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| Auction Details - AUCTION ALREADY HELD | |||
| Worldwide Stamps and Postal History (Day 2 of 2) | |||
| Auctioneer: | Argyll Etkin Limited | Location: | London |
| Contact: | Tel: 0207 930 6100 Fax: 0207 930 6109 | ||
| Date: | 11th 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 7 | |||
| 1030 | |||
| Hankow. QV - KGV Issues with "D29" numerals on Crown CC issues (22, four also with "S1" cancel of Shanghai) including 16c yellow, 28c on 30c, 5c on 8c, 10c on 12c (all with faults) and 10c on 24c, Hankow datestamps on Crown CC 2c, 30c and scarce 48c brown, Crown CA issues including 1885 $1 on 96c grey-olive, China overprint issues (5), etc., some faults. Also 1902-18 covers and cards comprising 1902 postcard with QV 2c tied by small c.d.s code A, 1908 cover and postcards (2) bearing KEVII single 2c (with "T" handstamp, charged 1d), 2c (2) or 4c all tied by large c.d.s code C, and 1918 cover bearing China overprint 2c and 4c pair (faults) tied by double ring c.d.s. (153 stamps + 5 covers). Photo on page 149. £500-600 |
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| 1031 | |||
| Hoihow. 1880 Crown CC 5c on 18c lilac with a fine strike of the very scarce "D28" numeral, two light creases, otherwise fine and an attractive stamp. Also various Hoihow datestamps on QV Crown CA issues (9), KEVII issues (5) with scarce 1903 Crown CA 50c and 1907-11 50c black on green (unlisted by S.G. used in Hoihow), KGV issues (3) and China overprints (3), a few faults. (21). Photo on page 149. £450-600 |
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| 1032 | |||
| Ningpo. QV - KGV Issues with "N1" numerals (4) on Crown CC 12c (with "S1" numeral, faults), scarce 10c on 12c (small corner crease), 5c and 10c, Crown CA 5c blue (thinned) with Ningpo c.d.s and scarce rhomboid of dots, various Ningpo datestamps on Crown CC issues (4) including scarce 14c on 30c, QV Crown CA issues (7), KEVII issues (11) or KGV issues (3), a few faults. (30). Photo on page 149. £250-300 |
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| 1033 | |||
| Shanghai - General Gordon. 1863 (Aug 12) Stampless cover written by Charles Henry Gordon, Commander of the mercenary forces (known as the "Ever Victorious Army") from Quisan, shortly after the capture of the city from the Taipings, addressed in Gordon's distinctive handwriting to his father in England, "Lieut. General Gordon, Royal Artillery, Southampton, England", initialled "C.H.G" and inscribed "Via Marseille". The cover was hand carried to Shanghai where it was posted into the British Post Office prepaid in cash with red crayon "1/4" and "SHANGHAE / PAID" c.d.s with "LONDON / PAID" arrival c.d.s (Oct 7), backstamped at "SHANGHAE" (Aug 15), "HONG KONG" (Aug 21) and "SOUTHAMPTON" (Oct 8), also endorsed "p. Messageries Imperiales" and "Too late from Quinsam to be posted last mail". Gordon earned the nickname "Chinese Gordon" for his services in China during the Taiping Rebellion of 1863-64, and was to famously die in Khartoum in 1885. An interesting historical cover, with fine strikes of both the uncommon Shanghai datestamps and the Hong Kong c.d.s, the upper flap opened out and glued to a part album page from which it could easily be removed, otherwise very fine. Photo on page 135. £350-450 |
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| 1034 | |||
| Shanghai. 1862 No watermark 8c and 24c cancelled by the first "SHANGHAE" c.d.s, 2c and 8c cancelled by central 'sunburst' in black, all four additionally cancelled "B62", and Crown CC 4c grey solely cancelled by the 'sunburst' in blue, all with faults, nevertheless a scarce group. (5). Photo on page 149. £150-200 |
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| 1035 | |||
| Shanghai. QV - KGV Issues with "S1" cancels in black or blue on Crown CC (59) or Crown CA issues (7) including scarce Crown CC 18c lilac and 1880 surcharges, various Shanghai datestamps on Crown CC issues (7, including 12c block of four), QV Crown CA issues (85) with 1885 $1 on 96c grey-olive, 1891 14c on 30c and $2 postal fiscal, KEVII issues (69), KGV issues (16) and China overprints (19), some faults. Also 1905-13 picture postcards bearing KEVII 2c pair, 1907 4c or 1912 4c, one to Constantinople with British P.O arrival c.d.s. (263 stamps + 3 cards). Photo on page 149. £200-250 |
