Lot 1304: 1967 5c Xmas vertical marginal pair, Imperforate on Three Sides.
Auction No.46 Friday 24th June 2016, commencing at 12.30pm Level 2, 170 Queen Street, Melbourne, Australia.
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Lot 552: Canada KGV 5c violet pair Imperforate. Lot 793: Leewards KGVI 10/- Missing Pearl.
Lot 901: South Africa 2d Airship Flaw
Lot 1043: South Australia 1902-04 ‘EIGNT PENCE’ error.
Lot 1145: First Wmk 9d ‘JBC’ Monogram
Lot 1282 (part): 1/6d Christmas Bells sunken Die Proof
Lot 1305: 1969 5c ILO pair Gold Omitted (middle circles).
Lot 1168: Third Wmk 10/- Type C Specimen + variety
Lot 1219: SMult P14 1/4d Deep Turquoise
Lot 1259: KGVI 3½d Brown-Purple Booklet Pane FDI
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Welcome to Phoenix Auctions Auction No.46 Welcome to our fourth major Public Auction for 2016 comprising 1,000+ lots to be held on Friday 24th June commencing at 12.30pm. This is our third catalogue for 2016 in a two-part format, featuring an image supplement, with illustrations for every lot, to be used in conjunction with our text catalogue. This was trialled in our March sale and has continued to receive high praise from our catalogue subscribers, especially as our use of high quality images has been maintained. We continue to actively seek consignments for upcoming auctions, so if you are planning to liquidate part or all of your collection, maybe to offset against the cost of future purchases, please speak to Matt, Ian or David who will be happy to advise on the best way to present your material to the market. Our next public auction Sale No.47 is scheduled for Friday 5th August, so consignments of better single items or collections for inclusion in this sale will need to be with us by Friday 24th June. David with be attending Autumn Stampex to be held at Business Design Centre, Islington in London from 14th-17th September and will be be happy to receive consignments for auction and advise on how Phoenix presents material to achieve best possible outcomes, including the option of fixed price Buy-it-Now sales on our popular website.
Box Lot Auction #1604 commences at 10:00am on the same day - Friday 24th June. General Sale #46 Session 1 will start at 12:30pm commencing with lot 501 and comprises 469 Foreign and British Empire lots with British Commonwealth varieties featured throughout, worthy of special note are another nice offering of Canada imperforate flaws and a South Africa 1930-54 group of varieties. Extensive Germany includes specialist varieties, postal history and flight covers, plus Occupied Territories & Colonies. Postal history gems are scattered throughout the whole section and in particular we would draw your attention to lots #856-7 from New Zealand - two 1959 commercial covers with rare multiple frankings of the 10/- Queen-on-Horse, also flight covers with lot #949 USA 1926-78 Collection of Airmail Crash and Interrupted Flights, worthy of a special mention. Session 2 will start at lot 970 no earlier than 3:00pm, comprising 540 lots of Australian Commonwealth, Colonies & Territories. This session features probably the strongest section of pre-decimal Commonwealth issues we have offered outside the Hardy Collection and includes important KGVI Plate Blocks, Coil Perf & Booklet Pane FDCs and QEII Die Proofs, plus a 1904 £1 Stamp Booklet with a glorious illustration of Perth GPO on reverse, which originally contained NSW 1d Shield x240!, also decimal varieties including 1967 5c Xmas pair Imperforate on three sides (Cat $20,000) & 1969 5c ILO pair with Gold (Middle Circles) Omitted. Phoenix Auctions continue to support the blossoming postal history market and this section features a number of multiple-rate commercial covers from the Philips Industries hoard. Colonies feature the celebrated South Australia 1902-04 8d Long Tom ‘EIGNT PENCE’ error in a marginal block of 4, as well as an excellent variety of postmark collections and single items. Viewing for this Auction. Saturday 18th June Sunday 19th June Monday 20th June Tuesday 21st June Wednesday 22nd June Thursday 23rd June Friday 24th June
10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 10am to 4pm 8am to 9:30am - after 9:30am limited viewing only.
Non-Melbourne based clients are welcome to do early viewing. Simply call us in advance so we can have everything prepared for you. 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 Nick Martin (UK) - ph 01205 460968, email nick@loveauctions.co.uk Trevor Chinery (UK) - ph 01205 330 026, email trevortrilogy@aol.com
Special Mention for this Auction to: David Wood, Matt Hancock, Alison Burns, Cathy Bishop, Chamu Chander, and Ian Matthews. Special thanks to Mark Knothe, our Consulting Philatelist, and to Ken and Betty Pearson for their continued support at Auction times
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My Auction 46 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 the Buyer’s commission is 19.25% (incl GST) 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.
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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.
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Country and Regional Classification Aden: 505,670,896 Aden - Transit or Destination Mail: 665 Africa: 530-531,581,592-595,620,702-703, 705,718-719,766,769,777-778, 787-790,850,858,861-863,876-878, 893,896-911,916-917,921,926,953, 957,983,1377,1380,1460,1464,1467 Albania: 824 Antarctica: 1298,1481-1482 Antigua: 883 Arab States: 505,570,581-583,593-595, 659,670,702,736,738,766,769, 777-778, 877, 896, 953, 983, 1460, 1464,1467 Argentina: 833 Ascension: 506-508 Asia: 545-546,562-572,593,608-616,644, 701,706-709,735,743,751,755-760, 763-768,791,796-815,819-820,833, 859-860,864-868,894,918,927-931, 953, 956, 960-962, 1133, 1330-1332, 1446,1482,1486 Australasia: 501,503,516,522,526,530, 560,573-574,580,590,602,605,613, 619,657-659,666,710,719,736-738, 741,750-751,767-768,777,783, 786-787,800,818,823,827-828, 835-857,860,869,872-873,877, 886-888,895,908,911,918-921,924, 939-940,945-946,970-1482, 1484-1509 Australia: 501,503,506,516,522,526-527, 530,532-534,536-538,549,552,557, 560-561,573,577,580-581,592,602, 605,613-614,619-620,657-659,666, 679,717,729,734,736-738,741, 750-752,767-768,777,781,783,787, 799-800,819,821,823,827-828,830, 841-842,846,858,860-861,863-865, 869,872-873,877,884-885,888,893, 908,911,918-921,924,927-928,931, 939-940,943,945-946,955,958, 970-1482, 1484-1485, 1493-1494, 1497,1499-1500,1503 Australia - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 1483-1485,1492-1500 Australia - Transit or Destination Mail: 649 Australia Commonwealth: 1010-1012, 1039-1040, 1051, 1098, 1104, 1120, 1122-1333, 1342, 1356, 1365, 1412, 1476,1493-1494,1499-1500 Australian Antarctic Territory: 1267,1298, 1481-1482 Australian Capital Territory: 580,1397 Australian Colonies - General: 503,516, 522, 526, 530, 560, 573, 580, 602, 605, 613,619,657-659,666,736-738,741, 750-751,767-768,777,783,787,800, 823,827-828,860,869,872-873,877, 908,911,918-921,924,939-940,946, 970-1123, 1131-1133, 1188, 1228, 1238, 1258, 1278, 1286, 1288-1289, 1294,1337,1361,1367,1369, 1373-1376, 1397-1398, 1413, 1424, 1426,1428-1429,1450,1453, 1456-1459,1475,1484-1485,1503 Australian Territories: 786,1298,1380, 1445,1469,1481-1482,1486-1509 Austria: 509-517,575-578,601,655,667 Austria - Transit or Destination Mail: 649 Autographed Covers: 1456 Baden: 621,696,926 Bahamas: 518 Balkans: 513,515,575-579,583-584,647, 650,687-694,747-752,776,824-825, 872,879,890,937-939,963-969 Baltic States: 623,653,675,792,795 Barbados: 519-522 Bavaria: 622 Belgium: 523-527,916
Bermuda: 527-529,606,654,875 Bosnia - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 517 Brazil: 530 British Commonwealth: 501,503-508,516, 518-522,526-564,569-570,573-574, 580-585,590,592-600,602,605-606, 610,613,619-620,654,657-659,666, 670,692,705,710-746,750-751,753, 755-760,763-770,777,779-783, 785-790,793-794,796-818,821,823, 827-828,833-869,872-873,875, 877-878,883-888,891-911,916-921, 924,926,930,932-936,939-940, 944-946,953,955-956,958-959, 961-962,970-1482,1484-1509 British Commonwealth Occupation Forces (Bcof): 1483-1485 British East Africa: 531 British Honduras: 532-544 British Somaliland: 777,896 British West Indies: 518-522,527-529,561, 606,654,753,779-783,875,883,944, 958-959 Brunei: 545 Burma: 546 Cambodia: 611 Canada: 547-560,785,961-962,1398,1410 Canada - Transit or Destination Mail: 950 Cape Of Good Hope: 897 Cayman Islands: 561 Central Africa: 861-863 Ceylon: 562-564,610 Ceylon - Transit or Destination Mail: 665 China: 546,565-572,608-616,644,701, 706-709,735,743,755-760,819-820, 946,960,1133,1446 Christmas Island: 1366,1403,1442-1443, 1445-1446,1486 Cocos (Keeling) Islands: 1380,1487 Collections & Accumulations: 501, 503-508,516,518-523,526-564, 569-570,573-574,580-585,590, 592-600,602,605-606,610,613, 619-621,623-624,654,657-659,666, 670,692,705,710-746,750-751,753, 755-760,763-771,777,779-783, 785-790,793-794,796-818,821,823, 827-828,833-869,872-873,875, 877-878,883-888,891-911,916-921, 924,926,930,932-936,939-940, 944-946,953,955-956,958-959, 961-962,970-1482,1484-1509 Colombia: 573 Cook Islands: 574 Croatia: 513,575-579 Croatia - Transit or Destination Mail: 969 Cuba: 561,943 Curacao: 580 Cyprus: 581-585,744-745 Danzig: 586,643,653,664,678 Denmark: 587-591,928 Denmark - Transit or Destination Mail: 1369 Dubai: 741,1426 East Africa & Uganda: 592 Egypt: 581,593-595,766,769,777,877,953, 983,1460-1461,1464,1467 Egypt - Transit or Destination Mail: 665 Estonia: 675 Falkland Islands: 596-597 Federated Malay States: 801 Fiji: 598-600,833,887,1124,1508 Finland: 601-602 Finland - Transit or Destination Mail: 601 France: 526,603-606,609,614-618, 677-680,696-698,834,951,954,971, 1087-1088,1093,1413,1416,1459 France - Transit or Destination Mail: 578, 645,1419 French Colonies: 608-616 French Community: 607-619,984
French Polynesia: 607 Gallipoli: 850 Gambia: 620 German Colonies: 701-710 German Post Offices Abroad: 701-702 German Post Offices in China: 701 German Post Offices in Morocco: 702 German States: 621-622 Germany: 502,527,566,568,586,621-710, 795,881-882,915,918-920,925,930 Germany - Allied Occ (French - Baden): 696 Germany - Allied Occ (French - Saar): 697-698 Germany - Allied Occupation (Soviet): 699-700 Germany - General Government: 695 Germany - Occupied & Plebiscite Territories: 527,795 Germany - Occupied Estonia: 675 Germany - Occupied Estonia - Pernau: 676 Germany - Occupied France - Northern France: 677-679 Germany - Occupied France - St. Nazaire: 680 Germany - Occupied Gulf of Kotor: 681-682 Germany - Occupied Ionian Islands: 692 Germany - Occupied Kurland: 683-685 Germany - Occupied Serbia: 687-691 Germany - Occupied Slovenia: 686 Germany - Occupied Zara: 693-694 Germany - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 702 Germany - Transit or Destination Mail: 667,678-679,688-689,701,752,880, 1419,1431 Germany - Western Military Command Area: 674 Ghana: 718-719 Gibraltar: 711-714,955 Gilbert & Ellice Islands: 715-717,1206, 1425 Gold Coast: 718-719 Great Britain: 504,527,569,584,593-594, 717,720-746,765-766,770,780,790, 850,853-857,868,896,900,909-910, 930, 935, 945, 971, 1063, 1085, 1188, 1308-1310, 1320, 1367, 1391, 1410, 1426, 1433, 1435-1437, 1439-1441, 1444,1447-1448,1451,1462-1463 Great Britain - Transit or Destination Mail: 1419,1431,1461 Greece: 516,583-584,650,692,747-752, 872,939,1466 Grenada: 753 Griqualand West: 898-899 Gulf States: 659,736,738,741,750,769,940 Honduras: 754 Hong Kong: 546,755-760,1446 Hungary: 761 Hungary - Transit or Destination Mail: 649 Iceland: 762 Independent Africa: 592,718-719,893,926 India: 546,593,610,763-768,796,864-866, 918,940,953,956 Indonesia: 1331-1332 Ionian Islands: 692 Iraq: 750,769,940 Ireland: 770 Israel: 570,583 Italian Colonies: 777-778 Italian Occupied Slovenia: 776 Italy: 582,682,686,692-694,771-778, 824-825,937-938,1416,1427,1450 Jamaica: 561,779-783,944,958-959 Japan: 784-786,802,819-820,1409, 1483-1485 Japan - Occupied Territories: 545,802
Phoenix Auctions - Friday 24th June 2016 Johore: 803 Kedah: 804-805 Kelantan: 806-807 Kenya: 592,787-790 Kenya Uganda & Tanganyika: 592,705, 787-790,1426 Korea: 791 Korea (North): 791 Labuan: 1482 Laos: 927 Latin America: 530,561,573,754,822,833, 869,943,950 Latvia: 792 Leeward Islands: 793-794 Libya: 778,1468 Lithuania: 623,653,795 Lithuania (German Occupied): 795 Lourenco Marques: 877 Malaya: 545,796-815,859-860,1482 Malayan States: 806 Malaysia: 1482 Malta: 501,816-818 Manchukuo: 819-820 Mauritius: 821 Memel: 653 Mexico: 822,950 Middle East: 505,570,581,583,593-595, 659, 670, 736, 738, 741, 750, 766, 769, 777, 877, 896, 940, 953, 983, 1460, 1464,1467 Monaco: 823 Montenegro: 824-825 Morocco: 702 Mozambique: 876 Nauru: 1488-1489 Netherlands: 580,826 Netherlands - Transit or Destination Mail: 667,670,1419 Netherlands Colonies: 827-833,929,1422, 1427 Netherlands Indies: 827-833,929,1422, 1427 New Caledonia: 617-619,984 New Guinea: 786,1419,1469,1492-1500 New Hebrides: 834 New South Wales: 503,522,530,573,602, 613,619,659,665-666,717,736,768, 783, 787, 800, 823, 827, 860, 869, 872, 877, 908, 911, 919, 921, 924, 939-940, 971-1012, 1045, 1124, 1127, 1129, 11 3 1 , 11 6 2 , 1 2 0 8 , 1 2 3 8 - 1 2 4 0 , 1256-1259, 1264, 1294, 1337, 1348, 1351, 1358, 1367, 1384, 1386-1387, 1394, 1410, 1413, 1418-1419, 1422, 1424,1426,1428,1433-1441, 1447-1449, 1459, 1462, 1468, 1475, 1480,1485 New South Wales - Transit or Destination Mail: 649 New Zealand: 503,574,590,719,738,818, 835-857,886-888,1254,1391,1420 New Zealand - Transit or Destination Mail: 1120 New Zealand Territories: 574 Newfoundland: 547-548 Newspaper Stamps: 575,1492-1500 Nigeria: 858 Norfolk Island: 1490-1491 North Borneo: 859-860 Northern Rhodesia: 861 Northern Territory: 1049-1050,1288,1393, 1424,1428,1454,1473-1474 Nyasaland: 862-863 Pacific Islands: 522,574,598-600,607, 617-619,704,710,715-717,833-834, 886-888,895,932-936,984, 1416-1417,1425,1470-1472, 1488-1489,1492-1500,1508 Pahang: 802,808 Pakistan: 751,760,864-868 Palestine: 570,583
Papua: 1501-1503 Papua New Guinea: 1504-1509 Paraguay: 869 Perak: 802,808-812 Perlis: 813 Peru: 869 Philatelic Numismatic Covers: 1407 Poland: 586,623,643,653,655,664,695, 870-873 Portugal: 874-876,1254 Portuguese Colonies: 876-877 Proofs & Essays: 625-627,675,754,870, 1489 Queensland: 503,530,560,1013-1040, 1286, 1289, 1357, 1398, 1403, 1413, 1428,1456-1458,1475,1503 Rhodesia: 861,878,911 Romania: 647,879 Russia - All Periods: 623,653,675-676, 699-700,732,742-743,792,795,819, 880,955,1459 Russia - Imperial: 880 Russia - Soviet Union (1923-1991): 676, 795 Saar: 697-698,881-882 Sabah: 859-860 Samoa: 710,886-888,1416-1417 Samoa (German): 710 Saudi Arabia: 736 Scandinavia: 587-591,601-602,762, 918-921,928 Scotland: 729-730,741,930,1063,1085 Serbia: 687-691,890,969 Seychelles: 891-892 Sharjah & Dependencies: 659,738 Sierra Leone: 893 Singapore: 833,894,1486 Solomon Islands: 895 Somaliland (British): 777,896 South Africa: 789,897-910,1377 South African Colonies: 900 South America: 667 South Arabian Federation: 505,670,896 South Australia: 503,573,580,605,620, 665,822,889,934,944,946, 1 0 4 1 - 1 0 5 1 , 11 2 4 , 11 3 2 , 1 2 8 8 , 1373-1374,1376,1390-1391, 1406-1407, 1418, 1424, 1428, 1450, 1461,1475,1484-1485 South Australia - Transit or Destination Mail: 1461,1469 Southern Africa: 789,861,876-878, 897-911,1377 Southern Rhodesia: 911 Spain: 912-915 Sri Lanka: 562-564,610 St. Christopher: 883 St. Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla: 883 St. Helena: 884-885 St. Kitts-Nevis: 883 Stamps on Cover: 510,1226,1432,1458 Straits Settlements: 796-800,1161 Sudan: 595,787,916-917,983 Sweden: 918-921,1431 Sweden - Transit or Destination Mail: 668,1431 Switzerland: 604,922-925,951,1087 Switzerland - Transit or Destination Mail: 1431 Tanganyika: 705,787 Tanzania: 926 Tasmania: 503,989,1052-1065,1089,1278, 1280,1361,1428-1429,1456,1459 Thailand: 927-931,1330 Tonga: 932-936 Trengganu: 814-815 Trieste - Zone b: 937-938 Turkey: 583-584,939-940,1460 Uganda: 592,787-790 United Nations: 546
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United States of America: 501,505,527, 529-530,561-564,567,571,573,580, 592, 599, 611, 620, 645-646, 654, 663, 668,717,731,733-734,739-740,760, 781-782,785,789,817,829-831,833, 852,874,883,888,917,921,925-927, 931, 934, 936, 941-960, 1088, 1097, 1131-1132, 1159, 1207, 1254, 1261, 1268, 1388, 1405, 1410, 1415, 1420, 1429,1442,1450 United States of America - Transit or Destination Mail: 645,663,667, 1261,1419,1431 United States Of America Pos In Shanghai: 960 United States Territories: 960 Victoria: 503,516,522,526,530,560, 657-658,737-738,750-751,767-768, 777, 800, 828, 873, 918, 920, 940, 971, 981, 1066-1105, 1128, 1133, 1231, 1361, 1369, 1377, 1415, 1419, 1424, 1426,1430,1460,1475 Victoria - Transit or Destination Mail: 1460,1466 Vietnam: 614,616,961-962 War Savings Stamps And Certificates: 1356,1426 Western Australia: 503,658,741,970, 1106-1123, 1188, 1228, 1230, 1271, 1337,1374-1375,1403,1453 Western Europe: 502,509-516,526-527, 566,568,578,586,601,603-606, 614-618,621-714,795,823,834, 874-876,881-882,912-915,918-920, 922-925,930,951,954-955,971,1087, 1254 Yugoslavia: 513,515,575-579,687-691, 693-694,776,824-825,890,937-938, 963-969
Thematic And Topical Classification Advertising: 576,588,663,667,752,783, 1022, 1093, 1261, 1361, 1416, 1423, 1431 Aeroplanes: 561,636,656,674,749,762, 778,950,966,1229,1335,1454,1490 Agriculture: 613,852,1084,1310,1378, 1445 Air Force: 585,768,947 Aircraft Names - Aurora: 919 Aircraft Names - Caledonia: 737 Aircraft Names - Cameronian: 1426 Aircraft Names - Castor: 1426 Aircraft Names - Centaurus: 658,920 Aircraft Names - Challenger: 823 Aircraft Names - China: 946 Aircraft Names - Circe: 659,738,828 Aircraft Names - City of Johannesburg: 921 Aircraft Names - Cooee: 605,659,738,751 Aircraft Names - Coogee: 516 Aircraft Names - Cordelia: 516,526 Aircraft Names - Corio: 659,737-738,1426 Aircraft Names - Coriolanus: 605 Aircraft Names - Diana: 919 Aircraft Names - Faith in Australia: 1424 Aircraft Names - Hawaii: 946 Aircraft Names - Helena: 750 Aircraft Names - Hippomenes: 919 Aircraft Names - Horsa: 736 Aircraft Names - Satyrus: 658,920 Airmail Stamps: 614,784,918,1228,1424
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Airmails: 501,522,530,546,554-556,560, 563,570-571,573,580,582,590,595, 602,605,612-616,619-620,646,648, 654,656-664,716,719,736-741, 749-752,754,767-769,771,774, 777-778,783-784,787-788,792,800, 817-818,823,826-832,848,851-857, 860,868-869,872-873,877,908,911, 914,918-921,924-925,927-928,930, 937,939-940,946,948-950,956,959, 962, 1182, 1228-1229, 1231, 1254, 1262, 1267-1268, 1298, 1306-1310, 1312, 1343-1344, 1366-1369, 1380, 1383, 1387, 1409, 1413, 1418-1421, 1424,1427-1429,1431-1433, 1435-1443, 1446-1458, 1465-1466, 1469-1472,1476,1503,1508 Alcohol: 783 Architecture: 511,524,548,636,665,674, 687, 691, 696, 698, 747, 749, 889, 938, 966-967,1391 Army: 634-635,819,912,915,954,983,1462, 1467,1469,1473 Art & Craft: 697,882,1271,1306,1309,1312, 1418,1447-1448 Autographs: 1455-1456 Aviators: 1315 Avis De Reception: 982 Banking & Finance: 546,802,1064 Banking,: 546,606,659,802,942,1064, 1084,1348,1438 Bicycles: 1115-1117 Birds: 596-597,626,941,1024,1106, 1108-1109, 1226-1227, 1230, 1232, 1249-1251, 1299, 1301, 1332, 1374, 1382, 1394, 1399, 1404, 1416, 1419, 1433,1435-1437,1439-1441 Booklets: 588,1225,1229,1257,1259,1296, 1321-1323,1334-1347 Booklets | Collections & Accumulations: 1334 Bridges: 698,966,1126,1128,1225, 1233-1236 Cancelled to Order (From Specimen Sets): 678,694,970,1021, 1 0 7 7 - 1 0 7 8 , 11 2 6 , 11 2 8 - 11 2 9 , 1137-1138, 1148, 1164-1165, 1183, 1186, 1195, 1211, 1217, 1220, 1236, 1301,1362,1409 Censored Mail: 501,505,522,527,529-530, 560,562-564,579,581,583,585, 590-592,601,606-607,619,654, 677-678,688-689,691,734,739-740, 742-745,752,760-761,766,768,776, 781-783,785,789-790,792,824,826, 830-832,850-851,860,875,877,883, 887-888,893,908,910,916-917,921, 925,931,936,940,951,956-957,959, 1159, 1410, 1416-1417, 1421-1422, 1426-1427, 1429, 1450, 1461, 1463, 1465-1467,1469-1473,1503 Charity: 523,525,561,628,660-661,687, 697-698,882,957,963,976-977,1254, 1430 Christmas: 882,1008,1282,1292,1304, 1401 Cinderellas: 502,599,618,641-642,647, 662,775,817,823,831,870-871,950, 1 0 8 2 , 1 0 9 7 , 111 5 - 111 7 , 1 4 11 , 1456-1458 Coastal Features - Ports & Wharves: 595, 665,769,834,1045,1062,1097,1228, 1455,1469,1474,1503,1508-1509 Coastal Features - Seas & Oceans: 548, 593, 650, 666, 668, 670, 747, 749, 786, 912,955,1318,1320,1427,1451 Coffee & Tea: 570,926,1361 Coil Stamps: 640 Coins & Banknotes: 1407
Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings: 501,503-508,515-516, 518-524,526-564,569-570,573-576, 578,580-586,590-600,602,605-606, 610,613,619-624,628,630-641,643, 650-651,654,657-661,663-664, 666-667,670,674-678,680,682-687, 689,692-694,696-705,707-708, 710-746,750-751,753,755-760, 763-771,777,779-783,785-790, 793-818,821,823-825,827-828, 833-873,875,877-878,880-888, 891-912,916-921,924,926,930, 932-937,939-940,944-946,953, 955-956,958-959,961-962,968, 970-1482,1484-1509 Combination Covers: 1131-1133 combn: 1131,1196,1200-1201 Commemorative Covers: 656,1097,1121, 1372-1403,1408 Communication: 501 Consular Mail: 604,1422 Covers By Manufacturer: 1372-1402 Creeks & Streams: 991,995,998, 1031-1032,1036,1477 Dead Letter Office: 944,1120 Disaster: 698,1409,1454 Documents & Ephemera: 671,1064 Early Imperforate Stamps: 722,770,837, 1014, 1054, 1058, 1068, 1071, 1085, 1106-1107 Education: 594,764,961,1467 Energy: 580 Errors: 662,876,941,968,1325-1326,1507 Esperanto: 937 Essays: 626-627,1318 Exhibition Collectables: 1329-1333 Exhibitions: 510,524,778,950,966,1226, 1329-1333,1403,1411,1458 Explorers & Pioneers: 518,574,1127,1298, 1301, 1372, 1381, 1440-1441, 1448, 1481-1482 Express Mail: 648,771,775,781,822,848, 1089,1115-1117,1444,1480 Fauna - Animals: 548,627,670,762,778, 809, 861, 904, 941, 1115, 1117, 1124, 1126, 1131-1187, 1216, 1248, 1263, 1281, 1288, 1322, 1333, 1338-1339, 1365, 1377, 1401, 1412, 1460, 1466, 1488,1496,1499,1508 Fields & Paddocks: 850,1004,1027,1467, 1469 First Day Covers: 501,629,716,1097, 1256-1259, 1264, 1290, 1372-1407, 1491 First Flight Covers: 620,660-664,716, 948-950,1380,1409,1419, 1451-1458,1476 Fish: 548,1300-1301,1318,1328,1330, 1487,1506 Flags: 603,618,631,645,651,667,748,754, 791,937,1036,1409,1459 Flight Covers - Commercial: 522,530,560, 573,580,590,602,605,619,656-659, 719,736-741,750-751,767-769,777, 783,787-788,792,800,823,826-828, 8 6 0 , 8 6 9 , 8 7 2 - 8 7 3 , 8 7 7 , 9 0 8 , 9 11 , 918-921,924-925,939-940,946,1424, 1427,1470-1472,1476 Flowers: 1282-1286,1299,1301,1399,1401 Forests & Woods: 988-989,1099,1102 Framas: 845 Free Mail: 653,782,856,1421,1465 Fruit: 957,967,1307 Geology: 1299,1311 Georgian Head Issues: 1010-1012, 1039-1040, 1051, 1098, 1104, 1120, 1122-1124, 1189-1224, 1342, 1356, 1476,1493-1494,1500 Government & Politicians: 527,932,1279, 1397,1403
Heraldry: 512,628,749,878,1264-1266, 1268, 1270, 1273-1274, 1401, 1433, 1435-1437,1439 Hills: 1009,1011-1012,1094,1363,1478 Horse Racing: 627 Horses: 728,822,854-857,1288,1460 Hotels: 546,868 Illustrated Covers: 656,667,679,746,927, 952, 957, 961-962, 1008, 1083, 1090, 1092, 1337, 1361, 1372-1373, 1380, 1384,1390,1397,1405,1459 Imprints & Plate Numbers: 512,624,631, 636-638,761,794,841-842,846,854, 907,964,1135,1137,1197-1198,1200, 1224-1225, 1238-1242, 1244-1245, 1247, 1250, 1252, 1255, 1263-1264, 1266, 1269-1270, 1273-1275, 1303, 1356, 1386, 1395, 1404, 1417, 1456, 1483,1485 Incidents and Interuptions to Mail to and Within Australasia: 908,1424 Indigenous Peoples: 1372 Interrupted Mail: 736,738,921,1427,1451 Islands: 501,506-508,518-522,527-529, 547-548,561-564,574,581-585, 596-600,606-607,610,617-619,654, 704,710,715-717,744-745,753, 779-783,793-794,816-818,821, 833-834,875,883-885,887,891-892, 895,932-936,944,958-959,984,988, 1009, 1182, 1380, 1425, 1445, 1456, 1478,1486-1491,1508 Judaica: 571 Jusqu’a Air Mail: 563 Kangaroo & Map Issues: 1124,1126, 1131-1187, 1216, 1333, 1365, 1412, 1499 Keyplate Issues: 528,794,799,821,891, 900 Lakes & Dams: 696,950,1103-1104 Late Fee: 562,605,677,819,852,981,1231, 1430,1448-1449 Local Stamps: 641-642,775,870-871, 1115-1117 m2,ml,censor,usa,sad,: 505,507,514,516, 522-523,528,530,560,564,574,576, 578,583-585,587-588,595,605, 609-611, 614, 620, 624, 636, 644, 646, 648,651,655,663,665,667-670, 673-674,678,680-681,687,690, 717-718,742,750,754,768,771-772, 775,779,787-788,819-820,823,827, 835,847,850,853,856,863,869, 888-889,907-908,936,950,971,973, 976-977, 988-989, 994, 997, 1000, 1015, 1017, 1019, 1021, 1025, 1047, 1053, 1069, 1079, 1081-1082, 1087, 1095, 1098, 1114-1116, 1134-1135, 1141, 1147, 1157, 1163, 1170, 1174, 1184-1185, 1206, 1242, 1254, 1263, 1267, 1271, 1278, 1283-1284, 1293, 1296, 1298, 1306-1307, 1326, 1334, 1338-1342, 1349-1351, 1353, 1358, 1391-1392, 1400-1401, 1403, 1412, 1417-1420,1426,1431-1433, 1435-1439, 1450, 1452, 1456, 1465, 1470-1472,1480,1483,1500,1506 Machine Cancellations Incl Meters: 889 Maps: 548,624,749,1132,1134-1187,1216, 1262, 1267, 1298, 1333, 1338-1339, 1496 Marine Life: 501,548,566,669,959,1487 Medical & Health: 562,569,594,606,1319, 1325-1326,1392,1462-1463,1505
