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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 10 | |||
| 1180 | |||
1938-52 KGVI Issues, collection mounted in an S.G. Devon album with additional stamps and covers in a stockbook, including 1938-49 and 1952 sets mint, various plate flaws from both issues (mostly within unmounted blocks), imprint and plate blocks mint, sheets of the 1938-49 3c orange (split into three blocks) and 1952 9c, mainly commercial covers bearing 1938-49 issue (10) or 1952 issue (2), and examples of Madame Joseph forged cancels, also a piece bearing 1948 Silver Wedding pair used. A useful collection. £300-350SIERRA LEONE |
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| 1181 | |||
Cancellations on stamps, pieces and covers mounted on pages, postal stationery (used, unused and specimen), WW2 censored covers, also a large quantity of used KGV-QEII issues in packets and bundles with many useful looking postmarks. (1,000s). £200-250SOUTH AFRICA |
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| 1182 | |||
Stamps, covers and cards (c.180) from O.F.S, Cape, Natal, Transvaal, Bechuanaland, Rhodesia and Zululand, including O.F.S overprint varieties, Natal 1895 HALF on 1d sheet of 120, piece bearing Transvaal 2d and New Republic 2d violet on blue granite paper (R.P.S Certificate), cancellations, revenues, etc, all in a box. £300-400Boer War(Also see lots 469, 1339-1352) |
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| 1183 | |||
| 1899-1902 Covers, cards and fronts (approx 75) including P.O.W mail, censors, forces mail, picture postcards, Boer Occupation of Cape Colony, pages from "The Ladysmith Bombshell", a few stamps, pieces and letters, etc. Many items with faults though an interesting assortment. (150+). £100-150 |
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| 1184 | |||
| 1899-1900 Covers and cards including Paarl and other local censor seals; J.C. Wilson patriotic envelope C.T.O with Bloemfontein c.d.s; Green Point P.O.W Camp banknotes (4); 1900 cover from Durban with embossed and coloured Red Cross in the upper left corner; Boer Velddienst cover sent unstamped to Austria with Hoofdlager c.d.s (faults); cyclostyled patriotic envelopes fine unused (4); 1900 cover from Bulawayo to Mochudi franked Rhodesia 1d (2) with "PASSED / PRESS CENSOR", also some ephemera including Pretoria Army Postal Circular on the formation of mobile A.P.Os, 1902 letter on proposed withdrawal of military postal men from Harrismith, etc. (30). £200-250 |
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| 1185 | |||
| Service Suspended. 1899 Covers (2) and a postal stationery postcard to Transvaal or the O.F.S with violet boxed "MAIL SERVICE SUSPENDED" (52x8mm), one cover also with similar but larger (102x12mm) cachet in purple, the postcard to "Miss Maggie McKechnie, The Red Cross Hospital, Harrismith". Also two 1899 covers from Transvaal to Cape Colony with white Boer censor seals, British censor seals and violet boxed "STOPPED BY CENSOR / RETURN TO SENDER", a few faults. (5). Photo on page 165. £160-200 |
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| 1186 | |||
| British Forces Mail. 1899-1902 Covers, the majority with F.P.O or A.P.O datestamps including 1901 A.P.O Pretoria printed acknowledgement card with F.P.O 50 c.d.s; cover to Scotland bearing G.B 1d cancelled at A.P.O Pretoria endorsed "From M.F.M Matron C.C" with fine oval "BURGHER CAMP / 26 FEB. 1902 / NYLSTROOM" cachet, also two stampless covers charged 1d and three incoming covers to soldiers, doctors or surgeons. (28). Photo on page 165. £150-200 |
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| 1187 | |||
| British Forces Mail - Parcel Post. Printed parcel tag "Postdienst Z.A.R / Den Postmeester" endorsed "Army Post Office" and bearing a wax seal impressed "PRETORIA (crown) R", and a parcel tag endorsed "Military Governors, English Mail" with blue oval cachet "MILITARY GOVERNORS OFFICE / 20 DEC 1901 / PRETORIA" and with a wax seal impressed "MILITARY GOVERNOR / (arms) / PRETORIA". Also 1901 registered parcel tag to Durban bearing G.B 1d, 3d tied by violet "ARMY POST OFFICE / VOLKSRUST" datestamp. Three unusual items. (3). £80-100 |
