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| Auction Details | |||
| Auction number 59 of G.B & Worldwide Stamps and Postal History | |||
| Auctioneer: | Argyll Etkin Limited | Location: | London |
| Contact: | Tel: 0207 930 6100 | ||
| Date: | 5th November 2026 | Time: | 10:00AM |
| Details: | Fine Great Britain Stamps, G.B Postal History with First UK Aerial Post, Royalty, Cancellations, Paquebot Mail of the World, World War One German & British Naval Mail, Specimen Stamps from the Rhodesia Post Office, India, St. Helena, Mozambique, Baham |
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| Auction Lots - Page 9 | |||
| 402 | |||
| Compulsory Registration. 1876-1901 Inland covers franked 1d or 1½d, all compulsory registered, the first four charged 8d, a 1901 cover charged 4d, reverse bearing Caution labels explaining they were found to contain coin and compulsory registered, 1876 cover from Braemar with the Caution label partly torn away and 1894 cover from Birmingham with opening faults, the 1882-83 covers from London and Clifton and 1901 London cover all fine, also an 8d Caution label on piece. An 8d charge for compulsory registration was introduced in 1863, reduced to 4d in 1897; 8d charge letters are surprisingly scarce. (6). £150-180 |
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| 403 | |||
| Compulsory Registration. 1929-85 Compulsory registered covers, virtually all bearing Caution labels, including 1929 underpaid cover from Germany charged 8d, 1929-35 inland covers franked 1½d and charged 6d (8) or 3d (containing an uncrossed cheque) and covers franked 3d charged 4½d or 6d (in error), 1936 underpaid cover from U.S.A charged 9d, 1936-50 inland covers franked 1½d or 2½d and charged 6d (6) or franked 2½d or 3d and charged 4d (4) or 8d (in error), later charges of 1/-, 1/3, 2/3, 3/-, etc. (48). £400-500 |
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| 404 | |||
| Compulsory Registration - Returned Letter Office. 1901-51 R.L.O Envelopes, the 1901 London envelope with printed "REGN FEE / 2d" charge and printed explanation on reverse "contains value, registered and charged fee of 2d", others with manuscript "Compulsory registration" and 3d due stamp or Caution label and 4d charge for return to sender. Also two 1957-65 covers found to contain money in the R.L.O with Caution labels but no charge shown, and three c.1898 R.L.O labels for use on returned covers containing value charged 2d. (9). £80-100 |
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| 405 | |||
| Insured Mail. 1896-1963 Covers including 1896 parcel front from Copenhagen to England bearing "Insured Parcel. Germany. Parcel Passing through the G.P.O" label and red Insured label (the earliest recorded example of a British P.O Insured label, ex. Vivien Sussex), later covers from G.B to overseas, six pre-war including cover to Denmark endorsed "not transmissible by Insured Letter Post, contains other than documents" with violet "RETURN TO SENDER / Postage is being refunded by / Divisional Controller, L.P.R, E.C / Fresh postage necessary / if reposted" (a little truncated at left), etc. (15+). £220-260 |
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| 406 | |||
AR Forms. 1909-93 AR Forms for inland registered letters bearing stamps of KEVII, KGV (5), KGVI (2), QEII predecimal (2) or decimal (2), also an unused 1949 form, and an undelivered 1935 cover with "AR" handstamp. An unusual group. (14). £80-100Royalty |
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| 407 | |||
| c.1655 Letter from J. Jones to the Attorney-General Sir Richard Nagle, with directions for sending letters safely to and from King Charles II, then in exile in France. The letter asks for the King's letters to be sent "For Mrs Mary Jones at Mr Borveys near Billetreelane in Fenchurch Street by post or a bearer". Not posted with some loss to wording at the left edge but a unique letter from the Commonwealth period. £150-200 The following five letters are addressed to the King of the Two Sicilies. All were carried by diplomatic bag.408 <\i> |
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| 409 | |||
| King George III. 1790 (Sep 24) Letter in Italian from St. James's Palace, to Ferdinand I congratulating him on the marriages of his two eldest daughters and the engagement of his son, signed by King George III and the Foreign Secretary, the Duke of Leeds, paper covered seal with royal arms, very fine. £250-300 |