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| 1036 | |||
| Shanghai/Wei-Hai-Wei. 1899-1921 Covers (15) and postcards (4) all to a Mrs Potter in England (some redirected to Europe) posted from Shanghai (14, eleven bearing QV 10c blue or red) or Wei-Hai-Wei (2, with KGV China overprint 4c), also cards from Hong Kong, Peking or Yokohama. (19). £120-150 |
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| 1037 | |||
| Swatow. QV - KGV Issues with "S2" numerals on Crown CC 48c (faults), 10c on 24c (pulled perf), 10c mauve, Crown CA 2c or 10c green pair, various Swatow datestamps on QV Crown CA issues (44) with 1891 14c on 30c, 30c brown and $2 postal fiscals (2), KEVII issues (43), KGV issues (14) and China overprints (16), some faults. Also 1893 cover to Switzerland bearing 5c blue pair (faults to address panel), and QV 10c purple on red cancelled by central "R" in circle, possibly of Swatow. (124 stamps + cover). Photo on page 149. £200-250 |
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| 1038 | |||
| Tientsin. 1908 Picture postcard to Peking bearing KEVII 1c, 2c each tied by Tientsin Br. P.O c.d.s, with French P.O arrival c.d.s. Also KEVII issues (38), KGV issues (9) and China overprints (7) all with Tientsin datestamps including scarce double ring type (2, one a complete strike on piece), the stamps including the very scarce KGV $5 (S.G. Z1038, £600, torn at left), some faults. (54 stamps + postcard). Photo on page 149. £100-120 |
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| 1039 | |||
| Wei Hai Wei. QV - KGV Issues including oval "LIU-KUNG-TAU / POST OFFICE" rubber datestamp in violet on QV 4c slate-grey, 10c purple on red and 20c on 30c (2), Liu Kung Tau datestamps on stamps of QV (7), KEVII (18) or China overprints (2), boxed "PORT EDWARD / WEI-HAI-WEI" rubber datestamps on QV 2c or KEVII stamps (9, with full strikes on 1903 4c pair and 1904-06 2c pair on piece), and "Wei-Hai-Wei / Port Edward" datestamp on issues of KEVII (9), KGV (4) or China overprints (9), some faults. Also KEVII 1c reply card (reply half) and 1912 postcard franked KEVII 4c red both with Liu Kung Tau c.d.s, and 1922 cover to New York bearing China overprint 2c (3, pair + single) and 4c tied by Wei-Hai-Wei / Port Edward datestamps. (62 stamps + 3 covers). Photo on page 149. £350-500 |
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| 1040 | |||
Yokohama. 1862-77 Issues all with "Y1" numeral cancels in blue or black, comprising no watermark 18c (3), 1863-71 Crown CC 1c - 96c, 1876-77 16c on 18c (faults) and 28c on 30c, and 1877 16c yellow (3), some faults. (37). £150-200ICELAND |
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| 1041 | |||
| 1873-1980s Mint and used collection in an album and stockbook including 1873 8sk mint, 1882-95 set of six to 100aur used, 1930 10kr on 5kr mint, 1929 50aur Air overprint mint, a few officials, also some post-war F.D.Cs. £200-250 |
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| 1042 | |||
c.1900-76 Covers and cards including WW2 censors, 1928 Stykkisholmur to Reykjavik flight cover, 1931 Zeppelin flight cover bearing 2kr Zeppelin 1931 overprint, c.1905 picture postcard to France bearing 1902-04 3a and 1k (7) tied by "ESKIFJORDUR" datestamps, and 1976 covers with letters and photos from British warships engaged in the Cod War with Iceland, etc. (88). £120-150INDIA(Also see lots 43, 49, 218, 474-494, 828) |
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| 1043 | |||
| 1839 (Nov 8) Entire letter to England "per overland mail" with fine boxed "BUDAON / Paid" and oval "INDIA" in red, London arrival c.d.s of 9th January 1840, the last day of the five week Uniform 4d Post period, charged 2/8. £200-250 |
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| 1044 | |||
| 1855-1951 Covers including 1855-56 entire letters bearing imperf 1/2a (2); 1930 Hyderabad 8p envelope registered with Hyderabad 2a and India 1a (3) applied; 1929 Nabha State KGV 1a envelope bearing two QV 1a Nabha State stamps; 1930 insured cover from Dhar State bearing India KEVII 6a Official; First Flight covers (6) with two 1927 covers bearing KGV 3p - 1r tied by boxed "AIR MAILS INDIA / By Light Aeroplane / KARACHI G.P.O / WITH MESSRS. STACK & LETTE" and 1934 (Dec 6) Imperial Airways Bombay to Brisbane first flight underpaid with 5d in Australian postage due stamps applied; 1951 cover with violet "SALVAGED NIGHT AIR MAIL / DUM DUM CRASH 21st NOV '51"; 1949-51 F.D.Cs (10), and a few foreign covers. Also a stockbook containing Officials, 1929 and 1931 issues mint and two used Mount Everest labels, and 1950 Inauguration of Republic set in an Indian Post presentation folder. (29 covers + stamps). £180-240 |
