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1856-60 Imperf Small Diadems Recess Wmk Double-Lined Numeral 1d orange-red SG #109 strip of 4, margins largely complete, minor blemishes (pinhole from obliterator penetrating paper on second unit), fine twin strikes of Rays ‘50’ of Albury [Rated RRRR]. Rare multiple. 1860-63 Registered Wmk Double-Lined 6 Perf 13 (6d) rose-red & pale blue SG #127, Retail $375. 1862 Wmk double-Lined 2 Paper proof blocks of four (2, one marginal), as utilised for 2d SG 189, very fine, rare.
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1880s-1900 Selection (26) incl 1882 NINEPENCE on 10d, 1888-89 Centenary 1d to 1/-, 1890 5/- Map, 1890 Allegorical 2½d, 1891 Opts (3), Postage Dues 1891-92 to 20/-, all opt ‘SPECIMEN’ or ‘Specimen’ in red, black or blue, also few ‘REPRINT’ opts incl c1870s-80s range (6) with 6d Registered and 5/- Coin, Mixed condition, most issues with no gum, Cat £550+. (32) 1870 DLR Die Proof 2d in blue on highly glazed card (92x60mm), trivial soiling on upper edge. Gorgeous! 1888-89 Centenary 1d bright orange View of Sydney and 2d brown Emu imperforate colour trials on ungummed, unwmked paper. (2) 1897 Charity 2/6d SG #281, usual uneven brown gum, well centred, retail $275.
1902-03 Chalk-Surfaced Paper Wmk 3rd Crown/NSW Perf 12x11½ 2/6d Lyrebird SG #326 plus 1/- Roo, 4d Cook x2 & 2½d QV tied by Sydney/NSW duplex cancels with adjacent circular ‘LATE FEE PAID’ handstamp on Henry Caulliez (wool trader, Sydney) commercial cover to France (Tourcoing backstamp). Rare usage of the 2/6d, the vendor has only recorded only other on-cover example (on a parcel tag). [The rate was 2½d per ½oz letter rate x20 plus 2½d late fee total 4/4½d]
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1905-10 Wmk Crown/A 6d deep orange P11 ACSC #N41, some gumside peripheral tonespots, strong colour, Cat $750. ACSC states at page 1/36 ‘It is rare’ 408 * 1905 Wmk Crown/Double-Lined A 20/- Carrington P11x12, SG #350b, Retail $375. NEW SOUTH WALES | Official Stamps 409 */U 1880-88 5/- Bright Violet Perf 11½-12 overprinted ‘OS’ in red (13.5-14mm separation - not in SG). Very well centred with original gum and parts of what may be two concentric oval per favour cancels and offered As Is. Plus two pairs optd ‘OS’ ½d grey, one with broken ‘O’ in opt. Plus 8 normal ½d grey (5 mint, 3 used) in range of shades and perfs. (14) 410 F 1887-90 10/- Mauve & Claret Perf 10 optd ‘OS’ Type O2 SG #O37b, CTO, Roumet guarantee handstamp, Cat £2,500. Rare. BPA Certificate (1989). 411 * 1888 Centenary Small ‘OS’ 5/- lilac map P10, SG #O49, Cat £500. 412 * 1891 Surcharges Small ‘OS’ 7½d & 12½d (rough perfs), SG #O56-7, Cat £107.
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NEW SOUTH WALES | Postal History 413 * 1852 (Jul 13) entire to London with 3d yellow-green Sydney View SG #42 margins close (just touching top right) to large tied by Sydney bars cancel, rated “8”, per “Sapphire” with fine ‘SHIP LETTER/(crown)/JY13/1852/SYDNEY’ departure datestamp in black, London ‘20NO20/1852’ arrival datestamp in red. Fine condition. 1854 (May 10) use of 1d & 3d Laureates (damaged - double weight) on outer from Singleton to West Maitland, stamps cancelled 414 *F with fine ‘66’ BN, “1854” in blue pencil on face. 1854-1905 Selection [1] 1854 stampless (uncancelled stamp upper right has been removed) to Redfern with fine unframed 415 * ‘FORWARD/FE11/1854/N.S.W.’ and unframed Liverpool backstamp; [2] 1881 Official cover “From/Mines” bearing ‘OS’ opt 1d locally used Sydney to The Museum; [3] 1885 commercial use 3d Stamp Duty Drummoyne to Wollongong; [4] 1905 8d rate Commercial Papers cover to USA (reduced at left) cancelled by four strikes of Auckland boxed ‘PACKET BOAT’, odd fault.
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1858 (Apr 14) cover to Melbourne with 3d Small Diadems imperforate vertical pair tied by Sydney bars cancel, close to large margins the lower unit with fragments of adjoining stamps at left and at right, ‘SYDNEY/D/AP14/1858/NEW SOUTH WALES’ & ‘SHIP LETTER/AP17/GPO VICTORIA’ (in red) backstamps, very fine condition. Pairs are rare on cover. 1861 cover to England with P12 Large Diadems 6d & Small Diadems 1d & 2d, all with strong bright colours, neatly tied by Sydney duplex cancels paying 9d rate “via Marseilles”, Cockermouth (Cumberland) backstamp, very fine condition. Most attractive tri-colour franking.
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1868 First Royal Visit (10 Feb) use of Government House, Sydney, envelope (embossed on flap), addressed in hand of H.R.H. Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, second son of Victoria and Albert, to Richard Hengist Horne (nom de plume of poet, Richard Henry Horne), warden of Blue Mountain Goldfield, Trentham, Victoria, bearing Diadem 6d tied by Sydney duplex. Horne had celebrated with a cantata, Galatea Secunda, the arrival in the Colonies of the Prince. An endorsement, “From Prince Alfred”, possibly in Horne’s hand, appears on reverse of cover. Four weeks after this item was posted, during this first Royal Visit to the Colonies, and whilst attending a picnic at Clontarf, the Prince was shot at close range, the bullet entering about two inches to right of his spine. A team of six nurses, trained by Florence Nightingale, attended upon the Prince, who recovered from the incident within a fortnight. This was Australia’s first conventional assassination attempt. Accompanying are photocopies of biographies and photographs of the Prince, and Horne, and reproduction of cabinet photo of Prince late in life, signed and with handwritten details. [Aside from the importance of this item historically, and its particular desirability to Royal Visit specialists, there is considerable philatelic significance attached. Prince Alfred was one of the early philatelists in the Royal Family; he was elected honorary president of The Philatelic Society, London, in 1890. This is believed to have inspired his nephew, George, later King George V, who benefited from the sale by Alfred of his collection to his brother, the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII). This merging of collections gave birth to the Royal Philatelic Collection.]
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1882 (May 20) envelope (very minor blemishes) to London inscribed per “Carthage” and Via Brindisi, with 8d yellow perf 10 SG #218a tied Sydney/NSW duplex’ with arrival backstamp small single ring cds ‘LONDON W./A F/JY3/82’. Very nice. 1903 (Sep 1) envelope with few blemishes from Sydney to Lord Howe Is with NSW 2d blue tied Sydney duplex, arrival backstamp ‘LORD HOWE ISLAND/SP4/1903/N.S.W’. Believed to be the earliest surviving cover to the island. [Appears to have been carried folded vertically which, in the typical humidity of the island, has given an offset outline of the stamp on the opposite side of the front. This in no way detracts from a seriously scarce cover.] 1904 (Jan 5) printed envelope to France with scarce franking of 1/- Roo plus QV ½d paying 2½d per ½oz letter rate x5, endorsed per “Orient Co RMS Ophir”, sealed with a part of a printed ‘LOUIS GILLE & CO/Australian General Catholic Depot/...’ label, part of the backflap & sealing label are missing.
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1908 PPC to New Caledonia with 1d Shield by Sydney machine cancel underpaying the 1½d foreign postcard rate, with boxed ‘DEF 5/FINE 5/10 CENTIMES’ handstamp reflecting double deficiency taxation (per new UPU regulations introduced in November 1907). 1919 (Nov 19) Lohmann & Co (Sydney) partly printed cover on blue stock addressed to Rabaul New Guinea endorsed ‘Per SS’ (printed) & “Coblenz” (in manuscript) with solo franking of 5d Diadem P12x11 SG #329 tied by Sydney machine cancel. Fine commercial item. 1921 (Feb 23) long and wrinkled OHMS envelope of The Treasury, New South Wales, Pay Branch, registered (red NSW Exchange label) to Haberfield with slightly foxed Roos 3rd wmk 6d pale blue Die II perf ‘OS/NSW’ tied ‘EXCHANGE’ s/ring cds. Backstamped the same plus registered Sydney and Haberfield arr cds.