Phoenix Auctions - Friday 24th June 2016 Military & Censor Mail: 501,505,513,517, 527,529,562,564,581,583-585, 589-592,594,599-601,603,606, 643-644,654-655,671,674-700,734, 740,742-746,760-761,766,774,776, 780-782,786,789-790,792,795,802, 817,819,824-825,830-832,850,860, 875,877,883,887-888,896,905, 908-910,912-913,915,917,925, 930-931,947,951-959,961-962,983, 1158-1159, 1331, 1356, 1416-1417, 1421, 1428-1429, 1450, 1459-1474, 1483-1485 Military - Boer War Period: 909-910 Military - Pre World War II Period: 912 Military - World War I Period: 527,562, 581, 589, 592, 594, 655, 674, 734, 742, 766,781,795,819,850,887-888, 951-955,1159,1356,1416-1417,1428, 1459-1464 Military - World War II Period: 501,505, 527,529,564,585,590-591,599-601, 603,606,643,654,671,674-700,740, 744-746,760,774,776,782,786, 789-790,792,802,817,824-825, 830-832,860,875,877,883,896,905, 908,915,917,925,930-931,956-959, 1421, 1428-1429, 1450, 1465-1474, 1483-1485 Military Postmarks: 1158 Military Stamps: 517 Miniature Sheets: 512,523,641,698,700, 874,889,894,912,922,941,965-966, 1227,1329-1333 Mining: 1363 Monograms: 1052,1137,1145 Motor Vehicles: 526,653,1455 Mountains: 548,635-636,650,687,747,769, 778,938,1294 Music & Singing: 509,578,1291,1306, 1401,1507 Myths & Legends: 1053 Navy: 600,912,958-959,1465 neth: 1182,1309 Number Ones: 517,642,645,676,682-684, 687,692,702,861,881,891,900,1014, 1021,1329-1332 Numeral & Letter Postmarks: 985-1009, 1023-1037,1046-1047,1054, 1093-1096,1413,1475 Official Mail: 513-514,648,716,763,812, 846-848, 896, 932, 1077-1078, 1086, 1119-1120, 1129, 1140-1141, 1155, 1173, 1192, 1194-1196, 1204, 1214, 1217-1218, 1223, 1228, 1231-1232, 1264, 1358, 1360, 1388, 1413-1414, 1464,1494 Official Stamps: 513,648,763,812, 846-848, 896, 932, 1077-1078, 1086, 1119-1120, 1129, 1140-1141, 1155, 1173, 1192, 1194-1196, 1204, 1214, 1217-1218, 1223, 1228, 1231-1232, 1264, 1358, 1360, 1388, 1413-1414, 1464,1494 Olympics: 649-651,671,1267,1300,1400, 1432,1434,1445-1446 Omnibus Issues: 540-541,767,800,1425 Onwards Air Transmission (Oat): 828 Overprinted Stamps: 517,521,545, 570-571,574,579,598,618,642-643, 661,676-679,681-686,692-694, 701-702, 711, 752, 759, 766, 771, 775, 795-796,808,812,824-825,846-848, 864,866-867,881,913-914,932, 937-939, 963, 969, 979, 1015, 1135, 1180, 1223, 1225, 1231-1232, 1301, 1329-1330, 1332-1333, 1483, 1488, 1492-1500,1506-1507 Parcel: 1089,1147 Parcel Post: 679,685,690,854,1082, 1115-1117, 1147, 1271, 1370, 1447, 1469 Parcel Stamps: 679,1427
Parks
& Gardens: 780,854,1003, 1009-1010,1413,1463,1478 Patriotic Covers: 831,1459 Perfins: 538-543,590,690,982,1077-1078, 1120, 1124, 1129-1130, 1140-1141, 1155, 1173, 1192, 1194-1196, 1204, 1214, 1217-1218, 1220, 1228, 1412, 1414,1417,1494 ph: 943-947 Philatelists: 604 Photography: 568,649,651,657,666, 668-671,673,677,692,694,701,915, 950,981 Picture Postcards: 503,513,594,609,611, 643,645,649,651,655-657,663, 665-670,672-673,789,820,893,916, 924, 950, 955, 984, 998, 1000-1003, 1005-1006, 1008, 1410, 1413, 1416, 1460-1462,1464 Plane: 1229 Polar: 1298,1481-1482 Post Offices: 599,610,717,802,868,879, 987-1006, 1023-1036, 1046, 1095, 1 0 9 7 - 1 0 9 8 , 11 0 2 , 11 2 4 , 1 2 7 8 , 1287-1289, 1291, 1294-1295, 1297, 1380, 1384, 1409, 1464, 1467-1468, 1473,1484,1509 Postage Due Handstamps: 648 Postage Dues: 544,559,569,614,622,815, 895, 938, 968, 979, 983-984, 1087, 1124,1348-1355,1409,1431,1460 Postal Fiscals: 635,651,683-684,849,853, 1019-1020 Postal History: 501,505,510,513-517,522, 526-527,529-530,546,560-564, 566-573,575-585,589-595,599-603, 605-620,643-659,671,674-701,709, 715-717,719,729-746,750-752, 760-761,765-770,774,776-777, 780-783,785-790,792,795,800,802, 817-820,822-834,850-857,860, 868-869,872-875,877,880,883, 887-888,893,896,905,908-921, 924-926,928-931,933-936,939-940, 943-947,951-962,969,971,981-984, 987, 1002, 1008, 1045, 1062-1063, 1079-1080,1084-1093,1097, 111 9 - 11 2 0 , 11 3 1 - 11 3 3 , 11 4 7 , 1158-1159, 1204, 1207, 1216, 1218, 1226, 1228, 1231, 1254, 1261, 1271, 1331, 1356, 1360, 1372, 1379-1380, 1382, 1385-1387, 1392-1395, 1404, 1407-1450, 1453-1455, 1459-1474, 1476, 1482-1485, 1490-1491, 1503, 1508-1509 Postal Rates: 569-570,590,602,611,613, 656-657,719,730-731,733,739-740, 760,767-769,777,787-788,792,800, 826,829,832,852-857,860,868, 872-873,883,908,911,918,924-926, 929-930,939-940,959-960,971,982, 1087-1089, 1093, 1131-1133, 1144, 1147, 1182, 1188, 1204, 1218, 1254, 1268, 1298, 1306, 1308-1310, 1312, 1320, 1358, 1371, 1409, 1412-1413, 1416-1418,1421-1422,1429, 1432-1433, 1435-1437, 1439-1441, 1444-1448,1473,1508 Postal Seals: 513-514,720 Postal Stationery: 510,513,577,579,604, 608,613,623,643,649-650,660-661, 679, 682, 688, 690, 694, 709, 735, 768, 776, 786, 822, 867, 880, 887, 927, 933, 957, 969-970, 980, 982, 989, 1008, 1021-1022, 1044, 1061, 1083, 1092, 1118, 1261, 1357-1371, 1409, 1416, 1442,1486,1502 Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes: 927, 1366-1369,1442 Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes (Ptpo): 1369 Postal Stationery - Envelopes: 608,613, 822,867,880,970,1092,1208, 1357-1358,1362-1364,1409,1416
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Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Official): 1358 Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Ptpo): 1363-1364 Postal Stationery - Letter Cards: 732,768, 1357-1358,1361 Postal Stationery - Lettercards (Official): 1358 Postal Stationery - Miscellaneous: 969 Postal Stationery - Parcel Labels (Ptpo): 1370 Postal Stationery - Postal Cards: 510,513, 579,604,623,643,650,660-661,682, 688, 694, 709, 776, 786, 867, 887, 957, 970,980,1008,1021-1022,1044,1061, 1083,1118,1261,1357-1360 Postal Stationery - Postal Cards (Official): 1358,1360 Postal Stationery Registration Envelopes: 655,933,989,1358, 1365,1486,1502 Postal Stationery - Registration Envs (Official): 1358 Postal Stationery - Wartime: 690 Postal Stationery - Wrappers: 735,982, 1357,1371 Postal Stationery - Wrappers (Ptpo): 1371 Postmarks: 501,505,510,513-517,522,524, 526-527,529-530,546,560-564, 566-573,575-585,589-595,599-603, 605-620,643-659,664-671,674-701, 706,709-710,715-717,719,729-746, 750-752,760-761,765-770,774, 776-777,780-783,785-790,792,795, 800,802,817-820,822-834,839, 850-857,860,862,868-869,872-875, 877,880,883,887-888,893,896,905, 908-921,924-926,928-931,933-936, 939-940,943-947,951-962,969,971, 981-1012,1018,1023-1040, 1045-1051, 1054, 1062-1063, 1065, 1 0 7 9 - 1 0 8 0 , 1 0 8 4 - 11 0 5 , 111 7 , 1119-1123, 1131-1133, 1144, 1147, 1158-1159, 1204, 1207, 1216, 1218, 1226, 1228, 1231, 1254, 1261, 1271, 1331,1356,1360,1372-1373, 1379-1380,1382,1385-1387, 1392-1395,1404,1407-1450, 1453-1455, 1459-1476, 1482-1485, 1490-1491,1503,1508-1509 Postmarks - Duplex Cancellations: 732 Postmarks - Instructional Markings: 546, 738,781,788,818,944,953,984, 1086-1087 Postmarks - Manuscript Cancellations: 523, 606, 669, 720, 740, 953, 1425, 1434,1484 Postmarks - Meter Cancels: 1420,1423, 1431,1438 Postmarks - Numerals: 985-1009, 1023-1037, 1046-1047, 1054, 1056, 1087,1093-1096,1413,1475 Postmarks - Paid Datestamps: 690,731, 733,940,971,1084-1085,1093,1147, 1420,1431 Postmarks - Personal Names - Male: 995 Postmarks - Pictorial: 643,649,651,656, 678-679,1097,1121,1372-1403,1408 Postmarks - Slogan Cancels: 610, 645-646, 649, 663, 769, 959, 1159, 1230,1367,1383,1418,1423 Postmarks - Squared Circle Datestamps: 1048-1050 Postmarks Collection: 1007-1012, 1037-1040, 1047-1051, 1065, 1096, 1099-1105,1122-1123,1475-1480 Pre-Stamp Covers Etc: 580,680,1084, 1192 Prisoners of War and Internees: 589,688, 782,790,851,910,930,1450, 1470-1472 Private Carrier Stamps: 529,654, 1115-1117,1470-1472
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Proofs: 504,625-627,675,754,764,840,870, 972, 1013, 1076, 1109, 1121, 1125, 11 3 6 , 1 2 6 0 , 1 2 7 6 - 1 2 7 7 , 1 2 7 9 , 1282-1286, 1290, 1292-1293, 1314, 1423,1481,1489,1505 Railway Stamps: 1082 Railways & Trains: 965,1082,1115-1117, 1480 Red Cross: 938 Refugee Mail: 927 Registered Mail & Registration Labels: 516,530,564,567,579-580,590,595, 606, 619, 647, 659, 667, 678, 680, 689, 691,699,701,716-717,761,795,824, 827,866,868-869,873,880,896,908, 926, 933-935, 951, 982, 989, 1008, 1087, 1089, 1093, 1119-1120, 1133, 1218, 1226, 1358, 1365, 1377, 1388, 1399-1400, 1404-1406, 1412, 1416, 1422, 1432, 1434, 1440-1441, 1447, 1453, 1467, 1469, 1484-1486, 1502, 1508 Religion: 513,523-525 Reprints: 587,1053,1066,1323 Revenues: 574,695,759,820,849,853,890, 1019-1020,1079-1082,1114 Rivers: 648,665,820,966,1010,1031,1393, 1473-1474,1479 Rocket Mail: 662,950,1456-1458 Royalty: 504,540,553,759,854-857,981, 1253-1254, 1260, 1276-1277, 1279, 1282-1286, 1290, 1292-1293, 1301, 1389,1401,1403,1407,1425, 1431-1432,1465 Scouts and Guides: 926,1287 Shells: 1506
Ship Mail: 566,593,731,834,958 Ship/Paquebot Markings: 665-670 Ships & Boats: 501,506,548,568,596,600, 645-646,650,653,665-671,701-710, 747, 762, 816, 833, 885, 887, 912, 924, 971, 1084, 1301, 1306, 1373, 1391, 1408,1482 Specimens: 532-544,779,803,810,837, 8 5 9 , 9 7 9 , 1 0 1 3 , 1 0 1 5 , 111 0 , 11 3 5 , 1166-1172,1179-1180,1187,1504 Sport: 522,624,649-651,826,1121,1300 Stamp Dealers: 678,941,982,1070 State Government Officials: 1082,1147, 1204 Streets & Roads: 610,833,877 Submarines: 945 Swimming: 820,1121 Telegraph Offices: 1308 Telegraph Stamps: 1308 Tennis: 522,828 Theatre & Dance: 1306 Thematics & Topicals: 501,671,1408 Timber & Trees: 548,778,789,1238, 1390-1391,1490 Tobacco & Smoking: 567,890,1093 Tourism: 1327 Trains: 965,1329 Trams & Cable Cars: 916 Transport: 822,965-966,1115-1117,1335 Travelling Post Offices: 610,827,869, 918-920,1087,1480 Unclaimed: 920,1086 Universal Postal Union: 501,573,580,619, 647,657,731,750,769,777,823, 872-873,877,918,924,1021,1164
Universities: 764 Unusual Origins or Destinations: 526, 560,602,613,656-657,719,767-769, 777,787-788,792,800,818,826,832, 860,868-869,872-873,877,908,911, 916,918,924-925,928,939-940,1008, 11 3 3 , 1 3 2 0 , 1 4 1 2 , 1 4 1 6 , 1 4 1 8 , 1421-1422,1427,1446 Valleys: 1029,1035,1048,1105 Varieties: 506,509,518,521,528,550,552, 554-556,558-559,598,624,630-638, 640-641,674,681,683-685,692-693, 696,722,747,756-757,793-794, 843-844,858,862-864,867,876,881, 884,898-899,901-906,941,961, 968-969, 973, 978, 981, 1016, 1069, 1073-1078, 1112-1113, 1134-1136, 11 4 2 - 11 4 3 , 11 4 6 , 11 4 9 - 11 5 4 , 1156-1158, 1160-1162, 1168, 1170, 11 7 2 , 11 7 5 - 11 7 7 , 11 8 0 , 11 8 2 , 1184-1186, 1189-1197, 1199-1202, 1205-1206, 1208-1210, 1212-1213, 1220-1224,1229-1230,1238, 1242-1243, 1248-1249, 1251, 1262, 1265, 1269, 1281, 1299-1300, 1302, 1304-1306, 1311, 1313-1317, 1319, 1321-1328, 1335, 1352, 1416, 1487, 1492-1493,1497,1500,1506-1507 vicd: 1062 War Tax Stamps: 534,549 Waterfalls: 762,1008,1419 Yachts: 703,707-708 Zeppelins: 648,663-664 Zeppelins on Stamps: 655
To be offered in September 2016 - Booklet rarities from the ‘William H. Mayo Collection’
Australia 1927 £1 Booklet with Ash Imprint
Canada 1900 SB1
China 1917 SG SB1, Cat £20,000
Barbados rare 1938 Booklet SB7
Luxembourg 1885 - world’s first booklet
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Session 1 will commence at 12:30pm THEMATICS & TOPICALS 501 * Cable And Wireless Postal History: Mostly 1943-55 era covers, many sent during WWII, in three volumes predominantly addressed to Cable & Wireless employee & keen philatelist William Saunders (see biography below) including 1943-44 inward covers to Fanning Is from Argentina x4 all with US censor tape, one with a US military datestamp probably applied at Honululu, 1946 Indonesia covers to Batavia x3 with various issues to 200s, 1947 Bahrain to Batavia with KGVI multi-franking including 3½a & 6a, Australia 1953 Airmail to Hong Kong with 7½d Coronation x2; plenty of philatelic mail including Netherland Indies 1946-47 FDI covers x6 including 5g optd ‘1947’ x2 on separate covers, Singapore 1949 UPU FDC, Argentina postal stationery & FDCs, Canal Zone FDCs x2, Bahrain 1969 Earth Station FDC, lots of USA FDCs many with blocks of 4, etc; some covers re-directed as Sanders re-located with work, condition variable, many are fine. [William Sanders (1905-89) career was in communications and he initially worked as an operator at the Anson Bay Cable Station on Norfolk Island. Most of his career was with Cable & Wireless who installed and maintained sub-marine cables. In 1942 he transferred to Fanning Island to work with American troops servicing the two sub-marine cables (he was also a sergeant in the Fanning Is Defence Force) remaining there until 1944. He worked at various other locations with C&W including Suva, Cable Ship Enterprise, AFNEI (Allied Forces Netherland East Indies) at Batavia see Lot 833, Hong Kong, Borneo, Singapore, Malta & Bahrain. He was awarded the OBE in 1968] (200+) CINDERELLAS 502 Germany - WWI Propaganda Labels: fine collection of all different labels, generally in fine condition, odd Austrian seen as well. Very attractive. (160+) PICTURE POSTCARDS 503 * Australia: 1906 Sanatoria Home for Consumptive Women ‘stamp’ cards for the six Australian States plus New Zealand, a few with toning on reverse, overall fine unused. (c) BRITISH COMMONWEALTH 504 W KGVI Proof Of Central Vignette in black on white wove paper (26x32mm), minor blemishes. ADEN | Postal History 505 * 1943 (Mar 26) M Mohamedally & Co (Aden Camp) cover to Ohio with 3a & ½a KGVI Pictorials tied by Aden datestamp, ‘OPENED BY/CENSOR’ Type PC22 label [CCSG 2] handstamped ‘PASSED CENSOR/BY/No3/ADEN’ in violet. ASCENSION 506 V 1924-33 KGV Badge 3/- grey & black/blue variety Broken mainmast SG #20a, fine used, Cat £1,000. Rare. 507 * 1938-53 KGVI Pictorials ½d to 2/6d (both perfs) and P13½ 5/- & 10/-, between SG #38-47, plus some low denomination changes of perf, Cat £400+. (26) 508 * 1938-53 1½d black & carmine P14 variety Cut mast and railings SG #40deb, mint, Cat £450. Sought-after flaw. AUSTRIA 509 * 1922 Composers P12½ set of 7 and scarcer P11½ set of SG #519-525a&b (SG #418-24A&B). Very lightly hinged with couple P12½ MUH. Very fresh. (12) 510 * 1933 WIPA 50g+50g Ordinary Paper SG #703. A quality right marginal stamp with full selvedge on WIPA illustrated postcard (surface imperfections) with special Congress cancel. Very fine, estimate based on VFU stamp only. 511 * 1933 Catholic Congress set of 6 SG #706-11. Very lightly hinged, well-centred and fresh. (6) 512 ** 1946 Renner Government Anniversary set of four imperf ex sheetlets of 8 + Arms label. Each stamp is lower margin central unit with Arms label above and part marginal inscription below. Fine and very fresh. (4) AUSTRIA | Postal History 513 * 1838-98 Selection mainly fine from neatly datestamped 1838 (Apr 5) outer Agram (now Zagreb) to Zakolizae to 1898 (Aug 7) Gruss Aus PPC to Vienna pmkd ‘SOPRON’. Nice range in between with 1847 env with contents Graz-Vienna, 1860 3Kr green on fragile newsletter wrapper tied cds ‘KOTTORI 20/9’ to Pressburg, 1860 Vienna-Wols with 5Kr red, two 1860s 2Kr Postal Cards to Vienna one with nice ‘NACH SCHLUSS’ handstamp, 1861 registered entire Karlstadt to Ogulin, 1867 envelope Lussinpiccolo-Ragusa franked 5Kr red with gold and blue mercantile seal. PLUS very fragile large bi-lingual (Illyrian, Italian) postal receipt with bi-lingual cds Kotor and Dubrovnik. Terrific selection. (10) 514 * 1851-65 Official Letters three with official seals to Laibach [1] 1851 (Oct 26) with superb ornate seal of ‘K:K: GENERAL B.U DIRECTION’ alongside neat arr handstamp ‘Laibach/27.OCT.’; [2] 1865 (Aug 28) neat blue and gold seal on an official letter pmkd ‘AGRAM/28/8/4.A.’ and arr backstamp s/ring ‘STADT-LAIBACH/29/8’; [3] 1856 (Oct 26) entire with red and gold seal pmkd ‘AGRAM/26/10/4EX’ and arr backstamp ‘LAIBACH-STADT/26/10/Nachtm’ (afternoon same day). In remarkably good condition for 150+ year olds. (3) 1867 (Jun 11) entire franked 5Kr rose perf 9½ Mi #32 tied ‘METKOVICH/11/6’ s/ring cds. Addresed to Trieste, backstamp transit 515 * ‘ZARA/16/6 s/ring cds and arr oval ‘TRIESTE/18/6*1’. Roughly opened, peripheral imperfections, erased pencil marks. Scarce. 1938 (May 28) registered cover Wien to Melbourne franked aggregate (both sides) 3s72, carried on Imperial Airways flight IE658 516 * during which Cordelia Jun 7 developed mechanical trouble at Bangkok, and mail load was transferred to Coogee, which departed two days later, backstamped Greece (Jun 2), Darwin (Jun 10), Melbourne (Jun 13), St.Kilda (Jun 14). AUSTRIA | Austro-Hungarian Empire | Military Stamps 517 F 1915 ‘K.U.K. FELDPOST’ Opts SG #1-21, Cat £500. Seven of the lower values (to 25h) are on small piece, several others - incl the top values - with gum and prob per favour KUK cds. Fine and fresh. (21) BAHAMAS 518 * 1942 KGVI Landfall ½d variety Overprint double SG #162b, tiny trivial thin, fine appearance, mint Cat £2,250. Murray Payne KGVI Expertising Certificate (2006). BARBADOS 519 * 1920-21 Victory Wmk MCA ¼d to 3/- set including Script CA 1d SG #201-12, fine MLH, Cat £150. (12) 520 * 1920-21 Victory Wmk MCA ¼d to 3/- set plus Script CA 1d (trivial hinge thin) SG #201-12, very fine mint overall, Cat £150. (12) 521 F 1947 Surcharges 1947 ONE PENNY on 2d carmine P13½x13 marginal block of 16 (4x4), the fourth stamp on third row variety Broken ‘E’ [R11/4], SG #264ed, very fine used, Cat £320+. BARBADOS | Flight Covers - Commercial 522 * 1941 (Mar) Simeon Hunte & Son censored cover to The Brewer Racket Co Melbourne intended for PanAm Trans-Pacific service, rate for which was 7/7d per ½oz, two stamps aggressively removed (which had to be 2/6d x2 to equal rate), and reverse with ‘Received at Newport/minus stamps’ (four sets of initials) superimposed over which is ‘NEWPORT/5AP41/NSW’ datestamp, a missending for Newport Melbourne, censored at Sydney upon initial arriving in Australia. Rare and enigmatic item. BELGIUM | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 523 */U 1928-42 Orval Abbey Restoration selection of sets and miniature sheets with [1] 1928 set SG #461-9 used (tone in places) ex 5Fr and 10Fr fresh mint; [2] 1939 set SG 861-6 VFU, perhaps per favour plus the set on registered cover to London; [3] 1941 (Jul) set SG #935-46 mint and used, also (October) imperf and perf MSs SG #MS947 (Mi #Block 11 & 12) together with separated stamps; as well as [4] 1942 privately produced MSs imperf and perf, with and without serial numbers; [5] 1943 set SG #1023-8 mint. Strong thematics. (56)
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1928 Orval Abbey Restoration complete set SG #461-9 (Mi #235.II-243.II), each with special violet bi-lingual commemorative cancel used at the Antwerp Philatelic Exhibition Nov 3-4, 1928. Superb, cat £700 (see the footnote after SG #469). (9) 525 * 1932 Cardinal Mercier Memorial Fund set of 9, SG #609-617. Very light hinge traces, very fresh, Cat £600. (9) BELGIUM | Postal History 526 * 1938 (Jan 21) Fernand Lenain (Verviers) cover to Melbourne franked 8f25 for single rate, carried on Imperial Airways service flight IE617 which experienced dual incidents, commencing with (i) Coolangatta force-landing at Corfu Jan 10-11 owing to inclement weather, resuming the following day, and (ii) relieved on Jan 15 by Aurora, that aircraft was unable to land at Delhi due to fog, and force-landed 50kms northwest. The aircraft was slightly damaged; passengers and mail load were transferred to Delhi by motor vehicle, thence loaded on to Arethusa for resumption of the service, backstamped Bruxelles (Jan 21), Melbourne (Feb 4). Major item for Belgian/Australian Aerophilatelists, this origin/destination believed unique. Sanford #380115. 527 * 1940 (Dec 16) Belgian Government In Exile (USA) cover to UK with 5c Prexie tied by New York machine cancel, opened by British Cessors in Bermuda with tape applied, addressed to Otto Wambach a member of the Belgian Govt in Exile who after March 1940 resided in various buildings in Eaton Square close to the Belgian Embassy. [It is entirely possible that Wambach acted as a conduit for forwarding mail to families living in Occupied Belgium] BERMUDA 528 F 1938-53 KGVI 2/6d black & red/grey-blue Perf 14¼ line, variety Broken lower right scroll SG #117ae, fine used, Cat £1,100. BERMUDA | Postal History 529 * 1941 (Jan 13) cover to USA with 1½d KGVI pair tied by St Georges datestamp, red on white ‘PC 102/OPENED BY/CENSOR/80’ tape, fine condition. [Censor label No 80 is unrecorded by Peter Flynn in ‘Intercepted in Bermuda: The Censorship of Transatlantic Mail During the Second World War’] BRAZIL | Flight Covers - Commercial 530 * 1941-45 selection, three censored, earliest at 5,800r with ‘VIA AIR MAIL UNTIL - U.S.A.’ handstamp, Melbourne Censor tape/ handstamp, 1943 with ‘VIA-AFRICA’ handstamp, USA and Portuguese Censor tapes and multiple applications of handstamps, cover with USA/Portuguese tapes and Melbourne Censor tape (over that for USA) which appears to have been re-opened by Censor and plain tape affixed and tied by his handstamp, and immediate postwar covers (2, one registered), odd fault, interesting group, scarce era. (5) BRITISH EAST AFRICA 531 * 1890-95 Defins (10) to 5r (ex 8a grey, 1r grey, 2r, 3r, & 4r), also 1895 5a, 7½a, SG #4-30 range, Cat £98+. (12) BRITISH HONDURAS 532 * 1913-21 KGV MCA 1c to $5 set optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #101s-10s, fine mint, Cat £275. 533 1913-21 KGV MCA 1c to 5c set optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #111s-113s, fine mint, Cat £140. Scarce set. (3) 534 * 1918 KGV War Tax 1c and 3c optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #119-20, fine mint, Cat £120. (2) 535 * 1922 Peace Commemoration 2c rose-red optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #121s, fine mint, Cat £60. 536 * 1918 KGV Script CA 1c green optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #122s, fine mint, Cat £55. 537 * 1922 KGV Script CA 4c slate optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #123s, uniform gum toning, SG #123s, fine mint, Cat £50. 538 * 1922-33 KGV Script CA 1c to $5 set overprinted or perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #124-137s, fine mint, Cat £375. 539 * 1932 Belize Relief Fund 1c to 5c Surcharged Set perf ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #138s-42s, fine mint, Cat £150. 540 **/* 1935 Silver Jubilee 3c to 25c set perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #143-46, 5c & 25c MUH, Cat £120. (4) 541 * 1937 Coronation set perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #147s-49s, uniform gum toning, Cat £95. 542 ** 1938-47 KGVI 1c to $5 set perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #150s-61s fine MUH, Cat £300. (12) 543 * 1946 Victory set perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #162-63s, fine mint, Cat £95. (2) BRITISH HONDURAS | Postage Dues 544 * 1923-64 1c to 4c set optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #D1s-D3s, fine mint, Cat £80. (3) BRUNEI | Japanese Occupation 545 * 1942-44 6c scarlet handstamped with Japanese Type 1 characters in violet SG #J8, hinge remnant & usual dulled gum, Cat £600. BURMA | Postal History 546 * 1956 (Nov 7) Technical Assistance Board (United Nations in Burma) printed cover to Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong c/o PanAm Airways, with typed endorsement of ‘Lloyds Bank, Rangoon’ & typed notification ‘Tokyo-Rangoon Passenger/Arriving Hong Kong 9 November’ with 2p block of 8 & pair and Buddhist Era 20p x2 tied by Rangoon Sorting datestamps, three-line ‘PASSENGER LEFT HONGKONG/MAIL UNCLAIMED/RETURN TO SENDER’ handstamp with ‘LEFT HONGKONG’ scored through, with another two boxed RTS handstamps alongside, on reverse ‘PAA/NOV13’56/HONG KONG’ three-line handstamp in blue plus Kowloon, Returned Letter Office Kowloon & Returned Letter Office Hong Kong transit datestamps, small faults. CANADIAN PROVINCES | NEWFOUNDLAND 547 */W 1860-64 Selection comprising 1860 3d Triangle used (faults) and 5d unused, 1862-64 1d (margins shaved in places) & 1/- unused and 4d & 6d mint, Cat £625 (ex 3d Triangle). (6) 548 **/* 1937 Coronation Long Set very lightly duplicated range with all values incl both 3d Dies (P13½, P13). Closest to complete is P13½ (lacks only 8c). Overall good centring and very fresh, Cat £270+. (27) CANADA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 549 * 1911-26 KGV Mint Selection with 1911-22 1c to 50c set of 8 and a few shades, plus imperf x P8 1c x2, 2c x2 & 3c, imperf x P12 1c, 2c & 3c 1922-31 1c to $1 set of 10 plus a few coils including P12 x imperf 2c green, also 1915-16 War Tax issues, and 1926 2c on 3c x2 SG #264-65, odd blemish, generally fine, Cat £700+. (40) CANADA 550 U 1852-57 Imperf Handmade Wove Paper 10d Cartier dull blue shade SG #14, (prob Unitrade #7i), four close margins (just shaving in lower-left corner), tiny scissor cut at upper-left, part concentric ring numeral cancel (poss Montreal ‘21’). Difficult stamp, Cat £1,700. 551 * 1893 Dowager Portrait 20c vermilion & 50c blue SG #115-6, 20c mild gum bend & small paper adhesion on gum, strong colours, Cat £525. (2) 552 * 1922-31 KGV New Colours Perf 12 5c violet horizontal pair, variety Imperforate SG #250v (see Gibbons footnote), very fresh MLH, Cat £2,500. 553 */** 1922-31 Imperf 1c chrome-yellow & 3c carmine blocks of 4 with good margins, some units are MUH, SG #259,261, Cat £164. (2) 554 * 1928 5c Air vertical pair, variety Imperforate SG #274v (Unitrade #C1a), slight gum crease, mint, Cat £275. 555 * 1928 5c Air Air 5c olive-brown horizontal pair, variety Imperforate horizontally SG #274v (Unitrade #C1c), very fresh MLH, Cat £275. 556 * 1928 5c Air variety Imperforate vertically SG #274v (Unitrade #C1b), very fresh MLH, Cat £275. 557 * 1930-31 KGV Perf 11 1c to $1 (blunt corner perf) set, plus coil set SG #288-309, generally fine mint, Cat £315+. (22) 558 * 1931 10c Cartier horizontal pair, variety Imperforate SG #312v (Unitrade #190a), very fresh MLH, Cat £500. CANADA | Postage Dues 559 * 1930-32 10c bright violet vertical pair, variety Imperforate x perforate SG #D13v (Unitrade #J10a), typical centring, fine mint, Cat £1,200.