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| 1188 | |||
| British Forces Mail - Registration. 1900 Certificates of Posting for registered mail bearing F.P.O 13 or 15 datestamps, and 1900-02 G.B registration envelopes uprated G.B 1d, 6d tied by Army P.O 50 c.d.s, or uprated by G.B 1d tied by F.P.O 1 or 44 datestamps, the C.O.Ps unusual. (5). £80-100 |
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| 1189 | |||
| British Forces Mail - Postage Dues. 1900 Cover franked G.B 1d from F.P.O 8 to Natal, endorsed "Compulsorily registered no 270" with circular "9d" charge mark, the reverse bearing a British type "Caution" label explaining that it contained a coin, a little light staining but very unusual, and 1901 cover to London franked 1d tied by octagonal A.P.O Heidelberg datestamp, endorsed "Supposed to contain coin" and "T" and compulsorily registered, officially sealed in London but not surcharged. Also 1902 registered cover franked 61/2d from Johannesburg to Holland endorsed "Posted out of course" but not surcharged. (3). £100-120 |
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| 1190 | |||
| Colonial Contingents. 1900-01 Covers comprising 1900 Cape lettercard to N.S.W written "on board the Troop Train nearing De Aar"; covers to Canada (2) endorsed "From T. McG - F.F.S.A" or from a Trooper in 21st Troop, E. Div, South African Constabulary with oval "COMMANDING TROOP / S.A.C" cachet; covers to New Zealand (2) endorsed from the 5th N.Z Regt. or 7th N.Z.M.R; stampless cover from the N.S.W.M.I; printed cover of Ararat, Victoria, posted at F.P.O 46; and a stampless cover sent within New Zealand with faint Newtown Park Free cachet. Also a printed pamphlet containing a poem by Trooper A.J. Thom of the 7th N.Z.M.R. Some faults. (9). £150-180 |
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| 1191 | |||
| Naval Brigade. 1900 Covers from Commander de Horsey of H.M.S "Monarch" (3); cover to the Paymaster of H.M.S "Barrossa" endorsed "No Stamps Available" and signed by a Naval Lieutenant with an O.F.S 1d applied over this endorsement and cancelled at Bloemfontein; stampless cover from Point to a seaman on H.M.S "Terrible" at Durban redirected to Maritzburg Hospital, endorsed "Naval Brigade for address" and sent to the Admiralty; cover from Ladysmith endorsed from E.H. Ellis R.N of H.M.S "Powerful"; cover endorsed from a Gunner on H.M.S "Terrible"; cover and card to Naval addresses; and cover (faults) with enclosed letter from "C.A Harris, AB, Naval Brigade Field Force, Modder River". (10). £200-250 |
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| 1192 | |||
| Imperial Military Railways. 1900-01 Printed I.M.R envelopes sent registered from Germiston to Ookiep or endorsed from a soldier at Kaalfontein Railway Station and posted at F.P.O 55; I.M.R Construction Department printed envelope from F.P.O 17; O.F.S 1d postcard (faults) backstamped with violet boxed "SMALDEEL / I.M.R" and piece bearing G.B 1d cancelled by violet boxed "EDENBURG / I.M.R" and crayon cross. (5). £70-80 |
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| 1193 | |||
| Telegraphs. 1901-02 Covers sent from (2) or to Pte. J.J. Clayton, 1st Telegraph Battn. R.E at Rooidvaai, and letters written by Clayton, virtually all on telegraph forms, headed with "ARMY / TELEGRAPHS" datestamps, codes "R-S" (11) or "J-C". Also similar c.d.s code "HS-M" on 1902 telegraph form and cover backstamped with "B-DN" code c.d.s. (17+). £80-100 |
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| 1194 | |||
| Bechuanaland. 1900-02 G.B 1d Lettercard from a soldier and registered cover franked Cape 1d strip of seven both posted at Vryburg, and a Bechuanaland 1d lilac (faults) with scarce "CROCODILE POOLS" c.d.s (30 Dec. 99). (3). Photo on page 149. £70-100 |
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| 1195 | |||
| Mexican Wreck. 1900 (Apr 2) Cape 1d postal stationery postcard with a printed picture of S.S "Tintagel Castle", posted to England endorsed "From No. 6831 Lce Corpl B.C Maggs, Somerset L.I, On Active Service, S. Africa" with Field Post Office B.O c.d.s and red "RECOVERED FROM / WRECK OF MEXICAN", fine and scarce. Photo on page 170. £120-150 |