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NEW SOUTH WALES | Postmarks 425 Sydney: The Post Office Sydney, original early lithograph (1840s?) drawn by J. Fowles, engraved F. Mansell, image 22½x19cm (approx), framed with glass and in good condition. NEW SOUTH WALES | Numerals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 426 SD 1853-1900s in two Euro s/books and three annotated exhibition pages, majority single stamps Adaminaby to Young and many in between, just a few on small piece (Tatts types mostly). One s/book with over 600 different numerals ‘2’ to ‘2094’. A quick glance at the higher numbers only saw RRRR 1997, 2094, RRR 1953, 2005, 2047. The second with a wide range of other types including mss, dumb cancellers, concentric ovals, framed and unframed date stamps, roller and machine types, registereds, interstate use, rubber handstamps, etc. Stamps include ‘OS’ opts, perf ‘OS’ and ‘OS/NSW’, odd surcharge and postage due, few Laureates and Diadems to 1/- but mostly more common values. Some faults but mostly fine. (1,200+) 427 * 1901-04 Selection on Registration Envelopes comprising ‘330’ (Menindie), ‘587’ (Gulgong) with GA Russell ‘The Bargain King’ oval advertising cachet, ‘928’ (Tweed Heads), ‘1088’ (Milperinka) & ‘1501’ (Broken Hill), all addressed to Tattersalls, generally fine. (5) 428 D Accumulation Of mostly ‘on piece’ items with many types of numeral cancellatons and cds cancels sighted, few with registration markings. Appears to be mainly ‘Tatt’s’ mail plus small smattering of Australian slogans. Mixed condition as usual. (100s) 429 S Annotated Array on Hagners of lowly rated or unrated cancels including Type 1B ‘87’ (Ipswich, Moreton Bay) on imperf Small Diadems 2d, Type 4b x2 strikes on ½d on 1d block of 4, Type 3R12 ‘645’ on QV 1d [Rated RR], ‘1616’ on 1d Arms, etc; also a few cds cancels & and Queensland numerals. [approx 160]
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1854; closed 30/6/1965.
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Replaced Broulee PO 1/2/1857; closed 3/5/1862.
252: (B2) largely complete Type 2R24 strike on 2d Small Diadems Perf 12, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to South Gundagai-PO 1/4/ 1859; closed 20/2/1989.
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Garden Palace-PO 17/9/1879; closed 20/4/1880. 1292: ‘1292’ (B2) on QV 2d [Rated NNR]. Allocated to Mullet Creek-PO 1/6/1885; closed 30/4/1889.
$80
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1465: (B1) Type 4B strike tying 2d blue to Tatts cover, Black Range ‘MY11/1905’ cds alongside, central spike-hole. [Rated RRRR] Allocated to Black Range-PO 16/5/1889; renamed Lavington PO 15/6/1909. 1731: (B2) x3 strikes tying 1d Shield x5 to piece, part ‘GARAN[GULA’] cds alongside, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Garangula-PO
9/7/1894; RO 1/5/1897; PO 1/6/1899; RO 26/9/1904; closed 19/3/1927.
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391: (B1) slightly smudged Type 3R16 tying defective 2d DLR to cover addressed to Sydney, Kembla ‘NO5/1863’ backstamp, [Rated RRR]. Freeman notes “Several covers are recorded”. Allocated to Kembla-PO 10/7/1863; closed 31/1/1866. 646: (A2) largely fine strike on DLR 2d, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Willow Tree-PO 1/8/1872; closed 30/6/1873. 965: (B2) discernible strike on QV 2d, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Mount Wilson-PO 1/3/1879; renamed Bell PO 9/1/1889; TO 1/7/1979. 991: (A2) fine strike on QV 1d red, of similar quality to the example illustrated in Freeman’s book, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to
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PO 27/11/1882; Re-allocated to Pyrmont PO 27/11/1882.
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NEW SOUTH WALES | Numerals 431 S 31: (A2) clear Type 2R38 strike on 2d DLR, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Picton-Renamed from Stonequarry PO 1/9/1841. 432 S 54: (A2) Type 2R37 strike on perforated 1d Small Diadem, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Pyrmont-PO 1/4/1853; renamed Harris Street 433
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1/12/1897; replaced by Kyogle PO 27/1/1903.
2012: (B2) incomplete & watery Type 4B strike tying 1d Arms to locally addressed PPC, adjacent Lower Mookerawa cds x2, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Lower Mookerawa-RO 1/1/1887; PO 1/11/1900; closed 8/12/1955. 2050: (B1) complete Type 4B strike tying 1d Arms pair to Tatts cover, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Clare-RO 1/2/1895; PO 1/3/1902; closed 21/5/1917.
NEW SOUTH WALES | Datestamps | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1905-55 Newspaper Postage Paid collection on written up pages. Strength in 1930s & 1940s. All different includes 2 covers. 446 *S Difficult group. (20) 447 * A-Y Collection on covers/stationery arranged in order in carton, largely 1930s-90s, generally good strikes and condition, without duplication amongst types. (c.1,400) Aberdare-Young collection bundled by PO alphabetically in carton, appear largely 1940s-90s, stated to be all different, appear 448 * generally good strikes and cover quality. (c.2,600) Aberdare-Zetland Collection on covers/stationery, largely 1930s-90s, neatly bundled in alphabetical sequence, vendor states 449 * no duplication amongst datestamp types, appear generally good quality strikes and condition, wide range of stamp usage, etc. Exceptional opportunity to enter new collecting field. (c.3,500) 450 * Commonwealth Era collection of cds cancels largely on commercial covers/stationery, arranged in PO order, stated to be no duplication, some useful stamp usage noted, generally good strikes on sound entires. Excellent basis for expansion, which would otherwise take years to assemble. (approx 2000) Modest Commonwealth Era A to Y Collection without duplication on covers/stationery. Useful starter lot. (approx 600). 451 * Selection [1] ‘MARYVALE/OC11/1907’ cds x2 on Tatts cover; [2] fine ‘MIRANDA/DE23/1909’ cds on PPC; [3] ‘MOGO/OC3/ 452 * 1907’ cds x2 on Tatts cover; [4] PERRICOOTA/OC 19/1907’ two fine strikes on cover to Tasmania; [5] ‘SOUTH WEST ROCKS/ ’JA 4/1906’ cds used as receiving cancel on PPC; some minor blemishes. (5)
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—- with 1894 part ‘TRAVELLING PO No 1’ on 2d Emu pair, 1911 ‘WILDE’S MEADOW’ on QV 2d, 1914 unframed ‘WILSONS DOWNFALL’ in 1d Roo, plus two other items. (5) NEW SOUTH WALES | Datestamps 454 Lord Howe Island: two largely fine strikes of ‘LORD HOWE ISLAND/21MY37/NSW’ datestamps tying 3d Kookaburra & 3d Sturt to cover addressed to USA, sender’s ‘Hands Across the Sea’ handstamp applied between stamps, fine condition. 455 * Round Hill: inwards stampless postcard addressed to “Round Hill, Public School”, with improvised receiving office cancel ‘dO/RH/’ (inverted ‘d’ for ‘p’) probably configured using a basic John Bull printing kit, but unlike the two previous examples offered by us this cancel has no dateline. Rare. PO 1/10/1886; closed 31/12/1897.
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1897; TO 3/10/1931; closed 27/10/1933.
NEW SOUTH WALES | Travelling Post Offices North West: Peck Type #1NW4A ‘TPO/1/NTH/WEST/*/DOWN-13MY10/C/NSW’ fine strike tying 1d Arms pair to PPC 457 * addressed to Quirindi. Peck records only one 1910 cover bearing this type. Ex Whitsed Dovey. Wee Waa: 1904 (Sep 20) uprated Registration Envelope addressed to Tasmania with three good to fine strikes of ‘WEE WAA/ 458 * TPO/SP/20/04/NSW’ cds, Peck #WW.