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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 24th June 2016 CANADA | Flight Covers - Commercial 560 * 1939-41 trio Montreal to Melbourne (2, one censored) and Rockhampton Queensland (Censor handstamp) forwarded by PanAm North Atlantic service at combined airmail rate 30c per ½oz to UK only, and 60c rate for full airmail service, odd small fault, very scarce routing for this origin/destination. (3) CAYMAN ISLANDS | Postal History 561 * 1917 (Dec 8) cover to Pittsburgh USA with KEVII 1d block of 4 plus a single ½d tied by Georgetown/Grand Cayman datestamp, on reverse Jamaica ½d Red Cross Fund label (Biplane illustration) and Habana (Cuba) transit datestamp alongside. CEYLON | Postal History 562 * 1918 (Oct 23) inwards cover from USA to McCleod Hospital, Chunnakam with ‘(Arms)/OPENED BY THE/CENSOR’ tape & Chunnakam arrival backstamp, very scarce. [Ceylon did not issue censor resealing labels until very late in the war] 1940 (Mar 15) Dodge & Seymour jusqu’a airmail cover to New York with KGVI 1r & 50c Pictorials tied by Colombo datestamp, black 563 * on white ‘K’ censor label [CCSG 3K] extending by over one month the LRD of usage, some minor blemishess. 1940 (Apr 2) Peradeniya registered cover to USA with 20c, 6c x3 & 2c KGVI Pictorials tied by Peradeniya datestamps, black on buff 564 * ‘(Arms)J/OPENED BY CENSOR’ tape, Colombo & New York transits and Meriden (CT) arrival backstamp. CHINA 565 ** 1972 Yanan Forum set of 6, SG #2474-9, fresh MUH, Cat £180. CHINA | Postal History 566 * 1900 (Oct 19) Boxer Rebellion stampless ‘Deutche Reichpost Feld-Postkarte’ to Frankfurt cancelled with ‘KAIS DEUTSCHE/MARINE SCHIFFSPOST/NO 14’ datestamp, Hamburg arrival datestamp. 1916 (Nov 16) Wu Hsin Tobacco Co registered cover to USA with 10c 3c x3 & 1c Junks on reverse tied by Tientsin datestamps, on 567 * face rare ‘R/TIENTSIIN SUB-OFFICE.D./CHINA No’ registration handstamp with “26511” entered in manuscript & Tientsin datestamp (different type), Moukden transit backstamp, cover opened on three sides with hinge-repaired long tear. 568 * 1930 (Oct 29) Portraits of Distinction (Shanghai) printed envelope to Germany with on reverse Junks 1c on 3c block of 10 plus 5c tied by Shanghai datestamps. Fine condition. 1940 (Jul 20) School of Medicine, Cheeloo University (Tsinan) printed cover to UK with 5c Sun Yat-sen block of 5 tied by Tsinan 569 * datestamp, boxed ‘T...Ctmes’ handstamp in violet with small oval handstamp above, fine condition. 1946 (Oct 12) Ting Chun Tai Tea Co printed airmail cover to Jerusalem with $800 franking comprising $100 Sun Yat-sen SG #655 570 * strip of 3 plus $500 on 3c Surcharge #839 tied by Shanghai datestamps, typed address. 1947 (Feb 24) airmail cover to New Jersey from Max Lump c/o ‘HIAS’ (Jewish Relief Organisation) franked with CNC Surcharges 571 * $200 on $4, $250 on $5 and $500 on 3c SG #861, 863 & 839 tied by fine Shanghai datestamps. 572 * 1947 (Oct 17) inflation-era red band cover to Shanghai with $500 on $20 SG # 864 tied by Canton datestamp, Shanghai Oct 19 arrival datestamp, fine condition. COLOMBIA | Flight Covers - Commercial 573 * 1936 (Mar 3) cover El Chocó to Sydney endorsed ‘POR AVIÓN HASTA/SAN FRANCISCO’, franked 42c (UPU 15c plus airmail surcharge 27c to USA), framed ‘CORREO AEREO/MAN—COMUN/AIR MAIL’ handstamp, Barranquilla transit. COOK ISLANDS 574 * 1921-23 Overprints on NZ Stamp Duty Long Types 2/- to £1 set SG #76-80, hinge remnants, Cat £275. (5) CROATIA | Postal History 575 * 1858 (Jan 18) commercial entire with Austria imperf 3kr red SG #8 (Mi #3) tied ‘AGRAM/18/1’ s/r cds (Agram early name fro Zagreb) and, on the back, similar arr ‘SISSEK/19/1’ cds. Fine early survivor. 576 * 1858-63 commercial entires with merchant cachets on front - [1] 1858 (Mar 30) franked Austria left corner marginal horiz pair and single 3kr red Mi #3Y each tied s/ring ‘PESTH/30/3/’ cds, to Sissek, backstamp transit ‘AGRAM/1/4’, arrival ‘SISSEK/7/4’; [2] 1863 (Feb 26) franked Austria 1860 5kr (damaged) and 10kr Mi #20-1 tied poor Sissek s/ring cds (merchant is from Sissek) and odd looking ‘TRIEST’ arr backstamp. Very good condition for 150 year olds. 577 * 1874 (Dec 12) use of Austria 5kr postal money order with franking cancelled ‘GELD-ANWSNG/12/12/74/ZARA’ (another alongside) transferring 8 Gulden (Kroner) from Anna Bresson of Zara to Elvira Dorkich (married name of sister or daughter?) in Pago. Backstamped s/ring ‘PAGO/13/12/74’ and signed by recipient. Very nice. 578 * 1880 (Apr 30) env with Austria 10Kr blue P10½ Mi #38.II tied ‘GRAVOSA/30/4/30’ oval datestamp and addressed to the Library at the National Music Conservatory in Paris. On the front a red transit May 6, on the back transits for Zara May 2, Trieste May 4, a French indistinct May 6 but likely an 8th Arondissement Paris arrival. 1919 (Aug 5) uprated and registered 10f overprinted Postal Card to Pressburg (Germany) franked 2f SG #55 and three others with 579 * cds ‘SKRAD/5UG 18/*’, two different censor handstamps alongside Skrad/554 registration label. Correspondence side includes shield artwork design and pencil message. Very scarce. CURACAO | Flight Covers - Commercial 580 * 1938 (Dec 29) Lago Oil & Transport Co (Aruba) St Nicolaas registered cover to Canberra bearing 1931 Air 60c pair, handstamped ‘PAR AVION JUSQU’AUX E.U.A./BY AIRMAIL TO U.S.A.’, rate representing KLM service UPU 15c plus airmail surcharge 85c per 5gms to USA via Puerto Rico plus 20c registration, backstamped Aruba Oranjestad (and with that registration label affixed), San Juan, Miami, San Francisco, Sydney, Canberra, rare pre-war registered mail. CYPRUS | Postal History 581 * 1917 (Feb 7) cover to Egypt with 10pa & ½pi KGV tied by Limassol squared-circle datestamp, blue on white ‘OPENED BY CENSOR’ tape & large oval ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/No 12’ handstamp applied in Egypt, Alexandria backstamp, some aging. 582 * 1948 (May 31) M.Dizengoff & Co airmail cover to Italy with 9p & 3p KGVI Pictorials tied Limassol datestamp, fine Roma Borghi arrival backstamp. [Cover sent during Arab-Israeli War, this cover possibly privately carried from Palestine to Cyprus, prior to passing through postal system, however more likely sent directly from Dizengoff’s office in Limassol] 583 * 1948 (Jun 2) dual censor cover from Crown Counsel (Nicosia) to England with ½p & 1½p KGVI Pictorials tied by Nicosia datestamp, 4-line (smudged) Greek censor handstamp, black on white Arabic censor tape and Turkish censor handstamp. [Cover sent during Arab-Israeli War following the creation of State of Israel on 14 May 1948, as of August 1948 there were still 11,000 Jewish internees held at Cypriot internment camps awaiting release and transportation to Haifa] 584 * 1954 (Jul) EOKA uprising cover to Paphos (backstamp) with 1½pi KGVI Pictorial tied by ‘LEMONIA/G.R./RURAL/SERVICE/ CYPRUS’ datestamp, used as a travel permit with signed endorsement on reverse “The holder of this document is permitted to depart from the colony w/o complying with the requirement of Section 3 of Law 2 of 1938.” Rare survivor. CYPRUS | Military - World War II Period 585 * 1943-45 stampless covers to UK all cancelled with ‘FPO 164’ datestamps comprising [1] 1940 (Nov 18) with Type R11 ‘RAF/ CENSOR/64’ handstamp; [2] 1944 (Nov 28) with Type R12 ‘RAF/CENSOR/198’ handstamp; & [3] 1945 (Mar 2) with Type R12 ‘RAF/ CENSOR/93’ handstamp. [Colley & Garrard record Type R12 censor only being used in Cyprus between November 1944 and July 1945, use of Type R12 ‘93’ is previously unrecorded] DANZIG 586 F 1923 Airs 500,000M Mi #178, fine postally used, Cat €180. DENMARK 587 W Imperforate Reprints comprising 1851 2 RBS & 4 RBS, 1854 set, 1864 set, 1870-71 set & 1871 Officials, all without gum. (20)
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DENMARK | Booklets 588 B 1934 2 Kroner Booklet with five lines of text on front cover SG #SB12b containing 5ö panes of 4 x4 & 10ö panes of 4 x3, Bornenes Kontor advertising reply card inside front cover, fine condition, Cat £550. DENMARK | Postal History 589 * 1917 (Nov 23) cover to Aarhus with 10ö optd ‘SF’ tied by ‘KRIGSFANGELEJR/No2/DANMARK’ datestamp endorsed on reverse by Nursing Orderly Hansen of Hald Edge Nr Viborg POW Camp, partial Aarhus arrival datestamp on face. 590 * 1935-39 selection comprising 1935 2kr40 rate to Dunedin New Zealand, 1937 registered at 6kr40, 1939 2kr30 with L E Bruun perfined 10ö x3 and 1kr pair, and 1939 1kr20 backstamped Berlin (Aug 27 1939 - days before outbreak of WWII) and censored upon arrival in Melbourne, all from Copenhagen except last which is Hirtshals. (4) 591 * 1943 (Aug) Danish Legion plain envelope inscribed SS Feldpost and addressed to SS Sturm./Christian Steckmetz/F.P.N.27732B (can’t quite work out where) via the domestic post and franked 20ö Mi #271 tied Sonderborg cds. On the back a plain censor reseal tied scarce SS-Feldpost censor handstamp alongside boxed ‘41’ both magenta (probably on arrival). EAST AFRICA & UGANDA | Military - World War I Period 592 * 1915 (May 28) cover to Chicago with KGV 6c x2 & 3c tied by Limuru datestamp, black on buff ‘OPENED BY CENSOR/UNDER/ MARTIAL LAW.’ label (small defects) tied to reverse by partial Mombasa datestamp, Montgomery Ward arrival datestamp on face, minor blemishes. EGYPT | Postal History 593 * 1899 (Jul 29) cover to Mainpuri India with GB QV 1d lilac tied boxed ‘PAQUEBOT’ cancel, adjacent fine strike of ‘SUEZ/29/III/99’ datestamp, Sea Post Office/C transit & Mainpuri arrival backstamp. Nice item. 1916 (Mar 30) WWI stampless PPC (Pyramids during the inundation) to UK cancelled with Cairo datestamp, oval 594 * COMMANDMENT/R.A.M.C./NASREIH SCHOOLS MILITARY HOSPITAL’ handstamp in red (Not listed by Firebrace, apparently only used 30 Sept 1915- 31 Mar 1916). 1931 Exhibition Issue on Covers comprising [1] airmail Ismaila Camp to England 5m & 10m plus 1m King x5 with attractive airmail 595 * etiquette; [2] complete sets on registered cover Cairo to Paris and on airmail cover Port Said Traffic to Sudan. (3) FALKLAND ISLANDS 596 * 1938-50 KGVI Pictorials ½d to £1 set SG #146-63, fine mint/MLH, Cat £475. (18) 597 ** 1960-66 Birds incl ½d shade & 1966 ½d Wmk sideways. (18) FIJI 598 U 1872 ‘CR’ Surcharges ‘Two/Cents’ on 1d pale blue (10), ‘Six/Cents’ on 3d yellow-green (14), ‘Twelve/Cents’ on 6d carmine-rose (15), SG #13-5. Several with minor varieties or plate flaws. Generally fine. Cat £3,100+ (39) FIJI | Postal History 599 * 1941 (Oct 27) cover to USA with ½d & 2½d KGVI Pictorials tied by crisp strike of ‘P.O. VATUKOULA/FIJI’ datestamp, rouletted ‘FIJI BOMBER FUND’ label at top left. Very fine condition. 600 * 1943 ‘Safe Hand’ Cover from the Pay Office (HMNZS) Tasman to “The Commanding Officer/H.M.S. Viti” with ‘SECRET’ and SAFE HAND’ handstamps on face. Safe Hand covers are very rare and were only sent, via diplomatic pouches, with Government permission. Includes some notes on the Viti. [The HMFS Viti was originally the Governor’s ship and was converted to war duties soon after the outbreak of war.] FINLAND | Postal History 601 * 1941 Finnish Legion (Oct) unfranked plain envelope (incomplete wmk, opened out) from member of the Finnish Legion in Vienna to a family member in Turku, Finland. Various markings incl ‘OY-INSINOORITOIMISTO RATAS’ one line handstamp in blue, plus ‘FELDPOST/F/*’ s/ring and backstamp scarce SS-Feldpost censor in magenta, also two ‘TURKU/28 X 41.15/ABO’ arr cds. Trivial imperfections, very scarce. FINLAND | Flight Covers - Commercial 602 * 1935-37 selection from same correspondence Helsinki-Sydney, conveyed via Imperial Airways service, variety of frankings mostly for 14m50 single airmail rate (5gms), odd small fault, useful group of this origin/destination which is very scarce in pre-war era. (9) FRANCE 603 ** 1942 Tricolor Legion complete sheet of 20 (1.20+8.80Fr blue x10, red x10) Yvert 566b x5+. Full selvedge incl sheet number, fresh MUH, min cat €275. FRANCE | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 604 PS 1881 10c Peace & Commerce 1883 (Jul 28) usage to Zurich tied by Paris/Rue Lafayette datestamp, ornate circular ‘CONSULADO GENERAL DE NICARAGUA’ cachet in black, on reverse commercial oval cachets for ‘Le Chevalier Freres, Dugenne & Co (Paris) and Adolf Huber (philatelist, Zurich), few pinholes, fine overall. FRANCE | Postal History 605 * 1938 (Apr 1) cover Paris to Adelaide franked 10f75 for double rate, carried on Imperial Airways service flight IE640 where Coriolanus was delayed Mar 31-Apr 2 by engine trouble at Marseilles, the mail load necessarily transferred to Cooee, which resumed the service two days late, backstamped Adelaide (Apr 12). 606 * 1941 (Feb 20) registered cover addressed to Mint Stamp Bank, Columbia, Louisiana with 2f50c Anti-Cancer Fund pair plus 1fr Mistral pair tied by Nice datestamps, intercepted in Bermuda with mss “Condemn/verify” mss notation on reverse, held for nine years, with ‘Released by/Prize Court’ two-line handstamp and Hamilton ‘3FEB50’ datestamp on reverse, plus New York transit & Columbia arrival datestamps. Nice Prize Court item. FRENCH COLONIES | FRENCH POLYNESIA | Postal History 607 * 1942 (Jul 20) registered printed matter cover (227x152mm) from the Newspaper Cuttings section of the Papeete Library to Le Courrier Australien in Sydney with 2fr Native Gods pair tied by Papeete datestamp, red/white registration label, French censor handstamps, Sydney ‘17SE42’ backstamp, minor edge blemishes. FRENCH COLONIES | INDO-CHINA | Postal Stationery 608 * 1932: (Oct 12) internal use of 5c Stationery Envelope to Phan Tiet (Annam) cancelled with Pnompenh/Cambodge datestamp, Saigon Central transit & Phantiet arrival datestamps on reverse. FRENCH COLONIES | INDO-CHINA | Postal History 609 * 1901 (Sep 2) PPC to France showing Gambetta statue in Paris with Indo-China 10c Tablet tied by Kampot datestamp with another fine strike alongside, also Hatien & Saigon Central transit datestamps, some minor toning. 610 * 1906-36 Group comprising [1] 1906 printed envelope to Kanadukathan with 25c tied by Saigon Central datestamp, alongside octagonal Ligne N/Paq Fr No 3 transit datestamp on reverse Tuticorin transit & Kanadukathan arrival datestamp; [2] 1907 cover addressed in native script to India & re-directed to Colombo bearing 25c tied by Saigon Central datestamp on reverse Tuticorin & Experimental PO/M 872 transit backstamps; [3] 1936 cover to Kilasavalpatti with 15c Rice Fields tied by Saigon Central d/s and boxed Dalat slogan handstamp in black, on reverse Kilasavalpatti arrival datestamp. (3) 611 * 1927 (Feb 4) PPC showing ‘Ruines D’Angkor’ to USA with 6c tied by fine strike of ‘ANGKOR-LES-RUINES/4-2-27/CAMBODGE’ datestamp, small edge blemishes. 612 1932 (Mar 26) Plantation de Peamcheang Kompongcham printed envelope registered airmail to Paris, with 20c Rice Fields x4 & 1c Junk tied by Kompongcham datestamps, red on white registration label, Pnom Penh & Marseilles transits & Paris arrival backstamps, some age staining.
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1937 (Feb 6) use of Stationery 36c Air Mail Envelope from Saigon Central to Hawkesbury Agricultural College NSW, backstamped Sydney, a little creased. Rare use to this destination. 614 * 1950 small airmail covers to Paris x2 comprising (May 12) with 2p Aspara plus 10c x4 tied by Tayninh/Sud Viet-Nam datestamp, tax handstamp; and (Dec 2) with 1p Farman F.190 x3 tied by Hue/Centre Viet-Nam datestamp; fine condition. (2) 1950 (Nov 14) airmail envelope to Paris with 1p & 2p Farman F.190 Airs tied by Thotnot datestamps, Cantho transit backstamp, fine 615 * condition. 616 * 1952 (Feb 5) airmail envelope to Paris with Vietnam 3pi Emperor plus Indo-China 30c tied by Biadinh Sud Viet-Nam datestamp, Saigon transit backstamp. FRENCH COLONIES | NEW CALEDONIA | Postal History 617 * 1877 (Sep 7) small cover to Puy-de-Dôme France with French Colonies imperf 40c Peace & Commerce tied by ‘NLLE CALEDONIE/7/SEPT/77/NOUMEA’ datestamp, appropriate backstamps including Riom, small faults. 618 * 1918 (Apr 14) cover to Paris with Surcharged 5c on 15c SG #111 strip of 3 tied by ‘BOURAIL/3APRIL/18/NLLE CALEDONIE’ datestamp, re-directed on arrival to Murat (Cantal), flap sealed on reverse with ‘THIS BIT OF THE/WORLD BELONGS/TO US’ British flag label, Noumea & Murat backstamps, flap fault, fine overall. FRENCH COLONIES | NEW CALEDONIA | Flight Covers - Commercial 619 * 1945 (May 26) censored registered cover (250x155mm) Noumea-Sydney franked aggregate 25f, including 20f, representing UPU 4f plus airmail surcharge 8f50 per 5gms x2 plus 4f registration, censored New Caledonia and Sydney, backstamped Sydney. GAMBIA | Postal History 620 * 1941 (Dec 14) flight cover to California with 2/6d & 1/- KGVI Pictorials tied by Bathurst datestamps, weak flight cachet in violet, San Juan ‘JAN 14 1942’ backstamp. [This flight was apparently delayed in Bathurst until the 30th Dec due to poor weather] GERMAN STATES | Baden | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 621 */W/U 1862-68 Arms Selection comprising 1862 6k & 9k Michel #19a & 20a mint, plus 3k & 9k x2 #18 & 20b & ba used, also 1868 used 1k, 3k & 7k plus unused 3k, #23-25, fine/very fine, Cat €290+. (9) GERMAN STATES | Bavaria | Postage Dues 622 V 1870 1Kr Black Mi #2.X with a fine corner cds, Cat €1,000 (SG #D65A £2,750). Rare stamp. [Note that early Bavaria Postage Due stamps also served as Official postage stamps] GERMANY | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 623 **/U 1914-18 Occupied Territories with Belgium good range including mint 1916-18 set of 16, Poland incl 1916-17 set of 11 used, oddments from Eastern & Western Military Commands, 1919 Poland Gneizno provisional forgeries, also two Eastern Military Command Postal Cards both used in Lithuania. (69+2 pc) 624 ** 1942-43 Varieties fresh MUH [1] 1942 Sports Day 6pf with Scratch though sword at top [posn 58] Mi #818.I; [2] 1942 3+7pf Map with Spot before ‘3’ at right [posn 29] Mi #820.III; [3] 1943 Labour Corps 3+7pf with Light shading in hat brim [posn 4] Mi #850.I in NE corner horiz pair with column value imprints. Very fresh, cat €190+. (3) GERMANY | Proofs & Essays 625 * 1900 Germania No Value black & carmine (as 1900 40pf). VLH, superb left marginal. Rare. 626 W 1934 10pf Eagle Essay in yellow-brown, green, red and blue on unwatermarked and ungummed white paper. Matching top right corner marginals, very infrequently seen. (4) 627 W 1944 Vienna Grand Prize 12+8pf monochrome photographic essay on glazed ungummed paper. Very fine. [No stamp was ever issued] GERMANY 628 ** 1926 Arms Welfare Fund set Mi #398-401. Very fresh MUH. (4) 629 * 1937 Civil Defence League set of 3 on plain postcard with printed Swedish address, pictorial FD cancel. Plus set of 3 marginal singles on FDC from Bonn to Aachen. 630 * 1942 Heroes Remembrance Day & Culture Fund 12+38pf grey-black, three lightly hinged varieties Broken ‘D’ of ‘HELDEN [posn 43], pair with White flaw on ear and White spots on headband & helmet [posns 38 & 39], Mi #812.I, II & IV. (3) 631 ** 1943 Youth Day 6+4pf green with ‘9’ of ‘1943’ broken [posn 18] Mi #843.III in fresh left marginal horizontal block of 6 incl marginal imprints. Fresh MUH. 632 ** 1943 Hitler’s Birthday 8+22pf with Hairline scratch in margin at lower right corner [posn 49], Mi #846.1. Very fine. 633 ** 1943 Labour Corps 3+7pf and 5+10pf varieties Imperforate Mi #850U & 851U, Cat €300+. Both with Schlegel expert handstamp. Superb. (2) 634 ** 1944 Armed Forces & Heroes Day 15+10pf variety Vertically ribbed gum Mi #880x (SG #868a £85 each). A very fresh MUH block of 4, each with Schlegel identifying expert handstamp. 635 ** 1944 Heroes 30+20(Pf) Mi #885y, complete sheet of 50 with full selvedge including variety Ski lift [posn 25] Mi #885y.I cat €100. Small storage related gum bends, Cat €900+ (as singles). 636 ** 1944 Postal Employees & Culture Fund [1] 24+36pf with Coloured spot over ‘c’ of ‘Reich [posn 45] Mi #893.II, right marginal with value imprint (selvedge adhesion). Very fine. [2] 24+36pf with Hook on ‘h’ of ‘Deutsches’ [posn 29] Mi #893.III in fresh right marginal pair with value imprint, the variety with Schlegel expert handstamp. Very fine. 637 ** 1945 12+8pf Home Guard Mobilisation four marginal multiples all with varieties - strip of 3 with Accent on G in GROSS and block of 4 with Dark spot between 2nd & 3rd heads (both with Schlegel expert handstamp), vert pair with White spot behind knee (Peschl expert handstamp), Mi #908.I, V & IX. Plus SW corner vertical block of 6 with jumped perfs. Pristine. 638 ** 1945 12+38pf Third Reich 12th Anniversary both values in top marginal blocks of 4 each Imperf between upper and lower pairs, plus lower pairs Imperf three sides - perf only at the bottom, Mi #909-910.Uu&Udr. [These blocks sold at auction in 1996 for $900!] (2 blocks) 639 * 1937 Hitler’s Birthday & Culture Club perfed m/s with additional roulettes, Mi #Block 11, with 1pf & 15pf Hindenburg x2 on registered cover from German-American Seapost Bremen - New York to Zurich, cancelled on 29.9.37, 5 days before day of issue. 640 **/* 1939 Hindenburg 10Pf Coil strips of 5 (1pf, 5pf, label, 3pf, 1pf) in pane of 20 strips (10 upright, 10 inverted) with top, bottom and left selvedge incl sheet and cliché numbers. Three strips of 5 with hinge reinforcements (none affecting the 1pf tête-bêche pairs x10), otherwise fresh MUH. Equates to Mi EGB #1.2 x5 (MUH x3, MLH x2) cat c€380 (Aus$525 approx). Very scarce large multiple. GERMANY | Local Stamps 641 ** Bad Nauheim 1946: (Mar) postal official signed 80pf-140pf Type I on very flimsy greyish translucent paper Mi #4-8.Ix. Fine and fresh. (5) 642 ** Herrnut Provisional 1945: Hitler 50pf deep green optd ‘XEPHXYT/HERRNHUT’. Very fresh MUH with correctly placed ZIERER BPP expert handstamp, cat €400 - 1,000. GERMANY | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 643 PS 1939 Danzig Return to Third Reich 5pf and 10pf postal cards optd Deutsches Reich Mi #P283-4 in superb condition. Also a Danzig Arms PPC with optd 3pf stamp and same pictorial cancel. (3) GERMANY | Postal History 644 * 1901 Boxer Rebellion (Apr 15) banded red & black stampless envelope addressed to Heidelberg, Germany cancelled with ‘KD FELDPOSTSTATION/No2’ datestamp, Heidelberg arrival datestamp on reverse, fine condition. [Feldpost 2 was located at Peking from 11/09/00 to 31/08/01] *
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1929 Catapult Mail (Jul 22) first SS BREMEN launch at New York with red cachet ‘Schnelldampfer/”BREMEN”/Norddeutscher Lloyd/ Bremen’, USA AAMC #1. Env of the shipping company (flag on flap) franked Germany 75pf tied on board slogan machine-cancel ‘Deutsch-Amerik.Seepost/22.7.29/Bremen-New York’ plus oval ‘Erster/Deutscher/Katapultflug/22.7.1929/Dampfer Bremen-New York’. Addressed to Paris, central fold does not detract, very attractive. 1929 Catapult Mail (Aug 2) SS BREMEN at Bremen with red pictorial cachet, USA AAMC #2. Envelope (light soiling) New York to 646 * Bremen, violet handstamp ‘Via SS BREMEN and Airplane Ship-to-Shore’ with USA 20c cancelled New York slogan alongside Air Mail label tied large red cachet ‘KATAPULTFLUG/vom/D.”BREMEN”/des Norddeutschen Lloyd/nach/BREMEN. 2.8.1929’. Very attractive. 1933 (Jul 3) use of 3, 10, 12 & 30pf Hindenburgs interspersed with three Hitler popaganda stamps on registered cover from Dieburg 647 * to Arad, Rumania. Use of these propaganda stamps was not permited by the UPU and their use on international mail is very rare. 648 * 1933-38 Range [1] 1933 air express cover from Frankfurt to Rear Admiral Lützow in Berlin, used the Rohrpost in Berlin; [2] 1938 cover from Berlin to Altona-Bankenese, via Rohrpost and railway; [3] 1934 12pf Eagle on cover from Berlin to Halle; [4] 1933 5pf green Official on local Gera cover with 4-line handstamp roughly saying Germany was not responsible for the war; [5] 1938 underpaid cover from Kiel to Vienna; [6] 1936 (May 1) Hindenburg registered postcard from Frankfurt to Pearl River NY; [7] 1936 (Mar 23) Hindenburg postcard from Friedrichshafen to Munich; [8] 1933 8pf green Official on Hamburg police summons. 1936 Summer Olympic Games real photo PPCs depicting different games scenes and facilities, all used during the games (ex 649 * noted). Two of the Olympic Bell with ‘BERLIN NW7’ cancels (one to Vienna pictorial slogan), three scenes of the venues, one of the Funkturm (special cachet) to Budapest with Berlin-Charlottenburg July 29 pictorial slogan cancel, one to Sydney cancelled ‘BERLIN NW7’ pictorial slogan. (5) 650 * 1936 Summer Olympic Games commemorative Olympic Torch Run postcard (very light ageing) to Berlin from Athens franked pair 80l Corinth Canal Mi #310 tied July 20 BEROLINON special pictorial cancel (another alongside), and BERLIN OLYMPISCHES DORF arrival cancel July 27. Very attractive, very scarce. 651 * 1936 Summer Olympic Games three postcards with Olympics issues cancelled pictorial datestamp ‘BERLIN OLYMPIA-STADION’ various dates - [1] Flags of the participating countries to London (Aug 5) with 15+10(pf) Mi #614, violet cachet; [2] Gold Medal photo of the ceremony for the first German winner, local (Aug 7) with 6+4(pf) Mi #611, black cachet; [3] Women’s Discus official Games card, action photo local (Aug 10) with 4+3(pf) Mi #610 x2 (one damaged), no cachet. (3) 1938 Greater Germany nice group of three PPCs and one cover. 652 * 1939 Special Events and Slogans cards and covers with Tannenburg Memorial, Karl May, Danzig is German x2, Nüremberg Races 653 * with set of 3, Hitler’s Birthday x2, Stamp Day x2, Sudetenland, Lost Colonies, Memel is Free, Robert Ley ship cancel, plus others. (18) 1940 (May 28) dual censorsed cover to USA with Hindenburg 20pf x5 & 50pf tied by Berlin datestamps, intercepted by censor at 654 * Bermuda where ‘PC 102/OPENED BY/CENSOR./56’ tape applied. [Peter Flynn ‘Intercepted in Bermuda: The Censorship of Transatlantic Mail During the Second World War’, records only five Censor 56 labels] 655 * WWI Group [1] 1917 German Occup of Rumania, 25b on 20pf blue Bucharest to Vienna, censored; [2] 1917 Aggsbachdorf Military Hospital to Vienna, and damaged 1915 cover from Turnitz Convalescent Home; [3] 1916 & 1918 use of Gen Governent issues on covers to Warsaw; plus similar 1918 registered from Nasielsk to Warsaw; [4] 1917 stampless PPC frm ‘Kgl. Pr. Inf.-Rgt 188, 7.Komp.’ to Münchberg; [5] 1915 unused PPC of Zeppelin (Schuette Lanz) bombing Warsaw. (8) GERMANY | Flight Covers - Commercial 656 * 1912 (May 19) use of specially inscribed postcard for inaugural flight Heidelberg-Mannheim to Sydney, franked 10pf Germania for foreign postcard rate and tied by the special cancellation. The earliest airborne item Germany-Australia, and only recorded example to Australia. 657 * 1933 (Dec 5) real photo postcard from Grobschönau to Victoria franked aggregate 65pf for UPU 15pf (postcard) rate plus airmail surcharge 50pf, carried Imperial Airways flight IE246, the first to be extended from Rangoon to Singapore. Postcards accelerated by airmail in this early period very rare. 658 * 1936 (Dec 24) W.A. Buhmeyer (Bremen) Germany cover to Henry B Smith Melbourne franked 1Rm25 for double rate, carried Imperial Airways flight IE509 wherein Centaurus developed a mechanical problem Dec 30 at Athens, necessitating transfer of mail load to Satyrus for onwards flight to Alexandria, backstamped Melbourne (Jan 9 1937). 659 * 1938 (Jul 13) Deutsch Bank (Leipzig) registered cover (roughly opened at left) to Sydney franked aggregate 5Rm85, carried by Imperial Airways service flight IE670 during which at Sharjah on Jul 16 Corio was involved in a collision with Cooee, Circe took over the mail load Jul 17, backstamped Darwin (Jul 22), Sydney (Jul 25). GERMANY | First Flight Covers 660 * 1912 (Jun 12) special 10pf Air Mi #I with 5pf Germania each tied to special postcard by ‘Flugpost am Rhein u am Main/ Worms/12.6.12/*’ cds. [Of the five cities with similar cancellations, Worms is by far the scarcest] 1912 (Jun 23) 1M on 10pf Air overprinted Gelber Hund Mi #IV x2 with 5pf Germania all tied to special postcard by ‘Flugpost am 661 * Rhein u am Main/Darmstadt/18.6.12/*’ cds. Very scarce. 662 *F 1933 Rocket Mail 3M error of colour (red-brown & blue) bottom left corner example cancelled on piece. Only 40 issued. 663 * 1936 Zeppelins (May 6-9) Hindenburg North American flight Mi #12a&b with appropriate cachet - [1] envelope to New York with 75pf Zeppelin Mi #607 tied Frankfurt cds, Sieger #406.C [2] battered advertising postcard lauding the use of ‘Tide Water Lubricant’ by the dirigible, verbose Hamburg slogan pmk with the same message, 50pf Zeppelin Mi #606 tied Hamburg cds, Sieger #406.D. (2) 664 * 1939 (Sep 19) plain envelope handstamped in red Mit Luftschiff: Graf Zeppelin befördert, further handstamped in red Infolge Kriegsausbruches. Ausfall der Zeppelinfahrt; Beförderung durch Flugpost (ie flight cancelled due war outbreak, sent by air). Franked Danzig 2½G Mi #206 (cat €120+ on cover) with special cancel. GERMANY | Ship/Paquebot Markings 665 * Australische Hauptlinie: seven inbound PPCs 1911-14 franked Germany 10pf with ‘SEEPOST/(alpha)’ cds, some with landed postmarks (Port Said, Colombo), addressed to NSW (4), Victoria (2) and SA. Six are full-colour PPCs including an impressive ‘Khartoum, Gordon’s Statue’ and an attractive Suez Canal scene. (7) 666 * Australische Hauptlinie: 1902 (Jul 4) PPC of Sydney Harbour to Leipzig with 10pf Germania tied on board ‘SEEPOST/e’ cds of the ship Friedrich der Grosse and alongside another partly indistinct cds. 667 * Deutsch-Amerikanische-Seepost: selection in mixed condition [1] 1895 rather tired env from Tarnow (Austro-Hungary Empire) registered to Chicago, various backstamp incl oval ‘BREMEN-/NEW-YORK/26.3 95/IV’, unknown ship; [2] 1909 flag illust env inscribed ‘Hamburg-Amerika’ with strip of 4 10pf Germania cancelled ‘DEUTSCH-AMERIK.SEEPOST/HAMBURG/NEWYORK/14/5.09/a’ of ship Cleveland; [3] 1923 with 50M blue Mi #246 per favour cancelled ‘DEUTSCHE SEEPOST/LINIE/HAMBURG/ SUDAMERIKA/23.4.23/XLIX’, the stamped with violet handstamp ‘Bremen’ at base. Plus 1906 misdirected PPC to Amsterdam in New York via Amsterdam in Holland! (4) 668 * Deutsch-Amerikanische-Seepost: 1903 (Jun 2) PPC of Friedrich der Grosse with 10pf Germania tied on board oval datestamp ‘BREMEN/NEW-YORK/VII’ of the ship and alongside Gothenburg arr June 5. Attractive near premium quality. 669 * Kais. Deutsche Marine Schiffspost: two 1901 PPCs to German addresses [1] No. 26 (Boxer Rebellion) in pmk on unstamped ‘Greetings from Hong Kong’ with mss Feld inserted before ‘POST CARD’, inked number and removable pencil notation, addressed to Weinheim; [2] No 1 in pmk tying 5pf Germania to PPC ‘La Guayra, El muelle’ (Venezuela? Panama?), addressed to Teterow. *
