of fine undated circles noted. (83). £200-250 |
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| 28 | |||
| 1858-79 1d and 2d Plate numbers, the mint and used study written up on seven pages with various 1d plates mint (9, with three pairs) and plates 71-76, 78-225 used; 2d plates 7-15 used with some additional plates, and 2d plates 9 and 13 used on covers. A useful lot, the 1d plate 225 very fine. (174 stamps + 2 covers). Photo on page 15. £250-300 |
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| 29 | |||
| 1870 1/2d and 11/2d Mint and used selection on four pages with 1/2d plates 1-20 used with some additional plates and three covers; and 11/2d plates 1 and 3 mint (the plate 1 with full gum showing usual gum cracks, plate 3 with small part gum, fine colour and appearance), both plates used (two of each), and used on separate covers, the plate 1 11/2d in a pair paying the 3d rate to the USA. (27 stamps + 5 covers). Photo on page 15. £300-400 |
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| 30 | |||
| 1847-54 Embossed issue 6d (2), 10d and 1/- used, all cut square, the two 6d stamps touched at one side, the 10d and 1/- with clear margins on all sides, one 6d a little creased, otherwise generally fine. S.G. £3,850. (4). Photo on page 17. £250-350 |
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| 1852-56 Covers bearing a single embossed 6d, 10d or 1/- (2 covers) all cut to shape, a cut square 1/- (faults) or a cut square 6d (3 margins) and 1855 4d Small Garter on blued paper, one single 1/- from Newbury to "John Liddiard, Post Office Geelong Australia, Passenger with Lady Flora from London by Great Britain Steamer, to be called for". (6). £150-200 |
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| 32 | |||
| 1851-87 Covers and entires (31), part covers or fronts (8) bearing embossed issues (6) or surface printed issues, many with faults to stamps or covers. (39). £200-250 |
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| 33 | |||
| 1855 4d Carmine watermark Small Garter on blued paper, overprinted with type 2 "SPECIMEN" reading upwards, fine mint. S.G. £900. Photo on page 15. £200-250 |
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| 34 | |||
| 1855-83 Surface printed issues, the used collection written up on album pages comprising 1855-57 no corner letters 4d - 1/- with 4d Small Garter (3), Medium Garter (4, blue and white papers) or Large Garter (4, one glazed paper), 6d (5) and 1/- (5, one thick paper); 1862-64 small corner letters 3d - 1/- with 3d (3), 4d (10, plates 3 and 4, one with inverted watermark), 6d (6, plates 3 and 4), 9d (2), 1/- (5); 1865-73 3d - 2/- large white corner letters with Emblems or Large Garter watermark 3d, 4d (10, all plates), 6d lilac (6, plates 5 and 6), 9d (2, one on thick paper), 1/- (3), Spray of Rose watermark 3d (11, all plates), 6d lilac (8, all plates), 9d (2), 10d (2), 1/- (6, all plates), 2/- blue (3), 6d chestnut/buff (7, plates 11 and 12), 6d grey; 1873-83 large coloured corner letters 21/2d rosy mauve watermark Anchor on blued paper (2, plates 1 and 2) or white paper (4, all plates) or watermark Orb (15, all plates), 21/2d blue (4, plates 17-20), watermark Spray 3d (14, all plates), 6d grey (8, plates 13-17), 1/- green (8, plates 8-13), 1/- orange-brown, watermark Large Garter 4d vermilion plate 15, 4d sage-green (2, plates 15, 16), 4d grey-brown, 8d orange (2), watermark Imperial Crown 21/2d blue (3, plates 21-23), 3d (2, plates 20 and 21), 3d on 3d, 4d grey-brown (4, both plates), 6d grey (4, both plates), 6d on 6d (2), 1/- orange-brown (2, plates 13 and 14). A good lot, many shades, very high catalogue value, generally fine condition. S.G. 62/120, 122/125, 138/163. (189). Photo on page 15. £1,000-1,500 |
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| 1857 (Mar 17) Cover from William Gladstone in London to Lord Fielding in Holywell, signed "W. Gladstone" in the lower left corner and containing a three page signed letter in Gladstone's hand, franked by a 1d red. Redirected to Rome with 2d blue pair, 1856 6d lilac and 1/- green paying the 1/10 double rate via Italy and Austria, each stamp tied by a superb "375" numeral, various other handstamps including red "PD" and "VIA DI MARE". Small stain to the 1d red, otherwise superb, an exceptional franking on a redirected letter. The sender William Gladstone was Prime Minister four times. Photo Inside Front Cover. £800-1,000 |
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| 1857-62 Covers and entire letters bearing 4d - 1/- surface printed issues with no corner letters including Small Garter 4d pair (faults) to Germany, Large Garter 4d pairs to Trieste and Germany and strips of three to Spain or USA, 1859 entire to Portugal paid 1/9 by 1/- green, 4d pair (perfs trimmed) and a 1d red, single 6d to Australia (2) or 6d pairs to USA (2), single 1/- to Australia (2) or 1/- pairs to USA (2), a single 1/- on cover to New York tied by Aberdeen experimental duplex, etc., also a 1973 cover franked by a rouletted 4d made from the central portion of Philympia 1970 1/6 stamp. (20). £300-350 |
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| 1860 Cover to "East Point, Hong Kong, China" bearing 1856 1/- green tied by Edinburgh duplex, red handstruck "1d", Hong Kong arrival backstamp. A little staining, still an attractive early cover to Hong Kong. £80-100 |