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| 1045 | |||
| Disinfected Mail. 1897 Registered covers from Peshawar to Bokhara via Odessa both franked 4a6p, both disinfected at Odessa and handstamped by violet "OBESZZARASHENO" cachets in cyrillic. One cover with piece torn from one corner, the other a little ragged at one edge, otherwise fine. (2). £120-150 |
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| 1046 | |||
| Perforated sample stamps featuring King George V, inscribed "SPECIMEN" and with a face value of 2a (5) or 1r (4) in various colours, toned gum, otherwise mainly fine and unusual. (9). £90-110 |
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| 1047 | |||
| 1911-71 Mint selection on stockcards, some stamps unmounted, including KGV issues to 5r, 1948 Gandhi set (hinged), 1949-52 set with 1r (2), 2r (2), 5r (2), 10r (3) and 15r (6), 1955 set, Refugee Relief overprints, etc. (356). £200-250 |
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| 1048 | |||
| 1925 KGV 10r Green and scarlet overprinted "SERVICE" and surcharged "TWO RUPEES" fine mint, very lightly mounted. A scarce stamp, with B.P.A Certificate (1985). S.G. O104, £1,500. Photo on page 143. £500-700 |
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| 1049 | |||
1935 (May 31) Cover from Bombay to Quetta backstamped with "D.L.O / LAHORE" datestamp and scarce red cachet "Undelivered owing to / earthquake disaster / Returned to sender". Photo on page 165. £100-120First Flights |
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| 1050 | |||
| 1911 Cover to London, addressed in the handwriting of Walter Windham, bearing KEVII 3p (2) and 1/2a each tied by a superb strike of the "FIRST AERIAL POST / U.P. EXHIBITION ALLAHABAD" cancellation depicting an aeroplane, in violet, backstamped at Allahabad (Feb 18), Bombay (Feb 20) and London E.C (Mar 11). Enclosed is a card with the printed message "London Address: 30, Evelyn Gardens, S.W. I have the honour to ask if you will kindly accept this letter-card as a souvenir of the first official aerial post which was despatched from the U.P. Exhibition, Allahabad, officially sanctioned, and carried by an aeroplane under Government Post Office Regulations on 20th February 1911. N.B. - The envelope bears the impress of the First Aerial Post." signed by Walter Windham, the organiser of the aerial post (and also of the London to Windsor aerial post held later in 1911). A fine cover, very scarce with the enclosed Windham card. Photo on page 135. £800-1,000 |
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| 1051 | |||
1929-33 Special or first flight covers comprising 1929 (June 25) cover flown over Calcutta by Joan Page and Dec 30th covers flown in both directions between Delhi and Karachi, 1930 (Feb 4) Karachi to Teheran and March 12th Karachi to Delhi, 1931 (April 13) first experimental flight from Calcutta to Australia and May 4/6 second experimental flight from Calcutta or Rangoon to Australia, 1932 (Oct) covers flown in both directions between Karachi and Madras, 1933 (July 11) Calcutta to Cawnpore, 1934 Madras to Calcutta. (12). £250-300Forces/Campaign Mail |
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| 1052 | |||
| Second Mahratta War. 1805 (May 30) Entire letter to London written by an army officer from Fort William, Calcutta, endorsed "pr United Kingdom" and charged the 4d ship letter rate, with fine "SHIP LETTER / LONDON" c.d.s (Rob. S15). Contents include "Our regiment .... upon arriving in the Hughley was detained by Marquis Wellesley in this place. You have doubtless heard before this reaches you of the fresh war that has broken out with Scindia & Holkar. You have heard likewise that Lord Lake has given several ineffectual assaults to Bharitpore, it however surrendered by capitulation...". The letter also mentions desertions at Madeira, anchoring off Tranquebar and the ill health of the men. £200-250 |
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| 1053 | |||