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Ost-Afrikanische Hauptlinie: with Germania frankings tied ‘SEEPOST/h’ cancels of ship Herzog - [1] 1900 PPC of camels in Aden to Holland; [2] 1902 env to Leipzig with flap crest of ‘D.O.A.L.HAMBURG’; plus [3] 1930 env to Chicago with 25pf Hindenburg, ‘SEEPOST/d’ of ship Usaramo; Also [4] 1909 20pf Germania tied oval ‘DEUTSCHE SEEPOST/LINIE/HAMBURG/ WESTAFRIKA/16/8.09/XXXII’ of ship Lucie Woermann, ornate Anchor/CW crest on flap alongside Las Palmas cds. (4) GERMANY | DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA 671 WWII: group of 7 large black & white photographic prints (approx 33x45 cms) depicting Third Reich events incl Occupation of Rhineland, Berlin Olympics, launching of aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin, etc. Hitler features in five of them. Peripheral defects but careful trimming should eliminate these. (7) GERMANY | PICTURE POSTCARDS 672 * 1935 Reichspartieg: rare 4-colour card with Hitler and cohorts at top and medieval entourage at base, used. Small wrinkle at top left otherwise fine. 673 1937-39 Group: [1] 1937 postcard with Hitler cinderella on face, used; [2] 1939 coloured Hitler & Small Child, used; [3] 1943 Barrage Balloon used; [4] 1940 action photo of soldiers rushing into woods to avoid enemy planes, used. GERMANY - Western Military Command Area 674 ** 1941 French Volunteer Legion: varieties Missing dot on ‘i’ of ‘Airienne bottom marginal [posn 24], Missing accent on ‘E’ of ‘SPECIAL’ top marginal [posn 2], Mi #III/II & III/V with min cat €280. Very fresh. (2) GERMANY - Occupied Estonia 675 W 1941 Tartu Issue: proofs on ungummed newspaper paper, 15K left marginal pair, 20K right marginal single Mi #1.PU,2.PU, Cat €450. Very fine. (2) GERMANY - Occupied Estonia - Pernau 676 ** 1941 Overprints on USSR: set of 11 with Type II overprint, blocks of 4 fresh MUH (imperf 3k trivial gum disturbance) Mi #1-10, Cat €640. (11 blks) GERMANY - Occupied France - Northern France | Postal History 677 * 1940 Dunkirk envelope franked pair 5c Mi #6 (France Mi #375 x2) and 90c American Legion (France Mi #224) each with Type I handstamped opt ‘Besetztes/Gebiet/Nordfrankreich’ tied cds ‘DUNKERQUE/18*/1-7/40/NORD’. Addressed to Arneke, Nord with arr backstamp two days later. Michel confirms scarce (and late) usage of 90c with the opt. Werner Pickenpack full photo certificate (1969) as well as his handstamp on cover. Rare. [A pencilled signature on the front may be an approving censor?] 678 * 1940-41 Group with overprinted Hindenburg issues [1] complete sets of 16 for Alsace and Lorraine (Elsass & Lothringen) on registered envelopes Strasbourg and Metz respectively to dealer in Berlin; [2] each set on two registered envelopes to dealer in Danzig with Strassburg (Els) cds and pictorial Metz cancels respectively; [3] 1942 registered env to Tauberbischofsheim with exotic franking of Lorraine, Luxembourg and Germany stamps; [4] 1941 (Feb 2) commercial env censor reseal tape, to ‘PARFUMS CHERAMY’ in Paris with damaged Lorraine 25pf Mi #10 tied Diedenhofen cds and ‘CONTENTIE??’ in violet; [5] 6pf Brown Postal card ovptd ‘Elsass’ with colour illustration at left of flags and other militaristic themes. Strasburg pictorial CTO April 20, 1941. Small blemishes. (9) 679 * 1940-41 Hindenburg Overprints comprising illust env with 3pf block of 4 and June 19, 1941 Ein Jahr Frei special cancel, PS 6pf green with 1940 (Dec 20) Mulhausen cds, 4 unused Postal Cards two are 6pf pictorials ‘WIENER KLAPPERPOST’ (one is Lorraine). Also page with seven franked parcel (packet) receipts, not all Alsace. (13) GERMANY - Occupied France - St. Nazaire 680 * 1945 4.50Fr Registration Fee Stamp Type I: Mi #3.I on pre-addressed envelope with boxed ‘R.F’ upper left, diagonal ‘affranchisement special/Fautede Timbres’ and pre-printed registration label, the adhesive tied cds ‘BATZsMER/15*/28-2/45/LOIRE INFERIEURE’, another alongside. Backstamp La Baule following day, expert handstamp MUST BPP. Perfect condition. GERMANY - Occupied Gulf of Kotor 681 F 1944 Overprint Varieties: expertised by Krischke BPP ex noted with [1] on small piece 1.50L on 50c with Small ‘a’ and 3L on 30c with Dentsche; [2] a loose 1.50L on 50c with Dentsche (Hoffman-Giesecke BPP): [3] small piece with 0.50L on 10c with (possibly) ‘w’ & ‘a’ larger. SG values normal used £140 each! 682 * 1944 Overprints: stamps of Italy set of 6 Mi #1-6 uprating 1Lit on 30c Postal Card inscribed ‘VINCEREMU’ with three strikes ‘KOTOP/4.X.44 4-8/KOTOR’ cds, addressed to Kastel-Lucuruc. Philatelic, very scarce. GERMANY - Occupied Kurland 683 V 1945 Hitler 6 on 5(Pf) Dark Olive-Green: Mi #1, 1.II & 1.VI. A fresh probably per favour cancelled horizontal block of 6 being plate positions 32-4/42-4 including Type II and Type VI overprint varieties Hole in top left overprint and Narrow ‘6’ [posns 33 & 34] Mi #1.VI & II respectively. A rare block - all units with Van Loo expert handstamp. 684 V 1945 Hitler 6 on 20(Pf) Cobalt: A fresh MUH horizontal block of 6 [pos 23-5,33-5] including Narrow ‘6’ [posn 24] and Hole in top left overprint [posn 33] Mi #3.II and 3.VI. Three other units also have lesser uncatalogued Broken ‘6’ varieties. 685 U/W 1945 Overprinted Parcel Feldpost Roulette: Mi #4B in vertical block of 10 [posns 1-2/41-42] each with per favour cds, and right marginal block of 25 [posns 6-10/46-40] unused (adhesions). Stated to include all listed varieties Mi #4B.I to XIII (some units have more than one). Total cat around €600 but overall condition not the best, bargain basement specialist’s lot. (35) GERMANY - Occupied Slovenia | Postal History 686 * 1944 Overprints on Italy (May 19) registered envelope franked 20c, 30c and 50c block of 4 Mi #4, 6 & 8, tied ‘LUBIANA/19.5.44/ LIUBLJANA’ cds, to Graz. Range of postal markings front and back, appears commercial usage of 2.50L rate. Fine. GERMANY - Occupied Serbia 687 ** 1941 Smederevo Explosion Relief Fund Miniature Sheets: perf 11½ and imperf Mi Blocks #1&2, Cat €340 (SG MSG #49a&b, £380). Superb condition. (2) GERMANY - Occupied Serbia | Postal History 688 * 1941 (Jul 9) use of Jugoslavia 1d Postal Card from Panchevo to a Lieutenant POW at Oflag VI/B pmkd German Feldpost cds July 12 alongside violet Feldpost Office handstamp (No. 08633) and rectangle camp censor arr handstamp. Rare Feldpost system use for POW mail with Dr Hans Zydek 1989 certificate (whose handstamp also appears on the message side of the card). 689 * 1941 (Oct 29) registered censored envelope Perlez-Alfeld (Leino) with optd King Peter 1d and strip of 4 2d Mi #3&5 (SG #G3&5) tied four strikes bi-lingual Perlez cds, censor reseal, backstamp PETROVGRAD transit Oct 30, Alfeld arr Nov 7. Good early usage foreign registered rate. 690 * 1941-43 Postal Documents [1] 1941 (May 14) Commercial Court form enforcing acceptance of previously refused summons with 1.50D on the back with ‘PONISHTENO’ (cancelled) perfin; [2] 1941 (Jun 7) missing parcel claim, 7D fee paid via King Peter stamps with bi-lingual ‘BAVANISTE’ cds x4, Postmaster report that the parcel never arrived, etc, etc; [3] 1942 (Jan 10) postal chaser form re missing money order, 7D fee paid via two optd King Peter stamps with Belgrade cds; [4] 1943 (Nov 16) bureaucratic nightmare Travel Permit request, 40D fee paid via 20D brown revenues perfed ‘PONISHTENO’ x2 cancelled by handstamp. Scarce group, original retail well over $500. (4) 691 * 1942 (Nov) flimsy envelope (central fold) registered within ALEKSINAC franked 9D by 1D scarlet and 2D purple Monasteries x4 cancelled indistinctly dated cds with censor reseal tape and registration label tied small violet censor handstamp. 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GERMANY - Occupied Ionian Islands 692 */** 1943 Stamps of Italy Overprinted: 25c green vertical pair, the upper unit single hinge and normal opt, lower unit MUH with Second (Greek) overprint sideways Mi #1.I (catalogue does not list the variety in a pair). Comes with Gerhard Krischke 1991 photo certificate. Very fresh, rare variety. GERMANY - Occupied Zara 693 */** 1943 Imperial Stamps of Italy Overprinted: specialised varieties with 10c sepia Overprint inverted Mi #2K, few spots, Krischke expert handstamp; 15c dark green Type IV with Thick ‘D’ and Gothic ‘B’ in overprint Mi #3.IV plus the same Type III with ‘Besetzuag’ for ‘Besetzung’ in overprint Mi #3.III.P - both fresh MUH with LUDIN BPP expert handstamps. (3) GERMANY - Occupied Zara | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 694 PS 1943 Postal Card of Italy Overprinted 30c brown Mi #P2, Cat €3,000 for used, unaddressed, ‘ZARA/11.11.43/ RACCOM.ASSICURATE’ per favour cds, Gerhard Krischke 1996 photo certificate. Scarce. GERMANY - General Government | Revenues 695 ** 1943 Court Fees: 50Gr to 10Zl Barefoot #15-19. Very fresh well-centred MUH (cat £150 is for MLH and used). (5) GERMANY - Allied Occ (French - Baden) 696 * 1949 30Pf Constance Conference: second printing, Mi #46.II. Very light hinge trace, Dr Dub expert handstamp x2 (SG #FB46a £700 for MUH). GERMANY - Allied Occ (French - Saar) 697 ** 1949 National Relief: set of 5 lower marginals with decorative numbered selvedge, extensions of Mi #267-271. Extremely attractive positionals. (5) 698 * 1948 Flood Disaster Relief Fund Miniature Sheet: Mi #Block 1. Lightly hinged and very fresh (SG #MS255a, £500↕). GERMANY - Allied Occupation (Soviet) 699 * 1945 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Child Welfare: set of 3 Mi #26-8, plus two others, on registered env to Berlin cancelled ‘SEESTADT ROSTOCK 1/6.2.46’, reg label alongside, Berlin arr backstamp. Good set, philatelic, really went through the post, scarce. 700 ** 1949 Goethe Miniature Sheet: Mi #Block 6. Immaculate fresh MUH. GERMAN POST OFFICES IN CHINA | Postal History 701 * 1904 (May 7) large envelope registered to Kiel and franked 1901-04 opts on Germany 3pf to 3M Mi #15-27 complete, the 30pf in a vertical pair, the upper unit shows the rare variety ‘R’ of ‘REICHSPOST’ open at top Mi #20.pf.II (cat €500+ as used, not valued on cover). All units with clear cds ‘HANKAU/7|5/04/DEUTSCHE POST’. Steuer photo certificate (1996). Absolutely brilliant. GERMAN POST OFFICES IN MOROCCO 702 V 1899 Overprints on Germany first issue Mi #1-6 including the very scarce 10c on 10pf shade Mi #3b tied to small piece with identifying Jaschke-L expert handstamp (30c on 25pf and 60c on 50pf also expertised). Very nice. (6) GERMAN COLONIES | CAMEROON (German) 703 * 1897-98 Overprints on Germany 10c dark pink Mi #3c, fine mint, Jaschke-L expertising handstamp, Cat €300. GERMAN COLONIES | CAROLINE ISLANDS (German) 704 F 1899-1900 48o Overprints 5pf green Mi #2l, fine used, two guarantee handstamps including Schroeder, Cat €750. GERMAN COLONIES | GERMAN EAST AFRICA 705 F 1896-99 2p on 3pf light ochre Mi #6e, fine used with 1900 Pangani datestamp, Cat €500. GERMAN COLONIES | KIAUTSCHOU 706 UW 1898-1901 Forerunners with Kiautschou datestamps used on ‘China’ overprints on Germany with 3pf shades x3 including bright ochre-brown Michel #V1IIc; 5pf x4 including 48º Overprint tied to piece & 56º Overprint pair, 10pf x3 and 20pf 56º overprint #V4II (Steuer guarantee handstamp, Cat €350), generally fine, total Cat €600+. (10) 707 F 1905 Kaiser’s Yacht No Watermark 1c to $1 (25x16 holes) Mi #18-25B, 40c & $½ both tied to piece, all but the 1c with Schroeder guarantee handstamps, fine used, Cat €410+. 708 F 1905 Kaiser’s Yacht Wmk Lozenge 1c to $2½ set including 2c green shade Mi #28-37, all but one low value stamp with guarantee handstamps (usually Schroeder), $2½ additionally signed by Ebel, fine used, Cat Cat €1,100. GERMAN COLONIES | KIAUTSCHOU | Postal History 709 * 1901 (Mar 22) stampless Feldpostkarte to Hamburg with very fine strike of ‘TSINGTAU/22/3/01’ datestamp, addressed to Germany with Hamburg arrival datestamp. GERMAN COLONIES | SAMOA (German) 710 D 1886-99 Germany 10pf Rose Eagle inscribed ‘REICHPOST’ pair, tied to small piece by large-part ‘APIA/KAISERL DEUTSCHE/ POSTGENTUR’ datestamp, a few slightly clipped perfs, SG #ZG10, Cat £140+. GIBRALTAR 711 * 1889 QV Surcharges 5c on ½d to 75c on 1/- set SG #15-21, 25c on 2½d mild gum crease, fine mint overall, Cat £200. (7) 712 * 1889-96 Spanish Currency 75c to 5p SG #29-33, very fine MLH, Cat £160+. (5) 713 * 1898 Reissue in Sterling Currency ½d to 1/- set SG #39-45, very fine MLH/MVLH, Cat £180. (7) 714 * 1938-51 KGVI Pictorials ½d to £1 set SG #121-31, plus some extra perfs/shades, nibbed perf £1, generally fine mint, Cat £190+. (22) GILBERT & ELLICE ISLANDS | Postal History 715 * 1912 (Jun 7) cover to Tarawa with KEVII ½d, 1d & 2d tied by fine strikes of huge ‘GILBERT & ELLICE ISLANDS/GENERAL/POST OFFICE/7JUL1912/FUNAFUTI/ISLAND/PROTECTORATE’ datestamps in violet, addressed locally in pencil. 716 */D 1912-66 Collection with covers from Abaiang, Abemama, Aranuka, Arorae, Betio, Butaritari, Beru, Canton Island, Christmas Island, Fanning Island, Funafuti, Hull Island, Maiana, Gardner Island, Kuria, Little Makin, Nanumea, Nikunau, Nonouti, Nui, Nukufetau, Ocean Island, Onotoa, Tabiteuea, Tamana, Tarawa, incl Censored, 1st Flights, Officials, registereds, BFPO, FDCs. Many identified by Vernon Types. Generally fine. (60+ covers & 20 on pieces). 717 * 1937-56 Cover Trio comprising [1] 1937 to NSW with KGV ½d strip of 3 tied by Proud Type D3 PO Tabiteuea cancel; [2] 1938 inwards from GB with fine strike of Type D2 Fanning Island datestamp; [2] 1956 Ocean Island registered to USA with QEII 2/-, 1/- & 1d tied by Type D12 datestamp. (3) GOLD COAST 718 * 1884-91 QV Wmk Crown CA ½d to 2/- deep brown (nibbed perfs) set with all Gibbons listed shades to 4d, fine mint, Cat £230. (14) GOLD COAST | Flight Covers - Commercial 719 * 1938 (Aug 16) cover from Accra to Auckland bearing 1938 original perf 9d and 1/- for combined 1/9d airmail rate per ½oz, tiny stain. GREAT BRITAIN 720 * 1840 1d Black [FF] 4 clear margins with indistinct red MC on cover with mss “May 13th 1840” & at lower left “R.S”. On reverse is straight line ‘RAMSBURY’ cancel in black & wax seal. SG #2, Cat £375+. 721 U 1840 1d Black Plate 8 [NB], 4 good to clear margins, red Maltese Cross cancel, SG #2, Cat £525. (5) 722 F 1840 1d Black Plate 7 [NB] variety Double letter in corner ‘N’ SG #2b, four even margins, tidy black MC cancel. 723 * 1841-51 Imperf 2d Pale Blue Plate 3 [FB], SG #13, 4-margins, large part OG, Cat £9,500. Fresh colour. A premium stamp. 724 F 1856 6d Pale Lilac watermark Emblems with Wmk inverted, SG #70wi, on thicker than normal paper but probably NOT the SGlisted variety, Cat £350. As clean and fresh as you could wish.
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1878 10/- Greenish Grey Wmk Maltese Cross [FE] SG #128, nibbed corner perf, excellent centring, very fine 1882 South Kensington datestamp, Cat $5,000 including centring premium. 726 * 1881 2½d Blue Plate 23 [OC] SG #157. May not have been hinged but some gum disturbance and/or light adhesions. Couldn’t be any fresher, Cat £425. 727 F 1883-84 High Values on White Paper 5/- crimson SG #181, fine used, Cat £250. 728 * 1915 Bradbury Wilkinson Seahorses 10/- dull grey-blue SG #417, couple of tiny gum thins, excellent centring, Cat £475. GREAT BRITAIN | Postal History 729 * 1749 (Dec 30) entire from Edinburgh to Kirkenbright, rated “3”, in fine condition. 1839 (May 25) entire from London to Dundee with light strike of ‘To Pay/ONE PENNY’ handstamp in black, boxed ‘DUNDEE/MY31E/ 730 * 1839’ backstamp, some small edge faults. 731 * 1868 (Oct 20) pre UPU transantlantic mail entire to New York endorsed “per America” with 6d Plate 6 SG #104 tied by Londin duplex cancel, fine New York/Paid All ‘NOV 3’ arrival datestamp in red. [Interesting letter discusses cargo loading difficulties and alternative shipping arrangements] 1870 (Mar 30) cover from GB to Russia, 9d straw Pl 4 (SG #111), Leeds duplex cancel. 732 * 1873 (Apr 24) cover with original letter headed “Wotton” (Wootton) to Pennsylvania USA with 3d Plate 9 SG #103 tied by well-struck 733 * BN ‘94’ cancel, superb Charmouth transit backstamp, ‘NEW YORK/PAID ALL’ datestamp in red on face, fine condition. 1917 (Sep 4) Ministry of Munitions (Inventions Dept) envelope to New York with 1d KGV tied part by London datestamp, scarce blue 734 * on white ‘OPENED BY/CENSOR.’ label Mark Type 24B (only a handful of examples recorded), printed/typed enclosure signed by Captain A.E. Moore (M.I.D.), fine condition. 1918 (Nov) PTPO ½d wrapper tied by circular ‘F.S.’ (Foreign Service) handstamp from the office of the Morning Star (London) to 735 * China, Peking ‘7DEC’ arrival datestamp on reverse. GREAT BRITAIN | Flight Covers - Commercial 736 * 1936 (Aug 20) cover London-Sydney, participant in the famed ‘Desert incident’, where Horsa on Aug 29, during Imperial Airways service flight IE473 (departed Aug 22), overshot Bahrain Aerodrome by 100kms at night, a consequence of the airfield lights not having been switched on, the pilots becoming lost and making a forced-landing in the desert, at Salwa Wells. The aircraft was found 40 hours later, and mail and passengers were flown out by RAF Mail to connect with IE474-75, the service delayed five days. Only two covers from this major incident believed recorded to Australi, Sanford #360809. 737 * 1938 (May 20) cover London to Melbourne franked 1/3d for single rate, carried on Imperial Airways service flight IE655 which experienced multiple delays: (i) Caledonia experienced consecutive delays, firstly due to weather at Marseilles May 22-23, and May 23-24 at Athens, following collision with a buoy, (ii) Corio was delayed May 27-29 with mechanical problems, backstamped Melbourne (Jun 5). 738 * 1938 (Jul 11) cover (small fault top right) Ayr to Melbourne franked 1/3d for single rate, framed ‘MISSENT TO/WELLINGTON, N.Z.’, carried by Imperial Airways service flight IE670 during which at Sharjah on Jul 16 Corio was involved in a collision with Cooee, Circe took over the mail load Jul 17. 739 * 1940 (Aug 28) airmail cover to USA endorsed “Via Intermediate/Airservice” & “New York-Los Angeles” with 5d KGVI tied by London machine cancel ‘OPENED BY/EXAMINER 1112’ censor tape. [Scarce 5d rate paying surface rate across Atlantic and airmail rate within USA] 740 * 1945 (Jan 6) airmail cover to USA with 1/0½d franking (underpaid 2½d) tied by Walthamstow machine cancel, mss ‘10’ marking probably indicating short payment, scarce use of orange on white ‘EXAMINED/BY CENSOR’ press censhorship label (CCSG Type PL3), on reverse ‘Clock’ type receiving handstamp in red. 741 * 1974 BA Hijack (Nov) cover from Fife Scotland to Perth (WA) franked 10p for single rate carried by British Airways VC10 flight London to Far East which was hi-jacked Nov 22 in Dubai, recovered mail for Western Australia receiving a handstamped ‘DELAYED EN ROUTE/- AIRCRAFT HI - JACK -’ in violet. Unlisted AAMC and rare. GREAT BRITAIN | Military & Censor Mail 742 * 1919 (Sep) South Russian Expeditionary Force (Taganrog) stampless cover to England with weak but discernible strike of ‘OC POSTS/BMM 2’ skeleton datestamp in violet, fine strike of ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/(crown)/No 370’ hanstamp. 1939 (July) China Station (Tianjin) cover to Sussex endorsed ‘VIA SIBERIA’, Crown over Bugle ‘68’ crest on flap of the Durham Light 743 * Infanty, stamps cancelled on arrival in UK with London ‘12JY’ datestamp. GREAT BRITAIN | Military - World War II Period 744 * Cyprus 1941-45 group of stampless covers x4 plus printed YMCA and Active Service Honour Envelope each franked with 10d KGVI, all with FPO ‘164’ datestamps and various censor handstamps. (6) Cyprus 1944 (Feb 8) cover to UK with 10d KGVI tied by Indian Type FPO R 7 datestamp (used at Limassol) framed Type R11 ‘RAF/ 745 * CENSOR/368’ handstamp in violet, missing backflap. [Colley & Garrard record RAF Censor 368 as being used by No 237 AMES in Cyprus during January 1944, this cover extends that date into February] Hawaii (Sep 22) British Forces in Hawaii stampless pictorial ‘ALOHA’ Hawaiian Islands multiview coloured postcard folder addressed 746 * to UK, endorsed “on active service” & “no stamps available” cancelled with FPO ‘354’ datestamp. [FPO 354 was allocated to 18th Division which operated on various ships prior to reaching Singapore in January 1942] GREECE 747 * 1927-34 Pictorial Definitives complete SG #410-423 (ex 4d brown SG #419e not issued till 1935). Various perfs and printings noting 10d is Type II SG #421a, 15d is the difficult P11½ Polish (PWPW) printing SG #422a cat £350, 25d is P12½ Type I SG #423 cat £300. Hinge remains, very fresh and mainly well-centred, min cat £825. (14) 748 * 1930 Centenary of Independence 10d to 50d SG #446-450, the key values from the long Heroes set. The 25d with slightly rounded corner, very fresh lightly hinged, as singles Cat £316. (5) 749 * 1933 Air Government Issue set of 7 SG #468-74, Cat £250. Well-centred and very fresh. (7) GREECE | Postal History 750 * 1936 (Feb 2) Panos J. Gravaris (Athens) cover to Henry B Smith Melbourne franked 83d [UPU 8d plus airmail surcharge 25d per 10gms x3], carried on Imperial Airways service flight IE415 where Helena force-landed Feb 7 at Felujah (Iraq) due to storms, the service resuming the following day, backstamped Melbourne (Feb 17). 751 * 1938 (Jun 11) Grecian Wool Selling Agency Athens to Henry B Smith Melbourne, attractively franked cover for double rate, carried on Imperial Airways flight IE661, where Cooee developed engine trouble Jun 15 after leaving Karachi, necessitating return, service resuming two days later, backstamped Melbourne (Jun 24). 752 * 1940-41 German Occupation 1940 (Oct) to 1941 (Dec), four envelopes to the fatherland with censor reseals. One is a nice commercial envelope of Agence Central de Journaux to Bremen, two are to a Dr Ilse Peek in Potsdam, one from a Dr. W. Wrede, another from a Dr. W. Peek with printed address of ‘DEUTSCHES/ARCHAELOGISCHES INSTITUT/ATHEN’. Range of frankings incl optd types. (4) GRENADA 753 W 1863-71 Chalon Wmk Small Star Rough Perf 14-16 SG #6, 6d rose, MNG, Cat £600. HONDURAS 754 **/W 1957-59 Plate Proofs Waterlow proofs for [1] 1957 Air Official imperfs with 1c to 2L (ex 8c), marginal singles; [2] 1958 Air Flags set of 10 imperf marginal singles plus proofs of centre flag in blue and blue & red; [3] 1959 Lincoln imperf set of 12. (33)
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1903 KEVII $5 purple & blue-green SG #75, somewhat faded, fine otherwise, Registered Hong Kong datestamp, Cat £600. 1938-52 KGVI 15c variety Broken character [left pane, R 6/6] SG #146a, MUH, Cat £132. 1938-52 KGVI $1 pale reddish lilac & blue pair, left-hand unit variety Short right leg of ‘R’ SG #155ba, fine mint, Cat £345. 1938-52 KGVI $2 red-orange & green SG #159 corner block of 4, MUH, Cat £320+. 1874-1902 Postal Fiscal Stamps $2 (on very thin paper) used in Shanghai, $3 and 1891 $5 on $10 (corner wrinkle), 1897 $1 on $2 green, very presentable examples. SG #F1-2,9-10, Cat £360. (4) HONG KONG | Postal History 760 * 1941 (Aug 28) Pak Shun & Co cover to USA endorsed ‘By Pan American Airways Service’ with $1 Centenary x3 plus 50c KGVI tied by Victoria datestamp, ‘NOT OPENED/BY/CENSOR’ boxed handstamp in violet, roughly opened at base. HUNGARY | Postal History 761 * 1921 (Jan 25) Horna & Co printed cover (imprint scored through) registered to Teplitz-Sconau with, on reverse, 5k tied by Budapest datestamp, unframed ‘CENZUROVANE’ handstamp in violet used during the White Terror campaign of repressive violence. ICELAND 762 * 1930 Parliamentary Millenary Celebrations Airs SG #174-78, Cat £190. (5) INDIA 763 S 1912-13 Optd ‘SERVICE’ 25r orange & blue SG #096, small thin & associated perf blemish in upper margin, fine used appearance, Cat £325. 764 * 1957 10np Madras University Colour Proofs of proposed design in jade green, monastral blue or dark brown, adhered to presentation card. INDIA | Postal History 765 * 1864 (Mar 7) cover to England with 2a, 4a & 8p SG #43, 45 & 53, tied by Kurachee ‘29’ duplex datestamps, Bombay transit on reverse & London EC ‘AP 7/64’ arrival datestamp in red on face, minor soiling. Nice tri-colour franking. 766 * 1915 (Jul 14) Indian Expeditionary Force in Egypt cover to UK with India ½a ovptd ‘I.E.F.’ block of 6 tied by FPO 31 datestamp (Moascar area) with fine strike of ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/INDIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE/26’ handstamp allocated to 27th Punjabis. INDIA | Flight Covers - Commercial 767 * 1934-38 selection to Henry B Smith (wool brokers, Melbourne) carried on different Imperial Airways service flights (numbers lightly pencilled on reverse) between IE299 and 654, KGV frankings only, mostly for single airmail rate, many attractive including Silver Jubilee 8a (3), denominations to 1r (3), highest franking 30a (1r14a), odd fault, condition generally good, significant resource for specialist. (48) 768 * 1944-45 military concessional rate censored items to NSW or Victoria comprising [1] 1944 (Nov 2) use (by Lt Vincent A Maskens, RANVR) of Stationery H M Forces Air Letter franked 4a tied by datestamp with lower segment obliterated, double-circle ‘395’ datestamp alongside, ‘UNIT CENSOR/J 79’ handstamp, two types of Censor tape tied by Madras Censor markings (2); [2] 1944 (Dec 14) from RAF Corporal J Allison bearing 8a tied by double-circle ‘RAFPOST/1/SOUTH EAST ASIA’ datestamp, censored Karachi (tape/handstamp); and [3] 1945 (May 17) use (by Australian P/O - H B Chatfield - stationed with RAF) of Stationery H M Forces Air Letter franked 3a tied by same datestamp coded ‘2’, faint Censor handstamp lower left. IRAQ | Flight Covers - Commercial 769 * 1927 (Jan 21) cover specially inscribed for Imperial Airways Basrah-Cairo airmail service addressed to Mt Duneed Victoria, bearing British Occupation of Iraq 1a block of six tied by Basrah double-circle (and Jan 23 Cairo arrival slogan), representing UPU 3a + airmail surcharge 1½a per 10gms x2, endorsed in pencil on front ‘1st Service’, although actually carried on second service, departing on Jan 21, Port Said transit. Remarkable destination, the earliest recorded from this origin, and earliest IAL service commercial item to Australia. IRELAND | Postal History 770 * 1847 (Sep 17) entire to Nenagh with imperf 1d red Plate 77 tied by Numeral ‘391’ of Rathkeale in blue, Rathkeale, Limerick and Nenagh backstamps. ITALY | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 771 F/V 1917-28 Airs with world’s first airmail stamp 1917 optd 25c rose SG #102 og with Rome FDI per favour cds very fine, then 1926-27 60c grey, L1.20 pale brown (o/c high), L1.50 orange SG #198,201-2. Fine to very fine, min cat £190 (2010). (4) ITALY 772 ** 1910 National Plebiscite set of 2 SG #83-4. Some disturbed gum (which may not be original), very fresh appearance, Cat £465 as hinged. (2) 773 F 1933 Graf Zeppelin Airs 3l to 20l set SG #372-77, fine used with ‘POSTA AEREA ZEPPELIN’ cancels, Cat £1,700. Rare set. 774 ** 1942 War Propaganda unissued 50c brown, 1L violet, 2L blue Air as SG #271, 274 & 275, the propaganda labels heralding inevitable victory. Scarce. (3) ITALY | Local Stamps 775 W 1945 Locals Selection: comprising Ponte Chiasso [1] CLN overprints on 1930-32 Airs of Italy, unused, unlisted in Sassone; [2] CLN overprint on 1L25c Express Letter issue, tiny natural paper inclusion on reverse, unused Cat €4,200 (as mint); [3] CLN overprints on Socilaist Republic 1944-45 5c to 3L, unused, Cat €1,010 (as mint); also [4] Cuvio CLN overprints on Bandiera Brothers set unused, Cat €650 (as mint); generally fine total Cat €5,860+. (22) ITALIAN OCCUPIED SLOVENIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 776 PS 1942 use of Italy 30c brown Victor Emmanuel Postal Cards, one plain and one inscribed ‘VINCEREMO’. Both with ‘NOVO MESTO/ (date)/[LUBIANA]’ cds (Jan 23 and March 23), one censored, both same addressee in Ljubljana, both fine and attractive, both scarce usages. (2) ITALIAN COLONIES | SOMALIA (Italian) | Flight Covers - Commercial 777 * 1938 (Jan 29) cover from Soddu to Mildura Victoria franked aggregate 4L50 for UPU 1L25 rate plus airmail surcharge 3L25 per 5gms, likely joined KLM service via Egypt terminating Netherlands East Indies, roughly opened at left. Another extraordinary origin/ destination. ITALIAN COLONIES | TRIPOLITANIA 778 V 1934 Second Intenational Colonial Exhibition the Postage and Air set of 12 SG #204-15 with October 30, 1934 postage or air mail cds, likely per favour, Cat £225. (12) JAMAICA 779 * 1905-06 QV Types 3d to 2/- set optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #47s-56s, fine mint, Cat £325. (6) JAMAICA | Postal History 780 * 1885 (Feb 21) 1st Battalion West Indies Regiment cover (crest on flap) to UK 4d QV (damaged) tied by Up Park Camp squared-circle datestamp, on reverse Kingston (Jamaica) square-circle & Taunton (UK) transits as well as Milverton arrival backstamp, small edge blemishes. 781 * 1917 (May) cover to USA with KGV 1d & 1½d tied by Kingston machine cancel, scarce ‘OPENED BY AN OFFICER/OF THE POST OFFICE BY/EXPRESS WARRANT OF/THE GOVERNOR’ label over the upper edge, crested flap, some soiling.
