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Welcome to Phoenix Auctions Auction No.23 This is a relatively normal size auction of just over 1400 lots so we are back to our normal starting time of 10:00am.

10 days after this auction Ken & David will be travelling to London for Stampex, which is being held at the Business Design Centre in Islington from 18th-21st September. We have booth 20 and we would be pleased to meet you there. Naturally we will be happy to accept consignments for our future auctions. Where feasible, we are also happy to take any lots you might win in this auction along for you to collect at the show.

Session 1 begins at 10:00am and incorporates The Rest of World. This section has a broad range of stamps and postal history, amongst which is our back cover item, a previously unrecorded 1848 Ceylon postmark from Newhra Ellia on a cover to Kandy. There is also a very strong selection of Chinese airmail covers with strength in the difficult WWII period. Our QV period GB is also strong with a number of extremely rare items including an imperforate 1884 £1 brown-lilac overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’. In the USA Postal History section is one of the few registered Hindenburg covers to Australia.

Session 2 begins at 11:30am and encompasses the Australian Colonies/States. NSW has some nice imperfs, several proofs & colour trials, a 2/6d Lyrebird on cover (1 of 2 known examples) and a select group of very rare numerals. In the SA section is a beautiful 1896 essay for a newspaper wrapper. The Victorian section includes an amazing 1/- octagonal strip of 3 on cover and a group of very rare BNs. Lastly, in the WA section is a 1912 pair with double ONE PENNY surcharge, and some difficult revenue lots.

Session 3 begins at 1:30pm, after a lunch break. All the pre-decimal Australian lots are in this session. Here you will find such desirable items as a solo 5/- CofA Roo on complete parcel label, a 5d Rough Paper on cover, a solo 1/4d Single Wmk on cover, a range of KGV cracked cliches. In the later issues you will find a 1d green QE and 2d red KGVI blocks with large holes from the coil sheets, a £2 Arms with the O for C ‘SPEOIMEN’ error.

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The last session begins at 3:30pm. Here you will find decimal errors, postal history, FDCs, etc including our new Covers by Manufacturer section. Many FDC and Commemorative cover collectors collect by manufacturer and to facilitate this we have created a new grouping entitled ‘Covers by Manufacturer’. This section (lots 1224-50) is immediately prior to the FDC section. It is organised by Manufacturer and includes FDCs, commemorative, flight covers etc all organised by date. We hope you find this a useful enhancement There is a ½d orange ovpt ‘OS’ block of 4 on a FDC, two rare Cobham flight covers, an exceptionally rare AFPO/251 used by the War Reception Committee in Singapore. The highlight of the territories section is an imperforate proof of the Norfolk Island 1c Gypsy Moth, a stamp which was never issued.

Session Session Session Session

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Lots Lots Lots Lots

1-381 382-671 672-1153 1154-1429

Viewing for this Auction.

Saturday 31st August Sunday 1st September Monday 2nd September Tuesday 3rd September Wednesday 4th September Thursday 5th September Friday 6th September Saturday 7th September

10:00am 11:30pm 1:30pm 3:00pm

The Rest of the World Australian Colonies Pre-Decimal Australian Commonwealth Balance of Australia and Territories

10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 6pm 8am to 10am - after 10am limited viewing is available.

Viewing outside of these times is available by appointment only.

Auction Agents: Mark Knothe - ph 0414 894 991, email gknothe@bigpond.com Matt Hancock - ph 0401 976 018, email stampsulike@gmail.com Bernie Manning - ph 0412 782 373, email berniemanning@optusnet.com.au

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How to Get the Most from The Phoenix Website.

While quite a number of our clients make full use of the many benefits our website provides, it is obvious that most do not. So we are taking this opportunity to reintroduce these benefits to you.

The homepage provides an introduction to current auction, or highlights of the next auction as appropriate. There are menus on the top left to provide different ways of accessing the auction lots.

Within each auction menu there are six submenus: 1. In Lot Order - this provides you with a lot order index to the auction by section headings. Simply click on the section and it will take you straight to that part of the catalogue where you can see each lot in order with its full description and all its images. The estimate and starting price and a box for your bids are also displayed. Wherever the starting price is displayed it is always exactly uptodate.

2. By Country - this provides a cross reference listing by country. You don’t need to go backwards and forwards from the index to the catalogue listing anymore.

3. By Topic or Theme - the same as by Country but organised by topic or theme, and there are hundreds of themes.

4. Description Search - this is used for wild card searching through auction lots. This is very powerful and to get the most out of it please email us with search requirements so that we can set it up for you.

5. Image Gallery - this displays every image in lot order. It is a great way to browse an auction.

6. Bulk Bid Entry - this enables you to enter your bids as a batch. So when you have worked out all your bids you can just enter them on this screen rather than finding each lot and entering them one at a time.

When you sign on with your Client Code and Password the full benefits are opened up to you.

There are 2 entries at the top of the auction submenus. These are:

By Collecting Interest - this shows all the lots which match your collecting interests.

My Image Gallery - this provides you with just the images for the lots you are interested in.

We ask you for your collecting interest so that we can provide you with these quick and easy ways to view just those lots that are likely to be of interest to you.

Secondly there are new menus on the top right. These will vary from person to person and can include any of the following:1. My Details - this is where you change your details and preferences 2. My Auction Bidsheet - this is the most important screen we have. It appears the instant you enter a bid and it allows you to manage all you bids from the one screen. It always shows the exact status of all your bids.

3. My Auction Vendor Lots - When you are a vendor this screen shows all your lots in this auction with their current status. You always know exactly the situation with your lots.

4. My Mail Register - this shows you the details of every mailing with dates of mailing, registration numbers, mailing addresses and which invoices are involved. It also tells you whether just an invoice was sent or whether your lots were sent as well. Now you don’t need to call us to see if your lots have been mailed. It is all here for you when you need it.

5. My Invoice Register - this provides the details of every invoice and you can drill down to every lot on every invoice with their full descriptions and images. You always know exactly what is on every invoice.

6. My Receipt Register - this provides a list of every consignment we have received from you. It shows you every lot from each consignment with its full description and images, what auction it was sold in and if it has not been sold what auction it is in. When you have large consignments spread over multiple auctions it is just the screen to enable you to keep track of everything.

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My Auction 23 Bidsheet.

As mentioned earlier My Auction Bidsheet is the most important part of the website when you have placed bids in the auction, because it provides everything you need to manage your bidding.

With this screen you can change your bids, add limits to ensure you don’t overspend, enter Credit Card details or other special instructions. And it always shows you the current status of your bids.

The lot is highlighted when you have the top bid so it is easy to see the current situation with your bids.

As well as being able to modify your bids there is a +5% button which increases your bid to 5% above the current starting price. At the bottom of this webpage there is also a field to globally increase all your bids by any percentage amount. Very useful when your bids are all way below the starting price or you want to give yourself that extra level of safety.

The website is there to help you get the most when dealing with Phoenix Auctions. We hope you take a little time to use it to your advantage. Remember that we are always happy to help if you have a problem or questions.

Terms and Conditions: These are found on the rear of your printed bidsheet and on the Phoenix website. At this auction Buyer’s commission is 16.5%

Contact Details: Web: www.PhoenixAuctions.com.au email: phoenix@PhoenixAuctions.com.au Phone: 03 8682-9876 +613 8682-9876 Fax: 03 8677-2858 +613 8677-2858 Offices and Auction Room: Level 2, 170 Queen Street, Melbourne.

Mail: GPO Box 4346, Melbourne, Victoria 3001, Australia.

HOW TO FIND US Level 2, 170 Queen Street, Melbourne.

Near the corner of Queen and Bourke Streets Train: A short walk from Flinders Street, Southern Cross or Flagstaff Stations.

Tram: A Tram Stop is just 50 metres from our front door.

Take tram No.s 86, 95 & 96.

Car: Limited On Street Parking or at numerous nearby Parking Stations, including the RACV Club.

Special Mention for this Auction to: Carole Osen, Ken Pearson, Ian Matthews, Cathy Bishop, Matt Hancock, David Wood, Betty Pearson and Ron Ronchetti.

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HOW TO GET THE MOST FROM OUR CATALOGUE

[These notes are offered as a guide to understanding the information given as symbols.]

1.

Firstly, we have the lot number. All lots have at least one illustration on our website, and many will have multiple illustrations.

2.

The second column contains a symbol, which represents the item(s) in the lot: ** Mint, unmounted o.g. * Mint, mounted o.g.

V Used, Very fine.

F Used, Fine G Used, Good H Used, Heavy U Used,quality unspecified W Unused, no gum D Piece * Cover, card or S Stamp (“Postmarks” lots) PS Postal Stationery B Booklets or Booklet Panes

3.

The 3rd column contains the general description of the of the lot and should be self-evident with one exception. When a catalogue value is extrapolated the value is followed by a ↕, e.g. $2000↕. Typical extrapolations are 40% of the catalogue value for hinged mint when the catalogue only provides values for MUH, 200% for MUH when the catalogue value is for mint hinged.

The following notes apply specifically to postmark description.

Whenever possible postmarks will be described in full, except that the top portion of a postmark is only spelt out when it differs from the post office name or requires some clarification. Bracketed shaded text within a description indicates that these characters cannot be read, while greyed characters are hard to read or are only partly present, as is the case when part of the postmark is on the edge of a stamp. Very large or small letters are represented by large and small fonts respectively; small fonts are particularly used to indicate the presence of small nylon wheels in the datestamp. The following example illustrates these points: '[POST] OFFICE/21DE86/GARAH'.

After the forscription of the postmark we will indicate the overall quality of the cancel with a bracketed 2 character code. The first character is A-D where A is a fine clear postmark through to D which is barely legible. The second character is a number from 1 to 4 where 1 is complete including all the frame through to 4 where only 25% or less of the cancel is visible. For exceptional strikes we will further qualify the quality code with a ‘+’ and for items which are light etc the code will be qualified with a ‘-’.

For postmark lots the condition of the postmark is the most important aspect of our descriptions. Minor defects in the stamp or cover are mentioned only when the value of the item is significant. Naturally, major defects will always be described.

4.

The symbols in the second column, and the illustrations of lots, form part of the lot description.

5.

The last column is the estimate. The reserve is almost always 75% of the estimate and bids below the reserve will not usually be considered.

6.

No GST is added to the hammer price. The vendors have accepted responsibility for any tax payable.

7.

We use the following standardised abbreviations: o.g. original gum opt(d) overprint(ed) d/s datestamp cds circular datestamp h/s handstamp mss manuscript; handwritten ERD earliest recorded date LRD latest recorded date o/o opened-out RLabel registration label M/S(s) miniature sheet(s) PPC picture postcard impt imprint mtd mounted provl provisional wmk watermark LDL large dateline (postmarks) SDL small dateline (postmarks) TLC,TRC,LLC,LRC Top Left Cnr, Top Right Cnr, Lower Left Cnr, Lower Right Cnr

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Cross Reference Guide to Auction 23 Country and Regional Classification 1956-65 Kgvi 3rd Definitives ^ino Wmk^i: 1154-1186 1963-65 Navigators: 1187-1386 Aden: 27,224 Africa: 33-47,52,71-72,76-77,80, 9 1 - 9 4 , 1 0 9 , 11 9 , 1 2 8 - 1 2 9 , 131-132,253,262-264,270-280, 283,292,322,331,346-347,350, 352,378,600,1051,1083,1276, 1305, 1315, 1340, 1359, 1363, 1365,1368-1369,1371,1381 Antarctica: 96-97,108,680,1279, 1387 Antigua: 375 Arab States: 27,39,46-47,76-77,80, 91-93, 109, 128, 280, 283, 292, 322,352,1305,1363,1365, 1368-1369,1371,1380-1381 Argentina: 1342 Asia: 25,33,41,48,54-84,106, 126-127, 129, 132, 233, 237, 248-253,255-257,267-269,274, 276, 281, 286, 293, 320, 330, 343-344, 353-356, 364, 1124, 1159, 1202, 1217, 1298, 1308, 1343, 1351-1352, 1359-1360, 1379,1384 Australasia: 11-12,20-21,23-25,39, 85, 92, 117-118, 129-130, 134, 226, 228, 230, 271, 274, 278, 280-281, 294-316, 319, 323, 339-340,345,349,366,377,380, 382-429,431-1429 Australia: 11-12,20-21,23-26,33,49, 52-53,75,80,84,92,99,117-119, 136,142-143,146-147,218,226, 228,230,243,250,257,273-274, 281, 291, 295, 315-316, 323, 337-338,347,349,366,377,380, 382-429,431-1387,1391,1404, 1410,1413,1417,1421, 1427-1428 Australia - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 32, 1409-1417 Australia - Transit or Destination Mail: 233-234,243,282,374, 1419 Australia Commonwealth: 92,586, 633, 663, 668, 670, 672-1386, 1410 Australian Antarctic Territory: 9, 680,1255,1279,1343,1387 Australian Capital Territory: 385-386,671,1161,1391 Australian Colonies - General: 11-12, 20-21, 23-25, 226, 295, 349,366,377,382-429,431-671, 675,707,709,711,841,898,908, 915,917-921,925,947,952,964, 969, 975, 987, 989, 997, 1011, 1029, 1033, 1035, 1058, 1062, 1064,1066,1069,1079, 1083-1084, 1087-1091, 1101, 1105, 1110, 1127, 1161, 1164, 1202-1204,1207,1209, 1223-1226, 1228-1238, 1241, 1250, 1255, 1259, 1271, 1280, 1283-1285,1287-1289, 1291-1292, 1304, 1310, 1314, 1326, 1330, 1334, 1337, 1342, 1344, 1346, 1349, 1353, 1360, 1362, 1377-1378, 1382-1383, 1391,1421

Australian Territories: 129-130, 339-340, 423, 470, 680, 1169, 1172, 1266, 1279, 1303, 1325, 1329,1338,1347,1372, 1375-1376,1387-1429 Austria: 28,376,1360 Austria - Transit or Destination Mail: 1252 Autographed Covers: 8,108,191, 1348,1355 Bahamas: 543 Balkans: 22,26,86-87,121-123,247, 321,1302 Baltic States: 282 Barbados: 29-30,375 Bavaria: 1406 Bavaria - Transit or Destination Mail: 352 Belgian Colonies: 331 Belgium: 23,72,268-269,929 Brazil: 31 British Commonwealth: 3,5,11-12, 20-21, 23-27, 29-30, 33-56, 65, 67,69-73,75-80,82,84-85, 8 8 - 8 9 , 9 1 - 9 9 , 11 4 , 11 7 - 11 9 , 129-131, 134-246, 248-253, 255-257, 259-260, 263-264, 267-281, 286-320, 322-323, 326-328,331,335-347,349-350, 352, 357-370, 375, 377, 380, 382-429,431-1429 British Commonwealth Occupation Forces (Bcof): 32 British East Africa: 33 British Guiana: 375 British Levant - Transit or Destination Mail: 224 British Occupation of Italian Colonies: 34-47 British Somaliland: 35,39-45, 263-264,270 British West Indies: 29-30,335,338, 368,375,543 Bulgaria: 321 Burma: 5,48,71,274,1343,1351 Cameroon (German): 132 Canada: 49-53,70,79,243,270,292, 317-318, 352, 901, 1031-1032, 1276,1312 Cape of Good Hope - Transit or Destination Mail: 253 Caroline Islands (German): 130 Central Africa: 72,274 Ceylon: 1,54-56,127,364,1392 Channel Islands: 245-246 China: 25,57-84,106,126-127,129, 132,248-253,268-269,274,276, 330,377,518,1157,1187,1202, 1308 Christmas Island: 89,1144,1169, 1323,1325,1329,1373, 1387-1390 Cocos (Keeling) Islands: 1328, 1387,1391-1393 Collections & Accumulations: 15, 26-27,34,49-50,57,88-92, 100-103,108,111-114,124-125, 136-147,254,265,284,294-299, 317, 319, 324-326, 329-330, 332-334,341,346-348,350,353, 382-384,387,426-429,446-453, 460-462,472,480-494,524-529, 531-534, 544-547, 552-553, 609-610,624-630,642,664-666, 671,682-697,737,751-758,811, 835-837, 861-895, 1024, 1050, 1082, 1092-1096, 1154-1160, 1397,1422-1423

Congo (Belgian): 72 Cook Islands: 85,323 Crete: 86-87 Cyprus: 88-89,139,897 Czechoslovakia: 36,901 Czechoslovakia - Transit or Destination Mail: 1279 Danzig: 90 Denmark: 1127,1297 Denmark Colonies: 26 Dominica - Transit or Destination Mail: 193 Egypt: 2,5,39,76-77,80,91-93,259, 280,322,1305,1358,1363, 1365-1371 Eritrea: 36-38,262-264 Ethiopia: 36-38,94,262-264,270 Ethiopia - Transit or Destination Mail: 374 Europe: 64,102,348,1340 Falkland Islands: 95-97 Falkland Islands Dependencies: 96-97 Faroe Islands: 26 Fiji: 98-99,1387 Finland: 1104 France: 17,25-26,31,53,64,100-105, 110,116,227,270,290,296,367, 373, 406, 417, 421, 592, 595, 1057, 1223, 1279, 1295, 1301, 1329 France - Transit or Destination Mail: 24-25,342 French Community: 64,106-110, 276,352,422,1023 French Levant: 107 French Post Offices in China: 106 French Somali Coast: 276 French Southern & Antarctic Territories: 108 German (Deutsch) New Guinea: 129-130,1401-1406 German Colonies: 112,126-134, 339-340,1401-1408 German East Africa: 131 German Post Offices Abroad: 112, 126-128 German Post Offices in China: 126-127 German Post Offices in Morocco: 128 German States: 112,1406 Germany: 87,90,111-134,282,329, 339-340, 364, 377, 598, 1103, 1204,1294,1305,1374, 1401-1408 Germany - Allied Occupation: 114 Germany - Berlin (West): 120,125 Germany - East: 112,120,124 Germany - General Government: 112 Germany - Occupied Serbia: 121-123 Germany - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 128 Germany - Transit or Destination Mail: 24,342,1279,1296,1404, 1419 Germany - West: 120,125 Gibraltar: 135,224 Gilbert & Ellice Islands: 1395-1396