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| 410 | |||
| King George III. 1800 (Oct 15) Letter in Italian from St. James's Palace, to Ferdinand I congratulating him on the birth of his son, signed by King George III and the Foreign Secretary Baron Grenville, paper covered seal with royal arms, very fine. £250-300 |
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| 411 | |||
| King George III. 1802 (Jan 2) Letter in Italian from St. James's Palace, to Ferdinand I commiserating on the death of his daughter, signed by King George III and Lord Hawkesbury, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, paper covered seal with the royal arms, very fine. Photo on Page 56. £250-300 |
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| 412 | |||
| King George IV. 1825 (Feb 22) Letter in French from Carlton House, to Ferdinand II in Naples, commiserating on the death of his father Ferdinand I, signed by King George IV, black wax seal, very fine. £250-300 |
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| 413 | |||
| Queen Victoria. 1864 (Dec 17) Mourning envelope addressed in Queen Victoria's handwriting to "Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge" and signed "The Queen", franked 2d cancelled "225" with Cowes backstamp and royal seal in black, opened out and stuck on card. An unusual 2d rate cover. £100-120 |
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| 414 | |||
| Queen Victoria/Disraeli. c.1870-76 Mourning envelopes with differing VR Cyphers on reverse, both addressed in the Queen's handwriting, the first to "The Rt. Hon. B. Disraeli" and signed "The Queen", the second to "The Earl of Beaconsfield, Hughenden", hand delivered. (2). £100-120 |
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| 415 | |||
| Queen Victoria. 1874-75 Letters written by Queen Victoria on mourning notepaper of Osborne (April 11 1874), Balmoral (Oct. 20 1874) or Windsor Castle (July 6 1875), to Col. Maude, all with envelopes signed "The Queen" or "The Q", two addressed to the Royal Mews, all hand delivered, black royal seals. (3 letters + 3 covers). £400-500 |
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| 416 | |||
| Prince Albert / Duke of Wellington. c.1850 Cover from Prince Albert, addressed in his hand to "The Marquis of Wellesley KG" and signed "Albert", red wax seal impressed with the royal arms, fine. £120-150 |
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| 417 | |||
| Prince Albert. c.1850 Mourning envelope addressed in the Prince's handwriting to "Rear Admiral Baillie Hamilton" and signed "Albert", reverse with black wax seal impressed with the royal arms, hand delivered. Also a carte de visite photo and two prints of the Prince. (4). £120-150 |
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| 418 | |||
| Prince Albert. 1853 (Jan 18) Cover addressed in the Prince's handwriting to "The Earl of Malmesbury, Christ Church, Hants" and signed "Albert" in the lower left corner, bearing a 1d red (four margins) tied by London numeral cancel, London and Christchurch backstamps, red sealing wax impressed with the Prince's seal. A fine and scarce postally used cover from Prince Albert. Photo on Page 56. £250-300 |
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| 419 | |||
| Prince George (later King George V). 1878 (Mar 16) Cover from the 12 year old Prince, then a cadet on H.M.S "Britannia" at Dartmouth, to his 8 year old sister Maud (later Queen of Denmark), addressed in the Prince's handwriting to "H.R.H Princess Maude of Wales, Marlborough House, Pall Mall, London SW" with a 1d red tied by Dartmouth duplex, the flap with a printed and hand coloured picture of two boys on top of rigging, minor faults, very unusual. £100-120 |
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| 420 | |||
| Prince George (later King George V). Photograph of George, Prince of Wales, mounted on W. & D. Downey card, signed "George P., India 1905-06", presumably given as a gift during the royal tour of India, 108x165mm. £200-250 |
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| 421 | |||
| Prince George (later King George V). 1909 (May 17) Letter on Marlborough House notepaper, "My dear Ralph, I am sorry to hear from your note that the Northcotes after having been down to see Haughton have come to the conclusion that they feel that the house is too big for them, that is a pity. You much better remain there & I don't believe after this budget you will get anyone to take it. I shall still look forward to shooting partridges with you at Syderstone next October. Believe me, very sincerely yours, George", with envelope addressed to "Colonel Ralph Vivian, 15 Grosvenor Square, W" and initialled "G", hand delivered. An interesting letter from the future King on Lloyd George's "Peoples Budget" which introduced taxes on land values and sales and super tax on high incomes. £180-220 |