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1941 (Jan 17) POW stampless envelope to New York from ‘J Kirsten No 533’ at ‘INTERNMENT CAMP/JAMAICA’ with large oval ‘INTERNMENT & P. OF W. CAMP/”17” JAN 1941/JAMAICA’ handstamp in red and unframed ‘POSTAL CENSOR/JAMAICA/ PASSED/(5)’ four-line handstamp in violet applied at Kingston, fine condition overall. 1942 (Jan 26) Rum Company Ltd (Kingston) dual censored cover to Sydney franked attractive KGVI issues aggregate 4/- for PanAm Clipper combined airmail rate 4/- per ½oz, Jamaica ‘PASSED BY/’1601’/CENSOR’ and Sydney Censor tape, small blemishes, Coruba Jamaica Rum multicoloured labels front and reverse.
1919 First Tokyo-Osaka Airmail Service 1½s & 3s (gum bends) set SG #196-7, slight toning, mint, Cat £1,025. Ceremuga Certificate (2002) for both stamps. JAPAN | Postal History 785 * 1919 (Mar 18) cover from Nishiku, Osaka to USA with 10s correctly tied, ‘EXAMINED BY/CENSOR/464’ label applied in Vancouver Canada, (Steinhart Type #4, scarcest of all Canadian WWI censor labels), fine condition. 1943 New Guinea (Oct 11) use of Japanese Orange Helmet & Dove Military Postal Card to Chita-Gun, Aichi Prefecture from soldier 786 * Tanehiro Harada Numa 8929 Unit being the Communication Unit of 38th Infantry Division, South Sea Expeditionary Force. The Card is censored by “Irie” & has manuscript “18.11.25” (25 Nov 43) arrival annotation in red crayon, fine condition. KENYA UGANDA & TANGANYIKA | Postal History 787 * 1931 (Apr 17) cover Mwanza to Moree NSW endorsed to join Imperial Airways second trial flight ex London, which departed Apr 25 1931, and to that end departed on Northbound service ex Mwanza Apr 21 (flight AN7), but owing to inclement weather in Southern Sudan the flight was delayed eight days, thereby missing the London departure, franked with Tanganyika issues for aggregate correct 2/- per ½oz rate, datestamp ties also the Par Avion etiquette, backstamped Sydney (Jun 6), small flap tear. 1935-37 selection featuring 1935 Pictorials varying compositions for 1s90 single rate (two franked 2/- apparently for expediency, one 788 * has ‘BY AIR IN AUSTRALIA/PAR AVION EN AUSTRALIE’ handstamp), towns include Gilgil, Escarpment, Nakuru, odd fault, generally attractive. (5) 789 * 1941 (Oct 24) PPC (RP of Native outside Hut) to New York with South Africa Overprinted 6d Orange Tree tied by weak Kampal datestamp, small boxed ‘Passed by Censor/D’ handstamp (CCSG Type 11a), fine condition. KENYA UGANDA & TANGANYIKA | Military - World War II Period 790 * 1942 (Apr 7) ‘ON ACTIVE SERVICE’ stampless cover to Isle of Wight cancelled with ‘EA/APO 51’ datestamp (Eldoret), framed ‘PASSED BY MILITARY CENSOR/No 315’ handstamp (Daynes Type EA 3A) overstruck by straight-line ‘No 6 POW Camp’ handstamp, both in violet, small opening faults. KOREA (North) 791 W 1949 Flag complete rouletted sheet of 100, SG #N18, ungummed as issued, folded in half, Cat £300. Unusual. LATVIA | Flight Covers - Commercial 792 * 1940 (Jan 25) censored cover Riga to Melbourne franked 1L50, censored upon arrival, minor blemishes, the only censored airmail cover to Australia recorded by Rod Perry. LEEWARD ISLANDS 793 * 1938-51 KGVI 10/- deep green & deep vermilion/green, variety Missing pearl SG #113ca, fine mint, Cat £1,700. Rare. 794 */* 1954 QEII Keyplates ½c to 24c control blocks of 4 (6c lower units detached) all showing Loop flaw on lower-right unit SG #126a135a, some tonespots, hinged on selvedge only, stamps MUH (6c is hinged) Cat £210+. LITHUANIA (German Occupied) | Postal History 795 * 1941 (Aug 15) locally addressed registered envelope (odd bit of foxing) with USSR stamps optd ‘VILNIUS’ 5K to 80K Mi #10-17 tied cds ‘VILNIUS O/15.8.41’ alongside handstamp registration cachet. Philatelic for sure, very rare too, especially the 80K on cover. MALAYA | Straits Settlements 796 U 1867 Surcharges on Indian Issues 8c on 2a, 24c on 8a & 32c on 2a SG #6,8,9, used, Cat £250. 797 W 1879 Surcharges 7c on 32c pale red SG #21, straight edge at left, couple tonespots. unused, Cat £180. 798 F 1892-92 QV Keyplates $5 orange & carmine SG #105, some edge toning, strong colours, neat cds postmark, Cat £325. 799 * 1912-23 KGV Keyplates Wmk MCA $25 purple and blue/blue SG #213, fine mint, Cat £2,500. Rare. MALAYA | Straits Settlements | Flight Covers - Commercial 800 * 1937 (Jun-Jul) covers Malacca-Sydney and Singapore-Melbourne at 25c single rate featuring attractive Coronation series frankings, backstamped Kingsford and Melbourne. (2) MALAYA | Federated Malay States 801 D 1922-34 Elephants Wmk Script CA $2, SG #78 plus 4c Tigers block of 8 & single tied to piece by 1932 datestamp, Cat £95. MALAYA | Japanese Occupation | Postal History 802 * 1942 (Jun 10) Versea Chinese Banking Corporation, used privately with Bank name deleted to Ipoh with Perak 8c Overprinted ‘DAI NIPPON/2602/MALAYA’ tied by Ringlet datestamp, chop handstamp on reverse, roughly reduced at left. [Ringlet is located in Cameron Highlands in Pahang but was under the control of Perak P.O.] MALAYAN STATES | Johore 803 * 1922-41 $500 Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #128s, fault and associated thin in right margin, tad aged, part gum, Cat £1,300. MALAYAN STATES | Kedah 804 F 1937 Sultan Abdul Hamid Halimshah 50c, $2 & $5 SG #65 & 67-68, few nibbed perfs, postally used, Cat £260. (3) 805 ** 1950-55 Sheaf/Sultan Badlishah 1c to $5 set (ex 30c) SG #76-90, fresh MUH, Cat £150+. (20) MALAYAN STATES | Kelantan 806 * 1937-40 Sultan Ismail 1c to $5 set SG #40-45, also 1928-35 $1 SG #39, fine/very fine mint, Cat £1,300+. (16) 807 * 1951-55 Sultan Ibrahim 1c to $5 set (ex 30c) SG #61-81, fine mint, Cat £200. (20) MALAYAN STATES | Pahang 808 * 1898 Overprints on Perak $1 green & pale green Elephants SG #23, couple nibbed perfs, Cat £425. Seldom offered. MALAYAN STATES | Perak 809 * 1895-99 Tiger 1c to 50c dull purple & greenish black and 50c green & black (ex 25c) SG #66-75 (ex 73), generally fine mint, Cat £370+. (9) 810 S 1895-99 Wmk Crown CC $5 green & ultramarine Elephants optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #79s, fine mint. 811 ** 1938-41 Sultan Iskandar 3c green Ordinary paper SG #106 horizontal strip of 10, fresh MUH, Cat £450+. MALAYAN STATES | Perak | Official Stamps 812 */W 1889 Optd ‘P.G.S.’ 2c to 8c SG #O1-4, 4c unused, other three values large-part gum, Cat £135. MALAYAN STATES | Perlis 813 * 1951-55 Raja Syed Putra 1c to $5 set (ex 30c) SG #7-27, hinge remnants, fine mint, Cat £160. MALAYAN STATES | Trengganu 814 * 1910-19 Wmk MCA $5 green & dull purple SG #17, tiny gumside inclusion, fine mint overall, Cat £275. MALAYAN STATES | Trengganu | Postage Dues 815 * 1937 1c to 10c set SG #D1-4, 8c uniformly toned gum, fine mint overall, Cat £170. (4) MALTA 816 * 1904-14 KEVII MCA ½d to 5/- set (no ¼d) SG #45-63, fine mint, Cat £275. (16)
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MALTA | Postal History 817 * 1941 (May 6) uncensored cover to USA with KGVI ¼d x2, ½d & 1½d tied by Air Mail Malta datestamp, ‘MALTA IS GRATEFUL/...’ label at base, fine condition. 818 * 1950 (Aug 16) F. Farrugia & Son commercial airmail cover to New Zealand franked with 6d KGVI Self-Government strip of 3, cover handstamped with boxed ‘Returned For......../ADDITIONAL POSTAGE/Rate.......per ½oz’ with “1/6” and initials entered in manuscript, addition 6d strip of 3 added to pay the deficit, some creasing. MANCHUKUO | Postal History 819 * 1905 Russo-Japanese War (Dec 2) illustrated military letter sheet to Japan from the Japenese 1st Army in Manchuria cancelled with 1st Army FPO No 9 datestamp, being very late use of the canceller, the Peace Treaty having been signed on 5th Sept 1905. 820 * 1936 (Oct 2) PPC to Germany showing coloured scene showing ‘Bathing on the River-side of the Sungari, Harbin’ with 3f x2 tied by Harbin datestamp, fine condition. MAURITIUS 821 */W 1913-22 KGV Wmk MCA Die I 25c, 20c & 2r50c and Die II 1r, 5r & 10r SG #199-204d, 1r without gum, others fine mint, Cat £225. (6) MEXICO | Postal History 822 * 1889 (Sep 19) use of EXPRESS WELLS, FARGO Y CIA Mexico PSE (grey-green cachet, ‘15 ctva’ in design, weight instruction line partly obliterated), size 151x86mm approx. The Mexican stamp 20 ctvo red-brown is cancelled by the company’s Guaymas oval cachet (in Spanish) in magenta alongside similar San Francisco cachet (in English) four days later. Small blemishes, scarce in such good condition, very attractive. MONACO | Flight Covers - Commercial 823 * 1938 (Apr 19) cover Monaco to Lady Tempest Sydney where redirected, remarkable franking (aggregate 15f50 - UPU 1f75 plus airmail surcharge 4f50 per 5gms x3 - overpaid 25c), including Postage Due surcharged 2f50 on 2f, Prince Albert 5f green, and Pictorial 3f lilac and red/yellow x2, carried on Imperial Airways service flight IE646 where Challenger was caught in a storm leaving Rome, and on Apr 21 was struck by lightning necessitating return for repairs to damage, the service departing the following day, Cannes cinderella on reverse tied by Sydney arrival (May 2) and Thomas Cook receiving datestamp of same date, little roughly opened, seldom encountered convergence of rare franking/rare incident. MONTENEGRO 824 * 1941-43 Italian Occupation 1942 (Oct 16) flimsy envelope registered to Italian Concentration Camp at Klos in Albania franked 1.80L by 20c carmine Mi #26 x9 overpaying by 5c the 1.75L rate (50c postage + 1.25 registration). PODGORICA bi-lingual cds and registration label alongside; transit, arrival and camp censor backstamps. Rare survivor. 1941-43 Italian Occupation use of 25c green Mi #27 pair on 1943 (Aug 8) envelope addressed to Priboj with bi-lingual 825 * ‘PODGORICA’ cds and backstamp ‘PRIBOJ’ arr two days later. Clear 1990 certificate No. 10977 of Velemir Ercegovic (ZAGREB). Scarce commercial cover, very fine. NETHERLANDS | Flight Covers - Commercial 826 * 1937 (Jun-Jul) The Sport & General Press Agency Ltd covers to Sydney franked 3g57½, varying compositions including 1g strips of three x2, earliest endorsed ‘Per Dutch Air Mail/Via Amsterdam’, others via Imperial Airways service, little roughly opened, attractive. (3) NETHERLANDS INDIES | Postal History 827 * 1937 (Jul 8) Koninklijke Ned - Indische Luchtvaart Mij cover (225x155mm) to Hamilton NSW registered Batavia Centrum at 2g05 rate, KNILM endorsement on flap, backstamped Darwin, TPO 2 South NSW, Newcastle, Hamilton, minor blemishes, attractive high franking. 1938 (Dec 27) Alfa Sports (Batavia NEI) cover, illustrated with tennis players, (roughly opened) to Melbourne franked 45c, framed 828 * ‘By air to Australia and/onward airtransmission’ (sic) handstamp, carried on Imperial Airways service flight SE63 which experienced delays as a result of mechanical problems with two aircraft, on three occasions: (i) Challenger was affected by mechanical failure at Brindisi Dec 19-20, (ii) and Bangkok (24-25 December), and (iii) Circe suffered engine trouble at Koepang NEI Dec 26-29, backstamped Sydney (Dec 30). 1940 (Mar 12) uncensored cover to USA from N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederland (Netherlands Steamship Co) Batavia 829 * endorsed “Transpacific airmail” with 1g + 5c tied by Tandjong/Priok datestamp, Victoria Hong Kong ‘MAR 20’ transit backstamp. 1940 (Dec 7) airmail cover to USA with Wilhemina 20c x2 plus another x5 on reverse plus 5c all tied by Malang datestamps, ‘DEV/8’ 830 * handstamp on face, Dutch censor tape and handstamp, upper edge blemishes & some age staining on reverse. 831 * 1941 (Feb 17) airmail cover to New York endorsed “Transpacific/air route via Hong Kong and/onward air-transmission” with Wilhelmina 40c block of 4, 30c plus 5c Numeral tied by Palembang datestamp, Dutch censor tape tied by ‘DAVIEZEN/CENSUUR/ PALEMBANG/1’ circular handstamp, on reverse is a very scarce ‘SUPPORT THE N.I./SPITFIRE FUND’ patriotic label, fine condition overall. 832 * 1941 (May 7) airmail cover to Cailfornia endorsed “VIA MANILA” with 2g & 10c Queen tied by Batavia Centrum datestamp paying triple-rate, black on brown Diboeka Oleh Censuur tape tied by Censuur 4 datestamp on front & on reverse, pencil annotation on reverse suggests a transit period of 316 days. 833 * 1945-46 covers addressed to Cable & Wireless civilian employee William Sanders attached to AFNEI (Allied Forces Netherland East Indies) stationed at Batavia, most with arrival backstamps, including 1946 (Nov 4) from Fiji, 1946 FDCs from USA many with redirections including (Feb-Jun) x4 addressed to Fiji, re-directed to Singapore (one cover specifies Cable Ship Pacific) & then to AFNEI Batavia, all backstamped at each location, plus five other items (two from Argentina), condition is somewhat mixed. Interesting group. See also Lot 501. (10) NEW HEBRIDES | Postal History 834 * 1925 cover to Paris from ‘G DE BÉCHADE/PORT VILA/N.H.’ with 20c Weapons & Idols (a second stamp removed) tied by discernible strike of Type 86 ‘NELLES HEBRIDES/SERVICE MARITIME’ datestamp. NEW ZEALAND | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 835 W/U 1874-78 First Sidefaces Selection used with P12½ 1d x4, 2d x4 (one unused), 3d x3, 4d x3, 6d x4 & 1/- x4 between SG #152-57; Compound Perf 12½x10 1d x2, 2d, 3d x2, 4d, 6d & 1/- x3 between SG #159-64; P12x11½ 1d x4, 2d x4, 4d x3, 6d x4, 1/- x3 & 2/between SG #180-85, condition variable however many are fine, Cat £2,500+. (51) NEW ZEALAND 836 F 1857-63 No Watermark 1/- blue-green Chalon SG #17, tiny nick at lower right, margins just-shaved to good, Bars ‘15’ cancel, Cat £1,800. Attractive example. 837 S 1862-64 Chalons Wmk Large Star Imperf 2d pale blue worn plate complete even margins, handstamped ‘SPECIMEN’ in violet SG #38s, without gum. 838 U 1864 Wmk ‘NZ’ 1d carmine-vermilion, 6d red-brown & 1/- green SG #97, 99 & 100, the latter with small repaired nick, margins on lower two values shaved/cut-into in places, strong colours, present well, Cat £1,325. (3) 839 F 1864-71 Chalons Wmk Large Star P12½ At Auckland 2d blue SG #115, strong colour, socked-on-the-nose large fancy ‘S’ cancellation of Invercargill (Southlands). 840 W 1882-1900 Second Sidefaces 5d imperforate plate proof in blue on unwatermarked wove paper, fine condition. 841 ** 1915-30 KGV Sidefaces 2½d blue SG #419, upper-left Plate #17 block of 4, light crease on sheet margin (no sheet margin at left), stamps are MUH, Campbell Paterson Cat NZ$ 900.
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(3) 848 ** 1940 Centennial Officials ½d and 1½d to 9d in blocks of 4, plus ½d, 1½d & 2d in pairs also 1935 Air Mail set and 1939 Express Delivery in blocks of 4, fresh MUH, Cat £650+. (16 items) NEW ZEALAND | Postal Fiscals 849 ** 1940-58 Postal Fiscals £4 light blue SG #F210, mildly browned gum, MUH, Cat £350. NEW ZEALAND | Postal History 850 * 1915 Gallipoli (Jun 10) OHMS Headquarters NZ Expeditionary Force (Imprinted beneath ‘00/9/14-15532’) to 11th Battalion West Riding Regt, c/o High Commissioner for South Africa, Victoria Road, London, forwarded to 2/3rd West Riding Regiment, Whittington Barracks, Lichfield cancelled HEADQUARTERS/FIELD/10-JU-15/POST OFFICE/NZ’ overstamped with boxed ‘PASSED BY/ (crown)/No 2225/Censor’ handstamp in red, roughly opened along top & repaired with archival tape. 851 * 1942 inward POW Envelopes from Stalag VIIIB Camp x5, (Lamsdorf, Silesia) to various destinations within NZ, all endorsed “Airmail/ Luftpost via Lisbon”, three with US censor handstamps, all with tax handtamps, four different type of ‘Stalag VIIIB’ handstamps used, generally fine. Nice group. (5) 1948 (May 6) double-rate late fee commercial airmail cover to United States Rubber Export Co in New York, attactively franked & 852 * tied by Wellington Late Fee datestamps, a tad roughly opened at base. 853 * 1953 (Jul?) cover (355x230mm) to UK with 10/- Arms Postal Fiscal & 2/- KGVI tied by Miramar datestamp paying 1/6d airmail rate x8 for item weighing up to 4oz. Scarce commercial usage of 10/- Arms. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1957 (May 22) New Zealand Electric Lamp Manufacturers oversized cover (375x250mm) to UK endorsed “AIR PARCEL” & 854 * “BUSINESS PAPERS/ONLY” with £3/1/3d franking comprising 10/- Glacier pair, 5/- Queen-on-Horse x7 including pair plus single with ‘600/-’ sheet value imprint, 3/- brown National Park x2 & 3d Health pair all tied by Wellington Airmail datestamps, paying 1/9d ½oz airmail rate x35 for item weighing up to 1lb1½oz, cover with central fold and edge blemishes in keeping with bulky contents, quite fine overall. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 855 * 1957 (May 22) New Zealand Electric Lamp Manufacturers cover (355x225mm) to UK with gorgeous Queen-on-Horse £1/8/- franking comprising 5/- x4 including strip of three, 3/- pair plus 1/- QEII pair all tied by Wellington Airmail datestamps, paying 1/9d ½oz airmail rate x16 for item weighing up to 8oz, cover with vertical fold, fine overall. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1959 (Aug 21) oversized (390x255mm) cover to UK with £5/1/6d franking paying 1/9d ½oz airmail rate x59 for contents weighing up 856 * to 1lb13½oz, with Queen-On-Horse 10/- block of 4, 5/- strip of 3, 3/- block of 4 and pair, 2/6d strip of 3 and pair plus QEII 1/9d block of 4, 1/6d x4 & 1/- pair plus single, all tied by Wellington Airmail datestamps, some edge faults as to be expected considering the bulky contents, typed address. Rare and visually stunning commercial usage of the Queen-on-Horse set in multiples. [In Rod Perry’s ‘Woodchip-free Zone’ May 2012 article he laments the paucity of 10/- QOH on-cover commercial usages offered to the market hopefully this cover and the next lot will bring him, and other NZ 20th century usage aficionados, a degree of satisfaction - Ex Philips Industries hoard] 857 * 1959 (Sep 5) oversized (390x255mm) cover to UK with £4/7/6d franking paying 1/9d ½oz airmail rate x50 for contents weighing up to 1lb9oz, with Queen-On-Horse 10/- strip of 3, pair & single, 5/- pair & singles x2, 3/- x2 plus QEII 1/- & 6d Trans-Tasman all tied by Miramar datestamps, some edge faults as to be expected, typed address. Possibly the record franking of 10/- Queen-on-Horse on commercial cover. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] NIGERIA 858 * 1938-51 KGV 1d rose-carmine Die I-II vertical marginal gutter pair SG #16c, fine mint, Cat £425. NORTH BORNEO 859 * 1894 (Feb) Arms $5 Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #85s, MVLH. NORTH BORNEO | Flight Covers - Commercial 860 * 1940 (Oct 29) censored cover from Kudat to Sydney endorsed ‘By BOAC’ for Horseshoe route, bearing aggregate franking of 60c for post-EAMS combined airmail rate 60c per ½oz, rare framed ‘PASSED BY/12/CENSOR/NORTH BORNEO’ handstamp. NORTHERN RHODESIA 861 F 1925-29 KGV MCA ½d to 20/- set SG #1-17, key 20/- fine corner cancel, Cat £800. (17) NYASALAND 862 F 1908-11 KEVII KEVII 3d purple/yellow variety Watermark inverted SG #75a, fine used with Fort Johnston squared-circle datestamp, Cat £425. Very scarce. 863 * 1921-33 KGV 2/- Purple & Blue/Pale Blue Broken crown and scroll SG #109b, fine mint, Cat £180. PAKISTAN | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 864 SD 1948 Group of ‘PAKISTAN’ Handstamps applied at Peshawar in violet or black, many on dated pieces, values to 25r, noting KGV 15r & 25r plus a KGVI ½a block of 4 with Inverted handstamp. Nice lot for the specialist. (36) PAKISTAN 865 * 1948 Local Overprints on India KGV 1a3p, 15r (gum bends) & 25r, applied due to shortages of KGVI issue in 1948, MLH. (3) 866 * 1948 (May 29) local Peshawar cover with India KGVI 6as & 8as with ‘PAKISTAN’ handstamps in violet applied at Peshawar, Mall Road blue on white registration label, few faults. Scarce registered Interim period cover. PAKISTAN | Postal Stationery 867 * Interim Period Postal Stationery: comprising ½a Service Post for North Western Railway x4, one uprated with 3p; also 9p Service Post handstamped ‘HALF ANNA’ in violet, and 1½a Envelope with ‘PAKISTAN’ double overprint, all unused. Useful group. (6) PAKISTAN | Postal History 868 * 1950s Registered Commercial Airmail Covers to same addressee in London, excellent variety of rates and frankings including 1954 with 1r P14 block of 4, 1954 (May 13) early usage of 2r P13½ plus 4as and (Nov 6) usage 2r P13½ plus 8as, 1955 (Jul 19) with 1r P13½ plus 2as strips of 3 x2, etc; various Karachi registration labels or handstamps including Experimental GPO KP6, Hotel Metropole PO, Karachi Saddar, New Town & Soldier Bazaar; condition variable but many are fine. Nice lot. (29) PERU | Flight Covers - Commercial 869 * 1937 (Jul 7) Pan American Airways System Asuncion registered cover to Sydney, aggregate franking 136p, carried PanAm to Buenos Aires, then across Atlantic to Europe to connect with Imperial Airways service (flight IE566), backstamped Darwin, TPO 2 South NSW, Sydney, a trifle stained, most attractive for exhibit, the only recorded pre-war airmail cover this origin/destination. 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Zawiercie 1916: Used pair with reddish violet control, both with Ceremuga certificates (2000). Plus 10fen without control mint, MI #1I,1III,2I, Cat €700. (3) POLAND | Flight Covers - Commercial 872 * 1936 (Jun 27) cover Warsaw to Sydney endorsed ‘Via Bandoeng’ for KLM service, franked 1z65 for UPU 55g rate plus 1z10 per 5gms airmail surcharge, backstamped Warsaw, Athens, Lindfield. This service rarely utilised to Australia. 1939 (May 11) registered cover Krakow to Melbourne, aggregate franking of 10z60 including very scarce strip of three of 1938 3z 873 * Pilsudski representing UPU 1z 15 (40-60gms) rate plus airmail surcharge 1z per 5gms x9 plus 45g registration, currency control label on front, Warsaw, Athens, Sydney, Melbourne backstamps. The record pre-war franking for this origin/destination. PORTUGAL 874 * 1945 Naval School Centenary M/S SG #988a, lightly cancelled on cover to USA, minor blemishes, Cat £200+. PORTUGAL | Postal History 875 * 1940 (Jul 3) clipper mail printed cover to Chicago, with $1.75 pairs x2 plus 25c x3 tied by Lisbon datestamps, intercepted in Bermuda by censor with red on white ‘PC102/OPENED BY CENSOR./59’ censor tape applied, opened on two sides, minor aging. PORTUGUESE COLONIES | CAPE VERDE 876 * 1881-85 40r Crown strip of 3, central unit error Inscribed ‘MOCAMBIQUE’ instead of ‘CABO VERDE’ SG #21Aa, outer units part gum, central unit large-part gum, Cat £150+. PORTUGUESE COLONIES | LOURENCO MARQUES | Flight Covers - Commercial 877 * 1940 (Jun 27) censored Blue Star Line cover from Lourenço Marques to Sydney redirected Double Bay franked aggregated 15E05, representing UPU 1E75 plus airmail surcharge 6E25 per 5gms x2 (overpaid), sent via Cairo where it joined BOAC service Horseshoe route (likely flight NE3), Egyptian Censor tape/handstamp. Extremely rare origin/destination. RHODESIA 878 W 1898-1908 Numeral Value Arms £5 deep blue SG #92, superb fresh unused, Cat £3,250. Very rare. Ceremuga certificate (2014). [Ex Waterlow printers archives, flooded during WWII London bombings, hence stamp is without gum] ROMANIA 879 F 1903 Opening of New Post Office Postal Coach set of 8 and Bucharest Post Office set of 7 (shallow thin 25b) SG #464-78, fine used, Cat £285. (15) RUSSIA - IMPERIAL | Postal History 880 * 1893 (Mar 20) use of 14K dark blue Envelope (lightning bolts on Posthorns not in H&G for this value) additionally franked (on the back) by 1889 1k and 5k Mi #41x & 45x and registered, from reval, Estonia to Kleinfurra in Thuringen (backstamp). Also on the back, violet handstamp of ‘EDUARD von BAGGO/31.III.93/REVAL’ (lots of biographic detail available on line). SAAR 881 * 1920 Overprints on Germany Mi #1-17. Includes various overprint types, key 80pf is Type I with expert handstamp Richter and two others, 1M (perf 25:17) is Type A. Hinge remains, fresh, min cat €300. (17) 882 ** 1931 Christmas Charity fresh MUH set Mi #144-50. Well centred and very fresh, Cat €450. (7) ST. KITTS-NEVIS | Postal History 883 * 1942 (Aug 10) dual censored cover to New York endorsed “per Pan Am. Airways/via Antigua” with KGVI 1/- & 1½d tied by St Kitts datestamp, scarce chamfered oblong ‘(crown)/PASSED/BB_’ handstamp with manuscript “3” inserted, ‘EXAMINED BY/4345’ censor tape applied on arrival, Antigua transit backstamp, some blemishes on & around stamps. ST. HELENA 884 * 1913 KGV MCA 6d dull & deep purple variety Split ‘A’ in ‘POSTAGE’, SG #86a, fine mint, Cat £650. 885 F 1922-37 KGV Script CA ½d to 10/- including some low value shades SG #97-112, fine used, key 7/6d & 10/- superb used, Cat £750+. SAMOA 886 F 1914-15 Overprints on NZ KEVII 1/- SG #121, block of 8 (4x2), fine used, Cat £160+. Scarce multiple. SAMOA | Postal History 887 * 1914 (Nov 12) use of GRI ½d on 1d Postal Card headed “SS John Williams” (missionary ship) in manuscript, uprated with Ovpts on NZ 1d for transit to Australia, tied by Apia datestamp, ‘Passed by Censor’ unframed handstamp in blue-green, message reads “...sailing today for Suva thence to Ellice & Gilberts...”, card slightly reduced at base which does not detract. 888 * 1917 (Mar 6) printed S.H.Meredith commercial cover to USA with Opts on NZ 2½d KGV tied by Apia datestamp, weak strike of ‘PASSED BY/CENSOR/2/SAMOA’ handstamp in green, typed address. SAN MARINO 889 */** 1945 Government Palace M/S (2, both perf & imperf), minor imperfections. SG #308a, Cat £750. SERBIA | Revenues 890 W Tobacco: 40p multi-coloured large size 85x72mm Barfoot #10. Slight aging, beautiful. SEYCHELLES 891 * 1890-92 QV Keyplates Crown CA 1c to 96c Die I set plus 2c-16c Die II set SG #1-14, plus 1893 New Value #22-25, fine mint, Cat £287. (18) 892 * 1938-49 & 1952 KGVI Pictorial sets SG #135-49 (some hinge remnants, 1r yellow-green has thin) & #158-72, odd perf blemish, Cat £500 (ex 1r yellow-green). (44) SIERRA LEONE | Postal History 893 * 1918 (Dec 3) black & white PPC (showing Freetown street scene with rail tracks) to Yverdon, Switzerland bearing 1d KGV tied by part Segbwema datestamp, Freetown (Dec 4) transit datestamp alongside, unframed ‘PASSED BY CENSOR’ handstamp in black. SINGAPORE 894 ** 1969 Foundation M/S SG #MS127, fresh MUH, Cat £375. SOLOMON ISLANDS | Postage Dues 895 F 1940 1d to 1/6d set SG #D1-D8, 1d & 2d with odd nibbed perf, fine overall, Cat £130. (8) SOMALILAND (British) | Postal History 896 * 1946 (Oct 31) registered use of War Economy OHMS printed envelope to UK with Victory 1a pair & 3a tied by Hargeisa datestamp, blue/white registration label handstamped ‘HARGEISA’ in violet, ‘Postmaster General/British Somaliland’ two-line handstamp and Aden transit datestamp on reverse, fine condition. SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES | CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 897 F 1855-63 Triangles 1/- deep dark green SG #8b, complete margins, strong colour, Cat £550. SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES | GRIQUALAND WEST 898 S 1879 Optd Small Capital ‘G’: 1d carmine-red Watermark Crown CC inverted SG #25, rounded upper left corner, used, Cat £450. Rare. 899 W 1879 Overprints: 5/- yellow-range with Type 17 overprint doubled SG #29a, fine unused, Cat £1,000. APS Certificate (2015). SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES | ZULULAND 900 U 1888-93 Overprints on GB ½d to 1/- SG #1-10 (9d slight thin), plus 1891 1d Postal Fiscal SG #F1, Cat Cat £550+; also ½d, 1d, 2½d & 1/- duplicates in mixed condition and ½d, 1d & 3d Keyplates. (18)