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West: Peck Type #1W10 ‘TPO/1/WEST/DOWN-11/JU/08/2/NSW’ fine strike tying QV 2d to PPC addressed to Dubbo. Stated to be the only known example on cover. NORTHERN TERRITORY | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings Army, RAAF and Navy POs cover selection of all different cancellations/allocations per Proud, includes rubber types (9), good 460 * range of censor handstamps, generally reasonable strikes, odd fault. (53) 461 * —- cover selection of all different cancellations/allocations per Proud, good range of censor handstamps, generally reasonable strikes, odd fault (34) QUEENSLAND | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 462 */W/U 1862-1911 Simplified Collection with Small Chalons to 1/- postally used, plus 2/6d & 20/- (fault) fiscally used, First Sidefaces to 1/- deep violet *, Large Chalons 2/6d * plus 5/- x6, 10/- x2 & £1 x2, most, if not all fiscally used, 1882 Lined Background 4d * & 2/- unused, 1897-1908 Four Corners to 2/- * plus 2d Cracked Plate used, 1d Charity (heavily aged) *, 1906-10 9d ‘AB’ pair *, Stamp Duty 1871 to 5/- & 1892 long types 5/- & 10/- fiscally used; also duplicates on Hagners; mixed condition. (100s)
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QUEENSLAND 463 F 1860 Imperf Small Chalon 1d carmine-rose SG #1. Slightest hint of a professional repair at left, NSW type triple oval ‘QL’ cancel (upside down strike), four clear to large margins with excellent colour. 464 U 1860 Small Chalon Wmk Large Star Clean-Cut Perf 14-16 [1] 2d blue SG 35, centred to left, Cat £110, weak ‘95’ rays cancel of Brisbane. [Rated RRRR]; [2] Rough Perf 14-16 6d yellow-green SG #18, Cat £30, light ‘14’ rays cancel of Nulalbin. [rated RR] 465 * 1882-91 Lined-Oval Die II Wmk 2nd Crown/Q Perf 9½x12 2d SG #183, few nibbed perfs & minor soiling, well centred, part gum, Cat £400. 466 U 1882-95 Large Chalons Recess 2/- blue reconstructed sheet of 30, including 11 pairs, all fiscally used. Ex Kiddle. 467 ** 1895 Lined-Oval No Wmk Burelé Band Perf 12½,13 ½d green SG #223, bottom right corner rejoined horizontal block of 14 (7x2) with full selvedge, important variety double perfs at base affecting only the lower right five units and the selvedge (several reinforcements). Several units show ink blotches in the white areas around Queen’s head, one unit with a closed puncture. As normal stamps cat £140 (local retail $210). Interesting. 468 U 1897-1908 4-Corners Wmk 2nd Crown/Q Perf 12½,13 [1] 2d blue cracked plate - early state (behind Queen’s eye only) with double perfs at left; [2] 2d deep blue cracked plate SG #235a. (2)
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QUEENSLAND | Postal History 1861 inwards cover from England with Emblems 6d pale violet SG #70 tied BN ‘844’ of Corfe Castle (backstamp), adressed to 469 * Ipswich Parsonage with Brisbane (Nov 24) transit & Ipswich (Nov 25) arrival backstamps, receiver’s manuscript markings note arrival date of Salsette ship’s arrival at Sydney, minor aging. 470 * 1896 (Jan 21) Thursday Island cover to ‘The Resident Magistrate or Hon Government Secretary’ with 2½d rose Lined-Oval vertical strip of 4 plus 3d & Void-Oval 1d tied by multiple strikes of unframed ‘THURSDAY ISLAND/JA21/96/QUEENSLAND’ cds (Manning Type #3c), paying the 2d per ½oz Intercolonial rate x7, no backstamps.
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QUEENSLAND | Postmarks 471 SD 1850s-1900s: stockbook collection all periods. Over 200 different numerals two Moreton Bay (one indistinct, one ‘131’ Gladstone [Rated RRRR]). Another RRRR is ‘182’ Silkstone on 1890 6d green sideface. Others include RRR x12, RR x31, R x65+ (vendor counts, some ratings do not conform with Manning 2009 ratings). Over 140 CDS noting 1880 Fern Vale, 1907 Lytton, 1907 Thurrulgoonia Includes over 50 Tatt’s and other small registered pieces with mostly common 1d and 2d values and 33 pieces with all different double-lined registered, ‘SHIP LETTER’, ‘LATE FEE’, ‘PAID’ and other markings with odd TPO. Some assignments uncertain (eg ‘98’ x2 are actually ‘86’, and ‘86’ is actually ‘98’) but these and other mis-rated items do not detract. (600+) QUEENSLAND | Numerals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 472 S Accumulation of mostly commoner types on Sidefaces including rated ‘167’ RR, fine ‘332’ on first sidefaces 2d pair RRR, & ‘442’ R. (180+) QUEENSLAND | Numerals 473 S 92: (A2) rays on Crown/Q 4d Chalon P12. [Rated RRRR]; [2] ‘152’ (A1) NSW BN on 1876 2d Chalon (trimmed perfs). [Rated RRRR on Chalon]; [3] ‘249’ (c2) BN on 1d 4-Corners. [Rated RRRR] 474 S 133: Type 2R20 on 2d Small Diadem [Rated RRR] Allocated to Myall Creek-PO 1/8/1854; renamed Dalby PO c.1855. (2) 475 S 319: (C2) BN on 2d 2nd Sideface. [Rated RRR]; [2] (B1) BN on 1d Roo. [Rated RRRR]; [3] ‘489’ (A2) on 1d Roo [Rated RRR]; [4] 497 (A2) on 1d red KGV. [Rated RRRR] 476 S 613: (B1) on 2d 4-Corners. [Rated RRRR]; [2] ‘627’ (B1) on 1d 4-Corners (faults). [Rated RRRR]
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477 S 635: (A1) & light ‘665’ (B1), both on 1d 4-Corners. [Both Rated RRR] (2) 478 S 642: ‘642’ (A2) on 2d 4-Corners. [Rated NNS - a very fine example realised $495 in 2011!] Unallocated 479 SD 712: (A2) & ‘725’ (A2) on 1d 4-Corners. [Rated RRR & RRRR respectively] (2) QUEENSLAND | Datestamps | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 480 * 1930s-60s CDS Cancels on Cover Collection offered intact on covers/stationery, most if not all commercial, arranged in PO order, appear generally good to fine strikes with many scarcer types noted, stated to be all different. Terrific opportunity and very difficult to assemble. (approx 1000).