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| 1196 | |||
| Louis Botha. 1902 (Nov 10) Headed notepaper for a dinner given to Louis Botha at The Grelix, 80 Elm Park Road, London S.W. signed by all those present including Louis Botha, Prince Peter Kropotkin, R.C Lehmann, J. Passmore Edwards, Henry Ryland, Henry Holiday, William Thomas Stead, etc. Also a Transvaal "In Dienst" cover addressed to "Amery" and signed "F.W Reitz". (2). £80-100 |
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| 1197 | |||
| Picture Postcards. 1899-1902 British and European cards with various pro-Boer cards (including coloured card with cachet of the OFS Consulate at Augsburg), Boer P.O.Ws at St. Helena (4) and St. Lucia (2), arrival of Lord Churchill as a P.O.W at Pretoria, Harrismith Concentration Camp, etc. (29). £150-180 |
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| 1198 | |||
Medals. Q.S.A Medal, no bars, impressed naming to S.G. STOCK, ORD. H.M.S DORIS, very fine. Also Q.S.A medal with four bars and K.S.A medal with two bars both crudely renamed to 240 TRP. R.H. ALLPORT, CAPE MTD RIFLES. (3). £80-120P.O.W Mail |
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| 1199 | |||
| 1899-1902 Covers and cards comprising 1899 Cape 1/2d postcard and cover from H.M.S "Penelope" with boxed "CENSOR TO PRISONER OF WAR"; cover to Pietermaritzburg Central Gaol Hospital redirected to Garrison Hospital, Fort Napier and endorsed "not on board S.S "Catalonia"; covers to the S.S "Armenian", S.S "Catalonia" (redirected to Ceylon), S.S "Columbian" (redirected to S.S "Yorkshire") or S.S "Manila" (endorsed "Censored POW S.S Manila"); cover from Bellary Camp, India to St. Helena; covers to R. Tindall at St. Helena or The Castle, Cape Town redirected to Stellenbosch (one endorsed "Out on Parole"); Portuguese India postal stationery postcard to "Capt. R. Chamberlane, Mess President, 1st Lincoln Regt., Boer Camp, Trichinopoly", etc. Some faults, an interesting lot. (16). £200-250 |
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| 1200 | |||
| Bermuda. 1901-02 Covers (4, one registered) and a postcard to P.O.Ws in Bermuda, one to Morgan's Island endorsed "Burtts", another endorsed "try Tucker", "Not Hawkins", "not Darrells" and "Try New Gaol". Also a front to a P.O.W at Ladysmith redirected with red "BERMUDA" cachet. (6). £150-200 |
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| 1201 | |||
| Ceylon. 1900 Registered cover from Green Point franked Cape 21/2d (2), addressed to a P.O.W at Diyatalawa Camp, with enclosed letter and Cape Money Order for £5 bearing Green Point C.G.H c.d.s, payable at Colombo but not cashed. Very unusual. £80-100 |
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| 1202 | |||
| Ceylon. 1901-02 Covers and cards including 1901 cover (faults) from Diyatalawa Camp to "S.S Atlantian, Colombo" (the "Atlantian" served as a Hospital Ship and was moored at Colombo January - May 1901); 1901 cover from New South Wales (stamp removed), redirected to Ragama Camp and then to Jaffna, endorsed "hospital"; 1902 cover from Holland to Ragama Camp redirected to Hambantota and back to Ragama with scarce oval "P.O.W / PASSED / CENSOR / HAMBANTOTA" and Diyatalawa censor cachets in violet; 1901 cover from Paarl to Diyatalawa redirected to Nuweraelya with Hambantota c.d.s; 1900 cover from Diyatalawa to Pretoria missent to India, boxed "NON RECLAME" and "CENSOR, PRISONERS OF WAR / L. Heyman, Lt, Col."; Ceylon 3c postal stationery postcards without datestamps cancelled by violet oval "PASSED CENSOR P.O.W / E.J.B / DIYATALAWA" (2), one sent between P.O.Ws in Diyatalawa, the other from Mount Lavinia to "The Sisters, Ward No. 3, P.O.W Camp, Diyatalawa", etc. An interesting and scarce group. (8). Photo on page 170. £250-300 |
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| 1203 | |||