| Mutiny of Seringapatam. 1809 (Sep 5) Entire letter from Bombay to Scotland with boxed "B.BAY POST PAID" and oval "SHIP LETTER / LONDON" (Rob S9), exceptional contents describe the mutiny - "An engagement has taken place in Madras between the disaffected troops and those who still adhere to the cause of the Government. The 8th and 15th native regiments were marching to join the other troops in Seringapatam, when they were intercepted by Colonel Gibbs with a force of four times the number. The 8th and 15th regiments endeavoured to come to terms with Colonel Gibbs, and were formed in close columns not expected to be attacked when Colonel Gibbs artillery turned upon them and swept away whole ranks, they then endeavoured to deploy into line and when their ranks were opened two or three regiments of cavalry rushed in amongst them and destroyed the whole of them, in the meantime there was a sully made from Seringapatam upon Gibbs camp but were repulsed....". £200-250 |
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| 1054 | |||
| c.1824 Outer wrapper headed "From Sergt Wm. Johnson of the Honble East India Compy Service" countersigned by the Officer in charge of troops but disallowed at the 1d concession rate (presumably due to weight) and charged 1/3, addressed to "Old Drury Coffee House, Bridges Street, Covent Garden, London", backstamped "INDIA LETTER / LIVERPOOL" and a London c.d.s. Fragile with some splitting at folds, nevertheless an unusual disallowed soldiers letter and a scarce Coffee House address from India. £150-180 |
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| 1055 | |||
| First Afghan War. 1842 (Feb 14-19) Entire letter from Captain William Riddell, Indian Army, addressed to "Mrs Riddell, Indore" and endorsed "Bearing" with boxed "LOODIANA / 10as / Bearing" backstamp. Letter number 30 from this famous correspondence, written from Jelum whilst marching with General Pollack's relief force to Kabul. A fine letter, with 1973 Robson Lowe Ltd monograph by Peter Collins detailing this correspondence. £150-200 |
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| 1056 | |||
| 1848-1935 Covers and cards to or from British soldiers or Officers in India including 1869 cover from G.B franked 1867 10d brown Spray of Rose (S.G. 112), 1848 and 1856 covers franked G.B 1/- embossed, covers from India sent at the soldiers concession rate (2) or Officers 6a8p concession rate, 1895 wrapper to the Chitral Relief Force with "F.P.O.I No. 5A" arrival backstamp, etc., also a few items to or from forces in Ceylon and a few letters and two 1904 pieces bearing India stamps cancelled by "LAHSSA" c.d.s. (70). £300-350 |
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| 1057 | |||
Indian Mutiny. 1856-58 Covers to or from soldiers sent from G.B to India (4), from India to G.B (5), or sent within India (9), including items to General Whitlocks Column (2), Camp before Lucknow (redirected to Cawnpore, then Meerut), etc. Five covers have enclosed letters including 1857 (July 16) unpaid cover from Ghazeepore to Scotland with enclosed letter talking of the fate of General Wheeler and the Europeans at Cawnpore, General Havelock's advance and victory at Feattypore, etc., faults to several covers. (18). £250-300Indian States |
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| 1058 | |||
| Convention States. 1938-49 Mint and used King George VI collection in an S.G. New Age album, some unmounted, comprising issues for Chamba with 1938 set, both 1942-47 sets, 1938-40 and 1940-43 Official sets all mint; Gwalior with 1938-49 2r - 25r mint, 1949 6a mint, 8a and 12a used, 1940-42 and 1942-47 Official sets mint; Jind with 1937-38 set mint, 1941-43 9p - 25r on 1937 issue mint, 1937-40 1r - 10r and 1939-43 8a - 10r Officials mint; Nabha with 1938 set, 1941-45 set on 1940-43 issue and 3p and 1/2a on 1937 issue all mint, 1940-43 8a - 5r Officials mint; Patiala with 1937-38 set and 1941-46 set on 1940-43 issue mint, and some Officials. A few stamps with gum toning or other small faults, the majority fine, a very useful old time collection. S.G. £7,250 (approx). (289). Photo on page 143. £2,000-2,500 |
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| 1059 | |||
Nabha. 1942 5r Green and blue overprinted "NABHA SERVICE" in an unmounted mint block of four, folded along horizontal perfs, otherwise very fine. S.G. O68, £800. Photo on page 160. £250-350ISRAEL |
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| 1060 | |||