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1990s-2010s (A-Y) majority Australia Post ‘OFFICIAL MAIL’ envelopes with cds and originating in Queensland (AllenstownYorkers Knob), others from Northern Territory (Humpty Doo), NSW, SA, WA. Light pmk duplication seen, mainly fine. Unusual offering. (250+) A-Y Collection on covers (mostly standard small envelopes), and the occasional Stationery, largely 1930s/pre-decimal 1960s, mostly sourced from two finds, the Brisbane Masonic Lodge hoard (yielded 1930s-50s era), and Mobil Oil (1960s), arranged in alphabetical sequence in carton, ready to mount as a serious collection, generally good quality strikes and condition, vendor states no duplication amongst types. Exceptional opportunity. (c.1,400) Acland-Zillmere Collection on covers/stationery, largely 1930s-90s, strength in £SD era, all different types, arranged alphabetically in box, generally good quality strikes and condition. (c.800)
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Military and RAAF POs cover selection, WWII and few postwar, good range of postal concession handstamps, generally reasonable strikes, odd fault. (24) 485 * Selection of CDS Cancellations on £SD and decimal issues on covers/stationery, generally good to fine strikes, no duplication, useful for the beginner. (340) WWII Military POs cover selection, all different cancellations/allocations per Proud, includes a few from Thursday Is area, good 486 * range of censor handstamps, generally reasonable strikes, odd fault (80) QUEENSLAND | Reliefs | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1935-2000 Range various types on cover or front (c70) and on piece (7). Some social but mostly commercial usages incl odd 487 *D Tattersall and OHMS, pre-decimals go back to KGV 2d Silver Jubilee. Lowest number seen is ‘1’, highest ‘42’. (75+) 484
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 488 U 1855-58 Imperfs both printings selection with [1] London 2d rose-carmine SG #2 close cut, 6d deep blue SG #3 x4 one close 4-margins, others 2-3 margins; [2] Adelaide 2d red shades x5 all appear SG #9, one good 4-margins, other 3-margins or nearly so. Barred numberless circle or diamond BN cancels, cat £900+ (retail c$1,250). Excellent value. (10) 489 */W/U 1858-1912 stockbook accumulation in mixed fair to fine condition with duplicated issues from first roulettes SG #13-18 to 190612 wmk Crown/A long types to 2/6d. In between wide range shades and perfs, most surcharges with four blue ‘TEN PENCE’ on 9d yellow incl two believed SG #36, small ‘SPECIMEN’ opt on 9d claret pair (as SG #146), thin and thick ‘POSTAGE’ long types used to 2/6d x6 and mint oddments to 5/- SG #290b x2. Good range ‘OS’ opts to 2/- x7 (incl a very doubtful inverted opt on 4d), couple obvious forgeries, ‘OS’, ‘SA’ and odd private perfin, few revenue types and other oddments. Huge variety - we have nor reason to doubt stated catalogue to be well into £1,000s. Sure to reward at this very competitive estimate. (100s) 490 1860-1911 duplicated stock in mixed poor to fine condition from second roulettes (mostly 2d orange shades) to 1905-11 Crown/A wmk low values SG #293-7. Earlies include plenty of Humphrys large and small star wmk values to 2/- (lots of 6d blues and 1/- browns), surcharges (eg ‘8 PENCE’ on 9d x7, over 20 ‘2½d’ on 1d) and odd private perfin. No long types but includes small range ‘OS’ opts. Basis for many collections here, inspection recommended. (100s) 491 * 1880s-1900s on sparsely populated 7-Seas pages from 1880 ‘8 PENCE’ on 9d surcharge prob SG#119 with earlier issues also including a nice 1/- brown prob SG #130 and 2/- carmine SG #151. Later a mixed group Long Toms with 2/6d thin ‘POSTAGE’ SG #276 and seven values 3d to 1/- thick ‘POSTAGE’ in SG #285-303 range, some surcharges and odd ‘OS’ opt. Generally fine and fresh with retail c$950 (simplified basis), good starter. (26) 492 F 1902-04 Long Types thin ‘POSTAGE’ mainly fine with P11½-12½ 3d to 2/6d with both 8d inscription sizes SG #268-276a, P12 set of 4 complete SG #280-3. (13)
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1902-12 Long Types in mixed fair to fine condition with [1] thin ‘POSTAGE’ 3d x7 (both perfs, one private perfin), 4d x4, 6d x2, 10d, 1/- & 2/6d; [2] thick ‘POSTAGE’ Crown/SA wmk 6d x3 (one perf ‘SA’), 10d & 1/-; [3] Crown/A wmk 3d x10 (two private perfin), 4d x5, 6d x2, 9d & 1/-. Various value inscription sizes, majority squared circle cancels, simplified retail over $600. (40) 494 U Official Perfins on long types with some mixed condition [1] thin ‘POSTAGE’ perf ‘SA’ 4d P12 as SG #281, perf large ‘OS’ 8d and 4d P12 as SG #272 & 281, perf small ‘OS’ 2/6d as SG #276a; [2] thick ‘POSTAGE’ wmk Crown/SA x4 all perf ‘SA’ 6d x2, 9d as SG #286a, 1/-; [3] thick ‘POSTAGE’ wmk Crown/A x5 perf ‘SA 3d, 4d x 2 shades, 9d and 1/-, plus perf large ‘OS’ 1/various perfs in SG #298b-303 (x2) range. (14) SOUTH AUSTRALIA 495 F 1856-58 Imperf Adelaide Printing 1d yellow-green 3 close margins, SG #6, Cat £650, small nick at left. 496 F —- 2d orange-red SG #7. Horizontal pair with clear margins all round and tied to slightly aged small piece by two medium strikes 13-bar numberless circle (Adelaide) with, alongside in red, unframed oval ‘SHIP LETTER/FREE/DC*8/1857/GPO VICTORIA’. Interesting piece. 497 F —- 2d in the three SG-listed shades. Orange-red SG #7 four clear close margins with indistinct 11-bar BN, blood-red SG #8 shaved top right and lower left with 13-bar numberless circle (Adelaide), red shade SG #9 four margins with 11-bar BN ‘1’ of Port Adelaide. Very nice, retail $450+ (as least expensive shade x3). (3)
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—- 2d red SG #9. Horizontal pair with left unit four clear margins, right unit shaved at right, grille cancel (plus small part red transit or arrival handstamp). Very nice, retail $300+ (as two singles). —- 2d red pair 4-margins (good to large), SG #9. —- 6d slate-blue SG #10. Four margins very close lower left, grill cancel. Very nice, Cat £180 (retail $250+). —- 1/- red-orange SG #11, just-touching to large margins, Adelaide dumb cancel, Cat £550. Attractive example of an underrated stamp.
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1860-69 Die Proofs 4d dull carmine-rose in its finished state (ie as SG #27), an imperf horiz pair on unwatermarked paper (uneven separation along top). Very fresh. 1860-69 Second Roulettes 9d imperforate plate proof pair in black on ungummed unwmked paper. 1869 ‘TEN PENCE’ on 9d Yellow (Black Opt) perf 11½,12½ SG #79. Glazed gum and some aging, Cat £325. Very difficult stamp missing from many collections. 1884-89 Reprints on Handmade Paper Wmk Crown/SA (Wide) 9d claret P11½-12½ (as SG #146), a nicely centred horizontal pair with small ‘SPECIMEN’ opt (12¼ mm). Slightly glazed gum and woolly perfs, otherwise very fresh. Multiples are scarce. [These opts were prepared for presentation purposes or for inclusion in collector sets.]
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1886-96 ‘POSTAGE & REVENUE’ variety comprising [1] postally used perf 10 2/6d and 5/- SG #195-6, perf 11½-12½ 2/6d and 5/- SG #195a-6a; [2] fiscal use perf 10 ex noted with 2/6d, 5/- x3 and 10/- x2 (one perf 11½x12½) - fiscal cancels almost successfully removed from 5/- x2; [3] 15/- and £4 on reprint paper with ‘SPECIMEN’ opt removed and replaced by never previously reported squared circle datestamp of ‘NIKOSIE/AP-25/95/??? AUS’ (no atlas could help us here). (12) 1884-89 Reprints on Handmade Paper Wmk Crown/SA (Wide) long ‘POSTAGE & REVENUE’ mostly P11½-12½ 2/6d to £15 (no £5 brown, otherwise as SG #195a-207a), includes two 50/-, £4 and £10 (one perf 10 with wmk sideways), all with small ‘SPECIMEN’ opt (12¼ mm). Some sweated and disturbed gum, other blemishes. Very difficult stamps. [These opts were NOT prepared for UPU distribution but for presentation purposes or inclusion in collector sets.] (14) 1886-96 ‘POSTAGE & REVENUE’ Perf 11½-12½ 10/- green SG #197a, just o/c with slightly dist og. Fresh, Cat £200 (retail $225+). 1902-04 Thin ‘POSTAGE’ Perf 11½-12½ 3d to £1, simplified (1/- & £1 are CTO), generally fine. (11)
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—- 10/- green SG #278, very light hinge remains and well centred. Fresh Cat £160 (retail $175+). 1904-11 Thick ‘POSTAGE’ Wmk Crown/SA (Close) Perf 12 10/- green (towards olive) SG #291, small spot below neck, o/c left, light hinge remains. Strong colour, Cat £160 (retail $175+). SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Official Stamps 515 V 1870-73 Wmk Large Star Perf 10x11½-12½ or Perf 11½-12½x10 or Compound 1d deep green optd ‘OS’ SG #O2 with ‘GPO ADELAIDE/JA9/74’ cds, Cat £350. RPSV certificate (2009). Very scarce. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Revenues 516 F 1902 KEVII Stamp Duty Perf 11½,12½: £10 gold & green MW #112, rated R4 (1-10 examples), crease. A great SA rarity. 517 * 1915 2d Surcharge: on 1d ochre (well olive-yellow), MW #134, rated R3. Lovely mint example.