Phoenix Auctions - Saturday 7th September 2013 Great Britain: 26,36,38,42-43, 46-47, 65, 76, 78, 88, 114, 120, 136-246,267,277,292,315,350, 366,370,378,413,417,469,519, 594-595, 599, 658, 1127, 1165, 1167, 1275-1276, 1278-1279, 1283-1286,1296,1306, 1311-1312, 1315, 1323-1325, 1352,1364 Great Britain - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 34-47, 292 Great Britain - Post Offices Abroad: 253 Great Britain - Transit or Destination Mail: 25,49,52, 120, 253, 323, 365, 378, 419, 1252, 1279, 1296, 1327, 1355, 1389-1390,1419 Greece: 22,26,86-87,247,1122,1302 Guernsey: 245 Gulf States: 258 Hawaii: 67 Hong Kong: 25,65,67,248-253, 268-269,1308 Hungary: 254 Independent Africa: 36-38,94, 262-264,270 India: 33,41,48,69-73,75-76,78-82, 84,233,255-257,293,366,378, 1123, 1279, 1312, 1343, 1345, 1351-1352 India - Transit or Destination Mail: 378 Indo-China: 64 Iran: 258 Ireland: 236,259-260 Israel: 322,1330-1331 Italian Colonies: 34-47,262-264 Italian East Africa: 263-264 Italy: 17,34-47,261-264,1204,1340 Japan: 7,25,32,237,265-269,286 Japan - Occupied Territories: 75, 78,267 Japan - Transit or Destination Mail: 25 Japanese Post Offices in China: 268-269 Jersey: 245-246,1276 Kenya: 33,35,40,43,94,264, 270-280,331 Kenya Uganda & Tanganyika: 33, 40,43,94,119,131,270-280,331 Kiautschou: 129,132 Kiribati: 1395-1396 Labuan: 281 Latin America: 31,324-325,1342 Latvia: 282 Libya: 46-47,283,1381 Literature: 18-22,426,1089,1340 Luxembourg: 284-285,1345 Macau: 330 Malaya: 281,286,320,1360 Malaysia: 281,286 Malta: 4,224,287-290,592 Malta - Transit or Destination Mail: 224 Mariana Islands (German): 130,132 Marshall Islands: 1408 Marshall Islands (German): 130, 133 Mauritius: 279,291 Middle East: 27,39,76-77,80,91-93, 258,280,322,1305,1330-1331, 1363, 1365, 1368-1369, 1371, 1380 Morocco: 128 Morocco (French): 109 Morocco Agencies: 292

Namibia: 131,1359 Natal: 600 Nauru: 1394-1396,1410 Nepal: 293 Netherlands: 1295,1329 Netherlands Colonies: 1298 Netherlands Indies: 1298 Netherlands Indies - Transit or Destination Mail: 1279 New Brunswick: 317 New Caledonia: 110,422,1023 New Guinea: 88,129-130,146, 339-340,423,470,696,752,877, 1115, 1121, 1303, 1355, 1372, 1375-1376,1401-1419 New South Wales: 11-12,24-25,226, 282, 295, 349, 366, 384-385, 387-429, 431-459, 463, 471, 473-474,481,581,587,674,678, 684,686,708,794,865,874,879, 883,892,900,905,915,923,925, 951, 959, 987, 999, 1012, 1058, 1083, 1085, 1164, 1191-1193, 1201-1202,1213,1223, 1243-1244, 1258, 1266, 1280, 1319, 1324, 1339, 1344, 1360, 1362,1370,1377,1421 New Zealand: 1,39,48,230,271,274, 278,280,294-316,323,339-340, 374,901,1224-1227, 1237-1238, 1248, 1276, 1347, 1355,1359 New Zealand - Transit or Destination Mail: 374,1372 New Zealand Territories: 85,319, 323 Newfoundland: 317-318 Nigeria: 119 Niue: 319 Norfolk Island: 1266,1387, 1397-1400 North Borneo: 320 Northern Ireland: 236 Northern Territory: 289,377,385, 460-461, 481, 527, 675, 1323, 1326,1378 Norway: 321 Nova Scotia: 50 Orange River Colony: 346 Pacific Islands: 52,85,98-99,110, 130, 132-134, 319, 323-324, 326-328,339-340,345,357-367, 422,908,1023,1263-1264, 1355,1387,1394-1396, 1408-1417,1422 Palestine: 322 Panama - Transit or Destination Mail: 375 Papua: 1420-1421 Papua New Guinea: 1172,1338, 1347,1422-1429 Papua New Guinea (Australian Stamps): 1428 Penrhyn: 323 Persia: 258 Peru: 324-325 Philatelic Numismatic Covers: 250,1261-1262 Philippines: 233,1124 Pitcairn Islands: 326-328 Poland: 28,44,90,112,329,1269 Portuguese Colonies: 330 Proofs & Essays: 320,401,404,701 Queensland: 23,382,385,462-487, 698,947,1083-1084,1220, 1237-1238, 1258, 1265-1266, 1288, 1304, 1309-1310, 1326, 1337,1421 Queensland Transit or Destination Mail: 1309

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Rhodesia: 274 Rhodesia & Nyasaland: 274 Ruanda-Urundi: 331 Russia - All Periods: 28,282, 332-334 Russia - Soviet Union (1923-1991): 333-334 Rwanda: 331 Sabah: 320 Samoa: 130,134,339-340,908 Samoa (German): 130,134 Scandinavia: 26,63,321,1104,1127, 1143,1280,1297 Scotland: 140,227-228,1311 Serbia: 121-123 Seychelles: 341-342 Singapore: 343-344,1298,1379 Slovakia: 901 Solomon Islands: 345 Somalia (Italian): 263-264 Somaliland (British): 35,39-45, 263-264,270,274 South Africa: 131,346-347,600, 1276,1340,1359 South Africa - Transit or Destination Mail: 52,253 South Arabian Federation: 27 South Australia: 67-68,135,226, 252, 377, 385, 460-461, 481, 488-531, 660-661, 675, 964, 1012, 1035, 1127, 1203-1204, 1207,1213,1224-1226, 1228-1236, 1240, 1247, 1255, 1271, 1280, 1314, 1322, 1326, 1340, 1344, 1349, 1353, 1373, 1378 South West Africa: 131,347,1359 South-West Africa (German): 131 Southern Africa: 131,274,346-347, 600,1276,1340,1359 Spain: 348-349 Specimens & Reprints: 154,240, 402 Sri Lanka: 54-56,364 St. Christopher: 335 St. Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla: 335 St. Helena: 336-337 St. Kitts-Nevis: 335 St. Lucia: 338 Stamps on Cover: 663,709,711, 965-966,1044,1126,1143-1144, 1163-1170, 1172, 1252, 1325, 1332-1333,1336-1337 Sudan: 264,270,350 Sweden: 63,378,912,962,978,1143, 1172,1280 Switzerland: 351-352,592,1291, 1317,1345,1362,1383 Switzerland - Transit or Destination Mail: 1279 Syria: 1380 Tanganyika: 119,131 Tasmania: 23,384-385,427,458,530, 532-551, 601, 917-919, 921, 1079, 1101, 1232, 1241, 1260, 1326,1342,1346 Thailand: 237,267,353-356 Togo (German): 129 Tonga: 357-367,1355 Transvaal: 600 Trinidad & Tobago: 368 Tristan Da Cunha: 369-370 Tunisia: 352 Turkey: 107,229

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United States of America: 9,12,26, 67-69, 71-75, 81, 83, 102, 104, 114,120,225,235,270,293,322, 350,352,371-381,415,454,585, 698,898,962-964,983,991,996, 999, 1008, 1032, 1059, 1062, 1068-1069, 1086, 1138, 1252, 1266, 1269, 1276, 1278-1280, 1296, 1300, 1307, 1317, 1322, 1340, 1342, 1344, 1347, 1372, 1408,1429 United States of America - Transit or Destination Mail: 49,120, 235,698,1012,1252,1279, 1296,1372 Victoria: 12,20-21,25,226,344,416, 418,520,543,552-641,673,679, 707,818,841,908,920,989,991, 1011, 1062, 1083, 1088, 1104, 1112, 1250, 1255-1256, 1259, 1271, 1284-1285, 1291, 1297, 1330-1331,1334,1339,1382 Victoria - Transit or Destination Mail: 23,232,326,496,974, 1257 Vietnam: 1217,1359,1384 Wales: 239-240 Western Australia: 25,382,384-385, 481,642-671,690,698,709,711, 747,802,821,898,921,952,964, 969,975,997,1029,1033, 1063-1066,1069,1087, 1089-1091, 1103, 1105, 1110, 1203,1209,1265,1280, 1282-1283, 1287, 1289, 1292, 1314,1344,1353,1383 Western Australia - Transit or Destination Mail: 23 Western Europe: 17,26,28,31,53, 87, 90, 100-104, 110-135, 224, 227,270,282,290,329,339-340, 348-349, 351-352, 364, 367, 376-377,406,417,421,592,595, 598, 1103, 1204, 1223, 1291, 1294, 1301, 1305, 1317, 1345, 1360,1362,1374,1383, 1401-1408 World: 8,26,109,237,250,267,296, 1310,1335,1340,1361-1383 Yugoslavia: 121-123 Zanzibar - Transit or Destination Mail: 378

Thematic And Topical Classification : 56,60,99,113,127,138,142,144,297, 353,378,406,421,424,426,428, 439,453,475,481,533-534,558, 584-585,588-605,625,667-668, 672,675-679,682-684,686,717, 731,749,784,836,847,856,874, 898, 913, 916, 929, 1046, 1069, 1092-1093, 1128-1129, 1149, 1180, 1211, 1220, 1277, 1297, 1308,1318,1385 Actors, Actresses, Dancers Etc: 103 Advertising: 50,63,106,117,231, 233,253,257,378,421,427,487, 907, 917, 951, 958, 1051, 1089, 1103, 1106, 1116, 1255, 1266, 1277, 1280-1281, 1288, 1290, 1318, 1334, 1339-1340, 1346, 1349 Advertising Covers: 63,106,1318 Aeroplanes: 9,44,52,103,113,119, 243,266,1046,1153,1349,1422 Agriculture: 640,1166,1224-1225, 1287,1339 Air Force: 234,1169,1296,1373

Airmail Stamps: 31,69,107, 260-261,312,1203,1289,1418 Airmails: 26,31,35-36,38,41-44, 48-49, 52, 59, 61, 64-67, 69-73, 75-84,90-92,101-102,107,111, 117-118,223,233-235,243,254, 259-261,264,266,270-272,274, 277,280-282,286,292-293,296, 312,315-316,344,348,361-362, 365,373,375,378,381,634,641, 672-674,677,818,854,897,997, 1035, 1045-1046, 1057, 1059, 1062-1063, 1069, 1072-1074, 1077-1079, 1081, 1087-1090, 11 0 0 - 11 0 6 , 111 0 - 111 3 , 11 2 2 - 11 2 3 , 11 2 7 , 11 3 8 , 1143-1144, 1147, 1153, 1163, 11 6 6 - 11 6 7 , 11 7 0 , 11 7 2 , 1203-1204, 1217-1219, 1222, 1226-1227, 1237-1238, 1258, 1266,1269,1275-1276, 1278-1280,1282-1283, 1286-1287, 1289, 1291-1309, 1311-1312, 1315, 1321-1325, 1327-1328, 1330-1332, 1335, 1337, 1343, 1347-1358, 1372, 1376, 1381, 1384, 1389-1390, 1392, 1395-1396, 1418-1419, 1428 Alcohol: 106,841 Architecture: 25,119,126,145,295, 3 2 1 , 3 3 0 , 3 3 4 , 6 7 9 , 111 5 , 1117-1121,1181 Army: 236-237,267,460-461,627, 929, 1261, 1358, 1366, 1369, 1371,1375,1380 Art & Craft: 332,518,1205, 1332-1333 Autographs: 8,108,1310,1348, 1352-1353,1355-1356 Aviators: 1110,1112-1113,1168,1351 Avis De Reception: 71,520,1031, 1062, 1069, 1087, 1116, 1124, 1314 Balloon: 1348 Banking & Finance: 78,662,1072, 1306 Banking,: 78,610,662,1072,1090, 1293,1322 Bicycles: 23 Birds: 7,105,293-294,297,307,313, 330, 332, 369, 404, 406, 679, 8 5 9 - 8 6 0 , 1 0 9 6 - 1 0 9 9 , 11 2 2 , 1132-1133, 1152, 1172, 1187, 1266, 1269, 1328, 1337, 1341, 1361, 1391, 1398, 1419, 1422, 1426 Booklets: 223,249,296,307,863, 880,955,1104,1142,1144,1168, 1187-1189, 1241, 1246, 1251, 1388,1400,1425 Bridges: 58,242,295,452,673,1104, 1109, 1115-1121, 1257, 1266, 1279 Bundleware: 874,947,1200,1340 Cancelled to Order (From Specimen Sets): 91,96,124, 285,329,333-334,409-410,512, 587,672,679-680,683,688,692, 696,723-724,726,729,752,759, 790,822-823,842,867-868,870, 876-877,891,893,1024, 1048-1050, 1075, 1115, 1121, 1151, 1154-1157, 1160, 1196, 1210, 1214-1215, 1218-1219, 1221, 1387, 1397, 1415, 1417, 1422-1423 Captain Cook: 1155 Cash on Delivery: 317,1319 Cats: 1180

Censored Mail: 1,26,39-40,48,61, 68-82, 84, 120, 122-123, 233, 235-237, 259, 267, 274, 276, 279-281,331,352,373-375,378, 460-461,486,627,641,898,908, 9 11 , 9 1 3 , 9 2 9 , 1 2 5 5 , 1 2 8 0 , 1311-1312, 1315, 1317, 1340, 1342,1358-1360,1362, 1365-1372,1374-1378, 1380-1383 Charity: 136,237,254,259,405,462, 577,1163,1236,1383 Christmas: 316,327,1156, 1159-1160,1253 Cinderellas: 9-14,48,136,243,278, 355,518,857,1346,1350 Coastal Features - Beaches: 315, 385,1326,1395 Coastal Features - Seas & Oceans: 25, 76-77, 80, 98, 295, 306, 342, 366,454,1115,1117-1121,1149, 1398 Coil Stamps: 142,149,378, 1092-1093 Coins & Banknotes: 15-16,250, 257,1261-1262,1393 Coins on Stamps: 365 Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings: 15,26-27,34, 49-50, 57, 88-92, 100-103, 108, 111-115, 124-125, 128-129, 132-133,136-147,166,254,265, 284,294-299,317,319,324-326, 329-330,332-334,341,346-348, 350, 353, 376, 382-384, 387, 426-429,446-453,460-462,472, 480-494, 524-529, 531-534, 544-547, 552-553, 609-610, 624-630, 642, 664-666, 671, 682-697, 737, 751-758, 811, 835-837, 861-895, 1024, 1050, 1082, 1092-1096, 1154-1160, 1397,1404,1422-1423 Combination Covers: 898,907, 1008 Commemorative Covers: 64, 312-313,377,1224-1251, 1254-1255,1263-1275 Commercial Perfins: 190,906,908 Communication: 1235 Consular Mail: 274 Covers By Manufacturer: 1224-1251,1264-1265 Creeks & Streams: 433,440,474, 670 Cricket: 23,243,297,1332 Customs: 1285 Dead Letter Office: 663,711,947, 965-966,1029,1064,1083 Documents & Ephemera: 17,263, 425,607,635,1372 Dogs: 317,778,1180,1268,1339 Early Imperforate Stamps: 22,148, 225,227,300,388-399,413,416, 433,501,558-559,561-565,592 Education: 521,597,902,1395-1396 Energy: 1206-1207,1286,1389 Essays: 1420 Europa: 89,101,285,1345 Exhibitions: 10,13,23,138-139,243, 374, 1245, 1253, 1268, 1348, 1425 Explorers & Pioneers: 85,96-97, 108,323,680,1149-1151,1155, 1164-1165, 1279, 1330-1331, 1384,1387 Express Mail: 104,239,252,259, 349, 1122, 1164-1165, 1240, 1247,1322,1333

Phoenix Auctions - Saturday 7th September 2013 Fauna - Animals: 52,119,298,346, 369,406,668,675,677,681-856, 907,963,1008,1046,1176,1228, 1260, 1265, 1268-1269, 1279, 1285,1321,1337,1339,1410 Fauna - Animals, Birds Etc: 105, 406,421,677,1332,1335,1337 Fdi: 45,47,60,62,114,234,254,286, 3 1 4 , 3 2 6 , 3 7 8 , 11 2 7 , 1 2 2 4 , 1228-1236,1241-1244, 1246-1252, 1254-1256, 1260, 1264-1266, 1269, 1330-1331, 1426 Fields & Paddocks: 26,281,449, 639,1368,1370,1372, 1375-1376,1379 First Day Covers: 45,108,120,136, 233-234, 250, 326, 365, 378, 1161, 1224-1262, 1264-1266, 1272, 1276, 1296, 1340, 1391, 1419,1426 First Flight Covers: 26,49,64,84, 261,266,316,897,1090, 1226-1227, 1237-1238, 1266, 1276,1282,1347-1357 Fish: 1155,1175,1341,1387-1388, 1390,1426 Flags: 52,109,1277 Flight Covers - Commercial: 35,41, 43-44, 67, 117-118, 233, 264, 270-272,277,280,282,344,818, 1035, 1045, 1057, 1073-1074, 1077, 1079, 1081, 1087, 1144, 1258,1283,1315,1381 Flowers: 283,298,1131,1145,1156, 1183,1322,1324,1343,1396 Forgeries: 489,509 Framas: 120,1323 Franked Mail: 275,597,663 Free Mail: 32,78,107,147,496,588, 591,756,916,1362,1365 Georgian Head Issues: 586,633, 663,670,674-675,677,679-681, 857,861-1091,1258, 1279-1280, 1285, 1288, 1296, 1344 Gorges & Canyons: 622 Government & Politicians: 25,66, 329, 470, 524, 605, 959, 1063, 1086,1173,1398 Heraldry: 145,220,518,1139 Horses: 219,527,679,1323,1363, 1367 Hotels: 214,340 Imprints & Plate Numbers: 90,343, 350,578,674,757,774,780,811, 815, 836, 839-840, 864, 875, 927-928, 942, 945, 967, 1024, 1028, 1030, 1055-1056, 1082, 1125, 1128, 1130, 1137, 1340, 1398 Incidents and Interuptions to Mail to and Within Australasia: 67 Indig,: 1333 Indigenous Peoples: 1332 Insured Mail: 1285 International Reply Coupons: 1103,1340 Interrupted Mail: 117,344 Islands: 26,29-30,54-56,67,85-89, 9 5 - 9 9 , 11 0 , 1 3 0 , 1 3 2 - 1 3 4 , 245-246,279,287-291,317-319, 323,326-328,335-338,341-342, 345,357-370,375,420,422,454, 470, 543, 701, 779, 1023, 1079, 1124, 1169, 1266, 1310, 1325, 1329,1337,1355,1372, 1387-1402,1408,1410,1421 Jusqu’a Air Mail: 1074,1087, 11 0 2 - 11 0 3 , 11 2 7 , 1 2 9 4 , 1304-1305