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Rare. 902 * 1930-44 Redrawn Issue 3d black & red, bilingual pair with red arrow in sheet margin, variety Window flaw SG #45b, mint, Cat £200. 903 * 1930-44 Redrawn Issue 4d brown bilingual pair, variety Spear flaw – Watermark inverted SG #46bw, fine mint, Cat £170. 904 **/* 1930-44 Redrawn Issue 1/- brown & deep blue bilingual pair, variety Twisted horn flaw SG #48c, variety unit MUH, Cat £350+. 905 * 1942-44 War Effort Reduced Sizes 1½d red-brown pair, variety Roulette omitted SG #99b, fine mint, Cat £375. 906 * 1942-44 War Effort 2d violet pair, variety Roulette omitted SG #99b, fine mint, Cat £1,300. 907 ** 1947-54 Pictorials black & deep green MUH blocks of 4 with control numbers ‘72’, ‘8’ (2, deep & pale shades), one with Suid-Africa and the other South Africa stamp on lower right, SG #122a, one block hinged on selvedge and some perf separation, Cat £400+. (2 blks) SOUTH AFRICA | Flight Covers - Commercial 908 * 1939-42 selection of 1/3d combined airmail rate per ½oz (post cessation of Empire Air Mail Scheme), varying franking compositions, includes 1d x15 (carried Imperial Airways service flight DN237 - engine trouble Mozambique), 6d bi-lingual pair, Australian censor tapes/handstamps (2, one scarcer Newcastle), Sunland to Sydney registered cover at 5/- rate (with a 2/6d), etc, odd fault, generally fine. (9) SOUTH AFRICA | Military - Boer War Period 909 * 1900: (May 9) cover to UK bearing GB 1d lilac tied by FPO 5 datestamp located at Ladysmith area, Manchester arrival backstamp. 910 * 1900 Boer War: (Jun 25) cover to Boer POW held at Greenpoint Camp with VRI ½d Surcharge pair tied by grid cancel, ‘CENSOR/ PRISONER OF WAR’ double-ring handstamp in violet, Bloemfontein OVS datestamp on reverse, central fold and small edge blemishes. SOUTHERN RHODESIA | Flight Covers - Commercial 911 * 1938 (Dec 5) cover from Bulawayo to Sydney bearing KGVI 1½d for All-up combined airmail rate per ½oz, rare for this origin/ destination, a very fine example. SPAIN 912 ** 1938 Army & Navy Miniature Sheet imperforate SG #925 (Mi #Block 10B). Control No on back, small gum adhesion, very fresh Cat £250+ as MLH. Strong thematic, good value. SPAIN | Postal History 913 * 1937 (Mar 22) Civil War multifranked with range of issues all overprinted ‘LA LINEA DE LA/CONCEPCION/Viva ESPANA/ CORREOS/16 Julie 1936’ & tied by La Linea de la Concepcion (Cadiz) datestamps, adddressed locally. 914 * 1937 (Aug 3) propaganda postcard with first day use of Zaragoza Air Fund labels optd for the anniv of the bombing of the Church of the Pilar. Both tied, along with Spain 2c chestnut P11½ SG #771A, by d/ring cds ‘ZARAGOZA/-3AGO.37.3T/49. Addressed to Cascante. Scarce, attractive. 915 * 1938 (Jul 18) use of illustrated envelope (small stains) for the Legion Condor with photo of Herman Goering franked two 15c Zaragoza Castle SG #863 tied two special rectangular cancels and boxed Iron Cross cachet alongside. SUDAN | Postal History 916 * 1919 (Feb 18) black & white PPC showing Sudan Street, Khartoum tram scene, addressed to Brussels with 2m Camel Postman x2 tied Khartoum D datestamp, address side with triangular ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/100/SUDAN’ handstamp in violet. Unusual destination for the period. 917 * 1941 (Aug 15) cover to USA with 5m Camel Postman x4 tied large mute ‘15AUD1941’ datestamp, dual censored with green on white Sudan censor tape tied by ‘PASSED/CENSOR/37/SUDAN’ handstamp, scarce ‘0’-in circle censor handstamp beneath, some of the censor tape torn away, otherwise fine condition. SWEDEN | Flight Covers - Commercial 918 * 1932 (Jul 5) cover Klippan to Melbourne via Imperial Airways service to Karachi (flight IE172), aggregate franking 1kr40 comprising 1930 Air 10ö x4 and 50ö pair, representing UPU 40ö (20-40gms) rate plus airmail surcharge to India 50ö per 20gms x2, backstamped Berlin, oval ‘BERLIN-SASSNITZ (HAFEN)/BAHNPOST’ (Zug 14), small blemishes, very early to Australia. 1934 (Dec 5) Eskilstuna Metall-Och Eskilstuna to Sydney endorsed ‘First Australian air mail from Sweden/recd Sydney 22/12/34’ 919 * carried by Imperial Airways first service (flight IE298) to be extended Singapore-Australia, an eventful service which (i) (Dec 13) saw Aurora damage its undercarriage at Calcutta, and (ii) (Dec 19) Diana damaged its tailskid, necessitating transfer of part of load to Hippomenes, backstamped Berlin-Sassnitz Hafen/Bahnpost (Dec 6), Sydney (Dec 21), minor blemishes, a rare intermediate in this event. 1936 (Dec 21) cover Svalöv Sweden to Melbourne franked 90ö (underpaid 20ö) carried Imperial Airways flight IE509 wherein 920 * Centaurus developed a mechanical problem Dec 30 at Athens, necessitating transfer of mail load to Satyrus for onwards flight to Alexandria, backstamped Berlin-Sassnitz/Bahnpost (Dec 22), Melbourne (Jan 9 1937), markings front and back associated with unclaimed article. 921 * 1941 (Jun 13) covers from separate origins in Stockholm Sweden, but to same destination, Swedish Chamber of Commerce Sydney, franked at 4kr05 (quadruple rate, at outset) and 1kr30 for single airmail surcharge rates (1kr per 5gms), both with indications of trauma associated with immersion in water, former inscribed ‘Printed matter’ and with endorsement ‘Recd Darwin in/this condition/ minus stamps/(initialled)’, reverse with strip of gummed paper affixed as an inefficient Post Office (Darwin) repair, Sydney Censor tape and handstamp applied on arrival at destination. [These are the only recorded covers to Australia from this incident, the precise nature of which has yet to be determined. One possibility is they were aboard S.S. Atlantic City, which left UK Jul 23 1941, destined for South Africa to participate in the BOAC Horseshoe route Durban-Sydney (via Darwin). Atlantic City was torpedoed en route, but not sunk, and was towed, the mail eventually being transferred to City of Johannesburg.] SWITZERLAND 922 ** 1936 National Defence Fund Miniature Sheet SG #367, fresh MUH, Cat £60. 923 ** 1943 Cantonal Stamp Centenary Miniature Sheet SG #430a, fresh MUH, Cat £60. SWITZERLAND | Postal History 924 * 1938 (Aug 22) use of Italia Flotte Riunite postcard (picture of Roma liner obverse) from Innerarosa to Sydney bearing solo franking 1923 1f Air for UPU 20c postcard rate plus 80c airmail surcharge, fine and rare pre-war use of airmail postcard. 925 * 1944 (Jan 7) tri-censored cover from YMCA Geneve to Melbourne franked 1f70 showing brush mark (at centre tending to the diagonal) from application of copper sulphate solution used by Germans seeking secret messages, censor tapes of Germany, USA, Melbourne, an important item for censorship specialist, the only example of this process to Australia recorded by Rod Perry. TANZANIA | Postal History 926 * 1981(?) Metal Tag sent registered to tea importer in USA with 20/- Baden-Powell Scouting, 10/- Cheetah & 1/- World Food Day x2 tied by central Tanga datestamp. Attractive & unusual. THAILAND | Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes 927 PS 1989 8.50b King Bhumibol ASEAN Arts & Crafts Year (Dec 14) use to USA sent from Laotian Refugee at Nepho Nakhorn Phanom, Nakhornphanom machine cancel overstrikes two-line ‘LETTERS TO REFUGEE CAMP/PLEASE PUT NKP NP CR U2’ handstamp in red. Rare usage.
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THAILAND | Postal History 928 * 1931 (Dec 11) airmail cover to Copenhagen with handstamped endorsement AIR MAIL/VIA AMSTERDAM’ in violet, bearing King Prajadhipok 10s, 15s x2 & 50s x2 tied by Bangkok GPO d/s, Copenhagen arrival datestamps at upper-left. Attractive commercial cover. 1937 (Jan 20) printed cover to Netherland Indies with 3s King Rama VII tied by bilingual Bangkok 6 datestamp paying the printed 929 * matter rate, Semarang (Jan 29) arrival backstamp, fine condition. 930 * 1940 (Oct 29) airmail cover to Edinburgh with 1t Coronation Stone tied by Bangkok datestamp, addressed to Melville F Carson and forwarded to No13 EFTS, RAF Station, White Waltham, nr Maidenhead, Edinburgh transit backstamp. [Melville F Carson was imprisoned Stalag Luft III after being the only survivor of a four-man Handley Page bomber crew shot down over Germany, he was involved in ‘The Great Escape’ and was number ‘151’ on the escape list however guards discovered the tunnel before his number came up] 931 * 1942 (Dec 15) Von Haverbeck (American traders, crest on flap scored through) cover to the Palace of Princess Thada at Sriracha bearing King Mahidol 5s tied Bangkok datestamp, scarce ‘9’-in circle censor handstamp in violet, minor spotting. [Scarce internal censorship to the Palace of Princess Thada] TONGA | Official Stamps 932 W 1893 ‘GFB’ Officials 1d to 1/- SG #O1-5 & Surcharges 2½d on 2d to 10d on 1/- #O7-10, fine unused, Cat £400. (9) TONGA | Postal History 933 * 1902 (Feb 20) use of ½d, 2d & 6d on 4d Registration Envelope (HG #C5). From Nukualofa to Germany. 934 * 1904 registered cover to USA with fine strike of Type R2 triple-oval ‘REGISTERED AT/No “48”/NUKUALOFA, TONGA’ registration handstamp in violet, stamps uncancelled, San Francisco arrival backstamps, fine condition. 1924 (Sep 12) registered cover to Torquay, England with 3d Pictorial & Surcharged 2d on 5/- tied by Nukualofa datestamp, Proud 935 * Type R4 oval registration handstamp, Nukualofa, Seattle, New York & Torquay transit backstamps, re-directed to Staines with arrival backstamp. 936 * 1942 Mission cover to USA with 3d Pictorial tied by Vaini datestamp, ‘PASSED/BY/CENSOR/2’ handstamp in violet (CCSG H2, just one recorded) and black on brown censor tape (CCSG L1b, just 3 usages recorded), Nukualofa transit backstamp, small piece missing a top right, otherwise fine. Rare censor markings. TRIESTE - ZONE B 937 ** 1953 300d Air SG #B98 (Mi #104). Fresh MUH, Cat £400. TRIESTE - ZONE B | Postage Dues 938 ** 1948 Red Cross 2L on 0.50d SG #BD4. A very fresh and exceptionally well-centred lower marginal with Zrinjscak BPP expert handstamp, Cat £325. TURKEY | Flight Covers - Commercial 939 * 1938 (Oct & Nov) covers from Izmir and Tarabya to Sydney with varying franking compositions for 116k20 rate, last with Air 35k on 40k surcharge pair and 40k, backstamped Athens, small opening faults, attractive. (2) 1944-45 censored covers Istanbul to Sydney with varying franking compositions for reduced 38k rate (plus Obligatory tax 2k), 940 * backstamped Baghdad, various Censor markings including Sydney tape/handstamps, later with opening faults, also 1945 cover to Melbourne with typewritten instructions for airmail but paid at 2k Imprime rate only, censored India. (3) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 941 ** 1978 ‘CAPEX’ Wildlife M/S error Yellow, brown & red colours omitted also Phosphor coating missing resulting in pale stone background Sc #1757 variety, one stamp with tiny flat spot on gum, otherwise fine and fresh MUH, normal sheet included for comparison purposes. A recent discovery with only six sheets believed to exist. A similar sheet was recently offered by a US based dealer for US$5,350. 942 F 1861-66 National Bank Co 24c grey, Sc #78b, Cat $300. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | Postal History 943 * 1869 (Dec 20) small cover to Matanzas in Cuba with 10c Pictorial SG #118 (oxidised) tied by circular target cancel, Pownal (Maine) depatch datestamp & oval ‘NAI’ handstamp on face, poor Matanzas arrival datestamp on reverse. 1903 (Mar 16) cover from Jamaica to San Francisco, with ‘ADVERTISED/MAY 11 1903/San Fransisco, Cal./Due 1 Cent.’ handstamp 944 *F in red and ‘Non=Reclame’ handstamp in purple, triangle Dead Letter Office handstamp on back. Nice cover. 945 * 1931 Nautilus Submarine cover with ‘NEW YORK TO NORTH POLE’ handstamp, usual GB 1½d for sending to Sir Hubert Wilkins and USA 2c for return to collector. Included is 13 pages of notes on the Expedition and a biography of Wilkins (a prominent Australian explorer). 1936 (Jul 22) R.B. Macdonald & Co (Oakland) California cover to Adelaide endorsed ‘Via Transpacific Airmail/to Honolulu to 946 * connect/S.S. ‘Mariposa’’, franked 56c, intended for PanAm FAM14 service flight 17, the China Clipper, due to depart Jul 22 but which was delayed on three separate occasions, necessitating its replacement by Hawaii Clipper, which eventually departed Jul 29, cover has come in to contact with liquid, which may or may not be associated with journey. Unusual delayed mail item. 1956 (Jul 5) USAF aircraft illustrated pictorial envelope used from Switzerland to Germany headed “International R (Ranger) Camp/ 947 * Glion Montreux” with Swiss 40c tied by Glion datestamp. Unusual. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | First Flight Covers 948 *F 1918 24c Jenny tied to cover to New York by Washington Air Mail Service cancel MAY 15 1918 (AmAMC #101), scarce pioneer Airmail cover. 949 * 1926-78 Collection of Air Mail Interruptions/Recoveries (Crashes) largely mounted for exhibition years ago, many with informative cachets and/or Post Office explanatory memos, some dramatic survivors, scarce to rare items abound. Opportunity to remount as a 5-frame exhibit, or extend (63 covers + ‘ambulance’ envelopes and related printed ephemera). 950 * 1936 Rockets nice duo with [1] (Feb 23) specially created photo PPC of the rocket plane itself for Greenwood Lake NY to Hewitt NJ ‘VIA FIRST AMERICAN/Rocket Airplane Flight’ special cachet tying red special label; [2] (May) New York local with Phil Exhib 50c and 75 triangle labels with ‘Delivery with Rocket flight’ handstamp cancels; [3] (Jul 2) USA (McAllen Texas) to Mexico (Reynosa, Tamaulipas), flimsy env with special label tied ‘DISPATCHED BY/ROCKET/USA-MEXICO’ cancel over inscribed date and Mexico 40c stamp cancelled next day. Very attractive. (3) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | Military - World War I Period 951 1917 (Jul) registered cover to Zurich with 15c Franklin tied by New York oval canceller, registration handstamp in violet, intercepted by censor in France with ‘CONTROLE POSTAL MILITAIRE’ tape overstruck with ‘OUVERT/204/Par ‘L’AUTORITE MILITAIRE’ handstamp on front & on reverse, Zurich arrival backstamp. 952 * 1917 (Nov 18) use of pictorial envelope showing troops on horseback traversing the prairie on route to Adams, Nebraska, from a member of 134th US Inf Camp Cody to Nebraska, with 1c Washington x3 tied by Deming N. Mex/Cody Branch datestamp, small upper edge tear. 953 * 1918 (Aug 22) cover addressed to Sgt Maddocks MIAS Co (attached to 376 Company) Ismailia with 1c Washington x5 tied by Stockton datestamp, undelivered with various mss markings and handstamps including ‘PRESENT LOCATION UNCERTAIN’, ‘UNABLE TO TRACE/BASE A.P.O.T.’ (in violet) & ‘UNDELIVERED FOR REASON STATED/RETURN TO SENDER’, backstamped ‘APO SZ22’, Indian FPO 313 (Ismailia) & Indian FPO ‘31’ (Kantara), some edge faults as to be expected. 954 * 1918 (Oct 3) cover to Lieut Sam King, US Base Hospital No 6, Bordeaux, with 3c Washington tied by New York machine cancel, undelivered & returned to USA, backstamped with seldom-seen undated ‘US ARMY POST OFFICE/MPES 705’ handstamp.
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1919 (Jan 28) coloured PPC sent by US soldier to Pennsylvania with 1d KGV tied by ‘GIBRALTAR/1’ datestamp, interesting message reads “Safe in Gibraltar on our way to to Russia, very bad storm at sea & more to come, going to Russia and believe me we are gone for a long time...”, presumably in reference to joining the US Black Sea Fleet. Rare. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | Military - World War II Period 956 * India 1944 (Jul 24) dual censored airmail cover to Major Simpson ‘O’ Section, Bombay Base Sub Area with 50c, 10c & 8c Prexies plus 3c Win the War tied by Haverstraw (NY) machine cancel, backstamped Base Postal Office/Bombay, fine condition. 957 * North Africa 1943 (May) printed American Red Cross Service Club illustrated postal card sent from Algeria to USA showing Arabian man asleep adjacent to a basket of fruit and two bottles of liquor captioned ‘MOST ANYTIME; ANY PLACE’, censor handstamp on message side, fine condition. 958 * Portland Bight, Jamaica (Dec 6) from US Alcyone to Portland Bight with 1c & 2d Defense tied by US Navy datestamp, ‘PAQUEBOTKINGSTON/JAMAICA’ datestamp alongside, Portland Bight arrival datestamp. 959 * Portland Bight, Jamaica 1942 (Feb) two covers addressed to Corporal Charles Mckiever of the US Marine Corps Detachment stationed at Portland Bight, Jamaica, both with circular ‘PASSED BY/NAVAL CENSOR’ handstamp in blue, one with 10c Airmail tied by Washington slogan cancel, the other endorsed “special rate” with 1½c Prexie strip of 3 & single tied by Washington duplex cancel. (2) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA POs IN SHANGHAI | Postal History 960 * 1922 (Apr 8) cover to New York with 2c Washington tied by ‘US POS. SERVICE SHANGHAI/CHINA’ duplex cancel, cover with small upper edge tear, otherwise fine. VIETNAM | Postal History 961 1973 (Apr 27) pictorial envelope sent internally from the Canadian Peace Observation Team, Vung Tau Region V, MCCD/ICCS with Vietnam 5p scholar pair tied by Vung-Tau/Viet Nam datestamp, fine condition. 1973 (Jul 21) pictorial airmail envelope to Binh Duong with soldier serving with Military Component Canadian Delegation for 962 * International Commission for Control & Supervision (MCCD-ICCS) with Quan-Buu military frank stamp (very scarce on cover) tied by Quan-Buu datestamp, circular ‘K.B.C./6735’ circular handstamp in red, fine condition. YUGOSLAVIA 963 ** 1928 Overprinted 1926 Charity Stamps set of 10 SG #233-42 fresh MUH. Some trivial gum imperfections quite typical for the period and this country, Cat £1,800↕ (SG £750 is for MLH). Very difficult set. (6) 964 ** 1933 PEN Club Congress - Dubrovnik set of 6 SG #270-5 in fresh MUH blocks of 4, all with marginal selvedge (pin hole) except 75p+25p. Small gum imperfections quite typical for the period and this country, Cat £550↕ (SG £220 is for MLH). (24) 965 ** 1949 Railway Centenary Miniature Sheet Imperforate SG #633Bb, Cat £225. Very fresh. 966 ** 1951 Zagreb Philatelic Exhibition Miniature Sheet Imperforate SG #684Ab, Cat £225. Very fresh. 967 ** 1953 10th Anniversary Istria Liberation 15d blue-green SG #759, Cat £225. Superb fresh MUH. YUGOSLAVIA | Postage Dues 968 * 1921 10p Maroon Error of Colour SG #D190a (Mi #53.I.F), Cat £450. Error arose thru accidental insertion of 10p cliché in 10Din plate. Lightly hinged, strong colour (with correct 10 Din maroon and 10p rose-carmine both cds for comparison). (2) YUGOSLAVIA | Postal History 969 * 1923 (May 25) use of money transfer order registered at Krusevac (Serbia) franked issues for Serbia, Croatia & Slovenia King Peter 2d SG #174 x3, Prince Alexander 10p & 20p SG #166 & 168, 20d on 15p SG #187 x2, one with variety Overprint with ‘dln’ for ‘din’ and all tied bi-lingual Krusevac cds. Backstamp bi-lingual Oriovac arr May 28. Small peripheral blemishes don’t detract from a scarce survivor with the added interest of the variety.
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Session 2 will commence at 3:00pm AUSTRALIAN COLONIES - General | Postal Stationery 970 * Mostly Victoria Selection: with CTO items x7 comprising 1d & 2d Envelopes, 1d Postal Card, 1½d Postal Cards x2, 1d Postal Cards (+Reply) x2, als unused 2d Envelope H&G #11 unused amongst other oddments, plus a couple of WA Postal Cards unused; odd tone/blemish, generally fine.(15 items). AUSTRALIAN COLONIES - General | Postal History 971 * 1846-69 Stampless Entires comprising [1] 1846 (Apr 29) inwards from Gosport (UK) to Sydney with Apr 30 ‘PAID’ handstamp in red, ‘SHIP LETTER/(crown)/SE28/1846/SYDNEY’ arrival hanstamp in black; and [2] JW Ploos Van Amstel (merchants) 1869 Melbourne to France, endorsed “via Marseille” rated “10”, ‘GB/1Fr.62’’ accountancy handstamp in red at lower-left, Paris transit & Nantes arrival backstamps. NEW SOUTH WALES 972 W 1854-59 Imperf Large Diadems circa 1902 reprinted die proof in carmine on cream paper, with blank value tablet and border. Visually appealing. 973 F 1852-53 Imperf 6d Laureates Plate I No Wmk Medium Bluish Grey Wove Paper grey-brown with ‘WALLS’ flaw SG #76a 2margins [2/3], Cat £700. 974 * 1856-60 Imperf Small Diadems Recess Wmk Double-Lined Numeral 1d orange-vermilion, horizontal pair, 3 close to large margins, hinge remain on reverse, original gum. SG #107, Cat £650. 975 * 1860-72 Diadems Wmk Double-Lined Numeral Perf 13 6d purple SG #165, large-part og, Cat £130. 976 F 1897 Charity 1/- & 2/6d SG #280-1, the latter with some staining, fine used. Present well, Cat £275. (2) 977 ** 1897 Charity 2/6d SG #281, fine MUH, Cat £250+. 978 * 1899 Chalk-Surfaced Paper Wmk 2nd Crown/NSW Perf 12x11 2d cobalt-blue Imperforate pair SG #302a, even margins, fresh MLH, Cat £300. NEW SOUTH WALES | Postage Dues 979 * 1891-97 overprinted type 12 ‘SPECIMEN’ in upper case - 5/- thinned, 10/- and 20/- lightly hinged and well centred, BW #ND32xa,35xa,37xb, Cat $400. (3) NEW SOUTH WALES | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 980 * 1908 1d US Fleet Visit H&G #34, very fine unused. NEW SOUTH WALES | Postal History 981 * 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.
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1878-1900s Selection with 1878 Lithgow to UK with DLR 1d x3, 1902 Gladesville registered to Germany with 2½d pair & ½d, 1907 Fred Hagen registered ‘AR’ cover to Germany with 1/- Roo & 1d Shield, 1911 T.H. Nicolle letter rate to Holland; plus seven other covers or cards; also postal stationery 2d Envelope unused, 1d Shield Postal Card perf ‘OS/NSW’ used & ½d Wrapper uprated with ½d on 1d used; condition variable. (14) 983 * 1885 (Apr 14) stampless cover to Manly from member of NSW Contingent serving in Sudan endorsed “On Active Service/No Stamps Available” with ‘BRITISH ARMY POST OFFICE/C/AP14/85’ datestamp at upper-right, boxed ‘T’ handstamp, Sydney & Manly backstamps, small edge faults. [Following the death of General Gordon in January 1885 the NSW government offered the British troops to assist in quelling the Mahdi Rebellion. The contingent arrived in Suakin in March and departed in May having only been involved in minor skirmishes and railway line construction] 984 * 1908 (Aug 10) PPC to Noumea, New Caledonia with 1d Shield tied by Sydney machine cancel, with boxed ‘DEF 5/FINE 5{10 CENTIMES’ handstamp, fine condition. NEW SOUTH WALES | Numerals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 985 SD Rated ‘RRR’ Selection comprising ‘1081’ on 1d Shield strip, plus ‘1103’, ‘1305’, ‘1865’ & ‘1884’ all tying stamps to piece, generally good to fine discernible strikes. (5) 986 SD Selection Of Mostly Rated Cancels On Commonwealth Issues usually on 1d Roos or 1d KGV with [Rated RRRR] ‘1172’ x2 and a probable ‘1946’; [Rated RRR] ‘206’, ‘217’, ‘754’ x2, ‘1218’, ‘1287’ x2, ‘1571’ x2, ‘1805’ & ‘1908’; [Rated RR] ‘118’, ‘184’, ‘575’, ‘730’, ‘1025’, ‘1425’, ‘1464’ x2; also [Rated R] x6 and unrated x4. (32) NEW SOUTH WALES | Numerals 987 * 54: (B1) complete Rays Type 2R37 cancel tying 6d Large Diadem to defective 1868 cover to England, superb Sydney backstamp, numeral [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Pyrmont-PO 1/4/1853; renamed Harris Street PO 27/11/1882; Re-allocated to Pyrmont PO 27/11/1882. 988 s 754: (A2) Rays Type 3R12 used on 1d Roo [RRR]. Allocated to Harwood Island-PO 1/2/1875. 989 * 967: (B2) two fair to good strikes tying QV 2d & ½d to NSW Registration Envelope addressed to Tasmania with Woodlands ‘OC15/ 1903’ datestamp beneath, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to Woodlands-PO 1/3/1879; renamed Sparke’s Creek PO 2/9/1907. 990 s 1147: (A2) Type 4B cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRRR]. [This is the example illustrated in Freeman’s book] Allocated to Narramine*
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PO 20/10/1882; renamed Narromine PO 1/11/1900.
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16/3/1883; closed 30/11/1993.
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991
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1172: (A2+) superb & largely complete Type 4B cancel used on 1d KGV, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Kinchela Creek-RO 1/4/1880; PO
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994
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1173: (B2) largely complete Type 4B cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Trangie-PO 16/3/1883. 1287: (B2) large-part Type 4B cancel used in Commonwealth Period tying 1d Roo to piece with superb strike of ‘KARUAH/30JE/13/ NSW’ datestamp alongside, [Rated RRR]. Allocated to Aliceton-RO 16/4/1884; PO 1/4/1885; closed 1/1/1892. 1332: (B2) largely fine strike of Type 4B cancel used on 1d KGV, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to Brindabella-RO 1/10/1884; PO 9/1/1886;
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1393: (B2) clear strike of Type 4B cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRR]. Allocated to Stewart’s Brook-PO 1/12/1887; closed 11/10/1968. 1474: (B2) almost complete Type 4B cancel used on 1d Roo (trimmed at right), [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Pericoe-PO 1/7/1889; TO
997
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1489: (B2) discernible Type 4B strike used in Commonwealth Period tying 1d Roo to small piece, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to
998
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1507: (C2) weak part-strike tying 1d Shield to PPC, largely fine Morongla Creek datestamp alongside, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to
999
s
1571: (B2) largely complete Type 4B cancel used on 1d KGV, [Rated RRR]. [Not recorded for Commonwealth Period by Freeman]
1000
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1598: (C2) weak strike tying 1d Shield to PPC, 1906 Moonbah datestamp alongside, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to Moonbah-PO 11/2/
1001
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1002
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closed 2/2/1974.