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Assortment: comprising [1] ½d Wrappers x4 unused plus used to New Zealand; [2] 1d Postal Cards x3 from Adelaide to Gilberton, Kapunda to Stirling, plus taxed example to England with fine Bury St Edmunds arrival datestamp, some items with toning. (7) SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Postal History 520 * 1861 ‘Inland Department’ Form (an early form of AR) sent with registered cover from Mount Gambier and returned from Hamilton, Vic, nice oval ‘HAMILTON/SE10/61/VICTORIA’. Very rare. 1896 OHMS Education Department printed registered cover to Yorketown (squared-circle backstamp) with 2½d on 4d 521 * Surcharge Perf 10 pair optd ‘OS’ SG #051 (the right hand unit flaw on serif of ‘S’ of the ‘OS’ overprint) tied by ‘REGISTERED ADELAIDE/JY1/96’ cds. Very fine. 1910 PPC (Adelaide Hills view from Mount Lofty) to Germany with 3d Thick ‘POSTAGE’ Long Tom P13½ tied by Adelaide 522 * machine cancel. 519
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Diamond Numerals 523 S 140: (B2) on 2d orange (faults). [Rated RRRR] Allocated to Allandale-PO 30/3/1860; renamed Allandale North PO c.1865; closed 25/1/ 1887.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Datestamps | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1904-90s Shire/Municipality mail from Adelaide to Yorketown with useful range of ‘PAID’ or meter cancels, with various 524 * illustrated envelopes, slogans, etc. Ideal starter collection. (Few 100) 1940s-90s Useful cds starter collection on covers/stationery, stated to be all different, appear generally good to fine strikes and 525 * mostly fine condition. (630) 526 * 1980s Range range, 70 covers with little duplication, nearly all last day philatelic covers. Plus rare Tantanoola Tiger cover cancelled on both 31DEC1999 and 1JAN2000. Good group and excellent value at estimate. 527 U/C A to Y Array of predominantly decimal strikes mostly on piece including 1965 Purnong Landing tying 2/5d Wren, 1971 Pennington, 1979 Wild Horse Plains (23SE79 cds - date error? - office closed 7/3/79), also selections of mostly 1930s-80s receiving office cds cut-outs from registered letters including 1936 Mt Bold, 1936 Paradise, 1943 Mount Burr, 1949 Pekina, 1955 Tooligie, 1958 Rendelsham, 1959 Yilki, 1970 Happy Valley (in violet), 1971 Pennington Migrant Hostel; plus Northern Territory decimal era cancels including Alyangula (2, one on 1982 cover), Alice Springs (several types), Batchelor on two 1980s covers, Barrow Creek (poor strike) on 1982 taxed cover, Darwin (several types), Jabiru, Nhulunbuy, RAAF Tindal, Tennant Creek, Top Springs, Winnellie, Yulara, Yuendumu & Yulara; should reward close inspection. (100s) Aberfoyle-Yunta Collection on covers/stationery, largely 1930s-90s, all different types, arranged alphabetically in carton, 528 * appear generally good quality strikes and condition. (c.850) 529 * Modest Mostly Decimal selection of different cds cancellations on covers/stationery (250 approx).
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Travelling Post Offices Gawler Railway: 1905 (Aug 17) cover to Tasmania with 2d violet tied by fine Gawler Railway Type 2 squared-circle cds with a 530 * second fine strike alongside, weak Presgrave Type #30 ‘KADINA RAILWAY/AU /17/[0]5/SA’, fine Hobart arrival cds. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Reliefs | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 531 *D 1947-2010 Range various types on cover or front (45+) and on piece (105+). Some social but mostly commercial usages incl Tattersall’s types, OHMS, pre-decimals go back to mid KGVI period. Lowest number spotted is ‘1’ (two types incl PAID in red), highest ‘69’, curiousity is mis-spelt ‘RELEIF’ usage in 2000. (150+) TASMANIA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 532 * 1870s-1912 on sparsely populated 7-Seas pages from sidefaces ½d orange to 10d black including scarce 4d pale yellow P11½ SG #147 with wide right margin (retail $175), also all nine 1899-1912 pictorial values from various printings (5d appears MUH). Nice clean lot with retail c$650. (26) 533 U Bundleware 1899-1912 Pictorials 1d & 2d (1,000 of each), some postmark interest, few perfins, varieties. (2,000) 534 U —- 1899-1912 Pictorials 1d & 2d (1,000 of each), some postmark interest, varieties. (2,000)
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1853 Imperf Courier Thin Hard White Paper 1d pale blue SG #3. Clear margins top and bottom, very close touching in places left and right, neat BN ‘60’ (Launceston) cancellation. 1857-69 Imperf Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral [1] 1d deep red-brown, MNG, margins at places, tiny paper inclusion; [2] 1d dull vermilion 2-margins; SG #25,28, Cat £700. —- 1d carmine, two very nice examples with 3½ margins, SG #29, one MNG, Cat £280. (2)
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1860 6d Grey SG #45 clear margins ragged in places, BN cancel; PLUS 1899-1900 recess pictorials set of 8 SG #229-236 cds. Clean lot, retail c$275. (9) 539 W 1863-71 Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral Perf 10 1d dull vermilion showing nice doubling of design. SG #58. Tiny natural paper inclusion. 540 W/* 1863-71 Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral [1] 1d dull vermilion P10, [2] 1d carmine P13, [3] 1d brick-red P13½, all unused and faults; [4] 4d blue, part og, narrow example of this issue; SG #58-80 range, Cat £400. 541 */** 1871-91 Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral Perf 12 6d dull claret, SG #143. Well centred block of 4 with many almost blind perfs and some a bit uneven, one unit MUH. Very fresh, local retail $300+ (cat £168 as all hinged). 542 * 1891 Sidefaces Wmk TAS & Lines Perf 12 ½d orange vertical pair imperforate SG #172a, large-part gum, Cat £225. TASMANIA | Postal History 1925 (June 10) Smithton registered cover to Bahamas with attractive four-colour franking combining late use of ½d & 2d 543 * Pictorials plus KGV 2d brown & 1½d red tied by multiple strikes of ‘SMITHTON/10JE25/TASMANIA’ cds, rare red/black provisional Registration Label, damaged in transit to Melbourne with ‘FOUND OPEN/(intials)/OFFICIALLY SEALED’ repair tape applied and tied by ‘REGISTERED/15JE23/MELBOURNE’ datestamps, New York transit backstamp, minor edge blemishes. TASMANIA | Datestamps | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 544 * 1930s-90s Collection of CDS Cancellations on covers/stationery arranged in post office order, many are difficult to acquire, stated to be without duplication, quality of strikes and condition appears generally good to fine, excellent for expansion. (860) Alonnah-Zeehan Collection on covers/stationery, bundled in alphabetical sequence in carton, stated all different types, appear 545 * generally good quality strikes and condition, useful collection starter. (c.860) Decimal Era Array of cds cancels on covers/stationery, no duplication, useful. (290) 546 * 547 PO Photos group of 50 coloured photos of 47 different POs (several now closed) taken by John Webster in the mid-1980s.
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TASMANIA | Datestamps 548 * Launceston: 1892 use of 1d Postal Card tied by ‘LAUNCESTON’-in oval of six thick bars, Launceston ‘AU22/92’ cds at left. This item was posted 16 months earlier than the 27 December 94 ERD recorded in Tasmania: The Postal History and Postal Markings Volume I. PO 12/10/1822. 549 S Selection in 32 Page: KEK stockbook of mostly Pictorials sorted alphabetically and identified, many different printings, several multiples, few perf ‘T’ or ‘OS’, Dues. Mostly fine. (500+) TASMANIA | Travelling Post Offices 550 * [1] TML No 1 use of Type H ‘DE5/[1]884’ truncated dumb cancel being a fair strike on part-letter bill with partial Antill Ponds wax letter-seals x3; [2] TML No 2 use Type ‘J’ ‘FE23/1885’ dumb cancel being a fine strike on letter bill with complete Campbell Town wax seal & datestamp. (2) Western Line 1907 (Aug 31) cover from Cressy to Campbell Town with ‘TPO No 4’ backstamp apparently applied for Cressy551 * Western Junction section & ‘TPO No 3’ backstamp apparantly applied for the Western Junction to Campbell Town section. Opened out & reinforced for exhibit purposes. Believed to be the only known cover supporting this theory and previously unrecorded. VICTORIA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 552 * 1880s-1912 on sparsely populated 7-Seas pages highlighted by very fresh 1900s simplified set ½d to 1/- plus 5/- (and 1912 surcharge) with cat £200+. Good starter in generally excellent condition, min retail $660. (25) 553 U Bundleware QV 1d brown (1,300), pink (4000) and 2d mauve (400) all in neat bundles. Some postmark interest possible. (5,700)
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1850-53 Half-Length Ham Altered 3rd State 3d blue [Pos 4] 4 close to touching margins, SG #14, Cat £70, light Barred Oval cancel. —- 3d blue [Pos 9] 4 close to touching margins, SG #14, Cat £85, extremely light Barred Oval cancel. Attractive. 1852 Imperf Queen-On-Throne Ham Recess 2d reddish brown [YC] 4 good margins, SG #18. Couple of minor stains detract little from an otherwise nice stamp. 1854 Imperf 1/- Octagonal comprising [1] Retouch below ‘IL’ of ‘SHILLING’ [27], stamp partly split and repaired along a heavy crease; [2] another example with network flaw above ‘T’ of ‘VICT’, two complete margins; interesting specialist items. (2) —- SG #25 with major retouch above ‘RIA’ of ‘VICTORIA’ [Pos 4], margins just clear to large, tied to small piece by fine barred oval ‘1/V’ cancel well clear of the the variety. An extraordinarily visual retouch and the finest example known. Ex Kellow and illustrated in his book at page 83.