Kangaroo & Map Issues: 668,675, 677, 681-856, 907, 963, 1008, 1046,1279,1285,1410 Late Fee: 381,406,418,471,543,560, 599,663,749,818,845,901,908, 912-913, 984, 991, 1010, 1032, 1063, 1065, 1069, 1085, 1087, 1091, 1101, 1110, 1112, 1116, 1122, 1124, 1278, 1281, 1294, 1298-1299,1319,1326,1355 Law & Order: 1,470,653,655 Levant, Post Offices in The: 107, 147 Local Stamps: 142,355 Lord Howe Island: 420 Machine Cancellations Incl Meters: 918-919,1078,1084,1288 Maps: 9,19,92,96,268,334,384,402, 411, 668, 682-856, 907, 963, 1008, 1046, 1211-1212, 1222, 1232,1398,1410,1422,1424 Maximum Cards: 347 Medical & Health: 58,103,294,309, 639,1185 Migrant Camps: 527,1321 Military & Censor Mail: 1,11,32, 34-47, 72-73, 80-82, 109, 112, 114,116,120-123,224,235-237, 256,267,339-340,460-461,484, 486, 627, 639, 857-858, 908, 1169, 1217, 1222-1223, 1255, 1269,1313,1340,1342, 1358-1384,1389,1407-1408 Military - Pre Vietnam War Period: 1359 Military - Pre World War I Period: 224,256 Military - Pre World War II Period: 1381 Military - Vietnam War Period: 1063,1217,1343,1359,1384 Military - World War I Period: 11, 109, 339-340, 857-858, 908, 1223,1342,1361-1371, 1407-1408 Military - World War II Period: 32, 34-47, 72-73, 80-82, 112, 114, 120-123,236-237,267,460-461, 627, 1255, 1269, 1313, 1340, 1372-1383 Military Postmarks: 1389 Miniature Sheets: 89,120,124-125, 250,254,265,283,285,296-298, 327,329-330,333,347,353,374, 673,863,1097,1099,1156-1157, 1159,1263,1331 Mining: 240,1170,1334 Missent Mail: 26,597,912 Monograms: 25,578 Motor Vehicles: 14,31,233,242 Mountains: 119,306,438,455,527, 613,1326,1344 Music & Singing: 120,330 Myths & Legends: 219 Navy: 106,235,460-461,627,1163, 1403 Number Ones: 111,113,115, 124-125,129,136,148-149,256, 324,326,353,391,463, 1387-1388,1397,1423 Numeral & Letter Postmarks: 238, 388,395-396,398,414,426-429, 431-445,464,472-479,523,594, 609-623

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Official Mail: 45-46,124,136,147, 236,275,347,362-363,365,384, 387,409-412,415,424,426,481, 487,489-491,493-494,515,521, 531,586,590-591,593,597,603, 605,608,625,663,671,677-679, 682-684,686-687,689,695,699, 701,703-704,706,708-711,714, 717,720,727-728,738,748,752, 754-756,759-760,762,773-775, 812-814, 819, 823, 836, 862, 864-866,868-869,876,879-880, 883-886, 888, 891-894, 902, 914-915,920-921,924-925,929, 931,934,947,951,954,958-959, 964-966,969,974-975,979-980, 984-985,987-988,992,996,998, 1004, 1013, 1015, 1020, 1022, 1026, 1029, 1037, 1039-1042, 1044, 1048-1049, 1051-1052, 1058,1060,1063-1067, 1069-1070,1075,1082, 1085-1089, 1091, 1094, 1108, 1114, 1201, 1255, 1258, 1344, 1346,1355,1386,1413-1417 Official Stamps: 45-46,124,136, 147,236,275,347,362-363,365, 384,387,409-412,415,424,426, 481,487,489-491,493-494,515, 521,531,586,590-591,593,597, 603, 605, 608, 625, 663, 671, 677-679,682-684,686-687,689, 695, 699, 701, 703-704, 706, 709-711,714,717,720,727-728, 738,748,752,754-756,759-760, 762,773-775,812-814,819,823, 836,862,864-866,868-869,876, 879-880,883-886,888,891-894, 902,914-915,920-921,924-925, 929, 931, 934, 947, 951, 954, 958-959,964-966,969,974-975, 979-980,984-985,987-988,992, 996,998,1004,1013,1015, 1020, 1022, 1026, 1029, 1037, 1039-1042, 1044, 1048-1049, 1051-1052,1058,1060, 1063-1067, 1069-1070, 1075, 1082, 1085-1087, 1091, 1108, 1114, 1201, 1255, 1258, 1344, 1346,1355,1386,1413-1417 Olympics: 254,265,285,298,309, 1094, 1143, 1159-1160, 1245, 1272-1273,1324-1325,1337 Omnibus Issues: 2-6,248,319,326, 341,359,1126 Overprinted Stamps: 6,33-48,54, 5 8 , 8 7 - 9 1 , 1 0 7 , 11 0 - 11 4 , 124-129,131-132,139,147,230, 253-254, 259, 268-269, 289, 291-292,316,320,323,325,329, 339-340,342,347,361-363,378, 382,384,387,402,409-410,415, 426,489-491,504-507,509-510, 515,521,532,552,577,672,674, 679-680, 805, 813-814, 836, 847-848, 865, 870, 876, 884, 1024, 1085, 1091, 1107-1108, 1114, 1139-1140, 1187, 1203, 1260,1355,1359,1397, 1407-1417, 1419, 1422-1423, 1425-1426 Parcel: 386,696,751,841, 1243-1244,1285 Parcel Post: 136,373,386,406,518, 606,683,687,751,841,951,963, 1071, 1079, 1089, 1285, 1318, 1340,1359 Parks & Gardens: 265,439,443,908, 1265

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Perfins: 37,142,190,384,424,426, 489-490,493-494,581,583,603, 605,608,663,678-679,682-684, 686-687,689,695-696,699,701, 703-704,706,708,710-711,714, 717,720,727-728,738,748,752, 754-756,759-760,762,773-775, 812, 819, 823, 862, 864-866, 868-869, 872, 876, 879-880, 883-886,888,891-896,902,906, 908,914-915,920-921,923-925, 931,934,937,951,954,958-959, 964-966,969,974-975,979-980, 984-985,987-988,992,996,998, 1004, 1013, 1020, 1022, 1026, 1029, 1037, 1039-1042, 1044, 1048-1049, 1051-1052, 1058, 1060, 1063-1067, 1069-1070, 1075, 1082, 1085-1089, 1258, 1306,1314,1344,1413-1417 Philatelists: 997 Photography: 23,25,418,1178, 1277,1279,1349,1404 Picture Postcards: 23-25,49,61, 104, 119-120, 126-127, 134, 233-234,239,241-243,251,262, 268-269,290,295,321,350,352, 378,422,444,452,455,457-459, 522,551,584,600,602,631,910, 1 0 8 3 , 11 6 6 , 1 2 5 5 , 1 2 7 7 , 1279-1280, 1296, 1335, 1345, 1349, 1364, 1366, 1369-1370, 1404-1406 Pion: 243,1165,1323,1337 Plants: 92,640 Polar: 96-97,108,680,1279,1387 Post Office Opening Dates: 526 Post Offices: 42,214,252,295,386, 431-445,448,450,453,455-456, 474, 480, 523, 547-548, 597, 611-623,631,633,635,639-640, 668-670,801,1225,1271, 1330-1331,1358,1367, 1375-1376,1379,1427-1428 Postage Dues: 53,136,138,142-143, 154,232,241-243,261,270,290, 311,325,341,345,347,350,370, 376,378,387,422,426,519,592, 600, 604, 608, 658, 909-910, 1023, 1105, 1127, 1190-1200, 1234,1280,1324,1342,1423 Postal Fiscals: 339 Postal History: 1,11,22,26,28, 31-50, 52-53, 56, 58-83, 87, 94, 104,106,109,112,114,116-123, 126-127,133-135,147,154,193, 224-237,239-243,247,251-253, 256-257,259-260,264,266-282, 286,290,293,314-316,321-323, 331,339-340,342,344,349-350, 352,365-367,370,372-381,386, 413-424,427,436,441,444-445, 447-452,456-461,469-470,480, 482-486, 520-522, 524-525, 528-530,543-546,548,550-551, 584-585,587-605,609,624,627, 629-630,633,635,639,662-666, 669, 709, 711, 818, 857-858, 896-897,902,908-913,918-919, 921,929-930,959,965-966,974, 983,997,1012,1035, 1044-1045, 1052, 1057, 1061, 1063-1064,1072-1074, 1077-1079, 1081, 1084, 1087, 1 0 9 0 , 11 0 0 - 11 0 6 , 111 0 , 1112-1113, 1116, 1122-1124, 11 2 6 - 11 2 7 , 11 4 3 - 11 4 4 , 11 6 3 - 11 7 0 , 11 7 2 , 1 2 1 7 , 1222-1223, 1252-1253, 1255, 1258, 1263, 1269, 1272, 1274, 1276-1348,1353-1354, 1356-1384, 1389-1390, 1392, 1395-1396, 1403-1408, 1419, 1426-1428

Postal Labels: 966 Postal Rates: 31,53,68,71-74,76-82, 406,417,422,543,900-901,943, 947,951,954,958,962-964,969, 975,978,984-985,991-992,996, 998-999,1004,1008,1011,1020, 1022-1023, 1029, 1031-1033, 1035, 1039, 1043, 1045-1046, 1051,1057-1059,1062, 1065-1066,1069,1071, 1073-1074, 1077, 1079, 1081, 1083, 1085-1089, 1091, 1143, 1163, 1170, 1201-1202, 1210, 1214-1215,1218-1219, 1221-1222, 1269, 1291-1292, 1311, 1317, 1319, 1321-1323, 1328,1339,1343,1345, 1395-1396 Postal Stationery: 28,41,48-49, 58-59, 109, 120, 123, 133, 234, 240,256-257,277,285-286,291, 295,314,340,342,350,364,374, 376, 378, 427, 456, 458, 480, 518-519,531,548,584-587,597, 639,658-661,671,677,901,963, 1062, 1069, 1112, 1201-1223, 1276-1277, 1279, 1281, 1296, 1309,1346,1421 Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes: 677,1218-1219,1222 Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes (Formular): 1219 Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes (Official): 1218 Postal Stationery - Envelopes: 256,291,342,376,456,586,963, 1062, 1069, 1201, 1210-1214, 1222 Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Official): 586,1201 Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Ptpo): 1214 Postal Stationery - Letter Cards: 139,231,291,1068,1201, 1208-1209 Postal Stationery - Lettercards (Official): 1201 Postal Stationery - Postal Cards: 41, 123, 133, 240, 256, 291, 340, 519, 548, 584-585, 658-661, 1201-1207,1209,1421 Postal Stationery - Postal Cards (Official): 1201 Postal Stationery - Postal Cards (Ptpo): 639,1206-1207 Postal Stationery - Registration Envelopes: 26,277,291,364, 427, 456, 458, 639, 901, 1201, 1215-1217 Postal Stationery - Registration Envs (Official): 1201 Postal Stationery - Wartime: 109, 1222-1223 Postal Stationery - Wrappers: 291, 518,587,1220-1222,1346 Postal Stationery - Wrappers (Official): 1346 Postal Stationery - Wrappers (Ptpo): 1221

Postmarks: 1,11,19,22-23,25-26,28, 31-50, 52-53, 56, 58-83, 87, 94, 99-100, 104, 106, 109, 112, 114, 116-123,126-128,132-135,137, 140-142,147,150-151,154,174, 193,209,224-243,247,251-253, 256-257,259-260,264,266-282, 286, 290, 293, 303, 314-316, 321-323,331,339-340,342,344, 349-350,352,356,365-367,370, 372-381, 385-386, 388-389, 395-396,398,413-429,431-461, 463-464,469-488,492,496-498, 500,520-531,543-551,584-641, 658,660-671,675,698,707,709, 711,818,841,850,857-858,869, 896-897,902-903,908-913,915, 918-921, 929-930, 947, 950, 952-953,959,965-966,974,983, 989,997,1006-1008, 1010-1012, 1035, 1044-1045, 1052,1057,1061-1064, 1072-1074, 1077-1079, 1081, 1083-1084,1087,1090, 1100-1106, 1110, 1112-1113, 1116, 1122-1124, 1126-1127, 1143-1144, 1163-1170, 1172, 1217, 1222-1226, 1228-1233, 1235-1236, 1239, 1243-1244, 1250,1252-1253,1255, 1258-1259, 1261-1263, 1269, 1271-1272, 1274, 1276-1349, 1352-1354,1356-1386, 1389-1392,1395-1396, 1403-1408, 1414, 1416, 1419, 1421,1426-1429 Postmarks - Colours in Names: 441 Postmarks - Duplex Cancellations: 52, 140, 147, 176, 426, 599, 601, 604,608 Postmarks - First Day of Issue: 47, 233,254,285,1224,1228-1236, 1239,1241-1242,1247, 1249-1251, 1254-1256, 1259, 1264-1266,1269,1427 Postmarks Instructional Markings: 64,225,261,385, 543,588-593,595,597,599-602, 604, 709, 912, 921, 1059, 1063, 1081, 1104, 1284, 1291, 1319, 1330,1338,1342,1358,1363 Postmarks Manuscript Cancellations: 26,32,57,116, 124,147,224,245,251,285,426, 509,608,947,969,1366, 1369-1370 Postmarks - Meter Cancels: 314, 524,606,628,1318,1333,1339, 1358 Postmarks - Money Order: 638, 1314,1386 Postmarks - Numerals: 19,165,227, 238,355,382,388-389,395-396, 398-399,414,426-429,431-445, 464,471-479,523,555,593-594, 599,601,608-623,867,994 Postmarks - Paid Datestamps: 56, 225,229,366,372,385,406,446, 471,524,531,589-590,593-595, 606, 631, 671, 962, 1101, 1222, 1339 Postmarks - Personal Names Female: 452 Postmarks - Personal Names Male: 251,617,1271 Postmarks - Pictorial: 64,234, 312-313,377,1224-1251, 1254-1255,1263-1275,1386 Postmarks - Relief Cancellations: 487,531,671,1083,1386,1428

Phoenix Auctions - Saturday 7th September 2013 Postmarks - Slogan Cancels: 52, 70,104,235-236,257,259,524, 876,902,923,935,939-940,943, 959,964,1006-1008,1010, 1012-1013, 1046, 1084, 1161, 1166-1170, 1204, 1288, 1316, 1328, 1339, 1345, 1358, 1360, 1385 Postmarks - Squared Circle Datestamps: 224,521,530, 1370 Postmarks Collection: 638 Pre-Cancels: 378 Pre-Stamp Covers Etc: 588,1126 Prisoners of War and Internees: 237, 267, 275-279, 1315, 1362, 1374,1379,1406 Private Carrier Stamps: 58,518 Proofs: 22,56,86,105,320,347, 357-358, 360, 401, 403-404, 502-503,508,570,1399,1420 Railways & Trains: 457-459,518, 530,551,621,640,1340 Rare or Unusual: 11,13,37,56,78, 82,123,158,169,212,214-215, 219,264,303,315,322,331,340, 381,386,399,401,406-407,410, 416,455,520,526,543,564,569, 579,585,588-589,592-593,597, 636,663,778,795,841,897-898, 908, 917-918, 926, 943, 964, 984-985, 988, 990, 998-999, 1011, 1022, 1029, 1038-1043, 1046, 1051, 1055, 1059, 1065, 1069, 1071, 1074, 1079, 1088, 1101, 1104, 1109-1110, 1112, 111 6 , 11 2 8 , 11 4 1 , 11 4 4 , 1164-1165, 1172, 1176, 1195, 1201, 1218, 1222, 1243-1244, 1255, 1285, 1330-1331, 1352, 1357,1362,1396,1404 Red Cross: 102,1317 Redirected Mail: 271-272,415 Registered Mail & Registration Labels: 26,43-44,48-49,64-65, 67,69-71,75-76,79,81,83,118, 133, 136, 147, 233, 253, 259, 273-274,276-277,286,291,293, 321,326,342,349,352,364-365, 374-375,377-378,424,426-427, 456,458,521,531,543,592,601, 603,624,626,639,641,663,709, 711,901,921,929,951,964-966, 969,975,984-985,992,996,998, 1015, 1022, 1029, 1032-1033, 1035, 1039-1045, 1059, 1062, 1065-1066,1069,1071, 1073-1074,1076,1079, 1087-1089, 1091, 1116, 1122, 1126, 1201, 1215-1217, 1229, 1240,1252,1256-1257, 1265-1266,1271,1276, 1279-1281, 1283, 1291, 1296, 1311, 1319, 1327, 1330-1331, 1340, 1344, 1355, 1358, 1372, 1375-1376, 1378, 1384, 1390, 1396, 1401-1402, 1407, 1419, 1427-1428 Registration Labels: 229,1291, 1401-1402,1407

Rel: 26,101,112,114,254,1083,1233, 1324,1428 Religion: 122,290,366,378,421, 1373 Reprints: 324,402,505-507, 509-510,1176 Revenues: 60,231,263,339,355, 368,384,466,489,516-517,560, 579-583,653-657 River Fords: 233,618 Rivers: 23,134,346,433,632,1276, 1326,1378 Rocket Mail: 234,1345,1348 Rocks & Boulders: 452 Royalty: 2-6,27,91-92,119,145,234, 237,265,284-285,297,310,318, 341, 374, 418, 679, 997, 1094, 1126, 1131, 1147, 1159-1160, 1225,1229-1230,1233, 1245-1246, 1253-1254, 1266, 1274, 1277, 1332, 1345, 1398, 1422 Science: 1185 Scouts and Guides: 12,1252,1255, 1264,1270-1271 Self-Adhesives: 234 Shells: 1422,1426 Ship Mail: 225,366,416,421,595, 1343,1345,1360,1403,1405 Ship/Paquebot Markings: 224,235, 243,415,1008 Ships & Boats: 9,25,27,78,98,112, 126-134,225,263,268,288,295, 324,334,339-340,361,366,413, 416,419,471,496,518,658,850, 1008, 1115, 1117-1121, 1149, 1277, 1310, 1339, 1343, 1346, 1358,1390,1401-1408 Space: 332,1156 Specimens: 156,158,160-161, 163-164,179,181,191,204-207, 211-213,215,222,244,320,325, 358,489,505-507,510,577,677, 680, 735-736, 791-792, 801, 805-810,830-832,834,846-849, 1139-1141, 1210, 1218-1219, 1424 Sport: 8,265,1103,1143,1146-1147, 1156, 1160, 1175, 1187, 1245, 1268,1272-1273,1334,1389 Stamp Dealers: 107,250,260,388, 1252 State Government Officials: 9, 68-69, 101, 174, 213, 252, 254, 378, 488, 687, 708, 892, 954, 1012,1024,1058,1085, 1087-1089 Surfing: 1237-1238 Telegrams: 37,121 Telegraph Offices: 12,377,669 Telegraph Stamps: 284 Thematics & Topicals: 7-8,57,89, 101-102,108,114,120,124-125, 246, 249-250, 254, 285, 329, 332-333, 673, 680, 925, 934, 1014, 1252, 1296, 1340, 1387, 1390,1397,1423 Timber & Trees: 98,269,306,342, 437,1167,1332,1398

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Tobacco & Smoking: 106 Tourism: 1063,1334,1426 Trains: 239,263,353,374,518,1179, 1187,1231,1234 Trams & Cable Cars: 61,240,1187 Transport: 297,330,518,1094,1179, 1268 Travelling Post Offices: 23,227, 234,282,29 Ken Pearson,5, 342,457-459,471,530,550-551, 592,923,935,953,1377 Tree Cutting & Lumber Mills: 917, 1166-1167,1345 Unclaimed: 593,600,663,709,711, 964-966, 969, 975, 1020, 1029, 1033,1066,1068-1069 Unissued Stamps: 161,1420 Universal Postal Union: 5,31,86, 114,125,136,220,268,352,359, 422,510 Unusual Origins or Destinations: 36, 71-82, 259, 364, 367, 377, 422, 543, 913, 929, 1084, 1100, 1104, 1122, 1124, 1143, 1202, 1204, 1221, 1269, 1280, 1291, 1321-1322, 1343, 1345, 1360, 1395-1396,1406 Used Abroad: 253,1428 Valleys: 452,523,527 Varieties: 51,85,98,111,138, 142-143,153,160,176,178,180, 215-216,222,244,287-289,303, 310,319,351,361-362,373,418, 467, 533-534, 542, 556-558, 564-566,568-569,571-576,578, 581,592,644,649-650,652-653, 655-657,659,677,681-684,688, 690,699,701-702,707,716,718, 723, 731, 735, 749, 751, 753, 761-762,767-768,770-772,775, 778-779,781,784-785,789-790, 792,794,801,803-804,806,810, 814,820-824,831-834,837,842, 846-847, 849-850, 855-856, 862-872,874-875,880-882,884, 886-887, 890-893, 898-899, 903-904, 906, 909, 913-916, 919-920, 922-928, 931-935, 937-941,944,948-950,952-953, 956-957,960,965-966,970-972, 976-977,981,987-990,994-995, 1001, 1003, 1005, 1009-1010, 1013-1014, 1016, 1018-1019, 1021, 1024, 1026-1028, 1033, 1036-1037, 1050, 1053-1056, 1067, 1070, 1080, 1082, 1107, 11 2 8 , 11 3 3 - 11 3 4 , 11 3 7 , 1141-1142, 1149, 1168, 1171, 1173-1176, 1178, 1280, 1282, 1299, 1342, 1359, 1395-1396, 1400 Y.M.C.A.: 68,910,1371 Yachts: 132,134 Zepp: 118,377 Zeppelins: 321,377

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Military & Censor Mail * 1 Military Related Items including [1] Ceylon 1902 use of uncensored 6c lettercard by Johannes Lombard in ‘Diyatalawa Kamp’ to his father in FICKSBURG/O.R.C.(arrival cds), [2] ‘New Zealand ‘N.Z. Military Post Office/JAN 13 1915/EXPEDITIONARY FORCE’ datestamp (as Firebrace NZ 10/13) on small piece, [3] 1901 Censored cover to Holland with boxed ‘OPENED UNDER MARTIAL LAW’ label tied by triangular Censor cachet, with 3 letter straight-line cachet tying stamps. (3 items) OMNIBUS ISSUES 2 */U 1935 Silver Jubilee: Antigua to Virgin Islands complete mint (Turks & Caicos set is used) including British Forces in Egypt 1p SG #A10, some sets with moderate gum side toning, Cat £1,300. (250+) 3 * 1937 Coronation: complete in Harris special springback album. Some light foxing in places but majority fine a fresh cat £125↕.