1948-1974 Collection/accumulation comprising a wide range of mint and used issues with plate blocks and tabs, commemorative and miscellaneous covers and postal stationery, Doar Ivri mint sets of nine (2, one unmounted, top values with control "1" in margin), also a collection of Maccabi Games/Jews in Sport related items, Palestine and forerunners, in four albums and loose. (Many 100s). £1,200-1,500ITALY(Also see lots 278, 439, 440) |
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| 1061 | |||
1454 Entire letter from Rome to Venice with a fine large guild sign boldly drawn on the address panel. Also 1689 and 1698 entire letters from Naples or Rome to Livorno, apparently with postal rates. (3). Photo on page 165. £120-150JAMAICA(Also see lots 149, 333) |
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| 1062 | |||
1938-52 KGVI £1 in an unmounted mint imprint block of four, fine. S.G. 133a, £200+. £80-100KENYA, UGANDA and TANGANYIKA |
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| 1063 | |||
1938-54 Perf 131/4x133/4 1c black and chocolate-brown mint study with imprint blocks of eight (2) both including the variety damaged value tablet, imprint plate number blocks of 20 from plate "2 2 4A" (2) both including retouched value tablet variety, imprint plate number blocks of 14 or 20 from plate "2 2 4B" both including "tadpole" flaw, corner marginal singles with centre plate numbers "4A" or "4B", and a single with retouched value tablet variety, the plate blocks and the two imprint blocks with the varieties unmounted. S.G. 131a, ac, ad, af, £560. £170-200LEEWARD ISLANDS |
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| 1064 | |||
| 1912-32 KGV Definitives mint, comprising 1912-22 Multiple Crown CA 1/4d corner marginal plate number "1" block of four, 1921-32 die II 1/4d plate number "11" block of four and £1 with breaks in leaves at lower right, and die I 1/2d coil join strip of four, 1/4d, 11/2d and 21/2d corner plate number "23" blocks of four, the £1 lightly mounted, the others all unmounted mint. S.G. £436++. (25). Photo on page 143. £180-220 |
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| 1065 | |||
| 1937-51 KGVI Issues mint, some unmounted, including 1938-51 5/- (4), 10/- (5), perf 14 £1 (5, all three listed shades) and perf 13 £1 (4), also two 1954 QEII 1/2c sheets of 100. (334). £300-350 |
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| 1066 | |||
KGVI £1 Purple and black on deep carmine-red, fourth printing of October 1942, mint block of four lightly mounted on one stamp only. Also 10/- deep green and red on green, fourth printing of May 1944, with Head Plate flaw 41, mint. S.G. 113c, 114a, £460. (5). £110-140MALAYA |
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| 1067 | |||
KGVI Definitives mint in plate number singles, pairs or blocks, comprising Straits Settlements $1, $2 and $5 in corner blocks of six, Penang $1, $2 and $5 in corner blocks of four, Malacca 1c - $5 set of twenty (the 35c without plate number), and BMA Malaya 1c - $5 set of 18 in pairs (mostly corner pairs, with both dies of the 2c and 10c and both red and black overprints on the 15c, the 2c die I pair without plate number), the Malacca 20c with plate number "4", all other stamps with plate number "1". The Malacca set mostly mounted, the others all unmounted mint, a few with toned gum, otherwise fine. S.G. £1,324+. £350-450MALTA(Also see lots 150-156) |
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| 1068 | |||
| 1835 Entire letter from Pisa to Tunis, carried by hand, with red wax seal impressed by partial "OPENED & RESEALED / GR / LAZARETTO OF MALTA". £120-150 |
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| 1069 | |||
1841-45 Entire letters from the British Post Office in Alexandria with red double arc datestamp, from the French P.O in Constantinople (2), or from Corfu, all disinfected in Malta with chisel slits and double ring "PURIFIE AU LAZARET / MALTE", the Corfu letter with faults, otherwise mainly fine. (4). £150-180MAURITIUS |
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| 1070 | |||