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1854-57 Half-Length Campbell & Fergusson 3d greenish-blue SG #29a, some aging, unused, Cat £1,500. RPSofV Cerificate (2012) states “unused...repairs to top & bottom margins”. 1854-55 Imperf Calvert Woodblocks 6d TOO LATE, SG 33, margins good to large, Barred Oval ‘2’ cancel, Cat £250. —- 2/- dull bluish green/pale yellow three clear margins, SG #35, soiled thinned, and tear. Just a space filler unfortunately. Cat £3,000. —- 2/- dull bluish green/pale yellow SG #35, 4 good even margins, Retail $375. —- 2/- dull bluish green/pale yellow SG #35, 4-margins, Retail $375. 1859 Perf 12 By Robinson 1/- Octagonal SG #81 retouch above ‘R’ of ‘VICT’ [35], a couple of short perfs. A very rare retouch.
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—- [1] 1/- indigo-blue SG #81b large white flaw below ‘S’ of ‘SHILL’, unusual to find on this scarce shade; also [2] 1/- blue SG #81 with white flaw under ‘N’ of ‘ONE’; both stamps with faults. (2) 1863-74 Laureates DLR Paper Wmk Single-Lined Numeral 2d dull lilac P13 pair with part marginal wmk, SG #109b, Retail $350, left unit with coloured flaw on forehead and both stamps with many coloured spots. 1863-74 Laureates Emergency Printing on DLR Paper Wmk Incorrect Single Lined Numeral 10d grey wmk 8, SG #119, Cat £120. 1867-81 Laureates Wmk V/Crown Perf 13 4d rose (shades) complete reconstruction of the 120 positions from the Third Setting neatly presented on four album pages with a detailed plating key for Settings I & III. (120) —- 1/- light blue/blue watermark inverted, some short perfs & associated thinning in left margin, unused & rare as such. 1880-84 Naish 2d brown on pale rose card unfinished die proof prior to the insertion of Secret Letters in the four corners. Unique, superb & beautiful.
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1882-84 Wmk 2nd V/Crown Perf 12½ 2d bright mauve SG #211 block of 12 (6x2) from the upper-left corner of the sheet, minor gum blemishes, nine units MUH, Cat £600++.
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1912 ‘POSTAGE’ Wmk 5th V/Crown Perf 12x12½ or 12½ 1d rose-carmine SG #458 (BW #V52) ‘CA - JBC’ Double Monogram strip of 12 BW #V52z & za being an Emergency Printing on Stamp Duty Paper, with ‘VICTORIA DUTY’ sheet edge wmk, superb unmounted, Cat $600+ (mounted).
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VICTORIA | Revenues 579 */V 1951-66 Stamp Duty Perf 11: 3/- yellow-orange, 5/- moss-green, 6/- green (very light cancel), and 10/- brown single and rare light brown pair (crease in one), unused part o.g. (6) 580 * Stamp Duty: 1958-67 share transfer forms with range of duty stamps affixed, many shades, usage combinations & multiples, approximately 80% are pre-decimal with values to 45/-, £5 (2) & £10, plus decimals to $10 & $20, in addition there are are a few stampless documents with stamp duty office markings. (approx 300 forms). —- 1958-67 share transfer forms accumulation with many different shades, combinations and multiples aprroximately 80% are 581 * pre-decimal frankings with values to 45/- (2), £5 (3) & £10 (2, on a single document, one with small fault), decimals to $10 (3), $15 & $20; in addition there are some stampless documents with Stamp Duty office markings (a few with ‘DULY STAMPED’ handstamp), also some Victoria/NSW combinations, and a few varieties & perfins sighted. (approx 430 forms). —- 1960-64 share transfer forms x7 with scarce high denomination frankings in conjunction with lower values comprising £1/10/582 * (shades in pairs x2), £2 pair & £5 pair (one unit closed tear), £10 pair plus 45/-, £6, £7 & £8 (pinhole) singles, generally very fine used mostly cancelled with a single penline and a light rubber datestamp. 583 * —- ‘O&M (Ord Minett) perfins on 1966 $20 strip of 4 (pattern reversed, sideways reading up or normal x2); $50 (2, one sideways reading up, one sideways reading down) plus $20 (sideways reading down) used in conjunction with lower values on two complete 1966 share transfer forms. (2)
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VICTORIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 584 PS 1908 Fleet Cards 1d and 1½d mint Stieg #P33 & 34, Cat $200. Very minor imperfections. (2) —- QV 1½d red Fleet Card Stieg #P34 produced for visit of US White Fleet, used with MELBOURNE/30SE/08/VICTORIA’ cds, 585 * no message, slight bends. Used cards are very rare! [ex Freeman 2006 Show Champion exhibit]
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VICTORIA | Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Official) 586 PS 1905(C) 1d Pink With ‘OS’ Dots in Die on Education Dept. long envelope uprated by KGV ½d green with 1926 DINGEE cds, Stieg #DB3. VICTORIA | Postal Stationery - Wrappers Mostly Unused Selection comprising 1873 ½d on 1d Stieg #E3, 1882 1d green #E6, 1885 ½d #E10x2, 1886 1d green #E11, 587 * 1886 1d yellow-green #E15, 1887 ½d x2 #E16-E16a, 1890 1d brown #E17; also used ½d #E10 used Melbourne to NSW, ½d E#16 used to England plus 1903 1d vermilion #E26 CTO; condition variable. (12)
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VICTORIA | Postal History 1846 (Dec 30) boxed ‘FREE/MELBOURNE’ handstamp on entire to Geelong, endorsed “JFL Forster” (member of the Legislative 588 * Assembly), Melbourne crown oval departure d/s in black on reverse. Rare. 1852 (Dec 13) prepaid lettersheet from Geelong to Melbourne with boxed ‘PAID AT/GEELONG’ handstamp in red & handstruck 589 * ‘2’ in red denoting the amount of pre-paid postage. Fine & rare. [Handstruck rate markings were used only at Geelong between 1850-1854]
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1854 (Feb 27) OHMS GPO printed letter to Castlemaine with ‘MELBOURNE/(crown)/FE27E/1854/VICTORIA’ datestamp in red, returned to Melbourne with boxed ‘PAID AT CASTLEMAINE’ handstamps in red x2 and ‘CASTLEMAINE/(crown)/MA6/1854/ VICTORIA’ oval backstamp in black, opening faults. Scarce re-use of a Postmaster’s letter with addressee paying both inward & return postage. (1) —- OHMS folded letter to Post Office Ballarat with very fine ‘FREE/GEELONG’ boxed handstamp on face & ‘GEELONG/(crown)/ JU10 1854/VICTORIA’ backstamp, partial backflap, minor aging.
1859 (Dec 2) registered cover from Hepburn to Ticino in Switzerland carried per P&O steamers Malta & Delta with rare franking of 1/- Octagonal horizontal strip of 3 [35-37] & Queen-on-Throne 6d tied by fair to fine strikes of BN ‘25’ of Hepburn (fair oval backstamp), registration markings with the sender’s signature on the flap, various transit markings including ‘[crown]/ REGISTERED’ & ‘PD’-in-circle handstamp applied in London (both in red), French ‘CHARGE’ handstamp & ‘ANGL/AMB CALAIS B’ cds, Swiss ‘BASEL’ & ‘BIASCA’ datestamps & octagonal assessment of postage due handstamp all on reverse, minor blemishes on the face & some staining on reverse. Ex Geoff Kellow & Michael Silvasich.[The 1/- strip is a unique franking. The first unit has the major retouch of ‘SHILLING’ with ‘IN’ largely obliterated and shrunken ‘G’ and distorted ‘+’ at right, which was apparently an attempt to correct a creased transfer. The only known example of the retouch and creased transfer on cover]
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1882 (Sep 25) use of ½d Bantam & 8d Laureate on commercial cover from Melbourne to Berlin, ‘Per S.S. “Indus”/Via BRINDISI’ printed in TLC. 1896 (Apr 7) cover from Melbourne to England (Maidstone backstamp), franked with QV 2½d red on yellow tied by Melbourne duplex, with boxed ‘TOO LATE 2’ (35x7mm) handstamp being the only recorded example of a Too Late handstamp with a numeral alongside, some age spotting. [Letter was posted too late to catch the P&O Himalaya which departed on 7th April and was held over for Ophir which departed 14th April]
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1868 (Apr 25) cover to London “Via Marseilles” with 10d SG 123 tied by fine BN ‘148’ duplex of Emerald Hill, Melbourne ‘2H’ departure backstamp in blue, London arrival backstamp, most of backflap missing. 1872 (Dec 20) OHMS Education Office printed envelope with Chief Secretary Frank addressed to Concongella (PO closed Feb 1868), boxed ‘MISSENT TO/GREAT WESTERN’ handstamp on face, Ballarat (Dec 20) & Stawell & Great Western x2 (Dec 22) backstamps. Rare.