(202) 4 */**/U 1948-49 Silver Wedding: issues in stockbook comprising 45 high values MUH, plus some low values MUH or used, high values including Malayan States x4 different, Malta, Pitcairn, Sarawak, Singapore, etc; also range of 1937 Coronation sets; toning in places, some unused, many are fine. (few 100s).

5 **/* 1949 UPH & 1953 Coronation: on special White Ace illustrated pages, Coronation complete and UPU complete for British Commonwealth plus Burma, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, & Palestine, odd toning problem, mixed M & MUH, Cat £555+.

6 ** 1953 Coronation: complete ex two from Australia. Very fresh, min cat £130. (104)

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THEMATICS & TOPICALS 7 U Birds: [1] Austria 1953 Common Buzzard SG 1219 Cat £160; [1] Japan 1949 8y Geese, SG 556. Cat £50. Both with cds. * 8 Football (Soccer): 1968 (May 29) Rembrandt Philatelics illustrated cover prepared for the European Cup Final between Manchester United and Benfica (Portugal), handstamped with the result (Man Utd 4 Benfica 1) and signed by the legendary Eusebio of Benfica. Franked 1966 ‘ENGLAND WINNERS’ 4d World Cup and tied ‘HARROW & WEMBLEY’ cds.

CINDERELLAS 9 ** AAT: expedition labels, three of the four in complete sheets of 20 with ship (carmine), plane (green), map (yellowish). Amazingly, these are on offer in the USA for US$5 per label (ie US$100 a sheet). So our estimate must represent a real bargain! (3 panes)

Auction House of The Year 2012 Phoenix Auctions has been voted ‘Auction House of The Year’ by the Members of the Australasian Philatelic Traders’ Association.

Phoenix Auctions - Quality and Service Reborn

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Australia: Sydney 1911 First Australasian Philatelic Congress souvenir stamps in pale blue, dark blue (thin), red or pale green, plus horizontal pair in red imperforate between, unused. (5) —- 1916 Australia Day perforated 1d brown vertical pair inscribed ‘NEWCASTLE/JULY 30th’, larger part o.g. Rare multiple of a scarce label.

—- [1] ‘BENDIGO FOR HOLIDAYS/HEALTH & PLEASURE’ on reverse of 1933 Bendigo cover to Vineland Station, Ontario (backstamp); [2] ‘AUSTRALIAN JAMBOREE/SYDNEY (AUSTRALIA)/DECEMBER 29th 1938/TO JANUARY 9th 1939’ Scout & Kangaroo label on reverse on printed envelope sent from Hamilton (NSW) to Kansas USA; both labels seldom seen on cover.

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Australia:1955 Anpex Exhibition labels complete sheet of 48, MUH. Rare survivor.

Western Australia Motor Spirit Ration Tickets: unused group with 2 Gallons Series ‘A’ green on salmon vertical tete beche pair, Series ‘B’ blue on grey-blue tête-bêche block of 4, and 1 Gallon orange on pale green single. Pristine. (7) COINS & BANKNOTES | Coins 15 gF Australia Circulated silver selection comprising 1927 Parliament House Florins x3, 1934-35 Melbourne Centenary Florin F/VF (Cat $300 F; $365 VF), 1937 Crown x3. 1938 Crown & 1962 3d, condition VG to VF; also 1910-1935 Silver Jubilee silver medallion UNC (tarnished) in presentation box. (10) 16 EF Australia: 1887 Sovereign Legend Type 1 SS.JEB, Jubilee Head/St George & the Dragon design, Melbourne mint mark, rich lustre, EF/aUNC, Cat$500 EF; $650 aUNC. DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA * 17 Italy: 1810 Letter headed ‘IMPERO FRANCESE’ & ‘IL VICE-PREFETTO DEL CIRCONDARIO DI PISA’ written in Italian and issued in the 1797-1814 period of Napoleon led French control of Northern Italy, fine condition overall.

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LITERATURE 18 Australia - Queensland: Queensland Post Offices and Their Datestamps 1859-1999 by Ken Smithies in 2011, 1592pp. in 4 volumes, copious colour illustrations.

19 L Australia - Queensland - Postmarks: Queensland Colonial Postal History - Volume 1 - The Numeral Cancellations by Bernie Manning, with colour illustrations and a fold-out map, 257pp, spiralbound, retail $150.

20 B Australia - Victoria: The Stamps of Victoria by Geoff Kellow. Seven mint examples in original printer’s carton, Australian retail currently $165 each.

21 —- The Stamps of Victoria by Geoff Kellow, the complete history of Victorian stamps, 386 page hard-cover in absolute pristine condition. Retail $165.

22 L Greece: “The Collection - Greece - The Large Hermes Heads” special edition featuring items multiples, proofs & covers selected

by M.Tseriotis from the greatest collection ever formed which was offered over a series of six sales held by David Feldman between 2002-05, 144pp hardbound & lavishly illustrated in colour.

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PICTURE POSTCARDS 23 Australia: variety with five domestic usages 1900s incl full colour 1904 Brisbane River, Queensland with ‘TPO No 4’ cds to Melbourne and redirected with various postal markings, Russell Street, Melbourne, 1907 Watts River Near Healesville St Kilda to Bream Creek (Tas), 1908 Cricket Ground, Fitzroy, monochrome, 1905 St Augustine’s Orphanage Band, Geelong local use.

Also 1907 inbound from Belgium, unused incl Souvenir of the Second Australasian Catholic Congress, Melbourne 1904, photo Jackie Clark, Australian Champion cyclist 1910, 1928 (Oct 30) Exhibition cds in red cancelling 3d Kooka on Exhibition Souvenir card of Wm Ackland. (9) * —- full colour Sydney scene vignettes by unknown maker inscribed ‘PRIVATE POST CARD’ - in red additionally with ‘Issued by 24 Authority of the Postmaster General’ on two used 1899 to Germany & Austria from Sydney, in black rather ornate in 1903 Sydney to Bathurst and 1905 Melbourne local. PPCs pre-1900 far from common. (4) 25 —- early overseas destinations with small imperfections comprising 1907 Melbourne-Toulon (France) monochrome Lodden Falls, Bulli, NSW, 1907 Perth-Japan with Colombo and Hong Kong transits Govt House, Perth colour photo, 1909 SydneyRouen (France) underpaid taxed Peel St, Tamworth mono real photo. PLUS 1908 Hong Kong-England with KEVII 4c red and inscribed HMS “Tamar” Naval Reeliving Ship of Hong-Kong (sic). (4)

Phoenix Auctions will be at Autumn Stampex in London.

Meet us personally at Stand 20 at the Business Design Centre, Islington, 18th - 21st September.

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ADEN | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 27 U 1937-49 Selection on Hagners with 1937 Dhows to 2r, 1937 Coronation, 1939 Pictorial set, Victory & Wedding sets, 1951 Surcharges set, generally fine, Cat £190+. (41) AUSTRIA | Postal History 28 Postmarks pre-WWI alphabetical assembly of over 100 postmarks on range of mostly 19th century issues and Postal Cards x12, all from places now part of Russia (ie Galicia into Russia via Poland, Bukowina into Russia via Rumania, then into Ukraine).

Hand-drawn maps illustrate the affected areas. Very little post-1900 here, highly specialised. (120+) BARBADOS 29 * 1892-1903 Seal of Colony Crown CA ½d to 2/6d (both) set SG #105-115, 2½d to 6d with mild edge toning, fine overall, Cat £225.

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BRITISH EAST AFRICA | Postal History * 1896 (Dec 12) use of an off-centre India 6a pale brown optd ‘British/East/Africa’ SG #56 locally used in Mombasa (b/s same 33 date). Surface disturbance between each ‘i’ in ‘British’ (where the ‘t’ should be, or where the error of a smaller figure ‘1’ may have been). An interesting curiosity (normal stamp on cover cat from £600!), offered As Is.

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BRITISH OCCUPATION OF ITALIAN COLONIES | Eritrea | Postal History * 1947 (Oct 30) Ibrahim El Magboul & Sons (merchants) printed cover to Czechoslovakia with 1943 MEF Overprints 1d, 2d & 1/36 SG #M11-12 & M18 tied by ‘ASMARA CENTRAL/30/10/47/CORRISPONDENZE E PACCHI’ cds. Scarce commercial origin/ destination mail.

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1951 (Oct 25) complete telegraph form addressed to Italy franked with Surcharges 1/-, 2/6d & 10/- SG #E22, #E30 & #E32 tied by ‘ASMARA CENTRAL/25 10 51/1’ cds, the stamps security punctured to prevent re-use. A rare survivor in fine condition. * 38 1952 (Feb 22) Armed Forces airmail cover to England with Surcharges 10c on 1d & 65c on 8d SG #E2 & #E7a tied by ‘ASMARA/ [22 2 5]2/ERITREA’ rubber datestamp, fine condition.

BRITISH OCCUPATION OF ITALIAN COLONIES | Somalia | Postal History * 1941 Inwards Double Censored from New Zealand with NZ censor label & Egyptian censor handstamp. [Smith hoard] 39

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1950 (Jan 2) with 5c on ½d to 5/- on 5/- set SG #S21-S31 on FDC headed ‘1st DAY OF ISSUES - 2 JANUARY 1950’ addressed to Controller of Post & Telegrpaphs, GPO Mogadishu (Somalia), fine ‘MOGADISHU RLD/SOMALIA’ backstamp, vertical filing crease clear of stamps. Scarce.

BRITISH OCCUPATION OF ITALIAN COLONIES | Tripolitania | Postal History * 1943 (Sep 3) official Municipio di Garian, Provincia Di Tripoli headed cover addressed locally with MEF 1943 set to 2/6d SG 46 #M11-19 & postage dues set SG #MD1-5 all tied by multiple ‘GARIAN/3 9 43/TRIPOLI’ cds cancels. Fine and attractive. *

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BURMA | Postal History *G 48 1930s Selection with ‘BURMA’ opts on India frankings, including registered (4), Akyab (17½a franking airmail), Merchant Street Rangoon, Thabyegan, airmail (6), censored (2, to Australia/NZ), ‘SERVICE’ opts (3), some mixed condition (26), also 1935 cover (small edge fault) to Hong Kong bearing invalid franking of Silver Jubilee Fund ½a (5), taxed at Rangoon. (27) CANADA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings * 1870s-2000s Covers mainly social and commercial usages incl PPCs, airs, registereds, odd taxed. Majority post-WWII but 49 better earlies with 1874 QV 1c Postal Card (spiked), 1884 front with QV 3c vermilion tied Kingston Ontario duplex, three 19023 with QV 1c or 2c (x2) SG #151, 155 & 155b. Also range KGV and KGVI frankings and small group 1930s and 1940s FFs. Good variety. (165+)

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CANADA | Postal History * 52 1863 (Oct 1) mourning env Montreal to Br. Columbia with 5c red beaver prob SG #31 tied Montreal dx; 1898 (Sep 1) Printed Matter only Canadian Pacific Railway statement Montreal to England with QV 1c green SG #151 tied neat Flag slogan with bars Holmes Type 9 (page 24); 1936 (Dec 7) underpaid and taxed airmail env to South Africa with 6c SG #355 tied machine cancel Regina, Sask. Neat trio. (3)

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1885 Surcharges 5c on 8c to 1r12c on 2r50c (disturbed gum) set SG #187-92, Cat £225. (7) 1910-11 KEVII Wmk MCA 2c to 10r set SG #292-300, 10r has pencil annotations on gum, fine mint, Cat £180.

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CEYLON | Postal History * 56 1848 OHMS outer from Newera Ellia to Kandy, backstamp of ‘NUWHRA ELLIA/”Feb13/48”/POST-NOT-PAID’ which is unrecorded by Oxley, the later corrected spelling handstamp is also only known from a proof book impression. An exceptionally rare (unique?) postal marking.

CHINA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 57 */**/U 1950s-97 Collection with a few reprints, etc, also useful issues including 1964 15th Anniv of Founding of People’s Republic strip of 3, 1997 ‘Hong Kong Returns to Motherland’ special presentation folder with appropriate stamps & MSs, etc. Generally fine. (few 100) CHINA | Postal History * 58 1928-93 Selection mostly of postal cards incl 1928 1c optd ‘SPECIMEN’, 1941 Japanese Occupation, Shantung PC, grossly miscut 1993 15y Blood Donor card, unused, also 1967 Cultural Revolution envelope unused with Mao qoutations, plus 3 Taiwan items. (10 items)

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1910-2000 Selection incl 1910-14 covers (3), 1937 Airmail cover to Australia with Sun Yat-sen 15c, 25c, $1 (2) and General Teng 50c ($2.90 rate) all tied by strikes of Shanghai cds with straight line ‘VIA HONG KONG AND BY I.A.L.’ cachet alongside and ‘HONG KONG’ & MELBOURNE’ arrival cds,1954 $800 orange Heavenly Peace on cover, range of Cultural Revolution covers incl red & white 8f Tien An Men envelope with Mao quotation, various later commems on cover, few FDCs, Maxi cards, etc. Very mixed condition. (50+) 1914-1999 Selection 1947 ‘T’ cover, 1948 Shanghai ‘Mobile Post’ cover to Nanking, 1950-51 Korean War Revenue Bills all with anti-American postmarks, 1952 Chinese Volunteer Force FDC, few later issues incl FDCs, etc. Condition very mixed. (57 items) 1914-2000 Selection incl 1946 airmail cover Shanghai to Vienna with Austrian Censor marking & tape, 1949 East China People’s Post cover from Nanking, 1952 cover with Anti- American cachet, 1990 PPC with mobile ‘Tram’ postmark, range of commercially used covers & few FDCs. Mixed condition. (52 items)

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1936 (Feb 12) illustrated registered envelope headed ‘PAR AVION/FIRST FLIGHT CHINA - EUROPE/BY CHINA NATIONAL AVIATION CORPORATION/& AIR FRANCE’ addressed to Saigon with $1 Sun Yat-sen tied by Shanghai ‘12/2/36’ cds, Canton commemorative propeller design ‘14/2/36’ datestamp and boxed instructional handstamps ‘AIR MAIL SERVICE POSTPONED/ FORWARDED BY STEAMER TO/AVOID DELAY’, ‘DELAYED BY ADVERSE/WEATHER REFORWARDED/ON 21.2.36’ (‘21’ overstruck ‘28’ in violet) and ‘DEPATCHED/6.3.1936’ (‘6’ overstruck ‘9’ in green) all in red, Hanoi transit & Saigon ‘16/5/36’ arrival backstamp, central fold & opening blemishes at left.

1939 (Oct 11) Kunming registered airmail cover UK with $1 US Constitution SG #504 (on reverse) probably paying airmail rate to Hong Kong (backstamp) thence by surface, London registered oval ‘18DEC39’ applied on arrival to ‘Found open or damaged’ repair tape with manuscript annotation on reverse “Recd adhering to another letter”.

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1941 (Apr 14) registered $5 rate airmail cover from Yuanlin to California, flown by CNAC from Kweilin (Guilin) to Hong Kong via Chunking and thence by PanAm FAM14 Clipper Service via Honolulu (‘May 1’ backstamp, departed Honolulu May 2, forced back by mechanical troubles, departing again later the same day), San Francisco ‘May 5’ arrival backstamp, the whole journey completed in a quick transit time of 22 days.

1942 (April 29) Kukong censored to San Francisco at $1 rate so presumably intended to be sent surface, however surface mail unavailable out of China at this time with a manuscript marking in pencil “Recd Sept 7 1944” suggesting that it took nearly 2½ years to reach its destination, enclosed missive from sender gives a fowarding address of “c/o YMCA, Shin Kwan, Kok Kong, Kwang Tung, China.” [Kokong is located 100 miles north of Canton on Changsa railway line]

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—- (Jun 13) National Aviation Corporation registered airmail cover from Kuomintang (Chungking) to USA with $5 Sun Yat-sen block of 4, $2 Air & 20c Martyrs pair tied by Chungking cds, flown over the “northern hump” on an early direct flight through India, Miami ‘JUL/17/1942’ transit cds suggesting cover may have gone all the way to USA by air, unusually censored in India and on arrival in USA, Seattle arrival backstamp. [The sender E. Redden, was an airport manager for CNAC so it is quite possible was sent as expedited official mail] —- (Jun 29) Canadian Mission Business Agency (Chungking) $6.50 registered airmail from Kweiyang to Swiss Consul in Calcutta flown over the “northern hump” from Kunming to Dinjan (Assam) on an early direct CNAC DC3 flight, Calcutta ‘11JUL42’ victory slogan backstamp indicates cover took nearly two weeks to exit China.

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—- (Aug 11) Kunming $11.70 registered ‘A.R.’ airmail cover to New York flown by CNAC Dakota from Kunming to Dinjan (Assam, India) over the dangerous northern most part of “the Hump” due to the Japanese incursions into Burma, censor tape applied in India, backstamped Miami ‘SEP/8/1942’ suggesting it was flown all the way across Africa by BOAC, and thence by the PanAm Trans-Atlantic service.