| Portugal. 1901 Cards (3) and a cover comprising 10r postal stationery card from a Boer internee at Peniche to another internee at Alcobaca; 10r stationery card bearing 5r strip of three from an internee at Peniche to a P.O.W at St. Helena with faint Deadwood censor cachet; picture postcard franked 5r pair from Lisbon (from a Boer internee?) to an internee at Alcobaca; and registered cover (endorsed "photo only", corners clipped by the sender) from Johannesburg to a Boer internee at Lourenco Marques, redirected to Caldas da Rainha. Also a picture postcard of the school at the Boer camp at Caldas da Rainha. Some creasing and other faults, nevertheless a scarce and interesting group. (5). Photo on page 170. £300-350 |
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| 1204 | |||
St. Helena. 1902 Picture postcard of St. Helena (small edge tear) with message written in Russian, presumably by a Russian volunteer in the Boer forces, sent registered to Tiflis in the Caucasus with St. Helena, London Registered and Tiflis datestamps. Franked by two 4d on 6d adhesives each tied by a cork cancel with violet "R" within a circle and oval "REGISTERED / ST. HELENA", circular censor cachet initialled "EW" by E. Walton. Also 1902 cover to St. Helena with violet triangular "PASSED BY CENSOR / ST. HELENA / HEAD OFFICE" bearing V.R.I 1d with variety space between "V" and "R". (S.G. 112i). (2). Photo on page 170. £300-350Stamp Issues & Bank Notes |
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| 1205 | |||
| Mafeking. 1/- Surcharge on Cape 4d fine used with MR 26 c.d.s. S.G. 5, £375. Photo on page 149. £120-140 |
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| 1206 | |||
| Mafeking - Banknotes. Siege 2/- (2) and 10/- banknotes, all with some creasing and the occasional small hole, reasonable examples. (3). £70-80 |
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| 1207 | |||
| Rustenberg. 1900 Transvaal 1d newspaper wrapper handstamped violet "V.R", applied in Rustenberg during the June siege. £100-120 |
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| 1208 | |||
| Vryburg. Boer Occupation surcharges comprising 1/2d and 1d fine used; 1/2d (with partial doubling of '1/2' and 'Z') and 6d used, both with severe faults; and 21/2d mint with part original gum, vertical crease and repaired corner. Also two pieces bearing unoverprinted Transvaal 1/2d or 1d (faults) tied by Vryburg c.d.s (13 Mar 1900); piece bearing Cape 1d initialled "C.St.Q" by C. St. Quintin and tied by undated Vryburg cancel, used after the British reoccupation in May 1900; piece bearing Lydenburg 1/2d tied by violet A.P.O datestamp (staining); and four Pietersburg stamps. (13). Photo on page 143. £150-180 |
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| 1209 | |||
| Vryburg. Boer Occupation 1/2d vertical strip of five cancelled by Vryburg datestamps (Nov 28), central stamp with heavy horizontal crease and lower stamp thinned, otherwise fine, a scarce multiple. S.G. 1, £400. £100-120 |
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| 1210 | |||
| Vryburg. 1899 (Dec 6) Piece bearing Boer Occupation 1/2d, 1d and 21/2d each tied by Vryburg c.d.s, the 1d clipped at lower right corner, otherwise fine and scarce. With David Brandon Certificate (1977). S.G. 1, 2, 4, £605. Photo on page 176. £180-240 |
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| 1211 | |||
| Vryburg. 1899 Surcharges on Cape, issued in Vryburg during the Boer Occupation, comprising 1/2d single and marginal pair, 1d and 2d on 6d (PF Certificate, 1985) all used with "VRYBURG" c.d.s (28 Nov - 2 Dec), and 1d surcharges mint (2, both with David Brandon Certificates), a fine lot. S.G. 1/3, £1,290. (7). Photo on page 149. £600-700 |
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| 1212 | |||
Vryburg. 1900 (May 16) Piece bearing British reoccupation issue 1/2d with "V. R. SPECIAL POST" overprint reading up, tied by Vryburg c.d.s, a couple of pulled perforations at base, otherwise fine and scarce, with David Brandon Certificate (1991). S.G. 11, £2,500. Photo on page 156. £500-600Cape Colony |
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| 1213 | |||