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1860 cover from England to Ballarat “Via Marseilles” franked with 1854 QV 4d carmine rose pair & 1d red-brown tied by BN ‘315’ of Thornbury (near Bristol) with two strikes of ‘ADVERTISED/AND/UNCLAIMED’ oval handstamp, accompanied by OHMS Returned Paid Letter envelope used to return the cover to the sender, with ‘OFFICIAL-PAID/JA22/61/LONDON’ arrival cds in red on face. Rare. (2) 1863 (May 19) cover to England with 6d Adapted Design tied by BN ‘[2]49’ (Rated RR), Mortlake & Geelong backstamp, ‘PAID/ 21JY63/LONDON’ arrival cds on face. 1865 (Aug 26) cover to London via Marseille (“By Marsels”) with ‘M’ handstamp in red applied at Geelong, boxed ‘RECEIVED OPEN/AT GEELONG’ handstamp in black on reverse & also endorsed in manuscript (apparently handed over unsealed, which was only noticed after stamps had been cancelled), QV 4d Laureate & 6d Adapted Design both tied by Geelong duplex cancels paying 10d rate, fine ‘LONDON/PAID’ arrival cds in red on face.
$100
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1905 (Sep 25) inwards PPC from Klerksdorp (Transvaal) with boxed ‘UNCLAIMED AT CAMBERWELL’ handstamp in black and dated & initialed “Refused on acct of tax” in manuscript, ‘RETURNED LETTER OFFICE/DE 20 05/NATAL’ d/ring cds in violet & ‘RETURNED LETTER OFFCE/29DEC1905/JOHANNESBURG’ cds in black. Very fine. 1907 (Sep 3) registered letter from East Melbourne to Hobart with boxed ‘RECEIVED OPEN’ handstamps on front & on reverse, re-sealed with postage stamp selvedge, postal official’s notation “Recd Torn, GPO Melb RK” in pencil & witnessed “GED, 4-907” in ink.
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—- (Dec 30) PPC from Lorne addressed to Addisea (?) with boxed ‘POST TOWN/NOT/KNOWN IN VICTORIA’ handstamp applied & “via Geelong” added in manuscript alongside. 1907-08 [1] 1907 use of 4d, 5d & 1/- on long registered cover to Edinburgh, NB (North Britain); [2] 1908 use of 1d & 2d pair all perf ‘OS’ on cover from Chief Inspector of Factories. Both a little battered.
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1908 (Dec 31) Sandhurst stampless local cover with boxed ‘IRREGULARLY/POSTED’ handstamp applied in black, 1d green Bell subsequently added, cancelled by Sandhurst duplex with another strike obliterating the instructional handstamp, delivered with ‘MORE TO PAY’ handstamp showing 6d due from addressee for double deficiency for letter weighing over 1oz. Very scarce. Official Mail modern covers with perf ‘VG’ frankings, many envelopes with ‘Parliament of Victoria’ Arms in range of colours, 605 * many addressees are serving Members of Parliament, Cabinet, etc. Difficult assembly, mainly fine. (c80) VICTORIA | Postmarks 1922-2000s Collection of ‘PAID’ Machine Cancels on Cover: informatively written-up in binder with 1922 official envelope 606 * with Type 3 (25mm) ‘PAID AT/2d/17/11/22/MELBOURNE’——’VICTORIA’ machine cancel in red, 1919 State Land Office window envelope with Type 4 ‘PAID AT/1½d/MELBOURNE’ machine cancel in black without machine code (very scarce), 1925 Type 6 ‘PAID AT/1d/MELBOURNE’ machine cancel in red without machine code on Bankers’ Parcel wrapper (fragile), also 1945 use Type of 9, Type 10 x7 including 1½d rate on 1949 Greetings envelope, plus range of later cancels including Type 20A on 1965 Certified Mail cover; Also Surburban & Country selection with a good range types & office represented. (100+) 607 Melbourne: The New Post Office Melbourne, original early lithograph (1858) drawn and lithographed by Edward Gilks, printed by Fergusson & Mitchell (who were associated with a number of Victorian stamp issues), image 52½x39cm (approx), a few small blemishes, framed (no glass). 608 S Selection: stockbook range numerals with duplex types and datestamps on range generally more common state (incl postage dues with mss, L.C. and other cancels) and Commonwealth £sd issues with many KGV values to 5d, some Roos to to a 2/- perf ‘VG’. Presented in either number or alphabetic order, many on piece, mainly fine. (300+) *
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VICTORIA | Barred Numerals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 609 S Selection of Numerals on turn-of-the-century Tatts covers including ‘101’ (Berringa), superb ‘172’ with large spaced figures (Baringhup); others with mostly poor/weak numeral strikes but generally with clear cds cancels alongside including ‘187’ (Long Gully), ‘241’ (Riddels Creek), ‘284’ (Tylden), ‘377’ (Macarthur), ‘380’ (Beeac), ‘905’ (Sheep Hills), plus 2 others. (10) 610 S Selection on 2d Queen-On-Throne comprising [1] BO ‘11’ of Burn Bank/Lexton [Rated RR], stamp with pinhole & surface abrasion; [2] BO ‘12’ of Maiden’s Punt [Rated RRR]; [3] BN ‘79’ of Streatham [Rated RR]. (3) VICTORIA | Barred Numerals 611 S 1263: ‘MCC/63’ (A2) on Naish 2d brown. [Rated RRRR] Allocated to Yanipy-PO 1/2/1882; closed 15/5/1895. 612 S 1399: (B2) on 1d pink. [Rated RRRR] Allocated to Yarroweyah North-PO 18/4/1884; closed 1/7/1890. 613 S 1485: (A1) fine strike on 1d red. [Rated RRR]. Allocated to Mount Hooghly-PO 1/3/1886; RO 1/6/1919; PO 1/7/1927; closed 31/5/1940.
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620 S 1894: (A2) 1st type on 2d violet. [Rated RRRR] Allocated to Hodgkinson-PO 10/2/1892; closed 1/9/1916. 621 S 2007: (A1) complete strike on 1d pink. [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Massey R.S.-PO 3/7/1899; renamed Massey PO c.1916. 622 S 2045: (A1) bold strike on 1d pink. [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Sassafras Gully-PO 1/6/1901; LPO 27/10/1993. 623 S 2074: ‘2074’ (A2) on 1d pink. [Rated RRRR] Allocated to Waranga Outlet-PO 1/8/1903; closed 1/9/1905. VICTORIA | Datestamps | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1950s-60s Selection registered standard-sized covers largely from the Electrolux hoard, different POs Abbotsford – Yarraville, 624 * some scarcer, odd fault, generally good commercial quality. (146) 625 * 1980s (A-Y) look to be all Australia Post ‘OFFICIAL MAIL’ envelopes with cds. Little if any pmk duplication, mainly fine. Unusual offering. (600+) 626 Abbotsford-Yarraville registered standard-size covers/stationery of 1950s-60s, mostly from the Electrolux hoard, with different registration labels (from mostly different Post Offices – smaller noted), sighted Return to Sender, underpaid, etc, some faults, appear largely good commercial quality. (145) Army, RAAF and Navy POs cover selection, few postwar, all different, good range of censor and concessional handstamps, 627 * generally reasonable strikes, odd fault (34) 628 U/C Mostly 1980s-90s datestamps on letter rate covers in four albums predominantly commoner types plus a few certified mail and meter covers; also decimal A to Y datestamps on piece in two albums with many complete strikes sighted. (100s) 629 * Predominantly Decimal Collection of cds cancellations on covers/stationery arranged in post office order, appear to be largely if not entirely commercial, useful stamp usage items noted, stated to be without duplication, years of work to assemble, also a shoebox of duplicates. (1,750+) Starter Collection of cds cancels mostly on decimal covers/stationery, without duplication, useful. (500) 630 *
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VICTORIA | Datestamps 631 *DS ‘A’ & ‘B’ Accumulation on Stamps and Covers: with 1905 unframed ‘BERWICK’ tying 1d Due pair to taxed PPC; KGV Heads on piece including ‘BROWN COAL MINE’, 1921 ‘BESSIEBELLE’ on 2d orange pair & 1922 ‘T.O. BROADMEADOWS’; decimal era with many fine strikes on piece or on cover including 1974 underpaid & taxed with 28c in stamps added tied by ‘BOX HILL/ 12MR75’ cds, 1982 last day ‘MIL PO BALCOMBE’ cancel & 1992 ‘BRENTFORD SQUARE/PAID’ in black, etc. Close inspection suggested. (100s) 632 *DS ‘C’ & ‘D’ Accumulation on Stamps and Covers: with strikes on KGV Heads on piece including 1921 ‘CHINKAPOOK’, ‘COLBINABBIN EAST’ x2, & ‘CUDGEWA’ and 1922(?) ‘CURDIE’S RIVER’; also 1958 ‘DESGRAVES ST C1’ on Broadcast Listener’s Licence; decimal era including unstamped cover with boxed ‘UNDERPAID POSTAGE/COLLECTED FROM SENDER/ 24OCT2000/DANDENONG LETTERS CENTRE’, plus other fine strikes on piece.