—- (Aug 15) $10.70 airmail cover from Yuhsien to Ohio USA, travelling overland to Kweilin (Aug 26 transit on face) and onwards to Kunming by internal air service, thence over “the Hump” to India, typed endorsement “VIA: CALCUTTA, CAIRO and PORT BELL/ENTEBBE to LEOPOLDVILLE” suggesting it was carried on a southern route over Africa avoiding areas of conflict in the northern part of the continent, and thence by PanAm FAM 22 clipper service from Leopoldville to Miami (Oct 23 backstamp), the 69 days transit time reflecting a critical stage of WWII, some blemishes.

—- (Oct 31) $7.50 airmail cover from Chengtu (Szechwan) to USA flown over “the Hump” from China to India where censored thence per the typed endorsement “By BOAC to Lagos/Nigeria, via CALCUTTA/THENCE BY P.A.A./to destination”, small corner fault.

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—- (Mar 21) $12 airmail cover from Kunming (Yunnan) to UK endorsed in manuscript “By BOAC to EGYPT, via Calcutta/thence by surface to destination” flown over “the Hump” to Calcutta and thence per endorsement to Egypt where Cairo censor handstamp applied, and with the Allies fully in control of Mediterranean Sea onwards by surface to destination, Selly Oak (Birmingham) backstamp.

—- (May 4) Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank inwards 1/6d censored airmail cover from UK to Kityang in Free China sent by ship to India then flown over “the Hump” to Kunming and thence to Kweilin (Guilin) where it received transit datestamp (Jun 27), the latter part of the journey being under direct threat from Japanese occupiers. Covers inwards to China in this period are rare.

[The City of Guilin was overrun by the Japanese in Spetember 1944 during “Operation Ichi-go”] —- (May 8) registered $20.50 airmail cover from Tohuk (Yunnan) to Canada, sent surface to Kweilin (major airbase in Kwangsi province, May 18th backstamp & censor chop applied), then by air to Kunming and over “the hump” to Calcutta where again it was censored. Two month total transit time (Montreal July 7 backstamp) indicates some part of the remaining journey would have been by surface.

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—- (Oct 3) registered airmail cover from Hokshan (Heshan, a township 50km south-west of Guangzhou) in a coastal area occupied by the Japanese since 1938 and remarkably still able to be mailed out, travelling 400km+ by surface to Kweilin (Oct 24 backstamp) in unoccupied China, thence by CNAC over “the Hump” to India where censored, finally arriving in USA on Dec 8th, large oval commercial chop in red on reverse, the 10 weeks transit time impressive for a cover that started out behind enemy lines!

1944 (Jan 26) registered $9.60 rate airmail cover from Kutsing (Yunnan) to UK endorsed in manuscript “By BOAC to Egypt, via Calcutta/Thence by surface to destination” flown over “the Hump” to Calcutta and thence per endorsement to Egypt where circular Cairo censor handstamp applied, the 51 days total transit time indicating that it then travelled by sea from Egypt to UK, Truro backstamp. Covers from China to UK with Egyptian censor are rarely seen.

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—- (Nov 15) $12 airmail rate censor cover from Chungking to UK flown over “the Hump” to India, endorsed ‘AIR MAIL to Egypt & thence/by surface” however the total transit time of 18 days (London ‘2 Dec’ arrival cds) indicates the cover was carried via the newly opened militarised airmail service operating across the Mediterranean Sea. 1945 (Mar 26) Kunming registered $48 rate airmail censor cover flown over “the Hump” with typed endorsement “By C.N.A.C. to India/By B.O.A.C. to Lagos/By P.A.A. to Destination”, Washington April 14th backstamp giving a total transit duration of 18 days which is pretty typical for covers sent by this route during latter part of WWII. —- (Jun 3) inwards 1/6d airmail censor cover from Petersfield UK to Chungking (July 2 backstamp) thence re-directed to an outlying town with further July 10 backstamp, overall transit duration of 29 days cover indicates cover probably travelled all the way by air including across the Mediterranean, traversing “the Hump” over the lower route via Myitkyina, a tad roughly opened.

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1947-49 commercial correspondence from Shanghai to Los Angeles sent by air at various rates during this volatile era for airmail, good range of frankings, including less common surcharges, majority registered (59) with variety of Shanghai labels, mostly roughly opened at side in the Asian manner, otherwise generally good. Opportunity for specialist. (75) CHINA | First Flight Covers * 1941 (Dec 23) illustrated envelope inwards from Calcutta carried on First Flight from India to China over “the Hump” addressed 84 to a CNAC pilot, Indian censor handstamp, fine condition. [The addressee, George Huang, was killed in January 1945 flying a consigment of silk over “the hump”] COOK ISLANDS 85 ** 1920 Pictorials ½d (94) comprising large blocks possibly from broken down sheet and sheet number top right. 1d (14) including top right corner block of 13 with sheet number, one unit showing double derrick flaw. Some perf separation. Ideal for plating specialist. *

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CRETE | Postal History * 87 1909 printed envelope to Germany with ‘JK DETTORAKIS/RETHYMO’ sender’s handstamp at top left, franked with overprinted 25L SG #38 tied by fine Rethymo datestamp, central fold well clear of the stamp.

CYPRUS | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 88 */W 1880 ‘CYPRUS’ Opts on GB selection with 1d red SG #2 Plate 218 [MC] part og; 2½d rosy mauve SG #3 Plate 14 [NC] full og light hinge and Plate 15 x2 [GI] & [PJ] ng; 4d sage green SG #4 ng. Min Cat £180 (as *). (5) 89 **/* 1960-80 on Lighthouse hingeless pages in deluxe s/back album from Republic optd definitives set of 15 SG #188-202 cat £130 to 1980 Christmas set SG #564-6 with just 1969 Birds, 1979 Anniversaries and Xmas missing. In between noting 1962 Treasures set SG #211-223 cat £50, miniature sheets incl 1963 Scouts SG MS#231a cat £110, various Europa issues incl both 1963 sets SG #224-6 & #234-6. Only MUH is 1971 long defins SG #358-71. Lovely clean lot cat well over £500. (350+) DANZIG | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 90 **/*/U 1920s on hagners from first opts on Germany, majority mint with many pairs and blocks of 4 with some marginals (most have two units MUH), some used singles with possible postmark interest. Includes usual inflation period with astronomic values, the ubiquitous 1920 aeroplane opts Mi #50-2 MLH, zig-zag roulettes with pairs to 50M (Mi #100X one unit MUH). Bit chaotic with some mixed condition, cat over €400, needs inspection. (300+) EGYPT | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 91 U 1870s-1953 Collection including few earlies, 1927-37 500m, 1933-38 Airs, 1938 Cotton Congress cnr blocks 4 CTO, few Postal Seals, Postage Dues include 1888 5m, Official opts, etc. Generally fine. (300+) 92 */** 1879-1957 Collection incl range 1888-1909 issues to 10m, few defins in MUH blocks, many early commems incl 1938 King Farouk’s 18th Birthday (MLH) & (MUH), 1947 Airs (2 sets in pairs), many other issues are mint. Generally fine. Cat £500+ (approx 300).

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ETHIOPIA | Postal History * 94 1941-43 Inwards from Kenya, one addressed to Mega, the remainder to Harar, three censored. [Smith hoard] (5)

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FALKLAND ISLANDS DEPENDENCIES 96 V 1948 Thin Maps complete set of 9, SG #G9-16, CTO, ½d has lightly toned top perfs.

97 * 1954-62 QEII Ships set to 10/-, SG #G26-39. (14) FIJI 98 V 1948 ½d Green Perf 12 variety extra palm frond [R5/1] SG #249ba, one nibbed perf, Cat £160.

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FIJI | Postmarks 99 D 1900s-40s Range: in small stock book, mainly KGV on piece, quite a few fiscal cancels, however noted Savu Savu West x2, twelve part strikes of 1924 British Empire Exhibition, 1920s Somo Somo in blue x3, 1924 Vunidawa, 1925 Korovou x2, 1924-5 Ellington x4, 1920s Nadarivatu, 1924 Buca Bay, plus straight-line ‘DELANIVANUA’ x2, ‘LODONI’, ‘RABI’ & ‘TAVIUNI NORTH’ x2. Several early dates seen. (150+) FRANCE | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 100 U 1850-70s collection with many imperf many with 4 margins & perf issues incl Ceres, Napoleon, 2nd & 3rd Republic issues, range of postmarks incl cds, many numbers, both small & large in diamonds, stars, etc, few Colonial types incl Eagle 1c (2), 10c (2), 40c, etc, mixed condition. (108) 101 **/* 1927-61 good representation fairly well crammed into stock pages so not always easy to see just what’s here. Mainly fine and very fresh with majority from 1950s though quite sparse early from 1927 American Legion SG #458-9 (faults), later incl 1937 Victor Hugo and Pasteur SG #565-6, corrected Descartes SG #575 all MLH and several more useful especially immediate post WWII period Relief Funds, Red Cross, Airs, Europa, etc. Stated to cat over £550 - we don’t doubt this at all, but many hinged means a fair discount. (c245) 102 U 1952-61 fairly good representation majority fine used on illustrated album pages (probably of USA manufacture). 1952 includes 30Fr Council of Europe SG #1145, 30Fr Da Vinci SG #1150, Red Cross pair SG #1158-9, other better issues incl 1954 Airs SG #1194-7, 1955 Stamp Day SG #1245. Plenty more here, min cat £250. (c245) 103 ** 1957-60s Accumulation including 1956 Inventors, Famous Men (6 Sets), 1957-59 500f Caravelle, 100f Guadeloupe (2), Famous Men (4 sets), 1958 Doctors (4 sets), Scientists, 1959 Red Cross (2 sets), 1960 Red Cross, 1961 Actors/Actresses (7 sets incl blocks of 6). Cat £440+. (140)

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FRANCE | Postal History 104 1950s-2000s Cover and Postcard Accumulation with some better items including 1950 121f Express Mail to USA with 100f Lille, 1980 philatelic shipmail used at Fremantle with ‘GÉNÉRALE MARITIME/KANGOUROU’ cachet, postmark interest with lots of slogan types including 1968 PPC from Nice to Chantilly redirected with ‘BACHELIERS DEVENEZ/EUCATEURS/DE L’ADMINISTRATION/PENITENTIAIRE’, etc, condition generally fine. (125) FRANCE | Colonies 105 W 1859 40c Eagle die proof in bistre (being the issued colour for the 10c) on wove paper. Fine and attractive with only one other example recorded.

FRENCH POST OFFICES IN CHINA 1900 (26 Feb) Advertising envelope (E. L. Mondon) with 25c Peace & Commerce tied by one of two strikes of ‘SHANG-HAI/26/ 106 * FEVR/00/CHINE’ cds to Germany with 2 ‘MEUNCHEN2B.P.B.’ arrival cds on reverse. Minor crease at right does not detract.

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(19) MOROCCO (French) | Military - World War I Period 109 * 1915 (May 15) locally used military flags stationery card postmarked ‘TRESOR et POSTES/13/MAI/15/140’ to a soldier in Morocco and redirected several times in attempts to locate him “detache au Service des Routes - subdivision de Casablanca” through the civilian mails. Numerous transit date-stamp cancels front and back including MECHRA-BELQSIRI, CASABLANCA, RABAT R.P., MEKNES. Light soiling and odd scuff, colourful cluttered card.

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GERMANY | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 111 1872-1945 from smattering small shields including ¼Gr Mi #1 x2 and large shields with 7Kr Mi #26, then fair duplication in places from all values 1975-89 Pfennige and Pfennig, 1889-1900 similar, fairly extensive Germanias and large contemporaneous types to 1921 opts with few unused (some without gum), commemoratives from 1919 including Airs, inflation period mint and used, Third Reich defins considerable duplication, special issues not complete with sets usually without the top values but including the odd mint se-tenant block and pair (ex booklets). One variety noted - 1943 42-108pf Brown Band with dark spot on reins Mi #854 I. Basis for several collections here, mainly fine, cat well over €2,000. (100s) 112 U —- Springback album collection from low value Shields to 1945 including Officials. Good representative assembly with overall catalogue c€2,000 and plenty of later more useful (eg 1934 Colonisers Mi #540-3, 1939 Car Show Mi #686-8, 1942 German Derby Mi #814), some complete long sets (eg both 1933 Hindenburg sets Mi #482-95 & #512-28, 1934 Airs Mi #529-39, 1938 Relief Mi #675-83, 1943 Armed Forces Mi #831-42, 1944 Postal Mi #888-93). Hinging is a bit clumsy in places and identifications may not always be correct, still overall a sound expansion base that will benefit from remounting. Well worth a look. (100s)

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1935-39 Collection of commercial airmail covers to Australia carried by Imperial Airways and with Flight no. details lightly penciled on reverse (taken from Proud’s Intercontinental Airmails Vol II), different flights ranging from IE313–673 and SE4–170, including delayed/interrupted services (40), due to engine and other mechanical problems, adverse weather, IE437 burst tyre upon landing at Sourabaya, etc, includes quirky “near miss” IE552 (Hengist after arrival at Karachi was destroyed by fire after mail had been off-loaded), some used in Austria during Anschluss, perfins, advert covers, etc, odd fault, generally good exhibitable quality, (177), also cover-fronts (7) and truncated covers (2, one franked 19Rm25 including 5Rm strip of three).

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1935-39 Correspondence From Africa inbound to same addressee in Kulmbach (Bavaria) with 1935 (Nov 9) from Nigeria with KGV 3d Silver Jubilee and Lagos cds (SG #32 cat from £57 on cover), nine incl couple attractive PPCs 1936-39 from Mbeya in Tanganyika with various KGV and KGVI pictorial definitives plus 1937 30c Coronation. Plus an unrelated 1932 from Moshi (also in Tanganyika) to Berlin with KGV 30c SG #98a. Mainly fine. (12) Covers Collection 1886-2000s including PS and PPCs, not much before 1920s and fair quantity to other European destinations (majority appear GB but also seen Ireland, Belgium, USA, few others). Spotted the odd exotic addressee (eg two to the legendary Spice Girls in 1997), post WWII occupation period with some censored (British, American), smattering DDR, few West Berlin, strong thematic content with clearly some philatelic (eg FDCs, frama types, miniature sheets on cover). Massive variety.

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122 * 1944 (Jan 22) cover to Belgrade (backstamp) with 3d Monastery tied by ‘BOR/22/1/44’ datestamp, bi-lingual censor handstamp in violet on front & back, bi-lingual censor tape at left. Fine condition.

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GERMANY - East | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 124 **/*/U 1949-1980 comprehensive mint with issues to 1954 on Vario pages mostly single hinged including MS’s with cat c€800, then on Scott pages including used/CTO mounted behind mostly mint and virtually complete with strong thematic content. Huge total catalogue well over €2,000 (with mint at 40% of MUH). Excellent value. (100s) GERMANY - Berlin (West) | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 125 **/* 1949-1990 on Vario pages mostly lightly hinged early from black ‘BERLIN’ opts to 1M, comprehensive from 1949 UPU set of 7 and Goethe set of 3 both fresh mint, some issues only part og or without gum (eg Berlin opts set of 4, Berliners set of 3, some others). More useful earlier issues noted include very fresh Bells sets clappers left and centre mint, right MUH, 1953 KaiserWilhelm set MUH; just through 1955 min cat €1,100 (without gum or only part og discounted heavily). Thereafter appears all MUH and very close to complete to final issue Mi #849 which adds another €1,300+ giving total catalogue €2,400+. (100s)

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GERMAN POST OFFICES IN CHINA | Postal History 126 * 1903 Registered PPC (Hall of Classics. Confucius Temple) bearing 10pf Germania (3, glued to card) tied by strikes of ‘PEKING/18/11/03/DEUTCSHE POST’ cds alongside Registration label and ‘PARIS’ arrival cds.

127 * 1907 PPC (Elephants-Ceylon) from soldier to Germany with 1905 Germania 1c on 3pf pair, (one unit tiny corner fault) tied by 2 strikes of ‘TIENTSIN/11/9/07/DEUTSCHE POST’ cds alongside ‘4. (Berettene) Kompagnia’ straightline handstamp in violet.

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GERMAN POST OFFICES IN MOROCCO 128 F 1905 6P25c on 5M Mi #33A just o/c right, ‘FES/MAROCCO/8.1.06/DEUTSCHE POST’ cds x2, Cat €260+.

GERMAN COLONIES 129 * Selections: in mainly fine fresh w/c condition with [1] New Guinea 1897 set of 6 opts on Germany Mi #1-6; [2] Kiautschau 1905 $1 Mi #25A (perfs 26:17), quite diificult, Richter handstamp; [3] Togo 1900 3pf to 3M Mi #7-18. Popular stamps, cat over €400. (19) 130 * Selection on Stockards: with New Guinea Overprints 3pf to 50pf set, 1900-08 No Wmk Yachts to 3M, 1914-19 Watermarked Yachts 3pf to 5m Type I, fine mint, Cat €250; Caroline Is 1900-10 No Wmk Yachts to 3m; Mariana Is 1899 3pf 56° Ovpt, 1901 No Wmk Yachts to 2m & Lozenges 3pf ; Marshall Is Overprints (‘c’ omitted) 5pf & 20pf, 1901 No Wmk Yachts to 3m & Lozenges 5m; Samoa 1900-01 Overprints set, 1900 No Wmk Yachts to 3m, Watermarked Yachts to 5m Type IIB, Cat €200; generally fine mint, Total Cat €595. (81) 131 * —- with German East Africa 1901 No Wmk to 2r, 1905-20 Wmk Lozenges 2½h to 45h (thin, no gum); German South-West Africa Overprints With Hyphen 20pf & Without Hyphen 3pf & 10pf, Yachts Lozenges 3pf to 5m; Cameroun Yachts Lozenges 3pf to 1m, ‘CEF’ Overprints ½d on 3pf to 8d on 80pf; Togo Overprints 3pf to 50pf, Yachts No Wmk to 3m (ex 5pf & 10pf) & Lozenges 5pf, 10pf & 5m Cat €160; Kiautschou Lozenges Yachts to $2½; Morocco Agencies Lozenges Yachts 3c to 6p25c; general fine, total Cat €595. (85) 132 F Selection: higher values mainly fine to VFU cds with [1] Kamerun 1900 1M and 2M Mi #16-17; [2] Kiautschou 1905 $½ Mi #24B; [3] Mariana Is 1901 3M Mi #18. Nice centring, contemporaneous pmks, cat c$450. (4)

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MARSHALL ISLANDS (German) | Postal History 1901 Jaluit Registered 10pf Postal Card to Germany uprated with Overprinted ‘Marschall-Inseln’ 10pf x2 Mi #3I, all tied by 133 * ‘JALUIT/4/6/01/MARSHALL INSELN’ datestamps, red & black registration label, Dortmund arrival datestamp, brief message on reverse.

SAMOA (German) | Postal History 1902 PPC to Germany showing Savai River scene in sepia by Schmitt Luxemburg (inscribed 1899) with 5pf Yacht tied by Apia 134 * cds, fine Kiel arrival datestamp, minor edge spotting.