| 1837 (Sep 8) Three page letter sent to Sir John Philipport in London with red boxed "INDIA LETTER / BRIGHTON", written by Sir James Alexander from "The Cedar Mountains" towards the end of his year long expedition to Namaqualand and Damaraland, undertaken on behalf of The Royal Geographical Society, containing a detailed and interesting account of the expedition. Also other prestamp letters and documents including 1798 Order from the Governor to the Royal Artillery storekeeper at Cape Town; 1789 part document with red VOC wax seal; 1802 affidavit regarding stores on H.M Sloop "Penguin" at Table Bay; 1850 entire letter from India to the Cape; 1851 entire to Cape Town with a London F.A.C; and c.1828 entire letters posted from Graaff Reinet or Stellenbosch to Cape Town. (9). £300-350 |
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| 1214 | |||
| 1853 1d Brown-red triangular on slightly blued paper extremely fine used with large margins on all three sides. S.G. 3a, £275. Photo on page 149. £120-140 |
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| 1215 | |||
1864-1910 Covers and cards including registered mail and postal stationery; village datestamps; 1864 cover bearing 4d triangular; 1896 Swiss postcard to a Sergeant in the Bechuanaland Border Police at Mafeking redirected to Cape Colony with Mafeking c.d.s; 1905 postal stationery postcard used within Bechuanaland from Taungs to Mafeking; 1890 postal stationery postcard and 1902 cover with Robben Island c.d.s; numeral cancels (including "1137" in violet); 1907 Parcel Post Certificate of Posting franked 1d from Sir Lowry Rd; 1897 covers to Basutoland (2); 1901 Unpaid Letter Bill with 1d pair applied at Petersburg to account for a 2d postage due charge; 1904 registration envelope to England franked 6d redirected to USA with G.B 21/2d and 5d added; 1901 cover bearing fine "Moll & Co, Direct Importers of Paarl" perforated label, etc. An interesting lot. (34). £300-400Griqualand |
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| 1216 | |||
1884 Cover from Cape Town to London per S.S "Roslin Castle" franked by two 1879 1/- green "G" overprint stamps (S.G. 28), fine and attractive. Photo on page 170. £80-100Natal |
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| 1217 | |||
| 1874 Crown CC 6d overprinted "CANCELLED" (Samuel type D7), from the De La Rue archives, unused without gum, fine and scarce. Photo on page 149. £180-220 |
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| 1218 | |||
1895-1912 Covers and cards including 1895 (Mar 20) stampless printed matter rate cover endorsed "half penny received in money" with Postmaster's signature and violet "POSTMASTER OF DURBAN" cachet; Zululand datestamps (3); village datestamps; skeletons, etc. (14). £150-200Orange Free State |
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| 1219 | |||
| 1854-1909 Covers and cards (18) and a front including 1854 entire endorsed "Winburg prepaid 4d" and "to pay 6" (severe faults); 1858 entire with partial "Smithfield Betaald" handstamp (a Cape triangular unfortunately removed); 1870 printed circulars sent at the 1d rate from Cape Colony to Bloemfontein (2); 1881 covers franked 6d from G.B to O.F.S with arrival datestamps (2); 1897 cover bearing Transvaal 6d cancelled at Barberton, redirected from Harrismith to Johannesburg with O.F.S 1d pair added; 1873 front sent within the Cape but endorsed "Missent to Bloemfontein", etc. (19). £200-250 |
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| 1220 | |||
| 1868-94 6d Rose unusually cancelled by oval "STAATS PRESIDENT" handstamp containing the Z.A.R arms, 1878 5/- green unmounted mint blocks of four and eight and used block of four, various forgeries by Spiro or Fournier (12), etc. £70-80 |
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| 1221 | |||
| 1896 Halve Penny surcharge on 3d ultramarine, variety surcharge double, one inverted, fine mint. Also 1892 21/2 surcharge on 3d, variety roman "1" and antique "2" in fraction, mint (thinned) and used (minor creasing), all three with R.P.S Certificates (1995/6). S.G. 81c, 83a, £440. (3). Photo on page 149. £80-1001900-02 Specimen Stamps sent to the Natal Post Office |
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| 1222 | |||