| 1913-22 Multiple Crown CA issue in strips of three each overprinted "SPECIMEN", comprising 25c die II on pale yellow, 1r die II with emerald back, 2r.50, 5r on pale yellow and 10r die II with emerald back, the 10r strip showing damaged "S" in "Mauritius" on the right stamp and broken "M" in the "SPECIMEN" overprint on the central stamp (one of 7 possible examples), all fine mint. A scarce group, these specimens distributed in strips of three, therefore the largest multiples possible. S.G. 199ds, 201bs, 202s, 203as, 204ds. Photo on page 149. £400-500 |
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| 1071 | |||
| 1913-22 Multiple Crown CA 50c dull purple and black in an unmounted mint corner plate block of four, plate number "8", fine and scarce. S.G. 200, £192++. £100-120 |
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| 1072 | |||
| 1921-34 Multiple Script CA 1c - 10r set (missing the 20c purple) in unmounted mint plate number singles, pairs or blocks, comprising singles of the 1c, 5c (2, dies I and II), 8c, 10c, 12c grey (type A), 12c pale grey, 15c, 20c Prussian blue die II, 25c (2, plates "10" and "11"), 50c, 1r, 2r.50, 5r and 10r, 2c pair with sheet number, corner pairs of the 5c, 6c (2) and 25c, blocks of four of the 2c and 25c, corner blocks of four of the 4c green, 12c carmine-red and 20c Prussian blue die I, corner sheet number blocks of four of 2c, 3c, 4c sage-green and carmine die I, and 12c grey (type B) and a sheet number block of six of the 5c, mainly very fine. A very scarce group, just 100 sheets of the 5r and 10r printed from plate 11. (16 single stamps + 5 pairs + 10 blocks). Photo on pages 143 and 156. £400-500 |
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| 1073 | |||
| 1938-49 KGVI Definitive issue on cover, with registered First Day Covers of the 5c (23 Feb 1938, bearing seven examples) or 4c+12c+20c (26 Feb 1938), and commercial covers (8), one with 5c and 25c pair cancelled "E.A / A.P.O 73" with R.A.F Censor and violet boxed "PASSED BY / BASE / CENSOR / E.E", also 1934 KGV 3c postcard used. (11) £70-80 |
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| 1074 | |||
Postal Stationery. 1862-77 Pence issue envelopes comprising 6d brown-violet on blue unwatermarked paper with type 3 embossed flap, 120x71mm (2), 10d brown-violet (2) and 1/8 milky blue on linen lined unwatermarked paper, and one shilling surcharge on 1/8 milky blue on watermarked linen lined paper. Some light staining or other minor faults, a scarce group. (6). £180-240MOROCCO AGENCIES |
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| 1075 | |||
KEVII-QEII Issues, mint collection in an album, many unmounted, virtually complete with all British and French Currency and Tangier issues, the Spanish Currency issues missing just two stamps (S.G. 125 and 137), also some additional listed shades and a few overprint varieties. A good collection. S.G. 31/342, £1,800 (approx). £400-500NEW GUINEA |
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| 1076 | |||
1915-23 Mint and used issues of Australia overprinted N.W Pacific Islands with some multiples including 5/- mint (3) and used (3), 10/- mint (3), various watermarks, mainly very fine. S.G. £2,500+. (126). £500-600NEW ZEALAND |
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| 1077 | |||
| 1863 Imperf 1d orange-vermilion without watermark used, very fine appearance, but well repaired with B.P.A Certificate (2011) stating "extensively repaired, margins added and painted in", still a useful space-filler. S.G. 81, £2,500. Photo on page 149. £50-70 |
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| 1078 | |||
| 1868 (Dec 25) Cover to England endorsed "via Panama" franked 6d Chalon Head. £80-100 |
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| 1079 | |||
| 1901-08 Mount Cook 1/2d, mint selection on three pages comprising 1901 Pirie vertical mesh paper perf 14x11 marginal arrow block of four, Basted Mills perf 14 marginal block of nine and perf 14x11 marginal arrow block of four, Cowan unwatermarked perf 14 block of six and single watermark perf 14 marginal arrow block of four, 1907-08 Perkins Bacon plates perf 14 (3), 14x131/2 (2), and perf 14x15 singles, shades. S.G. 281b, 287, 289, 294, 302, 374, 377, 382, £698. (5 blocks + 5 singles). £120-150 |
| Auction Details - AUCTION ALREADY HELD | |||
| Worldwide Stamps and Postal History (Day 2 of 2) | |||
| Auctioneer: | Argyll Etkin Limited | Location: | London |
| Contact: | Tel: 0207 930 6100 Fax: 0207 930 6109 | ||
| Date: | 11th 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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