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| 422 | |||
| Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII). 1911 (Dec 23) Cover with "York Cottage, Sandringham" flap, addressed in the 17 year old Prince's handwriting to "Captain Cyril Hankey, Frogmore House, Windsor, Berks" and initialled "E" in the corner, redirected to Wiltshire, with KGV Cypher cachet, red Official Paid Sandringham R.S.O c.d.s and Windsor Christmas day datestamp, opening faults to upper edge. £100-120 |
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| 423 | |||
| Princess Mary. 1922-62 Covers and ephemera with 1922 invitation to the wedding of Princess Mary and Viscount Lascalles, picture postcards, and covers mainly to the Gwynedd Lloyd (Lady in Waiting to the Princess), with 1945 cover addressed by Mary and initialled "M" posted from London, covers with royal Cypher cachets (5, one posted at Windsor unusually without an Official Paid datestamp), 1940 cover posted at Sandringham, etc. (76). £150-200 |
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| 424 | |||
| King George V. 1923 (Apr. 12) Registered cover addressed in the King's handwriting to Mrs Fetherstonhaugh (wife of the King's racing manager) at Newmarket, initialled "G" in the corner, with KGV Cypher cachet and red Official Paid Balmoral Castle c.d.s, bearing a blue Balmoral Castle registration label, reverse with Balmoral Castle and Newmarket datestamps. The two page letter on Balmoral Castle notepaper, written in the King's hand, concerns horses and a winning bet made for the King in the Doncaster Cup - "How clever of you to have backed a winner for me at Doncaster, as I am sure the going must have been very sticky, but it didn't interfere with the running of the Aga Khan's horses, I hear they call the Leger the Indian Circus. Foxhunter win £12.10 I have entered it in my book & make the total £200.13 the right way .....", signed G.R.I. Photo on Page 60. £200-250 |
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| 425 | |||
| King George V. 1924 (Dec 26) Registered cover addressed in the King's handwriting to "Her Imperial Highness The Grand Duchess Xenia, Copenhagen, Denmark" and initialled "G" in the corner, redirected to Huidore, franked 2½d + 3d each cancelled by Sandringham c.d.s, two collectors labels applied over the registration label. King George V was cousin to Xenia, one of 18 members of the Romanov family who escaped from Russia in 1919 on H.M.S "Marlborough". She was then visiting her mother, the Dowager Empress at Huidore, a villa her mother jointly owned with her sister Queen Alexandra. Photo on Page 60. £250-300 |
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| 426 | |||
| Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught. 1930 (Oct 11) Clarence House, St. James S.W postcard with message on both sides from the Prince concerning the R101 airship disaster, "My dear Jimmy, I thank you so much for your kind letter of sympathy on the death of Douglas Gardner. He is a terrible loss to me and a great blank in my household. The disaster of the complete destruction of R101 is a ghastly affair & I feel the greatest sympathy with the Air Force (personally I hate the airship & doubt its viability). I expect to be leaving Beaulieu on the 30th. Believe me, yours very sincerely, Arthur". £100-120 |
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| 427 | |||
| King Edward VIII. 1937 (June 17) Cover with printed "E" crest surmounted by a crown on the flap, initialled "E" in the lower left corner by the former King, franked Austria 60g posted from Notsch to Col. Guy Rasch in London. Edward was staying at Schloss Enzesfeld, courtesy of the Baron & Baroness Eugene de Rothschild, whilst awaiting Wallis Simpson's divorce to become absolute. Rasch and the Duke served together in the Grenadier Guards during the First World War. A rare and historic cover. Photo on Page 60. £200-240 |
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| 428 | |||