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1/7/1950; PO 6/11/1950; TO 1/5/1963; closed 7/6/1966.
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Woolomin-PO 1/10/1889; closed 28/2/1974.
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Morongla Creek-PO 1/1/1890; closed 30/12/1972.
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Allocated to Wentworthville-PO 10/10/1890.
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1891; closed 31/3/1938.
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16/11/1891; closed 3/6/1911.
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1924.
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PO 1/12/1897; replaced by Kyogle PO 27/1/1903.
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1636: (B1) complete largely fine strike tying 1d shield to PPC view side (town view Kiama), [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Omega-PO 1671: (B2) large-part strike tying 1d Shield to PPC, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Orundumbi-PO 1/8/1892; renamed Brackendale PO 1/4/ 1858: (A2) largely very fine strike tying 1d Shield to PPC [Rated RRRR], view side show RP image of Kyogle. Allocated to New Park-
1959: (C2) discernible strike of Type 4B cancel used on 1d KGV, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to Glenfield-RO 1/7/1886; PO 9/10/1899. 2062: (B2) clear strike partly tying 1d Shield to PPC addressed to East Maitland redirected to Carrington with arrival datestamp, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to Pelaw Main-PO 17/11/1902; closed 17/11/1978. 1006 * 2098: (B2) largely fine strike tying 1d Shield to PPC addressed to Sydney, weak Gidley datestamp on message side, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to Gidley-RO 1/6/1902; PO 1/3/1904; renamed Appleby PO 1/10/1938. NEW SOUTH WALES | Numerals | Postmarks Collection 1007 s ‘1’ To ‘1730’ Array on Hagners: with many fine strikes of commoner cancels, plus some duplicates. (200+) 1008 * ‘9’ To ‘2043’ Array: on covers, postal stationery or PPCs, with [RRRRR] x2 (‘960’ & ‘1982’, both poor), [RRRR] x11 comprising ‘581’ (poor), ‘673’ (poor), ‘1253’, ‘1359’, ‘1546’, ‘1693’ x2, ‘1761’ (poor), ‘1858’ (poor), ‘2021’ & ‘2043’, [RRR] x2 ‘617 & ‘1573’ and [RR] x4, quality of strikes variable, particularly on the rated material, some covers with datestamps alongside the numeral; also postal history interest including 1899 use of 1d New Year Greetings Postal Card (showing Fitzroy Falls) uprated to Germany, 1898 1½d Christmas Greetings Postal Card (Weeping Rock, Wentworth Falls) used to Denmark, 1902 Hurstville registered to UK with tri-colour franking, plus registered Tatts covers, etc; PPCs including 1907 showing RP image of Main Street, Harden; Good lot. (110) 1009 1-2075 Collection: nice presented on 3 albums, may sub-types and minor duplication. Noted some nice complete early duplexes, RRR 694, 926 x2, 1073, 1239, 1586, 1732, 1779, 1814, 1846, 1908, 1920, 2030, RR, 788, 1001, 1164, 1307, 1341, 1432, 1491, 1517, 1520, 1548, 1579, 1599, 1615, 1836, 1893, 1913. (100s) NEW SOUTH WALES | Datestamps | Postmarks Collection 1010 Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages, unusually organised by value and colour. Mostly good clear example. Noted 1921 Ward’s River Railway, 1917 Moore Park Military Camp. (100s) 1011 Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages in 4 volumes, organised geographically. Mostly good clear example. Noted 1917 Bunarba, 1916 Weetalibah, 1922 Stony Crossing, 1910 Bo Bo, 1915 Ennis, 1918 Copper Hill, 1917 Schofield, 1935 North Berry Jerry, 1915 Brawlin. (100s) 1012 Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages. Mostly good clear example. Noted 1936 Bebeah, 1936 Coorabell Creek, 1928 Leet’s Vale, 1933 Netley Hill, 1936 Stockyard Creek. (100s) QUEENSLAND 1013 S 1862-67 Small Chalon No Watermark 1d orange-vermilion Chalon (oxidised) imperforate plate proof on thick card handstamped with Type 1 Diagonal ‘SPECIMEN’ in blue, album page adhesion on reverse, without gum. Rare. 1014 F 1860 Imperf Small Chalon 1d carmine-rose SG #1, three good to large margins, 4th just shaved at lower-right; & 6d green three very close to very good margins, shaved at top; both stamps lightly cancelled, Cat £1,600. 1015 * 1882-95 Large Chalons 2/- to £1 on thin paper handstamped ‘SPECIMEN’, SG #152s-56s, uneven perfs; also 1903 9d brown & ultramarine type A (tone spot) and B pair, SG #265-66, mint. (6 items).
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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 24th June 2016 1897-1908 4-Corners Wmk 2nd Crown/Q Perf 12½,13 2d blue with variety Cracked Electro Retouch (crude filling of the long crack running through Queen’s head) as BW #Q16dv, a few nibbed perfs, postmark well clear of the flaw. [Only the second example recorded, the example in the Bernie Manning Collection of Queensland sold for $1,150 at auction in June 2009] 1017 * 1907-11 Large Chalons Litho Wmk Crown/A 2/6d reddish orange, SG #309b (BW #Q55D), Cat £180. 1018 F 1907-11 Large Chalons Litho Wmk Crown/A 5/- carmine-red SG #310b, Mareeba ‘24FE1912’ datestamp, Cat £275. Elusive stamp. QUEENSLAND | Postal Fiscals 1019 */** 1871-72 Stamp Duty Wmk F3a 1d (minimal gum, toned perf), 6d MUH, 2/- MH (small tear) & 10/- MH, SG #F16,17,19,21, Cat £1,030. (4) 1020 * 1892 QV Long Types 10/- brown, large-part gum. Rare. QUEENSLAND | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1021 PS 1880-1911 Group with [1] 1911 Reply Postal Card 1½d+1½d Blue H&G #21, fine unused & scarce (only 5000 were printed); also [2] 1891-92 QV Sideface Postal Card With UPU Heading, Reply Card attached H&G #9, few tonespots, unused; [3] 1880-92 Postal Cards comprising 1880 1d vermilion on buff stock H&G #1 unused, 1889-91 1d rose #4 with Brisbane CTO datestamp, 1891-92 1½d chocolate on black-brown stock #8a; some minor blemishes, generally fine. (5) 1908 PTPO use by Watson, Ferguson & Co (booksellers & stationers) of illustrated 1d Card postally used from Brisbane to 1022 * Melbourne. Very fine condition. QUEENSLAND | Numerals 1023 s 37: (A2) very fine strike of Bars Type 2b cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Curriwillinghi-PO 1/1/1864; replaced by Hebel
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1906; closed 30/5/1980.
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1024 s
58: (C2) discernible strike of Rays Type 1d cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Ravensbourne-RO 1/11/1890; PO c.-/10/
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107: on 2d Chalon (perf faults). [Rated RRRRR] Allocated to Kilkivan-PO 8/6/1868; replaced by Neureum PO 27/9/1876; renamed Kilkivan
1026 s
118: (A2) fine and largely complete strike of Rays Type 1c cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Cawarral-PO 15/10/
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125: (A1+) superb & complete Rays Type 1f cancel used in Commonwealth Period tying 1d Roo to small piece, [Rated RRR].
1028 s
151: (B2) discernible strike of Rays Type N2a cancel used on 1d KGV, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Tieryboo-PO 21/5/1856; replaced by
1029 s
157: (A2) bold strike of Rays Type 1e cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Glamorgan Vale-PO 1/1/1872; RO c.-/6/1914;
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313: (A2) very fine strike of Bars Type 2a cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRR]. Allocated to Raglan-PO c.1879; closed 19/9/1990. 346: (B2) clearly discernible strike of Bars Type 2a cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRR]. Allocated to Johnstone River-RO 14/5/1880;
1032 s
419: (A2) fine strike of Bars Type 2b cancel used in Commonwealth Period tying 1d Roo to small piece, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to
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544: (B2) discernible strike of Bars Type 2b cancel used on 1d Roo, [Rated RRRR]. Allocated to Dunwich-RO c.-/1/1885; PO 22/10/1896. 630: (A2) largely superb strike of Bars Type 2b cancel used in Commonwealth Period tying 1d Roo to small piece, [Rated RRRR].
1035 s
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PO 18/2/1881.
1868; closed 8/6/1977.
Allocated to Capella-PO 5/12/1882.
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Condamine PO 31/7/1856.
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PO 1/7/1927; closed 29/1/1972.
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PO 1/11/1882; renamed Geraldton PO 1/1/1883; renamed Innisfail PO 18/8/1910.
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Torrens Creek-PO 6/10/1885.
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676: (A2+) superb almost complete strike of Bars Type 2a cancel used in Commonwealth Period tying 1d Roo to small piece, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to Limevale-RO c.-/7/1907; PO c.-/7/1908; closed 29/6/1990. 1036 D 682: (C1) discernible Type 2a cancel used in Commonwealth Period tying KGV 1½d to small piece, part 1920 ‘[FLAGSTON]E CREEK’ datestamp alongside, [Rated RRR]. Allocated to Flagstone Creek-RO 1/1/1887; PO c.-/1/1909; closed 28/8/1929. QUEENSLAND | Numerals | Postmarks Collection 1037 SD Selection Of Rated Cancels On Commonwealth Issues: comprising [Rated RRR] ‘96’, ‘125’ x2 (one on piece), ‘376’, ‘622’ & ‘682’; [Rated RR] ‘489’ x2 (one on piece); good to very fine quality of strikes. (8) QUEENSLAND | Datestamps | Postmarks Collection 1038 * Datestamps On Predominantly Modern Covers: noted Barra (PSO Teller), Buxton CPA, Cecil Plains & Esk in a sample handful, many fine to superb strikes, some duplication. (300+). 1039 Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages, unusually organised by value and colour. Mostly good clear examples. Noted 1924 Fletcher, 1920 Gayndah RS, 1917 Bauhinia Downs, 1915 Taabinga Village, 1919 Benobble. (100s) 1040 Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages, unusually organised by value and colour. Mostly good clear examples. (100s) SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1041 * 1855 Imperf London Printing 6d deep blue SG #3, clear margins and fragment of adjoining unit at left, large-part og, Cat £4,000. 1042 U 1856-1900 6d Blue Selection various roulettes/perfs including First Roulettes 6d slate-blue SG #17 and perforated Broad Star 10x11½-12½ pair, mixed condition. (8) 1043 * 1902-04 Thin ‘POSTAGE’ Perf 11½-12½ 8d ultramarine marginal block of 4 upper-left unit variety ‘EIGNT’ for ‘EIGHT’ SG #272a, fine mint, Cat £2,250+. RPSofL Certificate (1961). SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1044 * 1908 1d US Fleet Visit H&G #9 x2 unused examples, fine condition. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Postal History 1045 * 1901 (Sep 30) cover to South Australia with 2½d King George tied by Nukualofa datestamp, Vavua Type D4 ‘OC 1’ transit datestamp (ERD), Sydney transit & Port Adelaide arrival backstamps. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Diamond Numerals 1046 s 105: (A2) fine part strike of DN ‘105’ used on 4d olive-green KGV, [Rated RRRRR]. Allocated to Nuriootpa-PO 30/3/1857. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Diamond Numerals | Postmarks Collection 1047 SC Small Selection On Commonwealth Issues: comprising [1] Numeral-in-circle ‘4’ used at Gawler Station on 1½d KGV [Rated R]; [2] fair strike of DN ‘105’ (Nuriootpa) on 2½d Roo [Rated RRRRR]; [3] DN ‘252’ (used at Adelaide GPO as killer cancel) on 1d Roo; [4] philatelic use of DN ‘26’ (Shea Oak Log) on 1969 FDC. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Datestamps | Postmarks Collection 1048 ‘A’ To Helmsdale: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included, good range of squared circles. Noted 1950 Angorchina Hostel, 1969 Back Valley SDL, 1951 Barunga North, 1957 Brownlow, 1967 Cape Willoughby, 1965 Carpa, 1959 Comung, 1948 Cunliffe, 1923 Green’s Plains, 1968 Grey, 1966 Hart. (100s) 1049 Henley Beach To Paruna: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, including odd NT item, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included, good range of squared circles. Noted 1962 Koolymilka, 1965 Korunye, 1951 Kuitpo Colony, 1927 Lyndhurst Siding (very rare), 1958 Mangalo, 1967 Mortana, 1947 Nangkita, 1966 Ninnes. (100s)
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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 24th June 2016 Pasadena To Yunta: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, including odd NT item, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included, good range of squared circles. Noted 1958 Terka, 1957 The Range, 1957 Tuckey, 1918 Warrina, 1927 Wilson. (100s) Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages. Mostly good clear examples. Noted 1927 Claypans, 1937 Cockaleechie, 1928 Gile’s Corner, 1929 Muljarra. (100s).
1899-1912 Pictorials in complete sheets of 60 comprising Recess Printed ½d, 1d shades x2 (shades) & 2½d, plus 1912 1d on 2d, the 1d sheets with Plate Nºs ‘1’ or ‘5,’ 2½d Plate Nº ‘1’, the surcharged sheet with ‘CA’ & ‘JBC’ monograms, SG #229, 230, 232 & 260, odd fault, MUH, Cat £2550+. (5 sheets). 1053 R 1891 St George & the Dragon perforated 3d, 2/6d, 5/- & 10/- overprinted ‘REPRINT’ in marginal blocks of 4 on thick gummed paper, fresh unmounted mint. 1054 F 1853 Imperf Courier Plate II 4d orange SG #10, minor thin at centre-left (outside frameline), complete margins, BN ‘20’ cancel of Circular Head, Cat £425. 1055 F 1855 Imperf Chalon Wmk Large Star 1d carmine SG #14, shaved/cut-into at base otherwise complete margins, strong colour, Cat £900. 1056 F 1855 Imperf Chalon Wmk Large Star 1d carmine SG #14, close to very good margins, deep colour, bold BN ‘60’ cancel, Cat £900. 1057 F 1857-69 Imperf Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral 2d green SG #31, horizontal strip of 3, BN ‘62’ cancels, just shaved at base otherwise clear margins, Cat £180+. Attractive multiple. 1058 U 1860-67 Imperf Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral 6d reddish mauve SG #49 x12 including a pair on exhibit page, the pair with a cleaned pen cancel, other cancels including BN ‘35’ (Forcett) & BN ‘56’ (Macquarie Plains), one of the singles with bogus cancel over pen cancel, condition generally fine, Cat £1,850+. (12) 1059 * 1871-91 Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral Post Office Perf 12 6d dull claret SG #143 shades x4, fine mint, Cat £192. (4) 1060 U 1871-78 Sidefaces Wmk TAS & Lines Perf 11½ 3d pale red-brown SG #146, Misperforated vertically through centre of stamp, BN ‘63’ cancel. Unusual. TASMANIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1061 * 1908 1d US Fleet Visit H&G #13, fine unused. Scarce. TASMANIA | Postal History 1062 * 1849 (Nov 20) entire per “Scotia” to Geelong with fine strikes of framed circular ‘GENERAL POST OFFICE/HOBART TOWN/(crown)/ 20NO20/VDL/1849’ and unframed oval ‘GEELONG/DE6/1849/PORT PHILLIP’ datestamps. 1063 * 1860 (Mar 13) cover to Scotland with 6d dull lilac (margin just shaved at top) tied by BN ‘62’ cancel, fine ‘GENERAL-POST-OFFICE/ HOBART-TOWN/(crown)/13MR13/1860’ departure datestamp in red, weak Anstruther backstamp. TASMANIA | DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA 1064 Cashier Cheque: 1839 Derwent Bank cheque for £10, odd fault, rare. TASMANIA | Datestamps | Postmarks Collection 1065 s ‘A’ To ‘Z’ Datestamp Array: mostly on Pictorials or 1d Roos, predominantly commoner strikes, many heavily duplicated some rated including [Rated RRRR] smudged Erriba (on 1d Roo); [Rated RR] Mooreville Road; [Rated RR-] Henrietta x9(!) & Stirling; [Rated R] Elliot x4; [Rated R-] Highthorpe, Yolla x6; [Rated S+] Stowport x3; [Rated S] Sister’s Creek x2, may be other rated cancels lurking, mixed quality of strikes. (100s) VICTORIA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1066 * 1891 Selection of ‘Reprint’ Overprints on imperf Half-lengths 1d, 2d & 3d, Queen-on-Throne 1d & 6d, Perforated 1/- Octagonal, 6d Adapted Design, Laureated issues to 5/- x2 including 10d grey, few Naish printings, etc, variable condition, with or without gum. 1067 **/* 1901-12 Selection on Stockcards to 1/- x9, multiples including blocks of 4 & 2½d block of 8, 1d blocks of 4 x3 with ‘JBC’ or ‘CA’ x2 monograms, and perf ‘OS’ corner block of 18, shades & duplication, condition variable. (170 approx). VICTORIA 1068 F 1850-53 Half-Length Ham 3rd State 1d dull orange-vermilion [21], SG #8, close or touching margins, cut-into at base, pinhole, attractive colour, Cat £650. 1069 F 1850-53 Half-Length Ham Altered 3rd State 3d ‘White Veils’ SG #14 with primary flaw White oval flaw across right side of left border [Pos 4] three good to large margins, just shaved at right, BO ‘2’ cancel. 1070 F 1850-53 Half-Length Ham 4th State 2d dull brownish-lilac SG #15c, margins just touching to good, tidy Butterfly ‘15’ cancel, AWCO dealer handstamp on reverse, 3l. 1071 F 1850-53 Half-Length Ham 4th State 2d dull brownish-lilac [27] SG #15c, complete even margins, lightly cancelled, Cat £180. 1072 F 1850-53 Half-Length Ham Altered 4th State 2d lilac-grey SG #16, slight thinning at top right, margins just touching to very good, tidy Butterfly ‘15’ cancel in blue, Cat £170. 1073 F 1850-53 Half-Length Ham Altered 4th State 2d deep cinnamon SG #17, primary flaw White spot on base of second ‘I’ in ‘VICTORIA’ [Pos 6], margins close (just shaved at lower left) to very good, neat BO ‘34’ cancel, Cat £170. 1074 F 1850-53 Half-Length Ham Altered 4th State 2d cinnamon SG #17, primary flaw Right base missing on second ‘I’ of ‘VICTORIA’ [Pos 30], margins just shaved (at top right) to very good, tidy BO ‘50’ cancel, Cat £170. 1075 F 1867-70 Laureates Wmk Double-Lined Numeral 2d mauve SG #155b with electro flaw Doubling of value tablet (see Kellow at page 153), BN ‘93’ cancel well clear of the variety. 1076 W 1901-10 ‘POSTAGE’ Wmk 4th V/Crown Perf 12½ 2d mauve proof on ungummed & unwatermarked brown-coloured paper (BW #V58PP(2), Cat $750), centred to the upper-right, rounded lower right corner. Rare BW states less than 20 known. 1077 V 1901-10 ‘POSTAGE’ Wmk 4th V/Crown Perf 12x12½ or 12½ £2 deep blue perf ‘OS’ Sideways SG #400, CTO without gum, George Buhler guarantee handstamp. 1078 V 1901-10 ‘POSTAGE’ Wmk 4th V/Crown Perf 11 £1 bright rose perf ‘OS’ SG #407, CTO without gum, George Buhler guarantee handstamp. VICTORIA | Revenues 1079 * 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 a few stampless documents with stamp duty office markings. (approx 300 forms). 1080 * Stamp Duty: 1958-67 stack of share transfer forms, largely sorted according to the key Stamp duty issue on each form, approximately 80% being pre-decimal with values to £5 x3 & £10, also decimals to $10 & $20. Typically there are between 1 and 4 stamps per form, sometimes many more with a wide range of shades sighted, a few forms are without stamps but have the appropriate Stamp Duty Office handstamps. Excellent research opportunity. (approx 650 forms). 1081 Victoria Stamp Duty 1960s: Share Transfer forms bearing multiple frankings of £sd issues, Numeral designs 6d to 2/- or perf 11 Victorian design values 2/6d to £5 (3), with £1/5/- & £1/10/- in pairs, other values 6d to £2 (no 35/-) from 4 to 10 each on a single document, attractive frankings. (19 forms) VICTORIA | Railway Stamps 1082 ** 1958 Eleventh Series 2d, 4d, 5d, 6d, 7d, 10d, 11d, 1/- & 2/- in blocks of 4, fresh MUH. Uncommon so fine. VICTORIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1083 PS 1908 Fleet Card 1d Die III Postal Card Stieg #P33, very fine unused.
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[The rate was 10d per ¼oz x2 via Marseilles plus 6d registration. This cover is not recorded in Ben Palmer’s census] 1868-1912 Selection with 1871 to UK with 6d Laureate solo, 1902 use of USA 1c Postal Card with Victoria 1½d added to pay Postal 1088 * Card rate to Holland, 1910 2½d letter rate to Holland x2, 1912 Brunning Ltd (seed merchants) printed envelope to Germany with Surcharged 1d on 2d (variety Break in ‘E’ of ‘PENNY’) solo franking, plus five postcards/postal card and two 1860s 8d rate fronts to France. (12) 1089 * 1881-1908 Selection predominantly registered Tatts covers many to alias addressees including Tasmanian Parcels Express Delivery Co, E.E. Grant Esq, Godfrey Fisher Esq, AW Swindells Esq, Mr Fred Tailor, etc; other items include 1894 to Melbourne to UK with 1d Stamp Duty plus 2d lilac & ½d pink, 1907 Postal Ballot Paper sent Quambatook to Northcote; condition a bit variable. (26 items). 1090 * 1905 (C.) Pictorial Envelope showing St Kilda Pier Kelly #V5, some age spotting. Kelly did not record any unused examples. 1905 (C.) Pictorial Envelope showing Collins St, Melbourne Kelly #V19, flap partially detached, some soiling. Kelly did not record 1091 * any unused examples. 1905-07 Group of Pictorial Envelopes postally used comprising ‘Melb from Queen’s Wharf’ Kelly #V3, ‘Exhibition Buildings, Melb’ 1092 * #V4, ‘Flinders St & Viaduct’ #V6 x2, ‘Botanic Gardens, Melb’ #V9, ‘Collins St, Melbourne’ #V19; usual mixed condition. A very scarce group. (6) 1093 * Advertising Covers 1901 Joubert & Joubert Melbourne to France, 1901 Perfection Tobacco Melbourne local cover, 1901 Central Foundry Co (Bendigo) ‘Tatts’ with advertising on reverse, 1903 Shepparton ‘Tatts’ with all-over advertising on reverse for numerous local businesses, 1904 TW, Scott, Sunnyside Cash Store ‘Tatts’ cover, 1907 G Lister (QV Market) ‘Tatts’ with advertising on rear; others with address imprints or handstamps only including 1897 The Argus wrapper with rare ‘PAID MELBOURNE/17A’ datestamp, 1911 F Ziegeler Melbourne to Germany with 4d pair paying double-rate plus registration, scarce black on white registration label, Dresden backstamp, etc; condition variable. A very good lot. (34) VICTORIA | Barred Ovals 1094 s 23: (A2) bold strike on 3d Half-length, [Rated RRR]. Unknown Office possibly Swan Hill or Violet Town VICTORIA | Barred Numerals 1095 s 1260: ‘MCC/60’ (A2) on 2d violet. [Rated RRR] Allocated to Caniambo-PO 2/1/1882; closed 31/7/1974. VICTORIA | Barred Numerals | Postmarks Collection 1096 SD Collection Of Barred Numeral Cancels Between ‘1’ And ‘1848’ On Commonwealth Issues: approximated 100 different numbers with [Rated RR] ‘422’ on 1d Roo; [Rated R] ‘245’ on 1d KGV, ‘901’ on 1d Roo, ‘907’ on 1d Roo & on 1d KGV, ‘1134’ on 1d Roo x2 others including Dunkeld ‘112’ duplex on ½d pair, ‘473’ two strikes on 1d Roo pair; also quite a few ‘S’ or ‘SS’ rated cancels, commoner strikes quite heavily duplicated in places (up to x10), quality of strikes fair to very fine. (few 100s) VICTORIA | Datestamps 1097 * Prince’s Pier, Port Melbourne: 1934 (Nov 1) cover to USA with 3d Macarthur tied by ‘PRINCESS PIER MELB SC7/1NO34/VIC’ FDI datestamp, Melbourne Centenary label affixed at top left, informative type annotation. Very fine. PO 18/10/1934; closed 16/11/1934. 1098 s Tallygaroopna (2): ‘TALLYGAROOPNA/■3APR22/VIC’ (arcs 8½,5) on 2d red KGV. [Recorded use Dec.1921 to Jul. 1922 only, until destroyed by fire on 26/12/1922. A B1 copy sold for $220 in PPA sale 85.] Renamed from Tallygaroopna R.S. PO 9/12/1906; LPO 1/7/1994. VICTORIA | Datestamps | Postmarks Collection 1099 A To Carwarp: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included. Noted 1943 Aberfeldy, 1924 Aspendale (inverted decade wheel), 1926 Badger Creek, 1958 Bear’s Lagoon, 1915 Blackwood Forest, c.1916 Bowman’s Forest East, c.1960 Breakaway Creek. 1100 Castella To Fyansford: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included. Noted 1931 Chintin, 1934 Clonbinane, 1946 Condah Swamp, 1927 Costerfield South, 1959 Deep Lead, 1964 Doncaster Village, 1945 Post Office Elsternwick, 1934 Foster North. 1101 Gaffney’s Creek To Lascelles: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included. Noted 1952 Geelong (Ford’s Works), 1942 Glenaroua, 1959 Homebush Lower, 1921 Jordan, 1933 Kerrisdale (violet), c.1918 Koo Wee Rup South. 1102 Latrobe University To Nowingi: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included. Noted 1961 Lorne North, 1957 Lyndhurst South, 1943 Morkwood, 1946 Melville Forest, 1942 oval Mil Po Showgrounds, 1910 Seymour Military Camp Shield pmk, 1941 Moormbool West, 1957 Morwell West, 1949 Musk Vale, 1940 Nowingi. 1103 Nullan To Sunshine West: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included. Noted 1957 Ormond East, 1915 Pannbamawm, 1939 Red Bluff, 1941 Rochford, 1933 Sandhill Lake, 1927 St Andrew (sic), violet 1931 Steiglitz. 1104 Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages, unusually organised by value and colour. Mostly good clear example. Noted 1915 Macorna North, 1914 Mitre Lake South, 1924 Glenmaggie Weir, 1925 Mackintosh, 1921 Broughton, 1921 Wattle Flat. 1105 Surrey Hills To Yuulong: well organised and written-up collection in 4 volumes, KGV period onwards with strength in 1960s to 2000 period. Some mild duplication, generally good quality strikes, some registration labels also included. Noted 1925 Tallangatta Valley, 1925 Tarwin Meadows, 1965 Tyson’s Reef, 1923 Vesper (very rare), 1952 Whitlands, 1915 Wooragee, 1925 Woorndoo Upper, 1952 Yabba North, 1923 Yeringberg. WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1106 W 1854-55 Imperf Lithographs 1/- pale brown SG #4c, good to large margins, unused, Cat £475. 1107 W 1860-64 Imperf Recess Wmk Swan 4d blue SG #26, indistinct/dubious cancel, complete margins, Cat £325 unused or £2,250 for a geniune postally used example. 1108 W 1861 Recess Wmk Swan Intermediate Perf 14-16 1d rose SG #33, scissor-cut straight edges at left and at base giving wide margins & preserving design, rich colour, unused, Cat £700. 1109 W 1861 Recess 6d dull violet imperforate plate proof marginal block of 4 on ungummed unwatermarked paper, minor inclusion, complete margins. Attractive multiple. 1110 S 1871-73 Wmk Crown/CC (Sideways) Perf 14 3d pale brown optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #63s, without gum.