| 1900 V.R.I 1/2d - 1/- Surcharges (9 values including both 6d colours, all first printing), V.R.I. 4d on 6d on 6d and 1/- on 5/-, E.R.I. 6d on 6d and Orange River Colony overprints on Cape 1/2d, 1d and 21/2d, all affixed to seven archival pieces, each stamp then handstamped violet "SPECIMEN" (Samuel type NA2), applied by the Natal Post Office to specimen stamps received from the U.P.U. A unique group. (15). Photo on page 149. £1,400-1,8001900-02 V.R.I Surcharges and E.R.I 6d Surcharge, S.G. 101-132, 136/8 |
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| 1223 | |||
| 1/2d - 5/- Surcharges, the mint and used study with many listed and unlisted surcharge varieties; raised, mixed and level stops; thin and thick "V"; pairs and blocks including some plate blocks, comprising 1/2d (113) including mixed stops, pairs with level and raised stops, raised stops with no stops after "V" or "I" or with small "1/2", raised stops block of four with clear double kiss print on all stamps; 1d (66) with raised and level stops in pairs, mixed stops, raised stops with no stop after "I" or space between "V" and "R", thick "V" with inverted "1" for "I"; 2d (109) including mixed stops, level and raised stops in pair, thick "V" with inverted "1" for "I" mint and used, raised stops with mint block of four showing double kiss print on all stamps and a used strip of three with the "I" virtually omitted on the centre stamp; 21/2d (11) with a mint block of nine; 3d (99) with level stops no stop after "V", mixed stops, thick "V" with inverted "1" for "I" mint; 4d (11) with level stops no stop after "V" used; 6d carmine used; 6d blue (22) with mixed stops, dropped "d"; 1/- (30) with level stops no stop after "V" used, mixed stops, raised stops with widely spaced "1" and "s"; 5/- (16) with level stops used, raised stops overprinted "SPECIMEN" or with short top to "5"; 4d on 6d on 6d (37) with thick "V" and inverted "1" for "I"; E.R.I. 6d (34) with wide space between "6" and "d"; 1/- on 5/- (14), many other broken letters or value varieties on most values (many of these constant varieties), thick "V" on 1/2d, 1d, 2d, 3d, 6d blue, 1/-, 5/- and the three additional 1902 surcharges (many in pairs or multiples with thin "V" stamps). Also five covers. A good lot, careful viewing recommended. (568). £600-800 |
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| 1224 | |||
| Panes of sixty mint with raised stops comprising 2d plate "1" with varieties broken "V", thick "V" (5), thick "V" with inverted "1" for "I"; 3d plate "1" with varieties broken "V" and thick "V" (6); 6d blue plate "2" with varieties thick "V" (5) and dropped "d"; 4d on 6d on 6d plate "1" with varieties broken "V", thick "V" (5), thick "V" with inverted "1" for "I". S.G. £528+. (4 panes). £100-150 |
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| 1225 | |||
| 1/2d Orange, first setting with level stops, varieties "1/2" omitted and value omitted, mint. S.G. 101c, f, £290. (2). Photo on page 149. £100-120 |
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| 1226 | |||
| 1d Purple, first setting with level stops, varieties comprising "1" omitted and a vertical pair with value omitted on upper stamp and transposed surcharge on lower stamp (R.P.S Certificate, 1974), both mint. S.G. 102e, j, £270. (3). Photo on page 149. £90-100 |
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| 1227 | |||
| First setting with level stops, varieties comprising 1d with "1" omitted mint, 2d with value omitted used, 6d blue with surcharge transposed mint, 6d blue mint strip of three with "6" omitted on central stamp, 1/- mint pair with "1" omitted on right stamp, all with faults, the 2d unpriced used by S.G. S.G. 102e, 103e, 109b, 110c. (8). £150-180 |
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| 1228 | |||
| 1d Brown error of colour, first setting with level stops, fine mint, very scarce. S.G. 102a, £600. Photo on page 149. £250-300 |
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| 1229 | |||
| 1d Brown error of colour, first setting with level stops, used with very light cancel, fine and scarce. S.G. 102a, £400. Photo on page 149. £150-200 |
| 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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