| Princess Elizabeth. 1943 (May 1) Registered cover with KGVI Cypher cachet, oval Buckingham Palace Registered datestamps and red London Official Paid hooded circle datestamp, London S.W.32 registration label, addressed in the Princess's handwriting to her cousin Lady Mary Cambridge at Tetbury, initialled "E" in the corner. £150-180 |
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| 429 | |||
| Queen Elizabeth. 1952 (May 6) Registered Express mourning cover with KGVI Cypher cachet, oval Buckingham Palace Registered datestamp and "POST OFFICE / EXPRESS / DELIVERY" with red Official Paid hooded circle datestamp, London S.W.32 registration label, addressed in the Queen's handwriting to Sir Edward Peacock in London, initialled "ER" in the corner. Opening tear at right, otherwise fine, sent three months after the death of King George VI with his Cypher cachet still in use. £120-150 |
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| 430 | |||
| Prince Philip/Charles. 1972 Registered cover with Sandringham House registration label and Official Paid c.d.s, addressed in Prince Charles handwriting to The Marquis of Cholmondeley at Houghton Hall, initialled "C"; and 1991 registered cover with large oval Buckingham Palace Registered datestamp, enclosed letter on Windsor Castle notepaper signed "Yours Sincerely, Philip", both with "ER" Cypher cachets. (2 + letter). £100-120 |
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| 431 | |||
| 1797-c.1941 Covers and letters including 1797 free frank from William Henry, Duke of Gloucester at Tunbridge Wells; 1832 free frank from William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester; 1813 letter from Edward, Duke of Kent at Windsor Castle (not posted); 1877 Royal Yacht Osborne cover addressed by Princess Alexandra posted from Cowes; 1892 cover signed by Lord Ponsonby posted to the Royal Yacht with "LONDON / A / V.R" hooded circle cancel; 1843 embossed card with a biblical text written by Queen Adelaide; notice of Queen Victoria's death on Board of Green Cloth notepaper, etc. (12). £250-300 |
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| 432 | |||
| 1857-97 Covers comprising 1857 O.H.M.S envelope franked 2d with "The Queens Remembrancer" printed in the corner; 1881 cover franked 1d from Frodsham "To the Queens most excellent majesty"; 1883 cover to Germany signed by Henry Ponsonby with 2½d pair tied by London Inland Branch "26" numerals, Privy Purse seal; 1893-97 covers with printed (2) or handsigned D.M Probyn signature on Marlborough House (2, one with letter) or Sandringham envelopes, two posted from Sandringham. (6). £100-120 |
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| 433 | |||
| 1861-73 Covers with enclosed letters from Sir Charles Phipps or Major General Sir T.M Biddulph (2) sent from Buckingham Palace on behalf of The Queen, to Mr A.W Brown at various London addresses, the signed covers franked 1d or 2d, originally enclosing Post Office Orders for £1 or £2, sent in response to letters from Brown who had fallen on hard times. The letters state that The Queen could only make one such contribution to any individual due to the numerous claims on her private bounty; despite this Brown made three successful requests using different addresses. (3 covers + 3 letters). £100-150 |
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| 434 | |||
| V.R Hooded Circle. 1882-84 Covers (13) and stamps (6) all with "LONDON / V.R" hooded circle datestamps, the covers with codes "A", "B" (7), sideways "B", "C" or sideways "C" (2) in the datestamps (one other with unclear code), four covers from Government House in Portsmouth, one from Col. Paul Methuen, two from the War Office, one from The Secretary of States Office to Paris franked 5d, the others franked 1d (9), 1½d or 2d (2), a good lot. (13+). £400-500 |
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| 435 | |||
| V.R Hooded Circle. 1882-93 Covers (4) and stamps (5) with "LONDON / V.R" hooded circle datestamps including first type cancel with central "V.R" within bars on a 5d stamp (code B, 30 AU 82) and a 1d lilac (code A, 27 FE 93, latest recorded use), second type cancels on 1883-84 covers with codes inverted "A", "A" (letter from Bank of England), "C" (House of Commons Library seal) or "D" (Metropolitan Police Office cover to Austria with three 2½d stamps, one trimmed upon opening). (9). £200-250 |
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| 436 | |||