GIBRALTAR | Postal History 135 * 1849 Lettersheet to Genova with original message in Italian, red 3-lined cachet ‘De GIBR.S.Roque/NO da BAX’ (San Roque being a town north-east of Gibraltar), black ‘Via Di Nizza’, red circular cancel ‘S.Rogue/17/FEB/1849’, circular black ‘Aix en Provences/27/FEVR/49’ (a suburb of Marseilles Port), circular black ‘Antibes/1/MARA/1849’ (coastal city near Cannes) and red Genova arrival ‘3.MARZO’. Fine postal history.

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GREAT BRITAIN | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 136 U 1840-1950s from less than perfect 1d black Plate 5 [JI] and other Line-Engraved including more useful ½d Plate 20 [MG] cat £75, sparse surface printed with QV including 1876 8d orange SG #156 and Jubilee 1/- green SG #211 with good original colour, KEVII incl 2/6 and 5/- DLR, KGV with Seahorses including 1919 5/- SG #416 parcel cancel. KGVI mostly lower values, odd postage due, plus a hagner cinderella types including 1897 Charity 1/- and 2/6d (stains), various DLR commem labels in blocks, FDCs for 1949 UPU (plain) registered to Melbourne, 1964 Botanical ordinary. Good value. (c125) 137 U 1841-79 Line-Engraved hagner assembly with imperf 1d reds (5) and 2d blue white lines added (Plate 3 x3 incl horiz pair and single with 1844 BN cancel, one Plate 4); P14 Stars 1d x6 and 2d; plates with 1d x7 and 2d x4 (one Plate 15 has check letter ‘J’ in all four corners); ½d Plates 6 & 13. Plus 6d and 1/- Embosseds poorly cut-to-shape examples. Postmarks with Scottish incl Edinburgh Brunswick Star BN ‘131’ duplex, Irish BN ‘303’ (Limerick). Good variety, mixed condition majority fine, cat well over £800 (excludes Embosseds). (31) 138 U 1841-1972 including 1841 Imperf 1d (51), incl superb ‘Ivory head’, 13 pairs, strip of 3, all with margins of varying degrees (as usual), small range of plate no’s, QV 5/-, KEVII 1/- (38, in varying colours), 2/6d (2), 5/-, 1924 & 25 Wembleys, and 1972 Wedgewood booklet pane with ½d side band, good selection of Postage Dues (80+) with values to 2/6d (3), 5/-. Several Irish postmarks on some QV issues. Mixed condition. (250+)

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Good value. (13) 1867-80 Wmk Spray Selection comprising 3d Plates 4 to 10 complete (Plate 4 defective, Plate 10 stained), 6d Plate 6 (with hyphen), Plate 8 & Plate 9 (x2), 9d Plate 4, 1/- Plates 4 to 7, 2/- Plate 1 x5 shades; also 1872-73 Plate 11 6d chestnut (2, one with superb 1872 Callan cds) & 6d pale buff, Plate 12 6d grey & 6d pale buff; some blemishes or aging, generally good to fine, Cat £3,000 approx (ex 3d plates 4 & 10). (26) **/*/U 1902-59 pre-decimal remainders used (ex noted) in mixed poor to fine condition on stock pages from KEVII including 1/- x3, 2/6d x2, 1/- x3 and a Harrison P15x14 4d orange; KGV stronger with Seahorses x9 to 10/- (earlier 2/6d x3 incl vert pair with ‘LO’ private perfin, others re-engraved), 1924 1d and 1925 1d & 1½d Exhibition fresh mint plus various small types to 1/-; KGVI include two scarce 1951 coil starters - ½d pale orange ‘(G)’ type with 2 stamps, 1d pale blue ‘(Z)’ type with one stamp, also 1948 SW pair fresh mint, other values to £1; QEII includes odd Castle to £1, graphite lined Wildings various issues MUH/MH with blocks and including phosphors (many with gum faults). Few p/dues in big variety with high catalogue well over £1,200. (c140)

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Mostly fine, min catalogue £900. (c100) 1936-52 KGVI Accumulation (with KEVIII) used in some quantity including all £1 values (one only 1948 Silver Jubilee) and noting Arms high value 2/6d brown x5, 10/- dark blue x8. Also spotted ½d green vertical coil strip of 6 with blotchy offset weak to strong from top to bottom. Not checked for wmk and other varieties. (100’s) 1963-97 High Value Definitive Sets fresh MUH with Bradbury Wilkinson 1963 and 1967 Castle sets of 4 SG #595a-598a & #759-762, 1969 £sd Machins SG #829-831b, later Castles with 1988 set of 4, 1992 set of 5 and 1997 set of 4 SG #1410-13, #1611-14 & #1993-96; 1993 £10 SG #1658. Immaculate condition, cat £240+.

KGV Seahorses selection in mixed poor to fair condition comprising [1] 1913 Waterlow 2/6d brown prob SG #400, ng missing SW corner; [2] 1918-19 BW three shades 2/6d (one ng) prob SG #414-5a perf faults; [3] 1934 re-engraved 2/6d x2 (one ng) and 10/- SG #450 & 452, perf or other faults. Catalogue as fine * c£1,100 - these not that good. (7) QV to KGVI Variety in mixed condition with [1] QV 1d stars P14 x6 small and lg crown wmk on annotated page, few oddments incl 1881 3d rose Plate 20 SG #158 cat £150 (heavy duplex); [2] QV-KGV range of 7 optd for use in Levant noting KGV 180Pi on 10/- SG #50 unused (no gum); [3] on cover range incl 1861 (Feb 8) with 1d star redirected, 1881 1d lilac 14 dots SG #170 cat £50 (light foxing); [4] six 1830s stuck down fronts incl three with crown ‘FREE’ datestamps, also other handstamp and mss markings (apparently parliamentary), plus a P11½ ¾d ‘EDINr & LEITH’ delivery company label, of uncertain provenance. Good variety. (34)

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1840 1d Black [OJ] SG #2, four large even margins, some thinning under Queen’s face, indistinct MC cancel, Cat £350.

1840 1d Black Plate 1b intense black shade [CL], SG #2, Cat £525 as basic stamp, part red MC, four margins very close at base, otherwise large. A nice stamp.

1840 1d Black Plate 5 [KD] SG #2, four clear margins and almost complete vertical black MC cancellation, min Cat £350.

1840 1d Black Plate 6 [KA] SG #2. Four clear to large margins, red MC a bit oily, cat £350.

1841 1d Red-Brown [EC] 3½-margins, SG #8, Cat £600.

1858-79 1d Red Plate 135 wmk inverted SG #43Wi, Cat £280 (on average, this variety catalogues 10x normal - this plate falls in the middle range for scarcity); PLUS ½d Plate 20 horizontal pair SG #48 (off centre) Cat £150 (as two singles). BN cancels.

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1869 2d Blue Plate 13 [BE], SG #47, fresh og, Cat £375.

1847-54 Embossed 10d brown Die 1, ovptd ‘SPECIMEN’ type 1, clear double impression, Spec SG #H2ds, Cat £3,000 (double impression cat £20,000 used only). 3-margins with repaired tear at top.

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1857 6d Pale Lilac Wmk Emblems SG #70, MNG, straight bottom edge, Cat £1,350.

1856 1/- Green wmk inverted, SG Spec #J100(2)e, Cat £600.

1861 Unissued 3d Shaded Spandrels [GC] ovpt ‘SPECIMEN’ type 6 (upwards), GB Spec #J25As, part og, Cat £900 (normal £20,000). The only practical way to fill the gap.

1862-64 Small Uncoloured Letters 3d bright carmine-rose [LG], SG #76, regummed, odd short perf, Cat £2,400.

—- 4d bright red [NB] ovpt ‘SPECIMEN’ type 5, SG Spec #J52(1)t, Cat £400+ (Cat £2,100 as normal).

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1865-67 Large White Letters Wmk Emblems 9d lilac [CA] plate 5, SG #97, short corner perf, Cat £1,100.

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—- 9d bistre Plate 2 [IL], SG #86, Cat £500. Off centre a bit low, minor perf faults, BN ‘116’ of Brecon Whitney Type A, some suggestion of cleaning, still a good example of a better shade.

—- 9d bistre Plate 2 [MI] wing-margin SG #86, neatly cancelled, Cat £500.

—- 9d straw plate 2 [MK], SG #87, fine mint, Cat £3,750.

—- 1/- green [AE], SG #90, short stamp from top row, reperfed at left, Cat £3,000.

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1867-80 Large White Letters Wmk Spray 9d straw [SL] darker shade so probably SG #110, Cat £275. Neat firm ‘FENCHURCH ST/A/AP15/72/E.C’. Attractive example of a difficult stamp.

—- 10d red-brown SG #112, a few nibbed perfs at top, minor edge toning, unused, Cat £3,500.

1867-80 Wmk Spray of Rose 10d pale red-brown Plate 1 [BE] left wing margin SG #113, Cat £3,375 (as normal). Off centre a bit low, London SE duplex, nice example of a slightly better shade.

1867-80 Large White Letters Wmk Spray 2/- blue [QG], SG #118 shade, odd short perf, redistributed gum, Cat £3,800. Scarce.

1872-73 6d Grey [IJ] Plate 12, SG #125, Cat £1,850, fine mint.

1867-83 High Values Wmk Maltese Cross 5/- rose Plate 1 [GF] optd ‘SPECIMEN’ type 6, SG #126s, regummed, slight aging, Cat £1,000 (£11,000 as normal).

—- 5/- pale rose Plate 2, SG #127, Cat £1,350.

1878 10/- Greenish Grey Wmk Maltese Cross [DE] ovptd ‘SPECIMEN’ type 9, SG #128s, MNG, quite well centred for this issue, Cat £4,200 (Cat £60,000 as normal).

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1883-84 Lilacs & Greens 6d dull green P12 [EN] wmk sideways-inverted, ovpt ‘SPECIMEN’ type 9, colour standard. The P12 is not listed with this wmk error. Cat £650 as normal P12. Very rare rated R by Samuel.

—- 9d dull green wmk sideways, inverted, SG #195wi, gum bend, fresh mint.

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1887-1900 QV Jubilee Issue £1 green [JD], SG #212, Cat £1,200 (with condition premium), good colour and profile. A difficult stamp in this fine condition.

1913 KGV Seahorses Waterlow Printing 10/- indigo-blue, SG #402, Cat £450, short perf and BLC repaired.

1913-19 Seahorses De La Rue Printing 10/- blue SG #412 commercially used block of 4, Cat £3,200+. Rare multiple. David Brandon Certificate (2009).

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1929 £1 PUC SG #438, blurred steel cds, very well centred.

1934 Re-Engraved Seahorses 10/- indigo, SG #452, Cat £500, fresh.

1960-67 QEII Wildings Phosphor Issue ½d orange-red whiter paper phosphor line misplacement - leaving one doublewidth phosphor band at right Spec SG #S11da upper-right corner marginal strip of 3, unmounted, Cat £195+.

GREAT BRITAIN | Booklets 223 B 1934 3/- Scarlet Cover Printed in Black SG #BB26 Edition #279, complete with Block Cypher ½d x6, 1d x6, 1½d x18 (3 panes) and airmail labels, some panes characteristically trimmed at base, fine & fresh overall, Cat £625.

GREAT BRITAIN | Postal History 224 * 1844 (Mar 8) stampless entire from a passenger on board a steamer en route to the east, written and sent from Gibraltar to London with mss 1/- and boxed arc ‘GIBRALTAR’, arr backstamp; 1897 (Aug) env to Smyrna with GB QV 2½d Jubilee tied Aden sq circle alongside boxed ‘PAQUEBOT’, addressed to the surgeon on board ‘HMS Skipjack’ in the Mediterranean squadron, couple Malta transits and BPO Smyrna arr. Usual aged condition, nice duo. (2) 225 * 1851 (Feb 25) entire to New York with Embossed 1/- deep green SG #56 Die II (cut square, just shaved at top) tied by BN ‘171’ of Chalford (Gloucs) & American ‘NY PACKET/14/PAID/24’ arrival cancel in red, Haddington (Gloucs) ‘FE27/1851’ transit & Liverpool ‘FE28/1851’ departure cds both in blue, ship charge assessed on arrival with ‘5/CENT’ handstamp in red applied, Cat £1,350 on cover. Most appealing.

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1855-59 No corner letters (SG 62-70 group) covers solo franking selection comprising 4d (2), one 1855 to Railway address in Paris (flapless, blemishes – Cat £650), other defective on part cover only, and 6d (shades) on 1857-63 to Sydney (2, one stamp defective prior to affixing), Adelaide or Victoria, last an entire letter from woman inquiring about her drowned son, odd blemish/ fault. (6)

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1856 entire to Bordeaux franked with well-centred 4d carmine on highly glazed & deeply blued paper SG #62 pair, tied by neat BN ‘61’ cancels of Buckie and by ‘AMB CALAIS’ TPO datestamp, Falkirk, Edinburgh, London, Paris & Bordeaux arrival backstamps. BPA Certificate (2007). Beautiful cover.

—- (3 May) wrapper from Ayr to Sydney bearing 1855 1d Die I P14 x6, handstruck ‘d1’ below, Ayr, Liverpool, Sydney backstamps, tatty, although scarce, early stamped item to Colonies.

1860 (Feb 2) slightly battered flimsy outer to Turkey Via Marseille (sic) with 6d pale lilac (right wing-margin) SG #70 tied London diamond BN ‘20’ x2, backstamp small blue s/ring ‘RL/LONDON/FE-2/60’ and ‘BRITISH-POST-OFFICE/PAID/FE/13/1860/A/ CONSTANTINOPLE’ in red (unframed). Nice destination, on cover cat £225.

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1860s-1900s surface-printed accumulation of covers/cards, many addressed to Australian Colonies/NZ, noted perfins, registereds, higher catalogued items (to £300 on cover), very mixed condition (93 + 1881 1d lilac x76 – one Official opt), also miscellaneous including Stamp Duty entires, SG GB Vol I Queen Victoria (2nd edition), etc.

1868 Entire (textile market report) with 1d red pl 99 from Liverpool to Glasgow with superb strike of ‘BARBOUR & BROTHERS/ CIRCULAR/ONE/PENNY/PERIODICAL/PUBLICATION’ newspaper handstamp. Minor blemishes. Unusual.

1881 (March 25) flimsy envelope to Melbourne underpaid with 6d grey Plate 17 [HI] SG #161 tied London ‘SW/37’ duplex with, alongside, three handstamps in black - unframed ‘1/-’, ‘DEFICIENT POSTAGE 6d/FINE 6d’ (these two probably part of the same handstamp) and oval ‘1s/MORE TO PAY’. Backstamp arr ‘MELBOURNE/25/MY3/81’.

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1936-53 majority addressed to Australia from 1936 (Sep 14) Selfridge’s PPC with KEVIII 1d red machine cancel FDI (original address removed and replaced by part address label), to 1953 (Apr 3) BOAC first flight London-Tokyo with British Phil Assn signed cachet. Good variety in between including censored, registered, Active Service, taxed, a nice SHIP’S BAG envelope of S/S Waroonga with KGVI 2½d blue cancelled by defaced 9-bar/8 Fremantle handstamp, 1941 censored env of Ford Motor Company Bombay to Geelong. (13) 1971-2000s Covers including PPCs and commemorative types, all decimal Machin solo and multiple frankings (no commems), 234 * stated to be all different. Includes NVIs, regionals, ex booklet types, pictorial pmks noting ‘FIRST RAF ROCKET MAIL/ROYAL AIR FORCE/COSFORD/3APR71/BRITISH FORCES 1164 POSTAL SERVICE’, odd FDC and modern TPO. All small size, terrific usages variety. (130+) GREAT BRITAIN | Military & Censor Mail 1962 (May 9) large OHMS economy env inscribed ‘BY AIR MAIL’ and franked 4/- by QEII Wilding 1/- strip of 3 and 6d pair 235 * cancelled large 6-bar circle and undated ‘POST/OFFICE - MARITIME/MAIL’ slogan. Addressed to USA and bearing oval handstamp of ‘THE COMMANDING OFFICER/-9MAY1962/H.M.S. JAGUAR’ (which was/is a frigate of the - wait for it - Leopard type and came into service in 1957). Clean as a whistle. *

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Selection comprising [1] 1941 ‘ACTIVE SERVICE’ Envelope to Dublin with KGVI 2½d tied by ‘ARMY/POST OFFICE/B No 6/5 JLY 41’ machine cancel, ‘D Coy ATS/PALACE BARRACKS, HOLYWOOD’ oval cachet in violet, censors handstamps & tape; [2] 1951 (Sept 5) OHMS War Envelope addressed to 8th Formation Signals in Austria, sent by courier (not passing through postal system), with ‘ARMY/GHQ 5IX51/SIGNALS’ datestamp in violet & boxed ‘CERTIFIED OFFICIAL/BRITISH HQ/ME/FAYID’ handstamp; [3] 1962 FPO 984 cover to England with short-lived ‘SAVE WHILE YOU SERVE/FOR A HOME YOU/CAN OWN’ slogan in violet on reverse; [4] 1968 re-used stampless envelope with OHMS address label, FPO 352 datestamp; fine condition overall. (4) GREAT BRITAIN | Military - World War II Period 237 * Thailand (Aug 17) stampless cover sent care of Japanese Red Cross (Tokyo) to a British Royal Northumberland Fusiliers officer interned at Thailand No 2 POW Camp, Ashington (Northumberland) machine cancel, British censor tape, edge faults.