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Alexandra: straight-line ‘ALEXANDRA’ (B2) on 1½d brown KGV, separate dater of ‘8JAN1920’ on face. The only example we have seen. Renamed from Redgate PO 24/4/1867; LPO 1/12/1997. Extensive Array: KGV and early KGVI period (majority pre-WWII) on and off paper A-Y with some duplication. Big range adhesives by no means all common low values (though most are), better noted several each 1929 3d Air Mail, 1/- large Lyre, 2d Dark Hills, 5/- Arms x150+. Terrific value. (1850+) Geelong Exhibition: 1883 (Mar 25) Exhibition Hall Company, Geelong Ltd £25 Debenture with 6d Stamp Duty at top cancelled in manuscript “25.3.83/S Strickland/Secretary”. A fascinating piece of ephemera from this short-lived (?) office. Also a modern newspaper cutting with Exhibition article. PO c.-/9/1886; closed c.1886. Melbourne: collection from 1864-1912, written up for display. Good range of duplexes and later cds, a few covers, value is in the duplex period with includes very rare 1887 ‘24’ and quite rare 1895 ‘26’ (c.130) —- collection from 1895 to 1990s. Good range range including Paids, GPO, registered etc, some duplication. Good value at estimate. (100s) Range Of: numeral cancels, cds, duplex cancels, etc, with many numbers represented incl ‘MC/24’ (St. Kilda West), also including several Belt & Buckles, ‘MO&SB’, Telegraph Offices, ‘blue’ cancels, multiples, etc. Worth inspection. (100s) Repatriation General Hospital Caulfield (1): ‘REPAT.GENL.HOSP.CAULFIELD SE8/24AU36/VIC.’ on 5d Registration Envelope with blue registration label. [Rated PPP] Renamed from Caulfield Military Hospital PO 1/7/1933; renamed Caulfield Military
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Rostrevor: ‘ROSTREVOR/26FE42/[VIC.]’ (A2) on 2d red KGVI. [A slightly better copy realised $230 in PPA auction 20! Open for about one month each year for the hop-picking season!] PO 12/2/1929; TO c.1950; closed c.-/8/1963. St Kilda South: ‘St Kilda South/2MAR1945/VIC’ boxed multiple cancels in violet (plus another very fine strike on reverse) tying 641 * stamps to registered airmail cover to England, Melbourne censor tape, blemishes. WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 642 */U/W 1854-1912 Simplified Collection with imperf 4d blue (2, one with 15-bar ‘11’ cancel of Newcastle), 1861 P14-16 2d unused, 1885-93 Crown/CA to 1/- mint including 1d pair, mint Surcharges including ½d in red and in green on 3d cinnamon SG #111a, 1898-1907 6d *, 1902-12 to 10/- (toning) used including 5/- in both wmks, 1912 Crown/A 1/- *, Postal Fiscals to 1/- (no 2d) used with 1d pairs x16; also duplicates on Hagners with possible postmark interest; mixed condition. (250+) 640
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA 643 W 1854-55 Imperf Lithographs 4d blue, 4 clear margins, SG #3a, Cat £425, nice unused copy, tiny tone spots and small thin under ‘N’ of ‘PENCE’. 644 F —- 4d blue with tilted border, 4 margins, SG #3i, Cat £1,400. 645 F 1854-55 Lithographs Roulette 7½-14 1/- pale brown rouletted on 4 sides, SG #6a, couple of small surface abrasions, Cat £900. 646 U 1857-59 Imperf Hillman Litho Wmk Swan 2d brown-black/Indian red, SG #16, cut-to-shape and tear at right, Cat £800. 647 V 1860-64 Imperf Recess Wmk Swan 6d sage-green with pre-printing crease, SG #28, Cat £400. 648 F —- 6d sage-green 2 clear margins others close, SG #28, Cat £400, cancelled with 15 bar ‘3’ cancel.
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1900 (Dec 14) use of 1d Postal Card #PC2 tied by ‘SHIP MAIL ROOM/DE14/00/PERTH WA’ cds, addressed to Sheffield 658 * England, taxed with ‘T/5’ & ‘1d/ISA’ handstamps applied, Sheffield ‘JA20/01’ cds & ‘JA21/01’ duplex arrival cancels, corner crease otherwise fine. 659 PS 1892 Surcharges 3d green ovpt with double ‘1½d.’, with normal for comparison, couple of small faults. 1901 (Nov 12) use of 1½d (in dark blue) on 3d Postal Card #PC5 tied by ‘KALGOORLIE/10/NO12/01’ duplex sent to Semaphore 660 * (SA) with ‘SMR/PERTH WA’ transit and squared-circle Port Adelaide transit & Semaphore arrival datestamps. 661 * 1897 (Mar 10) use of ½d chestnut Postal Card on white stock #PC6 uprated with ½d green & tied by Fremantle ‘MR10/1897’ duplex cancels, addressed to Kent Farm (SA) with fine ‘NORWOOD/MAY20/67’ squared-circle transit datestamp, message in German, some aging.
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closed 15/6/1931.
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Datestamps 667 D Daylerking: [1] framed ‘[D]AYLERKING/AP24/13/[W.A.]’ (C2 - ERD) on 1d Roo. PLUS ‘[GRE]ENS LANDIN[G]/?JUL13/[WETN AUST]’ (A3) on 1d Roo. 668 S Hutt: ‘HUTT/25MAR23/[WESTER]N AUSTRALIA’ (A2)on 3d Roo. [A B2 copy sold for $176 in 2006.] Renamed from Yuba RO c.669
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Postal History 1899 (Mar 17) The Western Australian Bank cover from Perth to Guildford with 2d yellow (fault at base) by weak Perth duplex, 662 * superb ‘GUILDFORD/A/MR18/1899/WESTERN AUSTRALIA’ backstamp in violet. [Contains a default notice demanding an immediate loan repayment] 1916 (14 Oct) registered Official cover (blemishes), late use of ‘LAND TITLES DEPARTMENT’ Frank stamp, apparently in error 663 *F for the regular Dept handstamp, bearing KGV 4d orange ‘OS’ tied by oval Registered Perth datestamp to Tarra Tarra, unclaimed and with various associated markings, backstampings including poor, but very rare, double-oval ‘POSTMASTER/17.OCT.1916/ GERALDTON W.A.’ rubber datestamp. WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Datestamps | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 664 * 1950s-90s Useful Collection of cds cancels largely on covers/stationery, apparently entirely commercial, stated to be no duplication, appear largely good to fine strikes and fine condition. A nice starter lot. (500+) Albany-York Collection on covers/stationery arranged in alphabetical sequence in carton, all different types, appear generally 665 * good quality strikes and condition, useful collection starter lot. (c.640) Mostly Decimal Selection of cds cancels on covers or stationery, no duplication, useful. (250) 666 *
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Reliefs | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 671 *,D 1953-2000 Range various types on cover or front (8) and on piece (23). Covers with couple per favour but mostly commercial usages incl odd Official type, several red PAID types. Lowest number seen is ‘1’ (in 2000), highest ‘112’ (in 1976). Plus similar ACT and Northern Territory with 6 covers and 12 pieces 1965-2000. (49)
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