| V.R Hooded Circle. 1884-89 Covers franked 1d, cancelled by "LONDON / V.R" hooded circle datestamps, codes "A" or "D", the 1884 cover with Marlborough House printed flap and enclosed letter from Francis Knollys, the 1889 cover with Buckingham Palace Privy Purse Office printed flap and enclosed letter from Henry Ponsonby. (2). £120-150 |
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| 437 | |||
| V.R Hooded Circle. 1883 (Oct 24) Cover to France with three 1d lilacs each cancelled by "LONDON / V.R" hooded circle datestamps without code letter, unusual to France and the only recorded example of this cancel with code letter omitted. Photo on Page 60. £150-200 |
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| 438 | |||
| V.R Hooded Circle. 1889 (Jan 31) Cover with 1d lilac cancelled by superb "LONDON / A / V.R" hooded circle datestamp, the enclosed three page letter written by Lady Cowell (wife of Sir John Cowell, Master of the Household), to her mother at Clifton Castle, Bedale, reverse with black wax Master of the Household seal. £120-150 |
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| 439 | |||
| V.R Hooded Circle. 1895-1901 Covers (2) and pieces (2) all with the "LONDON / V.R" hooded circle datestamp, the two 1896-98 covers franked 1d with Osborne or Buckingham Palace flaps, the two pieces with proof impressions of the datestamp dated 15 MY 95 or 22 JA 01, the latter the latest recorded date on the day Queen Victoria died, one of five such pieces recorded. (4). £200-250 |
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| 440 | |||
| 1901-33 Ephemera comprising 1901 Windsor Castle funeral service programme for Queen Victoria; 1919 copy of letter from the Prince of Wales to the Canadian Pacific Railway Chairman (faults); and 1933 letter on Sandringham notepaper signed by the Court Postmaster F.A Mason requesting train tickets from London to Ballater. Also a photo of King George V and Prince Albert in naval uniform on a ship. (4). £100-120 |
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| 441 | |||
| E.R Hooded Circle. 1902 (May 6) Cover with a crown on the flap addressed to Mrs Knollys in Italy, probably from her husband Sir Francis Knollys, Private Secretary to the King, franked QV 1½d + KEVII 1d each cancelled by a superb "LONDON / A / 6 MY 02 / E.R" hooded circle datestamp. This datestamp was issued in 1901 for use on the King's correspondence; no more than half a dozen examples are recorded in total, of which this is surely the finest. Photo on Back Cover. £1,200-1,500 |
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| 442 | |||
| Official Paid Skeleton. 1903 (Aug 17) Stampless cover to London with red "OFFICIAL PAID / (crown)" skeleton datestamp and a black "CALEDONIAN T.P.O / DAY UP" c.d.s, from Balmoral. This skeleton datestamp was supplied to Aberdeen on August 13th for use on Balmoral mail and returned to the stores at Edinburgh on Sept. 16th. Very rare, the only example seen by us. Photo on Page 60. £150-180 |
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| 443 | |||
| Official Paid - Wilton. 1908 (June 28) Registered cover to The Duchess of Sutherland in London with violet KEVII Cypher cachet, Wilton double ring datestamp and red "OFFICIAL PAID / (crown)" c.d.s, a blank type registration label with undated single ring Wilton handstamp, reverse with red seal impressed "E". A rare cover sent during the King's visit to Wilton House, referred to in "Royal Household Mail" by G. Morgan with the handstamps from this cover illustrated. Photo on Page 60. £150-200 |
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| 444 | |||
| R.H Official Stamps. 1903 (Sep 3) Cover with "Lord Chamberlains Office, St. James's Palace" printed flap, initialled "AE" by Sir Arthur Ellis, Comptroller of Accounts, posted from Buxton to London franked by KEVII 1d R.H Official, a rare stamp on cover, very fine. Photo on Page 60. £1,000-1,200 |
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| 445 | |||
| Court Postmaster. 1934 (Nov 30) O.H.M.S "Urgent Telegrams for Transmission" printed envelope with tiny red "BUCKINGHAM / PALACE" and matching "OFFICE OF THE / COURT POSTMASTER" circular datestamp, red London S.W.1 Official Paid c.d.s, to "The Postmaster" (the town name deleted), light folds but very scarce. Also a compliments slip from the Court Postmaster. This cover is referred to in Glenn Morgan's book on Royal Household Mail. (2). Photo on Page 62. £100-120 |
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| 446 | |||