GREAT BRITAIN | Numeral & Letter Postmarks Numbered Maltese Cross Cancels on Imperf 1d Red-Browns: ‘1’ to ‘12’ complete set including ‘2’ & ‘11’ on covers, mixed 238 *S quality of strikes (‘4’ is only fair), however the ‘3’, ‘8’ & ‘10’ are particularly fine, also very good strikes of ‘11’ & ‘12’. Stamps themselves are in mixed condition with incomplete margins, Cat £3,000 plus premiums for on-cover ‘2’ & ‘11’. (12)

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GREAT BRITAIN | Postmarks Hackney to Gurnard Datestamp Array: mostly on KEVII era PPCs with with single ring or double-ring types including 239 * Haddenham, Halland, Hambleden, Hankham, Harrold, Hartley Wintney/Winchfield, Hathersage, Heath and Reach/Leighton Buzzard, Heswall Hill, Hollingbourne, Holt Heath, Horns Cross, Isle of Grain, Kelvedon, Kineton/Warwick, Langwathby, Little Lever, Llanberis, Llanbradach, Lostwithiel RSO, Lyonshall, Martinstown, Middle Barton, King Edward VII Sanatorium/Midhurst, Midsomer Norton, Minkworth, Mortimer; view side depictions including Cadbury’s Bournville Offices, Midland Railway Compound Express Locomotive plus animated scenes of East Street Havant, Town Gate Holmfirth, The ‘Robin Hood’ Epping Forrest, Southampton High Street; condition variable but generally fine. (230+) Nailsworth to Rugby Datestamp Array: mostly on KEVII era PPCs with single ring or double-ring types including Neatishead, 240 * Nettlebed, New Brancepeth Colliery, New Hey, Niton (Isle of Wight), North Elsey, Old Catton, Ombersley, Ossett RSO, Oswald Kirk, Over, Parham/Wickham Market RSO, Parkhouse Camp/Salisbury, Parkstone (unusual 33mm s/r cds), Pattersdale, Pelaw, Pegswood Colliery, Pentre, Pontesbury, Preston Candover, Punnett’s Town, Queen Camel, Reddish, Rilla Mill, Risca, Rogate, Rostherne, Rowland’s Gill, Ruddington; view side depictions including animated scenes of Niton Village, Northam Village, High Street Over, Tram at Purbrook, Post Office Rudyard; condition variable but mostly fine. (140+)

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St Albans to Syston Datestamp Array: mostly on KEVII era PPCs with single ring or double-ring types including St Bees, St Columb Minor, St Dominick, St Issey, St Minver, St Teath, Sandown (on 1923 taxed PPC to Yea, Australia with 1½d in dues added), Sarisbury Green, Saxmundham, Scilly, Sedwas, Shipham, Shobdon, Sholing, Shotley, Silloth, Slaggyford, Slaithwaite, Sledmere, Somerleton, Sonning, South Ockendon, South Otterington, Spaxton, Stamfordham, Stanton by Dale, Steeple Ashton, Sticklepath, Stoke Climsland, Stoke Ferry, Stratton, Sutton Benger, Sutton Bonnington, Sutton Valence, Sway, Symonds Yat; better viewside scenes including Calstock Viaduct, Somerleyton Green, animated High Street Sandy, Hight Street Selsey, Lumley Road Skegness; condition variable but mostly fine. (140) Tadcaster to Yewsley Datestamp Array: mostly on KEVII era PPCs with single ring or double-ring types including Tarporley, Tebay, Temple Sowerby, Terling, Thornton-Le-Dale/Pickering, Thorverton, Timsbury, Tintern, Toddington, Totland Bay, Treen, Triangle, Tutshill, Two Mile Hill, Tydd, Upavon, Upper Cwmtwrch, Upper Dicker, Upper Eckington, Veryan/Grampound Road, Vron (Welsh colliery), Wadeford, Watton, West Alverton, West Ayton, West Farleigh, West Tytherley, Whissonsett, Withernsea (36mm single-ring), Wooton Bridge (1904 taxed to Brighton with 3d in dues added), Wroxham, Wylde Green, Yatton Keynell, Yaxley, Yealmpton ; better viewside images including animated Butter Walk Totnes (RP type), Thames Street Windsor (with early motorcars), Withernsea Pier; condition variable but mostly fine. (160+)

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GREAT BRITAIN | Postal History Variety PPCs ex noted from 1906 Scotland to Holland redirected Germany and taxed; 1912 of RMS “Orvieto” to Tasmania with 243 * KGV 1d tied ‘PAQUEBOT’ and “PORT-TAUFIQ’ bi-lingual cds alongside; 1928 taxed Scotland to Melbourne; three 1934 plain pcds from APEX, two 1d Postal Cards with full set of 6 special labels on reverse, one local, one to Canada, third self addressed to Chas Nissen & Co Ltd one label only; 1935 cricket scene Oxford to Victoria, very nice. Couple unfranked pioneer-in-flight PPCs Cecil Grace and Lewis WF Turner (with August 1912 message). Great value at estimate. (9) GREAT BRITAIN | Regionals 244 ** Northern Ireland 1958-67 1/6d grey-blue pair phosphor omitted Spec SG #XN16a, Cat £400+.

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ex 254 255 GREAT BRITAIN | Channel Islands - General Issues 245 ** 1969-2000 Guernsey & Jersey: collections in two stockbooks, fairly complete definitive & commemorative issues, some sheetlets & MSs, etc. Clean lot, high face and retail values. (100s) 246 **/* Channel Islands: collection on hagners of Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey plus small group Eire, majority with SG number and retail price. Excellent stock for re-seller or market operator. Predominately MUH condition. Marked retail exceeds $1,700, Great value at estimate. (100s) GREECE | Postal History 247 * 1847 (Sep 22) entire from Syra with ornate ‘ΣΥΡΑ/22/ΣΕΗΤΕ./1847’ cds alongside boxed Δ11’, backstamp in bright red equally ornate ‘Trieste./9 OCT./1847’ arr. Some damage around seal, otherwise very good condition for 162-year old.

HONG KONG 248 * 1948 Silver Wedding set of 2, SG #171-2, Cat £325.

HONG KONG | Booklets 249 B 1988-97 Selection 1988 Peak Tramway SG #SB21, 1996 $13 x10, $25 & $31 SG #40-42, 1997 Past & Present x5 G #SB46.

Plus ‘China 1999’ special pack with $10 Miniature Sheet SG #MS968. Good clean lot catalogue £180+. (18) HONG KONG | First Day Covers 250 * 1966-97 illustrated covers selection from 1966 (Dec 1) UNESCO to 1997 (June 30) Hong Kong Classics No. 10 with all but three neatly addressed (mostly typed). Also includes 1990 (Dec 1) Franklin Philatelics PNC in their Great Historic Coins of the World series (1901 $1 coin). Ex dealer stock priced to sell at c$500, SG cat as FU stamps c£120, good value at estimate. (18) HONG KONG | Postal History 1904 PPC (Japanese scene) to Holland with KEVII 4c purple/red and arrival markings and 1910 PPC (Chinese Life, Boy 251 * carrying baby) to Victoria with KEVII 4c red alongside mss “S/S Coblenz” in red. (2)

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1960s-80s Mostly Registered Covers with 1967 to Internal Revenue Dept x19 including examples from Beaconsfield House, Gillies Avenue, King’s Road, Kwun Tong, Man Yee Arcade, Morrison Hill Road, North Point, San Po Kong, So Uk, Sham Shui & Yau Ma Tei; also 1980s registered covers to UK and two express service items, generally fine. (30) HONG KONG | British Post Offices in China | Postal History 1912 (July 31) env of HOLDO STROMWALL (a well-known Shanghai trader at the time) registered to South Africa, inscribed By 253 * fast mail, franked 14c (4c postage plus 10c registration fee) by KEVII 2c green and 12c purple & green/yellow SG #Z835 & Z840 tied neat oval ‘REGISTERED/A/JY31 12/SHANGHAI B.P.O’, handstamp reg etiquette with pencil number. Backstamp transits red London hooded circle Aug 19, Cape Town double oval Sept 10, arr Mowbray (Cape Town suburb) Sept 10, near intact red wax seals. A very nice cover. *

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HUNGARY | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 254 */U 1874-1985 Collection in Six Volumes with patchy 19th century including 1896 Budapest Exposition cinderellas x3, 1898 24k, 1900 Turul/King Francis to 5k, mint 1913 2k+2k Flood Relief, 1914 War Charity set (Cat £150), 1918 Air Surchage duo, 1920 Overprints set of 20, 1925 Sports (toning), 1927 1p to 5p Airs, 1932 10p Madonna (Cat £225, mild toning), 1932 2 on 6 on 8f magenta used, (Cat £120), 1933 Scouts mint, 1936 Airs (used), 1938 Congress M/Ss SG #614a with FDI cancel & SG #619a mint, 1938 St Stephen M/S mint (toned), 1939 Protestant Day M/Ss mint, 1952 Stamp Day duo used, 1954 Stamp Day M/S used, 1955 Printing Works M/S used, 1958 Brussels Exhibition M/S on registered FDC, 1958 Congress M/S mint, 1959 Haydn M/S on registered FDC, 1960 Olympics M/S with FDI thereafter reasonably complete mint and/or used to 1985 with lots of thematic interest; also three stockbooks with duplicates and some modern material. Most of the stamps are encapsulated in stamp mounts so extremely challenging to assess condition, which is reflected in the modest estimate. Allow plenty of viewing time. (1000s)

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1902 KEVII 3r Brown & Green SG #140 vertical pair from lower-right corner of the sheet, moderate vertical gum bend only faintly visible from the face, excellent centring, MUH, Cat £110++.

INDIA | Postal Stationery 256 PS Selection: comprising [1] 1896 use of 1a on 1½a Postal Card from Srinigar to England; [2] Soldiers’ and Seamen’s Envelopes 1879 9p red on white H&G #1 & 1895 1a on 9p H&G #2, some aging, unused. (3)

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INDIA | Postal History 257 1941-49 KGVI Covers over 60 commercial envelopes (usual condition), range of frankings (mostly on the back) from the 194043 definitives, most with advertisements, slogan pmks front and back (arrivals). Earliest date noted 1941 (March 31), the latest 1949 (July 7), many appear addressed to Ajmer. Also a 1913 KGV Postal Card and some 1980s oddments incl 3 banknotes and a 1981 Charles & Di wedding Postal Card with special cancel. (c75) IRAN 258 * 1882 Sun Engraved With Litho Borders 25s green & dark green, SG #61, Cat £200. Few trimmed perfs.

IRELAND | Postal History 1920s-90s Accumulation with 1922-23 2d Overprints on covers x2, 1938 registered to England with Temperance 2d & 3d, 259 * WWII censored x2, 1944 to England with BELRA (Leprosy charity) address label, 1959 ½d O’Clery solo to England, 1962 & 1964 covers to WHO in Egypt the latter with 1/3d Air tied by ‘PREVENT/FOREST FIRES’ slogan; also modern commercial mail including 1994 Sligo registered to American Embassy (Dublin) with ‘SECURITY CLEARED’ handstamp, Express Post covers x5, PPCs and philatelic mail including FDCs. Good lot. (200 approx).

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1957 selection of airmail covers from Irish auction house Shanahan’s (infamous for its Ponzi scheme) to Australia including aerogramme with 8d Air, window envelopes x2 with 3d Constitution Day or 3d Marian Year strips of 3, plus cover with I/- O’Clery, 2d Easter Rising Anniv & 1d Air, all are tied by Dun Laoghair cancels and all have the orginal enclosures. (4) ITALY | First Flight Covers 261 * 1926 (Apr 13) printed ‘Genova-Roma-Napoli-Palermo’ flight cover addressed to Palermo with 60c Air SG #198 & 60c carminered Victor Emmanuel tied by ‘GENOVA/13/4/26/FERROVIA’ datestamps, ‘GENOVA POSTA AEREA’ straight-line handstamp in blue, ‘NON CHIESTO’ (not collected) handstamp applied in Palermo, with 30c in dues added to cover poste restante fees.

ITALIAN COLONIES 262 1930s North Africa group of PPCs honouring native fighting units with Ameglio (2), Ruggiero, Toselli, LVI Battaglione (3), Eritreo, Agah, all unused. (9)

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ITALIAN EAST AFRICA | Postal History 264 * 1936-37 group of covers to Kenya, [1] 1936 by from Asmara to Khartoum with Eritrea 2L, 1L25 & 10c and Ethiopia 50c; [2] 1937 airmail with Eritrea 1L50, 50c & 25c and Ethiopia 20c & 10c plus 1 stamp removed; [3] 1937 front with Eritrea 1L, 10c x2 & 5c; [4] 1937 with Eritrea 1L and Ethiopia 25c. Rare items with a few faults.

JAPAN | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 265 W/** 1940s-60s accumulation including a few imperf issues (some no gum as issued), commems include 1949 Athletics (4 singles), 1954 Athletics (2 pairs), range of other sport or Olympic issues in pairs or singles, 1959 Wedding M/S, few National Parks, New Year, Philatelic Week, etc. Cat £125+. (320++)

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JAPAN | First Flight Covers 1929 Osaka - Tokyo (4.11.9) use of 8½s red-brown plane (Cat £50) on plain postcard.

266 * JAPAN | Military - World War II Period Thailand Imperial Japanese Army ‘SERVICE DES PRISONNIERS DE GUERRE’ printed form sent from a British POW interned 267 * at Thai No 4 Camp addressed to London, Japanese inscriptions and handstamps, British censor handstamp in red, minor blemishes.

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JAPANESE POST OFFICES IN CHINA | Postal History 268 * 1902 (Jun 20) Jubilee of Entry into UPU PPC showing Ship Routes between East Coast of Asia and West Coast of America addressed to Belgium with Overprints on Japan 4s tied by commemorative Jubilee postmark, Shanghai IJPO ‘30/JUN/02’ cds alongside, part Hong Kong transit datestamps, Spa arrival datestamp, fine condition.

269 —- (Oct 2) PPC with Japanese scene “Blossoms at Nose” with Overprints on Japan 4s tied by ‘HANK[OW]/2OCT02/IJ[PO]’ cds in violet, Shanghai IJPO & Kong Kong transits, Brussels arrival datestamp, fine condition.

KENYA | Postal History 1938-39 Inwards to Isiolo Refugee Camp, [1] 1938 USA via Queen Mary to London and then by air; [2] 1938 from France; [3] 270 * 1939 from Canada with KUT 20c & 5c PDues, plus [4] 1945 Cairo to Somalia; [5] 1941 censored Sudan air to Mega, Ethiopia; [6] 1946 invitation to afternoon tea at the Somali Youth Club. A few faults.

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KENYA UGANDA & TANGANYIKA | Postal History 271 * 1937 Inwards Airmail from New Zealand all with filing holes; [1] (Mar 15) with 1d & 6d x3 Airmails, 20c re-direction fee applied; [2] (Mar 23) with 2/- Cook pair & 6d harvesting, 20c re-direction fee applied; [3] (Jun 11) with 6d Coronation x7, 3d Airmail & 6d Airmail x6. [Smith hoard] 272 * 1937 Inwards Re-Directed pair. Both airmail from England and then redirected from Nairobi to Musoma, 20c re-direction fee applied, filing holes at left. [Smith hoard] 1937-42 large size internal registered; [1] 1937 Nairobi local with 50c, 15c & 10c KGV pictorials; [2] 1941 Nairobi to Kikuyu with 273 * Surcharges 10c & 20c strip of 5; [3] 1942 Nairobi local with 50c, 30c & 10c KGVI pictorials. [Smith hoard]

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1937-55 Inwards incl 1941 Burma censored, 1938 China, 1941 censored from Townsville, Australia, 1941 censored from South Africa, 1946 4d Airmail from Northern Rhodesia, 1937 Ethiopian consular mail, 1937 French Somali Coast. [Smith hoard] (21) 1938-40 covers to Abyssinian Refugee Camps; [1] 1938 stampless OHMS cover, with the Governor’s postal frank, from Mombasa to Isiolo from the Governor asking Rev Smith to visit him in Nairobi to discuss the orphans; [2] 1940 Kisumu to Taveta.

[Smith hoard] 1939-40 Censored Inwards [1] 1939 (Nov 17) registered cover from Djibouti to Ethiopian Refugee Camp Taveta, fine ‘MARIAKANI/1DE/39/KENYA’ arrival on face, Mombasa ‘724’ censor label (Little #IB not recorded); [2] 1939 (Nov 15) cover from Shanghai to Isiolo and then redirected to Taveta, violet ‘PASSED BY/NAIROBI/3’ (Little #IB, one 1940 date recorded).

[Smith hoard] 1939-40 Inwards 4½d Registration Envelopes from GB to Abyssinian Refugee Camps; [1] 1939 to Isiolo, redirected to Taveta; [2] 1940 to Taveta; [3] 1940 airmail to Taveta; [4] 1938 to Isiolo x2. Plus 1939 1½d Envelope to Isiolo. [Smith hoard] (6) 1940 Inwards from New Zealand to Abyssinian Refugee Camp, Taveta; [1] (Feb 12) with 2d Tasman and ‘FOR KING AND EMPIRE’ patriotic label on face; [2] (Mar 5) with ½d Centennial (corner fault) on unsealed cover to Nairobi, re-directed to Kampala and then again to Taveta. [Smith hoard] —- from Mauritius to Abyssinian Refugee Camp, Taveta. triple-oval ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/MAURITIUS’ on face and doubleoval ‘PASSED BY NAVAL CENSOR’ sealing flap. [Smith hoard] 1940-41 Inwards Double Censored [1] New Zealand airmail censored in Auckland with Little label similar to #L1 but with smaller font, re-censored in Egypt; [2] 1940 Egypt, censored in Egypt then re-censored & damaged in Nairobi (Little label #IVA ‘640’, one 1940 date recorded). [Smith hoard]

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LABUAN | Postal History 1945 (Aug 11 & 26) covers sent at military concessional 3d airmail rate to Capt VM Stanford at Victoria Barracks, Paddington, 281 * Australian stamps cancelled by ‘FIELD POST OFFICE/037’ datestamp being good strikes for this difficult cancel (Proud high rating of 750pts each), Censor ‘3705’ (violet) or ‘4107’ (red – scarce). (2) LATVIA | Postal History 1938 use of commercial airmail cover to NSW with Arms 50s & 1m tied by ‘RIGA LODPASTES/LATVIJA’ cds, ‘PAR AVION/ 282 *F GAISA PASTS’ label, German oval ‘MARIENBURG-EYDTKUHNEN/BAHNPOST/Z.2.25.12.38’ (TPO - Christmas Day) transit backstamp, light vertical fold. [A similar cover has sold at a Sydney auction for $950.]

LIBYA 283 ** 1983 Flowers MS of 16 (approx 230 examples), SG #1238-53, Cat £500 approx.

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LUXEMBOURG | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 284 */**/U 1850s-1980s Collection on partially annotated pages with few early defins, ‘S. P.’ opts, Official opts (MLH or used), also few perf ‘OFFICIEL’ issues used, later commems (mostly MUH) incl 1982 Caritas (20 sets, in complete sheets), many fine used commems in pairs with special cancels, range of Telegraph stamps, various 1944-46 G-D Charlotte (8) to 20f handstamped ‘T’, few registration labels, Telegraph stamps, selection of ‘Pre-cancels’, few Cinderellas incl ‘Lettre de Voiture’ issues, also 1939 brochure for ‘Luxembourg ‘Salon du Timbre’. Later commems cat £300+. (approx 1,000).

LUXEMBOURG 285 */**/U 1940s-90s Accumulation in 3 stockbooks & loose with many better issues represented including 1946 50f Dudelange, 1952 Olympics, 1953 Wedding, few Caritas, etc, all in varying condition. Many defins, later issues MUH and CTO with MS’s, blocks, se-tenant 1995 City of Culture sheetlet (Cat £47), etc, small booklet range including 1986-88 Schumann blue cover (7, incl 4 with FDI cancel), Yellow cover, 1989 Grand Duke, 1991 P & T, few unaddressed FDCs incl 1974 Crucifixion MS and few unused PS items. Worth inspection. Mixed condition on earlier issues. (100s) MALAYA | Malaysia | Postal History 286 * 1950s-90s Assortment including 1950-60s Forces airmail to UK, 1968 Member of Parliament registered to London, 1971 aerogramme to Japan with ‘RETOUR/ADRESSE INSUFFISANTE’ handstamp, also 1950-80s FDCs, modern PPCs, plus commercial (including registered) and philatelic mail with multiple frankings. (approx 200).

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1899 ¼d Red-Brown off-centre low left watermark upright uncatalogued variety of SG #31a (note - this is NOT the upright reversed variety which catalogues £2,250 for a used example). Plus an MLH example in brown shade with wmk Crown to left of CA and reversed SG #31y very well-centred cat £70. (2) 288 V 1899 5d Vermilion variety watermark reversed SG #33x. Strong colour, Cat £225.