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| 38 | |||
| 1862-64 Covers and entire letters bearing surface printed issues with small white corner letters, including internal Notice of Objection franked 3d (file fold) and registered cover franked 4d + 1d; covers to India franked 6d or 9d bistre (with Irish numeral cancel "14" of Ashford); entire letters to the USA franked 4d strips of three (2), 6d pair or 1/- pair, etc. (10). £200-250 |
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| 39 | |||
| 1863-64 Covers to Australia bearing surface printed issues with small white corner letters comprising a single 6d from Gosport to Melbourne sent via Southampton; 4d pair + 1d from Birmingham (25 July 1863) to Specimen Hill, Balarat sent via Marseille, underpaid by 1d but not charged; and 1d + 9d (trimmed perfs) from London to South Australia via Marseille, handstamped "UNCLAIMED" and oval "ADVERTISED UNCLAIMED / ADELAIDE" datestamp, backstamped "P.O RAILWAY / S.A" datestamp. (3). £100-150 |
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| 40 | |||
| 1865-70 Covers and entire letters bearing 1865-67 watermark Emblems/Large Garter issue with large white corner letters including the uncommon 3d rose plate 4 on covers to Holland (2); 4d (2) + 1/- paying the 1/8 rate to Russia or to Victoria via Marseille; 6d pairs (2) or 1/- pair to the USA, etc. (10). £240-280 |
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| 41 | |||
| 1866 Entire letter from London to Paris franked watermark Emblems 1865-67 9d straw plate 4 and a 1d red, the 9d an uncommon stamp on cover. S.G. 98, £1,000 on cover. £80-120 |
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| 42 | |||
| 1867-74 Entire letters from Dundee (13) or Belfast all to the same address in Andover, Massachusetts franked 1867-83 Spray of Rose issue, comprising 6d violet (6), 6d deep chestnut, 6d chestnut, 6d pale buff (2, plates 11 and 12), 6d grey (2), 9d straw or 1/- + 2/- blue (creased prior to use), a couple crossed by filing folds, otherwise generally fine, the 9d uncommon on cover. (14). £200-240 |
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| 43 | |||
| 1869-73 Covers to India franked by 1867-80 Spray of Rose issue, comprising 9d straw on cover from Biggleswade sent via Southampton; 1/- + 1d red from London sent via Marseille; and 1/- from Croydon sent via Brindisi, backstamped by green "SEA / POST OFFICE" c.d.s or blue oval "SEA POST OFFICE" datestamps (2). One cover with reverse sliced through to allow the backstamp to be displayed, otherwise fine, the 9d uncommon on cover. (3). £100-140 |
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| 44 | |||
| 1867-72 Covers bearing 1867-80 Spray of Rose issue including 9d straw to Moscow, 3d (4) + 4d paying the 1/4 rate to Buenos Ayres by French Packet; 6d pair or 1/- to Italy; 3d or 3d + 2d on covers to Holland, etc., the 9d uncommon on cover. (7). £140-160 |
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| 45 | |||
| 1869 Registered cover from Bath to New Zealand bearing Large Garter 4d plate 11 and Spray of Rose 10d plate 1, very fine, the 10d uncommon on cover. £100-150 |
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| 46 | |||
| Stock Exchange Forgery. 1872 (July 24) Piece bearing 1/- plate 5 Stock Exchange forgery lettered "KS" (impossible lettering), partly overlapped by genuine marginal 3d plate 8, each with Stock Exchange E.C c.d.s. Also genuine 1/- plate 5 on piece with the Stock Exchange E.C c.d.s. S.G. £1,300. Photo on page 17. £300-350 |
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| 47 | |||
| 1874-80 Covers and entire letters bearing 1873-80 issues with coloured corner letters including 21/2d rosy mauve watermark Anchor (2) or watermark Orb (3, including strip of three + 1d), 21/2d blue, 6d grey (3), 1/- deep green or green, etc. (13). £140-160 |
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| 48 | |||
| 1876 Entire letter from London to Tunis bearing Large Garter 4d vermilion plate 15, a very scarce stamp on cover. S.G. 152, £900 on cover. Photo on page 9. £100-120 |
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| 49 | |||
| 1880 Cover to an army officer in India bearing Large Garter 4d sage-green plate 16 and 1d venetian red paying the 5d rate via Brindisi, tied by Brighton 132 duplex, backstamped Queens Road Brighton, Sea Post Office and Allahabad datestamps. Envelope with unobtrusive repair at upper left corner, otherwise fine and an attractive use of this uncommon 4d. S.G. 153, £500 on cover. Photo on page 9. £100-120 |
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| 1879 Cover from Perth to Ashwick Station, Timaru, New Zealand bearing Large Garter 8d orange, very fine. S.G. 156, £550 on cover. £80-120 |
| Auction Details - AUCTION ALREADY HELD | |||
| Worldwide Stamps and Postal History (Day 1 of 2) | |||
| Auctioneer: | Argyll Etkin Limited | Location: | London |
| Contact: | Tel: 0207 930 6100 Fax: 0207 930 6109 | ||
| Date: | 10th November 2011 | Time: | 12:30PM |
| Details: | Viewing At the Offices of Argyll Etkin Limited: Until Wednesday 2nd November - By Appointment Monday 7th November - Wednesday 9th November - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please contact Argyll Etkin for further viewing options |
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