| Cypher Cachets. 1903-92 Covers with various Cypher cachets including 1902 (Jan. 23) cover to Kings Lynn with an early use of the KEVII Cypher in black applied in the upper right corner without an Official Paid datestamp, 1910 cover with KGV Cypher in red addressed by Princess Victoria from Sandringham to St. James Palace with an enclosed Christmas card, 1922 cover from Balmoral Estates Office with KGV Cypher but franked by a 1d stamp cancelled at Ballater, 1936 registered cover from Buckingham Palace addressed by Queen Mary to The Grand Duchess Xenia at Frogmore Cottage with KEVIII Cypher, first type KGVI "GRI" Cyphers (2, one on Post Office envelope posted on Coronation day, 13 May 1937), 1963 cover with both QEII Cypher cachet and Paymaster of the Household certifying cachet, etc. (26). £200-250 |
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| 447 | |||
| Cypher Cachets - Princess Elizabeth. 1947 Court Postmaster compliments slip from Buckingham Palace bearing the crown over "E" Cypher cachet, issued in 1947 to Clarence House for use on mail from Princess Elizabeth but apparently never put into use, only known from a few proof impressions. Very rare. Photo on Page 62. £100-120 |
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| 448 | |||
| Kings Special Wire. 1911 (July 15) Picture postcard to Nottingham with KGV ½d tied by "KING'S SPECIAL WIRE / (crown)" c.d.s. Issued for telegraphic use and exceptionally rare cancelling a stamp, the c.d.s dated 1910 but clearly incorrectly dated as the stamp was not issued until 1911 (the year probably "10" in error for "11"). This card illustrated in "Royal Household Mail" by G. Morgan. Photo on Page 62. £300-350 |
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| 449 | |||
| Kings Messenger. 1909-18 Covers (3) and a front comprising 1909 cover to Portsmouth with "PRIVY PURSE / BUCKINGHAM PALACE" cachet and London Official Paid c.d.s endorsed "by Kings Messenger"; 1916 cover from an officer in France with red "BY KING'S MESSENGER" and 1d stamp cancelled by matching hexagonal "PASSED FIELD CENSOR / 1414", London c.d.s; 1917-18 stampless O.A.S cover and front from France with boxed "K. (crown) M. / PRIVILEGED" and oval "WAR / OFFICE"; also 1928 printed card with Kings Messenger Service times between Buckingham Palace and the Royal Pavilion at Aldershot (illustrated in "Royal Household Mail" by G. Morgan). (5). £120-150 |
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| 450 | |||
| Badminton House. 1942-44 Covers from Badminton House, home to Queen Mary during the war, comprising 1943 (Jan. 28) 5½d registration envelope with royal seal cancelled by "BADMINTON" c.d.s and bearing blank type registration label with manuscript "Badminton"; stampless registered cover initialled "MR" and addressed by Queen Mary to General Sir Charles Grant in Shrewsbury with red Bristol Paid c.d.s, Badminton registration label and KGVI Cypher cachet, enclosed letter from Queen Mary; and stampless cover with red Chippenham Paid c.d.s and KGVI Cypher cachet. A scarce group, the label and c.d.s from the registered cover illustrated in "Royal Household Mail" by G. Morgan. (3). Photo on Page 62. £180-220 |
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| 451 | |||
| Balmoral Castle/Holyrood. 1908-88 Covers and cards from Balmoral including single ring c.d.s (8, including 1936 c.d.s on an unused "Record of Stags Shot" with KEVIII embossed Cypher, and 1937 registered cover), Official Paid c.d.s (5, three registered), also Holyrood covers (2) and Holyrood c.d.s + KGV Cypher on notepaper, and 1955 Abergeldie Castle skeleton c.d.s. (21). £120-150 |
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| 452 | |||
| Buckingham Palace. 1904-16 Registered covers (2) and a picture postcard with Buckingham Palace single ring datestamps, including 1916 cover franked 2d + 2½d to Miss Dalrymple at the Edinburgh + Border Hospital, Pavilion Royal, at Neuilly Sur Seine, and 1904 cover with Official Paid c.d.s. (3). £100-120 |
| Auction Details | |||
| Auction number 59 of G.B & Worldwide Stamps and Postal History | |||
| Auctioneer: | Argyll Etkin Limited | Location: | London |
| Contact: | Tel: 0207 930 6100 | ||
| Date: | 5th November 2026 | Time: | 10:00AM |
| Details: | Fine Great Britain Stamps, G.B Postal History with First UK Aerial Post, Royalty, Cancellations, Paquebot Mail of the World, World War One German & British Naval Mail, Specimen Stamps from the Rhodesia Post Office, India, St. Helena, Mozambique, Baham |
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