289 **/U 1948-53 New Constitution Varieties comprising [1] ½d red-brown ‘NT’ Joined SG #235a in plate block of 6 MUH; [2] 1½d blue-black broken cross SG #237a in a marginal pair MUH & as a used single; Cat £199+. (3) MALTA | Postal History 1906 PPC (‘St Catherine’s Church, Zeitun’) to France with KEVII ½d tied largely fine ‘VALETTA/5JY06/MALTA oval datestamp, 290 * taxed with 10c Dues x2 tied by Lyon or Villeurbanne datestamps.

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MAURITIUS | Postal Stationery 291 PS Unused Accumulation: with [1] Envelopes (17) with QV 1862 6d overprinted ‘CANCELLED’, 9d dark brown H&G #2, 6d brown-violet #3a, later QV 8c x2 & 50c brown x2, 25c violet & 50c yellow, also Arms 18c & 36c x2, Surcharges 4c on 18c x2, 4c on 36c x2 & 15c on 18c; [2] Registration Envelopes (5) with QV 8c x2 plus optd ‘SPECIMEN’ QV 12c, KEVII 8c & KGV 20c; [3] Postal Cards (4) with 1879 2c claret H&G #2 & 1895 2c green #3; [4] 4c Wrappers (5) of which three are optd ‘SPECIMEN’; [5] Letter Cards (2); condition variable but generally fine. (33) MOROCCO AGENCIES 292 * 1937-55 selection of 1937 Coronation registered FDCs from Tangier, Casablanca (2), 1951 airmail cover to Canada with Fr. Morocco Coronation (block of 8). 1955 commercial airmail cover Tangier to GB, also 1932 1st Flight London to Dodoma (Tanganyika). (7) NEPAL | Postal History 1963 (Aug 16) Kathmandu registered airmail cover to USA with attractive 6r44 multifranking including 1r & 2r Pheasant (scarce 293 * on cover), ‘WASHINGTON DC/COLUMBIA HEIGHTS STA’ backstamp.

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NEW ZEALAND | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 294 ** 1957-96 Miniature sheet selection incl 1957 wmk up (2) & wmk s/ways, 1958,1960-62, 1965-66, 1970, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1980 & 1996. All unmounted. Retail A$300+. (24) 1904 inbound PPCs from NSW with eight addressed Miss Florence Baker (one taxed) and two Miss Madge O’Connor, both of 295 * Napier and both apparently part of the same PPC exchange group. Of the ten, eight - between April and August - have single ring ‘TRAVELLING P.O/(date)/WELLINGTON-NAPIER’ cds. The others, both in March 1904, have normal Napier arr cds. Very nice. (10)

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1966-97 Variety comprisng two sets 1931 Airs SG #548-550 (cat £60 each), four WWII Air Mail Letter cards unused, 52 modern Miniature Sheets with some duplication, many with exhibition opts, eg Expo ‘89, Philex France ‘89, Stamp World London ‘90, Centenary RPSNZ dual opts Sydpex and Auckland Children (2). PLUS 12 modern booklets. Clean good value variety. (74) 297 ** 1967-97 Ex-Dealer’s Stock including 1975-81 $2 (8), $5 (5), 1987 National Parks (12 sets & 2 M/S), 1988 Heritage Paintings & Whales (3 sets each), 1990 Ships (8 sets), Stamp Anniv M/S (5), 1994 $20 (2), Cricket (5 sets), few Health M/Ss, many other issues with 5 or more sets. NZ Retail is approx NZ$2,800. (100s & 27 M/S).

298 ** 1991-96 Exhibition M/S selection including 1990 Orchid M/S imperf, 1991 PhilaNippon (2), 1992 Columbus $2.50, 1993 Taipei (2), Bangkok (2), 1994 Hong Kong (2), PhilaKorea (2), also few other M/Ss include 1996 Atlanta (3), MMP, etc. NZ Retail approx $300. (23 items) 299 Selection on Hagners including 1913 Auckland Exhibition ½d & 1d used, 1936-61 Pictorials optd ‘Official’ to 8d mint including 1½d, 1960-66 Pictorials to 5/- in strip (2/-) or blocks of 4 (excluding 1/9d bistre-brown & 3/- blackish-brown) plus 3/- blackishbrown 10/- & £1 singles MUH, condition generally fine. (92) NEW ZEALAND 300 F 1862-63 Imperf Chalons Wmk Large Star 3d brown-lilac SG #40, good to large margins, tidy cancel. Fine example, Cat £160.

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1862 Chalon Wmk Large Star Perf 13 (at Dunedin) 6d red-brown, variety of SG #77 imperforate vertically at left and at right, huge example showing fragments of two adjoining stamps, crisp strike of ‘OTAGO’ in bars canceller. Rare. Ex Joseph Hackmey, RPSL Certificate (2006).

1864-67 Wmk Large Star Perf 12½ (At Auckland) 4d rose SG #119 - Campbell Paterson #A4a(1). Rounded NE corner and indistinct BN cancel. Fresh colour Cat £250 (Australia retail c$375).

—- 4d yellow SG #120 - Campbell Paterson #A4b. A slightly narrow stamp in a bright shade, woolly perfs. Part Christchurch duplex cancel and part red London transit or arrival. Very fresh colour Cat £110 (Australia retail c$225).

1906 Pictorials Perf 14 2/- Milford Sound and 5/- Mt Cook, SG #328a & 329a. Both rather roughly struck 1908 cds, typical woolly perfs, Cat £417. Difficult stamps.

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308 **/* 1940 Centennial blocks of 4 of ½d, 1d, 1½d, 3d,4d, 5d, 6d, 8d & 1/-, SG #613-25, top 2 units of each block hinged, couple of small tone spots on 1/- .

309 ** 1968 Health 2½c + 1c Miniature Sheet showing 2mm downward shift of yellow Olympic ring.

310 ** 2001 Queen Elizabeth II 75th Birthday complete set of 6 in imperforate sheets of 25 plus 3 complete sets in a composite sheet of 18, all superb unmounted [SG states that imperforate sheets were issued by the Philatelic Bureau to clients purchasing a certain quantity of material during 2001] (7 items).

NEW ZEALAND | Postage Dues 311 **/* Selected Issues 1899 15 dots large ‘D’ ½d and 3d SG #D9&12 blocks of 4 with lower units MUH; 1939 ½d SG #D41 block of 6 and large block of 32, 1949 1d, 2d and 3d SG #D45, 46w & 47w - all MUH. Some gum tone, min cat £310, TLC can help. (64) NEW ZEALAND | Commemorative Covers 1935 Arthur Bergen Dominion Day Cover with 1d Air tied by Wanganui ‘26SP35’ datestamp, typed address, fine condition.

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NEW ZEALAND | Postal History 314 * 1930s-90s Accumulation with modern commercial mail & PPCs including a $1.30 meter, 1950s aerogrammes to UK x2, FDCs (with a few silks) including 1947 Life Insurance set, plus lots more philatelic mail. (160+) 1935 (Jan 4) airmail cover GB to Auckland bearing KGV 2½d block of six tied by Sheffield cds, carried by Imperial Airways 315 * eventful flight IE 303 to Australia, three sectors of which were involved in interruptions, comprising: (i) Sylvanus force-landing at Mirabella with engine problem, (ii) Arethusa delayed at Jodhpur due to engine trouble, and (iii) Athena blown off course flying at night from Koepang 16 Jan, landing on a beach about 100kms east of Darwin. After being refueled by a QANTAS DH61, which was damaged upon take off, Athena resumed flight following day, confirmed by Sydney backstamp 20 Jan. Minor blemishes, rare incident to NZ. NEW ZEALAND | First Flight Covers 1931-32 Selection of three attractive Wilcox, Smith covers with ‘FIVE PENCE’ on 3d green and comprising [1] 1931 (Dec 24) 316 * Hastings-Invercargill Christmas flight NZAMC #65h; [2] 1932 (Jan 20) Hokitika-Wellington first flight NZAMC #70l; [3] 1932 (Apr 30) Auckland-Russell first flight NZAMC #76b, special illustrated envelope. Very small imperfections. (3)

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NEWFOUNDLAND | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 317 */U Assortment on Hagners mostly odd values or part sets including mint 1887-88 ½c Dog & 2c Cod, 1897 24c Salmon Fishing, 1919 36c Caribou, 1928-31 Publicity to 30c; also Canada earlies used including 1859 1c, Large Queens to 6c & 15c, 1893 20c & 50c, 1897 5c Jubilee mint plus a few New Brunswick; condition variable particularly the used stamps, Cat £700+. (110) NEWFOUNDLAND 318 * 1911-16 Coronation set 1c to 15c, SG #117-127, mostly fine mint, Cat £225. (11) NIUE | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 319 **/*/V 1920-35 Accumulation with 1920 1d Cook blocks of 10 x2 MUH & 1½d x100 including lots of pairs all cancelled “per favour”, 1931 2d on 1½d x14 (including blocks of 4 x2), 1932 2½d SG #58 used (Cat £80) & 6d block of 4 mint, 1935 Jubilee with 6d block of 4 including narrow ‘N’ in ‘KING’ (3 units including variety MUH), Cat £1,700+. (160+)

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PALESTINE | Postal History 322 * 1930 (Mar 6) Despatch Note to Tulsa Oklahoma with 50m strip of 3 & 5m tied by ‘NES ZIYONA’ cds cancels adjacent perforated label with typed ‘NES ZIYONA’ in violet and printed ‘96’ in black, Port Said & Alexandria transit datestamps on reverse. Minor corner faults. Rare and attractive.

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PENRHYN | Postal History 1920 (June 9) neat plain env registered to England franked NZ optd KEVII ½d SG #19 and the very useful KGV 3d chocolate 323 * SG #25 (cat from £210 on cover), registration label alongside and all cancelled three-ring cds ‘PENRHYN ISLAND/1/JE 9/20/N.Z’. Backstamps transit two-ring ‘COOK ISLANDS/RAROTONGA/3 JL 20’, London E.C hooded circle arr in red Sept 6.

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PERU | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 324 U 1860s Selection on leaves with 1860 zigzag background 1d blue x2 and 1p rose-red (repair) SG #8 & 9, 1d blue retouched SG #12, 1862 embossed Arms on thin paper 1d pale vermilion SG #14 x2. PLUS range of 16 “postmarked” 1r and 2r reprints (or forgeries?) as SG #1&2 on wove paper (one has wmk ‘18’ !) in various shades of blue, green, yellow, rose (or brownish red) as made by Pacific Steam Navigation Company in 1862 (or not? - in any case never available for postage). Not often seen, offered As Is. (23) 325 * Specimen Overprints including 1900 22c de Romana, 1905 12c Building, 1918 Portraits (ex 2c & 4c) 5c & 10c with thins, 1921 Postage Dues set with some duplicates showing variants in overprint types, 1924-29 Portraits 2c 4c 10c 20c & 1s; all stamps are punctured, some gumside blemishes, generally fine. (40)

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PITCAIRN ISLANDS | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 326 */*/U 1940-51 complete SG #1-12 with KGVI pictorials * to 1/- plus 2/6d VFU corner cds, seven original issues to 1/- on registered FDC to Melbourne (1½d x2), 1946 Victory set *, 1949 SW set with indistinct corner cds prob per favour. (15) PITCAIRN ISLANDS 327 ** 1979 IYC/Christmas MS (91 examples). Retail $200+.

328 ** 1985 $2 Paintings “A View of the Village” inscribed ‘1835’ instead of ‘1825’, MUH, Retail $300+. [Unissued - see note after SG #267] POLAND | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 329 U 1920s to 1960s just the odd later mint (odd MUH) but mostly used with some CTO incl 1960s miniature sheets, some German General Govt, also noting 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games on 4 FDCs. Thematic interest, earlies may surprise. (100s) MACAU | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 330 ** Miniature Sheets fine and fresh condition with 1986 Musical Instruments (AMERIPEX 86) and Dr Sun Yat Sen, 1987 Traditional Vehicles x2, 1993 Birds of Prey. Very attractive, cat c£400. (5) RUANDA-URUNDI | Postal History 331 * 1941 (Sep 25) use of pictorials 2f, 40c & 5c pair cancelled at Kigale, to Kikuyu, Kenya endorsed “Via Kigale & Uganda”, Kenyan censor label (Little #IIIA ‘284’ not recorded). Attractive and rare. [Smith hoard] RUSSIA - ALL PERIODS | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 332 */**/U Early to 1990s accumulation in 4 albums on 130+ Hagners with many sets, range of 1978-80 Olympic issues, M/Ss, opts, few imperf issues, much thematic interest. Generally fine. (100s) RUSSIA - Soviet Union (1923-1991) | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 333 */U 1937-60s small collection on hagners and leaves including miniature sheets (1955 MH Savitsky, Lomonosov University and Agricultural Exhibition, 1966 CTO Congress, Rustaveli and Sports Championships). 1930s and 1940s light representation with odd imperf, more 1950s and 1960s where majority CTO with no noticeable duplication and strong thematic content. (c150) 334 */U 1940-53 Collection incl 1940 All Union Agricultural Fair (17), numerous commem sets, mostly CTO. Much thematic interest.

(100s) ST. KITTS-NEVIS 335 ** 1938-50 KGVI 3d bi-colour SG #73 chalky paper very fresh MUH block of 4 incl variety break in value tablet as SG #73 (which is described as being on ordinary paper), Cat £300. Very difficult stamp. (4) ST. HELENA 336 * 1903 KEVII Crown CC Pictorials ½d to 2/- SG #55-60 fine mint, key 1/- & 2/- MLH, Cat £110. (6) 337 */W 1912-16 KGV MCA Pictorials ½d to 3/- SG #72-81, 3/- without gum, other values MLH, Cat £150. (10)

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SEYCHELLES | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 341 */** 1937-1963 Collection comprising 1937 Coronation, 1946 Peace complete to 1954-61 QEII Definitive set, with additional 10c blue & 70c in corner blocks of 6 or 8, 1963 FFH & Red Cross, also 1951 Postage Dues set to 30c, mostly fine mint with a few unmounted, Cat £233. (71) SEYCHELLES | Postal History 342 * 1897 (Feb 18) registered use of ‘18 CENTS’ on lightly soiled 30c postal stationery envelope H&G #B4 uprated with QV ‘12/cents’ on 16c Die II SG #17 and cancelled s/ring ‘SEYCHELLES/4/FE18/97’, to Ulm in Germany. On the front in red Paris TPO transit March 18, on the back in black Dijon transit March 19 and ‘ULM/BAHNHOF’ arrival March 20. Very popular country.

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SINGAPORE | Flight Covers - Commercial 1954 Australian 10d Aerogramme from ‘CLONBINANE/VIC’ with boxed ‘SALVAGED MAIL/AIRCRAFT CRASH/SINGAPORE 344 * 13.3.1954’ cachet in magenta. This was the crash of the BOAC Constellation RMA ‘Belfast’.

SOLOMON ISLANDS | Postage Dues 345 * 1940 set of 8, SG #D1-8, Cat £95. (8)

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ORANGE RIVER COLONY | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 346 * 1903-04 KEVII Wmk Crown/CA ½d to 1/- (ex 4d) SG #139-146; PLUS 1905-09 wmk Mult Crown/CA 1d, 4d and scarce 1/- SG #149-151. Light hinge remains, well centred and very fresh, cat c£150. (10) SOUTH AFRICA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 347 **/*/U 1913-1990s mixed mint (c38) and used (c155) mainly fine on 5 hagners including mint and used pictorial bi-lingual pairs to 2/6d, few official opts, postage dues, odd modern MS and se-tenant strips. More useful noted 1913-24 KGV defins cds to 10/- SG #316 and 2/6d pair MH/MUH (cat £110+), a photographic proof of the duty plate for the 1927 3d Groot Schoor pictorial. PLUS South West Africa (150+) on leaves and a hagner with various setting opts on South Africa, more mint bi-lingual pairs. Good variety with no obvious duplication, total cat well over £400. (340+) SPAIN | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 348 */U 1928-31 Commemoratives Collection with mostly mint sets including 1930 Goya plus Airs to 1p, Columbus plus Airs sets for Europe (4p & 10p are used) and for America, Spanish-American Exhibition set plus Airs, 1931 PUC Congress set plus Airs to 1p, some tonespots & some stamps lightly adhered to album pages, Cat €500+. (116) SPAIN | Postal History 349 * 1950s-90s Assortment mostly to European destinations (some to Australia) with approximate 50/50 split between covers & PPCs including 1952 x2 & 1959 registered covers to Tighe’s Hill (NSW), also some 1980s/90s registered covers and a couple of express mail items, plus attractive multi frankings amongst the modern material. (250+)

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SUDAN | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 350 */**/C 1903-1948 Collection with MUH postage dues 1948 2m & 4m complete sheets of 100 with plate numbers, plus other 2m & 4m multiples; Cat £1,500+; covers x7 including 1903 5m Postal Stationery Envelope used locally in Berber, 1935 British Military cover used from Khartoum to USA with oval ‘ORDERLY ROOM/2APR1935/1st.Bn The Cameron Highlanders’ datestamp in violet, 1931 & 1938 Imperial Airways flight covers to London; also PPC x4 unused; generally fine. (qty)

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SWITZERLAND | Postal History 352 PS 1900-44 Postal Stationery group 1900-17 from 5c green UPU to Bern (5 -one local, 4 ex Zurich), 1906 5c black Basel to Vitznau, then mixed range several to Bavaria 1908-14 with couple 5c greens uprated to 10c rate, ends 1917 commercial env Interlaken to Bern. PLUS 1939, 1944 and 1947 uprated types to Bavaria (one censored). PLUS inbound group from 1917 ex Tunisia registered and censored with ornate wax seals and others to 1960 from USA, Canada and an attractively franked env from Belgian Congo. Nice variety mainly fine. (23) THAILAND | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 353 */U 1883-1988 Collection mixed mint (218) & used in stock book arranged per SG catalogue #1 to #1094 no surcharges and infamous Japanese printed “BATH” stamps of 1974, 1974 Orchids M/S, Train & Butterfly cigarette cards & New Zealand 1993 Bangkok 1993 M/S; some duplication. (1316) THAILAND 354 */U 1898-99 Surcharges - Rajatiptai Printing Press [1] ‘1 Att’ on 12a purple & carmine SG #53 11½mm setting block of 4 (*/**), & 9½mm setting used block of 4 (faults) with notes; also 4 Atts’ on 24a purple & blue SG #61 range comprising one marginal ** with left selvedge & 8 used; condition variable; [2] ‘4 Atts’ on 24a purple & blue, sg #61, range comprising one marginal ** with left selvedge & 8 used, odd fault.

THAILAND | Revenues 355 */W 1942 Civil Defence: all mng as issues except where noted; [1] 1b Thai numerals rouletted blocks of 4 (2 shades, 1 og); [2] 1b Arabic numerals perf blocks of 4 x2; [3] 5b Arabic numerals. (17) THAILAND | Postmarks 356 S 1883-1928 Selection: of mainly native script cancels, appears to be all different. Interesting lot. (185 stamps).

TONGA 357 W 1897 Pictorials Imperforate Colour Trials in unissued colours comprising 6d brown, 1/- black & green and 5/- green & brown, the lower two values with shallow central thins, without gum. Most attractive. (3) 358 W —- in unissued colours comprising 6d brown, 1/- black & green and 5/- green & brown, plus 2/6d Parrot in the issued purple colour, all values overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’. Fine condition. (4)

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