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1882-85 Wmk Crown/CA (Sideways) Perf 12x14 1d yellow-ochre SG #81, fine used, Cat £170. Seldom offered. 1902-12 Wmk V/Crown Perf 12½ or 12½x12 5/-, 10/- & £1 SG #126-28, commercially used, Cat £340. (3) 1905-12 Wmk Crown/Double-Lined A Compound Perf (12½ or 12½x12) & 11 1d rose-pink, variety Watermark sideways SG #161a, tidy Perth machine cancel, Cat £1,000. Rare. WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Revenues 1114 D Financial Emergency Tax: 1934 Document Fragment with 10/-, 2/-, 1/-, 6d & 4d Financial Emergency Tax, plus 2/-, 1/-, 3d & 1½d Hospital Fund + 2d Stamp Duty tied by ‘WESTRALIAN FARMERS LTD/GERALDTON’ oval datestamps; also 1934 piece with 2/-, 1/& 6d Hospital plus 2d Stamp Duty tied by similar cancel; the large piece is a glorious multicoloured franking. (2) WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Private Carrier Stamps 1115 */W Coolgardie: Coolgardie Cycle Express Camels 6d (paper wrinkle, slight thin) & 2/- both with usual sandy gum, also Bicycle 1/- & 2/6d both with small thins, mint/unused. (4) 1116 W Coolgardie Cycle Express 1895 (Cycle): 1/- and 2/6d unused without gum, the 2/6d with startling printing flaw (retouch blob?). Woolly perfs, well centred, fresh. (2) 1117 F Coolgardie Cycle Express 1896 (Camel): 5/- brown & violet cancelled two strikes almost complete handstamp ‘Per COOLGARDIE CYCLE EXPRESS CO.,/HUNT STREET’ in purple. Adhesions, small thin nearly obscured by hinge remains, strong colours. WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1118 * 1908 1d US Fleet Visit H&G #12, fine unused. WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Postal History 1119 * 1892 (Sep 6) stampless OHMS Office of Titles Envelope with printed ‘TO BE REGISTERED.’ at upper-left, two strikes of Perth Registered oval datestamps, fine York arrival backstamps x2, manuscript “Not Known/at York” on face, opened on three sides for display purposes, small flap defect, fine overall. 1927 (Apr 22) use of long OHMS envelope registered to New Zealand from the Office of Titles with KGV s/wmk 1½d red and 3d blue 1120 * perf ‘OS’ BW #88ba and 105b (latter cat $250 on cover). Undelivered with several postal markings, most significant being boxed red ‘DECEASED’ applied in Wellington, also Perth DLO. WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Datestamps 1121 1962 Perth Empire Games: complete group of 25 pictorial datestamps on 4 plain sheets of paper (each approx 21x17cm). These appear to be a set of proof strikes. WESTERN AUSTRALIA | Datestamps | Postmarks Collection 1122 Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages, organised geographically. Mostly good clear examples. Lots of useful cancels but no rarities noted. (100s) 1123 Pmks On KGV Issues: collection mounted on pages, unusually organised by value and colour. Mostly good clear examples. Lots of useful cancels but no rarities noted. (100s) AUSTRALIA | Collections & Miscellaneous Groupings 1124 U ‘A’ To ‘Y’ Private Perfins Collection mostly pre-decimal issues including pre-federation era & revenues plus lots of Roos, KGV Heads and KGV commemoratives with a smattering of blocks of multiples including ‘BSB’ on 1d Roo block of 6, some patterns heavily duplicated, many with sub-types, other better items noted include ‘BP’ on KGV 4d orange with fine 1917 ‘PO LAUTOKA/FIJI’ datestamp, PD/&Co on 9d NSW Anniversary, ‘EF/LD’ on 9d Macarthur & on 1/- SA Centenary pair, ‘IH’ on £1 Arms, ‘NQ/ICo’ on £1 NSW KEVII Stamp Duty, etc, Inspection sure to delight, lots of work, heaps of potential. (2500+). 1125 * 1903-28 Old-Time Range of Photographs of Competition Entries Essays and Proofs with values to £1 including Vaughan types and others that are included in ACSC. Fascinating lot and an important reference collection. (77) 1126 */U 1913-65 Collection with simplified used Roos to CofA £1 & £2 including Third Wmk £1 brown & blue, KGV Heads to 1/4d, 6d Engraved Kooka CTO, KGV Commems (ex 5/- Bridge) largely complete including Kingsford Smith optd ‘OS’ CTO plus mint Kooka M/S, Macarthur, Anzac & Jubilee sets, QEII including Navigators set mint with 10/- & £1 both papers, key high value Roos with small faults/blemishes, otherwise generally fine. 1127 **/* 1913-65 Mint Collection on Hagners with a few Roos including Third Wmk 2½d, 3d Die I & 9d, thereafter mostly MUH with KGV 6d Engraved Kooka, 1/- Large Lyrebird, Macarthur, Anzac & Jublilee sets, plus KGVI NSW Anniv & AIF sets, QEII largely complete including Navigators set, condition generally fine/very fine, itemised items alone, Cat $900+. (250+) 1128 **/*/U 1913-1983 Collection in Seven Seas Album mint or used with better items including Roos CofA 5/- CTO, KGV 1d violet Run ‘N’ used, 6d Engraved Kooka mint, Kingsford Smith 2d & 3d optd ‘OS’ CTO, 5/- Bridge (bogus cancel over small surface scuff), Vic Centenary P10½ set & P11½ 3d & 1/- mint, Robes complete including £1 Thin Paper mint, Arms set used, £sd Navigators including £1 White Paper MUH & £2 used, Decimal Navigators set optd ‘SPECIMEN’ MUH, $1 P15x14 MUH, etc, condition mostly fine. 1129 U Official Perfins On Kangaroos And KGV Heads on Hagners with Roos First Wmk 4d, 5d, 6d & 9d perf Large ‘OS’, perf ‘OS/NSW’ 3d, 4d, 9d & 1/-, Third Wmk 5/- x2 (one torn with BN ‘1481’ cancel); KGV Heads to Single Wmk 1/4d & SMult P13½x12½ perf ‘OS’ both CTO, Single Wmk perf ‘OS/NSW’ 4d blue x2 & 4½d violet; also a few ‘G/NWS’ & ‘VG’ perfins, and potential for varieties, condition varies. (250 approx). 1130 U Security Overprints And Underprints mostly ‘TATTERSALLS’ underprint types on KGV Heads & KGVI issues usually in violet, occasionally in red, plus a few others including ‘Madame Weigel Pty Ltd’ overprint on Victoria 2d Stamp Duty. (c.60) AUSTRALIA | State/Roo Combination Covers 1131 * NSW 1913 (Mar 6) cover to Missouri USA with combination franking of NSW ½d QV plus 1d Roo Die I pair (one unit trimmed) paying the 2½d letter rate, Independence (Mo) backstamp, minor blemishes. 1132 * South Australia 1913 (July 6) printed cover to USA with 1d Roo Die II pair plus SA ½d GPO tied by Pyap cds, horizontal fold at base & other trivial blemishes. 1133 * Victoria (Dec 7) Southern Cross registered cover to China with combination franking comprising First Wmk ½d & 3d Die I Roos plus KGV 1d Engraved and Victoria 1d on 2d Surcharge, paying the correct 5½d rate, red registration label, Shanghai & Taiyuan backstamps. Fine & attractive and a scarce destination for the period. AUSTRALIA | Kangaroo & Map Issues | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1134 */U Array Mostly On Hagners & Stockcards with First, Second & Third Wmk values to 2/-, strong in 1d values with lots of varieties, shades, including 1d mint block of 9 showing the interpane lines and gutter below (rusted but rare), other odd mint values including Second Wmk Scratch from value circle through map to ‘T’ of ‘POSTAGE’ x2 (Cat $400 each), etc, mixed condition. Good lot which should reward closer inspection. (320 approx). 1135 */U Selection predominantly used comprising SMult 6d x4, 9d x2, 1/-, 2/- x2, 10/- opt ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C (slightly blunt corner perf); CofA 6d mint, 9d, 2/- x11 including mint Ash imprint block, 5/- x2 (one is well centred fine mint),10/- and £1, plus ‘SPECIMEN’ Type D 10/-, £1 & £2 x2; also a few varieties, faults in places, generally fine. (31) AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - First Watermark 1136 P 1d Red Intersheet Plate Proof Gutter Block of 8 on thick buff manilla paper, upper units Plate A Die I [51-52/57-58], first stamp showing variety Retouch under ‘Y’ of ‘PENNY’ (and frame break under ‘N’ of ‘PENNY’), lower units being Plate D Die II [3-4/910], minor creasing, otherwise a great rarity and possibly the only survivng Die I-II plate proof block. 1137 V 2d Grey JBC Monogram Melbourne ‘[DE]3/[1]3’ CTO datestamp BW #5(2)zcwb, few faint tonespots on gum, Cat $1,000 as a mint monogram single. Rare. 1138 W 4d Orange with Melbourne ‘DE [3]/[13] (flat top to ‘3’) CTO cancel BW #15wc, some nibbed perfs, without gum, Cat $100. 1139 **/* 5d Chestnut BW #16 marginal block of 6 (2x3), four units MUH, Cat $2,550+.
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5d Chestnut Perf Large ‘OS’ BW #16ba marginal strip of 6 from base of the pane, some toning, overall of fine appearance, Cat $2,850+. 1141 **/* 6d Ultramarine block of 4 perf large ‘OS’, BW #17bb, rounded TLC, yellowish gum, 2 unit MUH, Cat $2,850, Rare. 1142 W 6d Blue variety Retouched second ‘E’ of ‘PENCE’ [1R60] BW #17(1)h, vertical watermark line at right, nibbed perf, without gum, Cat $3,750. 1143 F 6d Blue Substituted cliché - Die IIA BW #17(1)ha, some trimmed perfs at base, cancels well clear of the frame breaks, Cat $4,500. 1144 D 9d Violet on 1913 piece with, 6d & 2d tied by three strikes of small oval ‘RECORDS/7-AUG 13 PM/MELBOURNE’ datestamp in blue, odd blunt perf. Attractive tri-colour franking. 1145 * 9d Violet ‘JBC’ Monogram single BW #24zc, very mild tone on reverse, fresh mint overall, Cat $7,500. Rare. 1146 U 1/- Blue-Green Inverted watermark BW #30a, scarce postally used, Cat $400. 1147 * 2/- Brown BW #35 pair, plus 6d blue & 1d red Die II pair all tied by indistinct datestamp to rare black/red ‘INTER-STATE PARCEL POST’ label. The First Wmk 2/- is extremely rare correctly used on cover (Cat $4,000) so as a pair it is probably a unique franking. [The 4/8d rate paid for an interstate parcel weighing between 8 & 9lbs] 1148 V 5/- Grey & Yellow with Melbourne ‘DE[3]/13’ CTO cancel BW #42wb, from top of the sheet, with full unmounted gum, Cat $300+. AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - Second Watermark 1149 * 2d Grey variety Retouched bottom frame at right and white flaw flaw in Gulf of Carpentaria [1L6] BW #6(1)d, hinge remain, Cat $375. 1150 * 2d Grey variety Nick in right frame near top [1R37] BW #6(1)l, hinge remain, mint, Cat $375. 1151 * 2d Grey vertical pair varieties ‘Scratch from first ‘E’ of ‘PENCE’ to map and ‘Scratch from value circle through map to ‘T’ of ‘POSTAGE’ [2L28 & 34] BW #6(2)e&f, well centred, fine mint, Cat $775. 1152 * 2d Grey variety Scratch from first ‘E’ of ‘PENCE’ to map [2L28] BW #6(2)e, well centred mint, Cat $375. 1153 ** 2d Grey variety Scratch from value circle through map to ‘T’ of ‘POSTAGE’ [2L34] BW #6(2)f, fresh MUH, Cat $375 as mounted. 1154 * 2d Grey pair right unit with variety Scratch under ‘P’ of ‘POSTAGE’ [2R10] BW #6(2)g, fine mint, Cat $525. 1155 * 6d Blue Perf ‘OS’ BW #17(C)bc. Small light stain, exceptionally well-centred, retail c$675. 1156 F 9d Violet Watermark Inverted BW #25a, minor toning, tidy Telephone Account Branch cancel, Cat $3,250. 1157 * 2/- Light Brown Thin paper BW #36a, one nibbed perf at base, otherwise fine mint, Cat $4,500. Ceremuga Certificate (2006). AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - Third Watermark 1158 F 2d Grey Die I Perf ‘OS’ with Military Camp cds on varieties - White scratch from map to value tablet [1L8], Retouch upper frame at left [1L18], Extra islands around Tasmania [2R43] - BW #7ba(1)e & h, (2)i. Some small perf imperfections, cat $400. (3) 3d Olive-Green Die I tied by slogan cancel to c.1918 Herbert Small (Camera Sale & Exchange, Melbourne) cover to USA, ‘PASSED 1159 * BY CENSOR/7/3rd, Military District’ handstamp in blue, typed address, fine condition. 1160 V 3d Olive Die II variety White flaw over ‘T’ of ‘THREE’ [1L55] #13(1)d BW #13(1)d, Perth datestamp well clear of the flaw, Cat $450. 1161 F 6d Blue Die II Watermark inverted with unlocated constant variety ‘Islands’ in Bass Strait BW #19a(U)f, postmark well clear of the flaw, Cat $275+. 1162 F 6d Blue Die II variety Bite out of kangaroo’s left leg - State II 2l, few nibbed perfs, excellent centring, Granville (NSW) datestamp does not impinge upon the flaw. Undercatalogued at $2,250. [BSAP bulletin article (Aug 2004) records just 4 mint and 8 used examples. A stamp of similar quality sold for $2,700+ at a 2010 Melbourne auction.] 1163 ** 2/- Maroon BW #38 marginal block of 4, very well centred, mild uniformly toned gum, MUH, Cat $2,000+. 1164 V 5/- Grey & Yellow CTO BW #44w, well centered, undercatalogued at $300. [Non ‘OS’ 5/- CTO values are very scarce, and probably originate from UPU presentation folders] 1165 V 10/- Grey & Deep Aniline Pink CTO BW #48B, excellent centring, Cat $750. 1166 * 10/- Grey & Pink Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type B BW #48x, very well centred, lightly mounted, Cat $600. 1167 * 10/- Grey & Aniline Pink Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C BW #48xb, MLH, Cat $3,250. 1168 * 10/- Grey & Aniline Pink Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C unlisted variety Missing shading line in Bight BW #48xb, well centred, MLH, Cat $3,250+. 1169 * £1 Grey Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C BW #53xb, MLH, BW #53xb, fine mint, Cat $375. 1170 * £1 Grey Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C Sub-type 2 - shaved ‘P’ BW #53xd, excellent centring, fresh MUH, Cat $1,000. Premium example. 1171 * £2 Black & Rose Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type B BW #56x, post office repair tape on reverse, well centred, MLH, Cat $500. 1172 * £2 Black & Rose Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type B variety Small ‘EN’ in ‘SPECIMEN’ overprint, unlisted in Brusden White, well centred MLH. Highly unusual. 1173 * £1 Brown & Pale Blue Perf ‘OS’ BW #O52, two small age marks, very well centred, fine mint overall, Cat $12,500. AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - Small Multiple Watermark 1174 * 6d To 2/- Selection comprising 6d x2, 9d x3, 1/- x2 & 2/-, generally fine. High retail. (8) 1175 * 9d Pale Violet block of 4, lower-right stamp variety Thin-necked kangaroo, BW #28(3)h, MLH, Cat $875+. 1176 * 1/- Emerald Die IIB marginal pair, left-hand unit variety ‘LI’ of ‘SHILLING’ retouched BW #34(4)ha, odd blunt perf, MLH, Cat $325. 1177 U 5/- Grey & Yellow BW #45 variety Central vignette misplaced upwards and to left resulting in kangaroo’s back in Gulf of Carpentaria, cancellation partially obstructing the variety. 1178 * 5/- Greyish-Black & Yellow-Orange BW #45B, quite well centred, fine mint, Cat $500. 1179 * 10/- Grey & Pink Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C BW #49x, MLH, light even gum toning, Cat $375. 1180 W 10/- Grey & Pink Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C Sub-type 1 damaged ‘C’ BW #49xb, without gum, tiny mark above opt, Cat $1,750 (mint). AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - CofA Watermark 1181 ** 9d Violet shades selection, odd perf fault, variable centring, MUH, Cat $1,800+. (15) 1182 * 9d Purple BW #29 pair (right-hand unit variety Island off NE Coast of Tasmania) plus 3d KGVI paying 1/9d airmail rate on cover to Holland. 1183 W 5/- Grey & Yellow Melbourne CTO blocks of 4 x2, without gum, the marginal block with smaller datestamp type. 1184 ** 2/- Maroon Die II upper-left corner marginal example variety Chopped neck kangaroo – State II, additional break in coast above kangaroo [1L1] BW #40(1)da, MUH, Cat $125 (mounted). 1185 **/* 2/- Maroon Die II vertical strip of 3 [2L39/45/51] with varieties White flaw in Gulf of Carpentaria, Flaw on ‘S’ of ‘AUSTRALIA’ and unlisted No top to second ‘A’ of ‘AUSTRALIA’ BW #40(2)h,j, centre unit MUH, Cat $158+ (as mounted). 1186 V 5/- Grey & Yellow variety Open-mouthed kangaroo [R55] BW #46V(v), CTO without gum, Cat $150. 1187 * £1 Grey Overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’ Type D BW #54x, superb centring, MLH. Premium example. AUSTRALIA | Engraved Issues 1188 * 1d Engraved early solo usage on 1913 (Dec 16) cover to England, stamp tied by Fremantle machine cancel, fine condition. AUSTRALIA | Georgian Head Issues 1189 U 1½d Brown collection of flaws in stockbook. Good range of plated varieties including a few 1½d greens. Useful group. (160+)
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1½d Red collection of flaws in large stockbook, no attempt at identifying shades but did notice a scarlet-orange Die I. Good range of plated varieties including a few 1½d greens. Useful group. (100s) 1191 2d Orange & 2d Red collection of flaws in large stockbook, no attempt has been made to identify shades. Good range of plated Die I varieties, incl 2d orange cracked electro (#95(3)ga) in vertical pair. Nice group. (100s) 1192 U 3d Selection on Album Pages with Single Wmk x23 with shades & varieties; SMult P14 perf ‘OS’ Watermark inverted x2, perf ‘OS’ with Pre-printing paper wrinkle across lower-left corner, another with White flaws on kangaroo & oval in front, P13½x12½ Die I Broken lower lower right corner, Die II Flaw on ‘R’ of ‘AUSTRALIA’ x2 (one perf ‘OS’) & Retouched ‘ST’ of ‘AUSTRALIA’; toning in places, mostly fine. (74) 1193 U 4d Blue to 1/4d collection of mainly used stamps in large stockbook organised by value and watermark, no attempt has been made to identify shades. A few varieties have been identified. Counted 4d SMult P14 x23 and 1/4d SMult P14 x4. (100s) 1194 U 4d Selection on Album Pages with 4d Orange x25 with range of shades plus varieties including Weeping ‘4’, Left frame broken at top, 4d violet x5, 4d blue x10, 4d olive Single Wmk x8, SMult P14 x5, P13½x12½ x7, CofA x8, includes some other listed varieties plus shades & perf ‘OS’ condition variable, mostly fine. (68) 1195 U 4½d Selection on Album Pages with Single Wmk varieties Reversed ‘Q’ for ‘O’ in ‘FOUR’ & Shaved top frame at left (both toning), perf ‘OS’ x6, SMult P13½x12½ Reversed ‘Q’ for ‘O’ & Break in top frame over left wattles x2, Die II CTO x2, some stamps with staining, generally fine, Cat $900+. (27) 1196 U 5d Selection on Album Pages with Single Wmk including Single-line Perf Rough Paper 5d bright chestnut perf ‘OS’ BW #124 (Cat $250), Comb Perf varieties varieties White flaw in King’s hair x2 (one perf ‘OS’), Broken NE corner x2, Retouched NE corrner, etc, nice range of shades, also 5d on 4½d x4; mostly fine. (48) 1197 **/*/U All Watermarks Mint And Used Assortment In Stockbook with mint First Wmk to 4d olive x4 (shades) & 5d x6 including ½d orange block of 4 Watermark inverted; LMult Wmk 1½d brown block of 4 mint; No Watermark 1d green corner block of 6; SMult P14 1½d red imprint blocks of 4 and 12 plus a block of 8 with part imprint; SMult P13½x12½ 1½d block of 4 with Void corner, 1½d Plate 3 Mullett imprint block of 4, 1½d brown Plate Dot 1 & Plate Dot 3 corner blocks of 4, 3d blue Die 1a Type A pair; CofA 1½d brown Plate Dot 1 & Plate Dot 3 corner blocks of 4; also range of plated varietes on single stamps, mint or used, including 1d red Rough Paper Substituted cliché etc, condition variable in places but mostly fine. Inspection sure to delight. (100s) 1198 **/* Mint Blocks in stockbook, mainly blocks of 4 but a few larger, values to 5d but strength in lower values, no 1d reds. Noticed a few catalogued flaws, 1d green single wmk Plate 4 imprint strip od 12, 1d green SMult P14 Plate 4 imprint block of 8 with varieties. (80+ blocks). 1199 U ½d Green to 4d Violet collection of mainly used stamps in large stockbook organised by value and watermark, no 1d red, 1½d red, 2d orange or 2d red, no attempt has been made to identify shades but did notice a couple of probable 4d lime-yellows. A few varieties have been identified. (100s) AUSTRALIA | KGV - Single Watermark 1200 * ½d Green Comb Perf Electro 3 ‘JBC’ monogram corner strip of 3 with Double perfs in margin and No top to crown on unit 3R60, BW #63(3)zb, some perf re-inforcement, Cat $12,500++. Probably unique. 1201 G ½d Green Comb Perf Electro 5 with Cracked electro - early first state left wattles, 63(5)h, Cat $5,000. 1202 F 1d Scarlet-Red Smooth Paper (G17) with ‘CNE’ for ‘ONE’, BW #71G(4)q, dated 23OC16, Cat $1,500. 1203 F 1d Carmine-Red Die III BW #75 with aniline quality fluorescing orange under UV (per BW page 4/89, Note 1), strong fresh colour, tidy machine cancel. Very scarce. 1204 * 1½d Red Die I (shades) selection comprising solo franking for Foreign postcard and pair for Foreign letter, perf ‘OS’ solo (4) Official covers unclaimed, variety of associated markings, strip of three (1st unit Cut lower frame) on unclaimed registered cover, and perf ‘T’ on Official cover, odd fault, generally fine (8), also four rather nondescript solos, one an unusual Moree Bore Baths illustrated letter sheet. 1205 F 1½d Red Die I variety Substituted cliché - deformed right frame [15R40] BW #89(15)ib, shallow thin at base, cds cancel, Cat $800. 1206 U 2d Die I Varieties [1] Orange, Retouched LIA of AUSTRALIA, Retouched GE of POSTAGE BW #95(6)d,ha; [2] Red, Retouched (Roman) nose, Recut 2 at right and broken top to crown, Retouched face BW #96(11)i,(12A)j,(14)e, plus unplated RA joined. Total Cat $970. (6) 1207 * 2d Red-Brown BW #97, with ½d orange x2 on cover from Perth to USA. Far from common on cover, very fine, min cat $175. 1208 U 4d Orange Selection mostly used including varieties ‘PE’ of ‘PENCE’ joined, Line thro’ ‘FOUR PENCE’, White spot on ‘4’ at left, Weeping ‘4’ x2, Break in upper right frame & whitespot over ‘FO’ of ‘FOUR’; also range of shades including 4d lemon & perf ‘OS’ or ‘OS/NSW’ x4, varieties alone Cat $350+. (22) 1209 * 4d Lemon-Yellow with White scratch from crown to head [1R11] BW #110C(1)m. Hinge related gum imperfections, very fresh, Cat $600. 1210 U 4d Violet Varieties Group ACSC listed varieties BW #111(1)k,111(2)f,s,& vc, also unlisted flaws x2, Cat $370+. (6) 1211 V 4d Violet with Brisbane CTO quarter cancel BW #111wc, full unmounted gum. 1212 V 4d Blue Harrison Plates Watermark inverted BW #113aa, tidy datestamp, Cat $1,000. 1213 * 1/4d Greenish Blue with Thick 1 at right [1R57], BW #128Bn. Light hinge traces, some minute gum specks, very fresh, retail c$575. AUSTRALIA | KGV - Large Multiple Watermark 1214 ** ½d To 1½d set of five basic colours, the 1d red is Harrison, the 1d green is Secret mark variety, 1½d black-brown x2 (one is scarce perf ‘OS’ cat $150), 1½d brown is top marginal. Very fresh, cat c$370 (1d green value extrapolated for MUH). 1215 **/* 1d Carmine Harrison Printing collection of four mint stamps organised by shade, plus MUH set of five Large Multi wmk stamps. Good group. (9) 1216 * 1d Carmine-Rose Harrison Printing 1919 (Dec 29) use with 2½d Roo (small fault) on cover from Melbourne to Broadford. AUSTRALIA | KGV - Small Multiple Watermark Perf 14 1217 V ½d Orange Perf ‘OS’ BW #67wd, full unmounted gum, Cat $200. Scarce. 1218 * 4d Greenish Olive Perf ‘OS’ rare solo franking and combination with 1d green on 1929-30 Official registered covers (265x100mm) Elizabeth St to Mortlake. [1d Printed matter plus 3d registration.] (2) 1219 ** 1/4d Deep Turquoise BW #129C, fresh MUH Cat $5,250. Drury Certificate (2016). 1220 V 1/4d Perf ‘OS’ BW #129wd, well centred, without gum, Cat $400. AUSTRALIA | KGV - Small Multiple Watermark Perf 13½x12½ 1221 * 2d Red Die III No Watermark BW #102aa, couple trivial surface marks, fine mint, Cat $4,000. 1222 V 2d Red Die III with No Watermark, BW #102aa, Cat $7,500 (SG 99ab Cat £2,750), very fine corner cancel. AUSTRALIA | KGV - CofA Watermark 1223 F 1d Green Overprinted ‘OS’ watermark reversed, BW #82(OS)aa. Well centred, very nice, Cat $2,500. 1224 4d Olive Ash ‘N’ over ‘N’ imprint block of 4 BW #117(4)za, lower units MUH, Cat $350. AUSTRALIA | Other Pre-Decimals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1225 **/*/B 1927-32 Small Selection with 1927 Canberra booklet complete (one stamp on each pane small stain) and 1½d Canberra block of 18 (3x6) MUH, 1931 6d Kingsford Smith opt ‘OS’ imprint single mint, 3d Harbour Bridge corner block of 9 MUH. (4 items).
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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 24th June 2016 AUSTRALIA | Other Pre-Decimals 1226 *V 1928 3d Kookaburra m/s pair with exhibition cancel (Oct 30) in red on cover to England, with red provisional registration label, small tear at top of cover. 1227 * 1928 3d Kookaburra Miniature Sheet BW #133MS x2, one with mild gumside toning, the other with thin in lower sheet margin only, mint, Cat $350. (2) 1929-38 3d Airmail Type B Perf ‘OS’ pairs x2 plus 1d green KGV optd ‘OS’ on 1933 (Aug) cover from Port Hedland to Perth, oval 1228 * ‘ACCOUNTS BRANCH/11 AUG1933/WAGR & T’ handstamp in green, stamps with minor blemishes, Cat $750+ on cover. 1229 * 1930 3d Airmail Booklet Stamp variety Long wing to plane BW #136d, mild stain, and small patch of gum loss, MVLH, Cat $950. 1230 */U 1929 1½d WA Centenary variety Re-entry to swan’s neck and ‘T’ of ‘AUSTRALIA’ BW #138e fine mint and used with slogan cancel largely clear of the flaw; also mint stamp with apparent offset, however it is just a colour transfer (issue was printed on damp paper); Cat $200. (3) 1231 * 1931 6d Air Mail Service Optd ‘OS’ BW #144(OS) x2 plus KGV 2d tied by ‘LATE FEE RIALTO/30SP32/VIC’ datestamp to Weddel & Co envelope to UK. Very scarce commercial usage. 1232 ** 1932 1/- Large Lyrebird Overprinted ‘OS’ BW #145(OS) marginal block of 6 BW #145(OS), upper units some nibbed perfs, perf separation in margin, well centred, MUH, Cat $750. 1233 **/* 1932 Sydney Harbour Bridge set BW #146-49, Letterpress 2d nibbed perf, 5/- MLH, other values MUH, Cat $550+. 1234 * 1932 5/- Sydney Harbour Bridge BW #148, some nibbed perfs, mint, Cat $550. 1235 * 1932 5/- Sydney Harbour Bridge BW #148, flattened crease, excellent centring, Cat $550. 1236 V 1932 5/- Sydney Harbour Bridge CTO BW #148w, very well centred, without gum, Cat $300. 1237 ** 1935 2d Silver Jubilee corner block of 4 showing slight Offset on reverse BW #166ca, few blunt perfs, stamps MUH. 1238 **/*/U 1937 2d NSW Sesquicentenary Collection collection on leaves with blocks, positional pieces including varieties Man with tail used x3 and Retouched used x3, ‘Pantaloon’ flaw - early state and Colour flaw adjoining tree above officer at right in a mint imprint block of 10, ‘Pantaloon’ flaw retouched in block of 16 mint and used x7 (one in pair with normal), other minor varieties, also top right corner block of 4 part Plate Nº 1, etc, mixed condition. (102) 1239 ** 1937 2d NSW Sesquicentenary upper left corner block of 4 showing Complete Plate Nº 1 BW #175z, stamps MUH, Cat $600. 1240 **/* 1937 2d NSW Sesquicentenary lower-left corner block of 4 showing Complete Plate Nº 1 BW #175za, lower units MUH, Cat $600. 1241 ** 1938-41 1d Green QE Die II gutter block of 8 from top of sheet showing portion of Plate Nº 4 BW #182zb, few perf tones, stamps MUH, Cat $5,000. 1242 1938-41 1d Green QE Die II P15x14 block of 16 from base of sheet without imprint and with Perforation pip under units 7/8 (right sheet), from surplus sheets printed from coil plate with normal perforation. Few small perf reinforcements and folded twice through lower selvedge BW #182zr, all but 2 units MUH, Cat $1,500+. 1243 ** 1941-42 1½d Green KGVI BW #186, corner block of 10 (5x2), the lower units with Misprinting at base, most noticeably on central three units with Lower framelines and portion of design missing, fresh MUH. Impressive and unusual. 1244 **/* 1937-38 2d Red KGVI Die I upper-left corner block of 4 showing complete Plate Nº 1 BW #187z, upper units MUH, Cat $600. 1245 **/* 1937-38 2d Red KGVI Die I upper-right corner block of 4 showing complete Plate Nº 1 BW #187za, upper units MUH, Cat $600. 1246 ** 1938-41 2d Red KGVI Die II gutter block of 4 from top of sheet showing complete Plate Nº 4 BW #188zc, faint crease on lower pair, stamps MUH, Cat $2,500. 1247 ** 1941-51 3d Brown KGVI gutter block of 8 with Authority imprint showing large part of Plate Nº 14 BW #196zc, fresh MUH, Cat $600. 1248 **/* 1938-57 4d Koala P15x14 block of 4, bottom right unit variety Roller shift to ‘POSTAGE’, ‘4d’ and bottom frame BW #198e, lower units MUH, Cat $225+. 1249 ** 1937-60 6d Kookaburra P13½x14 marginal pair, left unit variety Flaw on ‘S’ of ‘AUSTRALIA’ BW #202e, fresh MUH, Cat $225. 1250 ** 1937-59 1/- Lyrebird Perf 13½x14 P13½x14 Ash 42.5mm imprint block of 4 BW #208zc, tiny hinge mark in selvedge, stamps MUH, Cat $400. 1251 ** 1937-59 Lyrebird No Wmk marginal vertical strip of 6, each unit with Roller flaw over ‘O’ of ‘ONE’, BW #210d, fresh MUH, Cat $360+. 1252 ** 1938-49 Robes Thick Paper set in imprint left corner blocks of 4 comprising 5/- & 10/- Ash & Authority imprint blocks plus £1 Ash imprint block BW #212z-216z, fresh MUH, Cat $1,600. (5 items) 1253 ** 1938-49 Robes Thick Paper 5/-, 10/- & £1 plus Thin Paper 10/- & £1 all fresh MUH, Cat $400+. (5) 1938-49 £1 Robes Thick Paper BW #216 plus 2/- Roo, 1/- Small Lyrebird & 9d Platypus tied by Brisbane ‘19AU41’ cds to Red Cross 1254 * censored envelope sent by Clipper Service to Geneva at 23/9d quadruple rate (6/- first ½oz plus 5/11d x3 for each subsequent ½oz), minor edge blemishes. Rare on-cover usage of the £1 Robes. 1255 */** 1938-49 Robes £1 Thick Paper Ash imprint left corner block of 4 BW #216z, upper units MVLH, lower units MUH, Cat $500+. 1256 * 1951 3d Scarlet KGVI Coil Perf pair BW #251bb tied to plain J.C. Thompson envelope by ‘GPO SYDNEY/22MY51/NSW AUST’ FDI datestamp, typed address, unsealed flap, fine condition, Cat $2,500. [Brusden White footnote states “two first day covers are recorded”] 1257 * 1951 3d Scarlet KGVI Booklet Sheet gutter block of 4 tied to plain J.C. Thompson envelope by ‘GPO SYDNEY/25OC51/NSW AUST’ FDI datestamp, typed address, fine condition, Cat $2,500. [Brusden White footnote states “four first day covers are recorded”] 1258 * 1951-53 3d Dark Green KGVI Coil Perf pair BW #252bd tied to plain J.C. Thompson envelope by ‘GPO SYDNEY/17DE51/NSW AUST’ FDI datestamp, typed address, unsealed flap, very fine condition, Cat $2,500 [Brusden White footnote states “Two first day covers are recorded”.] 1259 * 1951-53 3½d Brown-Purple KGVI Booklet Pane of 6, with tab at top, on plain Hayward Parish envelope cancelled with ‘GPO SYDNEY/1JY52/NSW AUST’ FDI datestamp BW #253ya, unsealed flap, very fine condition, Cat $3,000. 1260 * 1951-53 3½d Brown-Purple KGVI Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘C.B.A.’ cachet and endorsement on reverse, numbered ‘14’ for the Governor-General Sir W. McKell, minor toning on both sides, BW #253DP(1), Cat $3,500. [Eight prepared, including one unnumbered example for the Royal Collection] 1261 * 1952-53 4½d Red KGVI BW #254 solo franking on subscription reminder postcard Oct 1952 from Melbourne to W.L.Mayo, Esq in Grosse Point, Michigan, USA. Perfect condition. 1262 **/* 1949 1/6d Hermes Wmk CofA BW #261, horizontal strip of 5 with the stamp at right MLH unaffected by an astonishing inking flaw of varying intensity across the other four MUH stamps. 1263 ** 1948-56 2/- Crocodile No Watermark Perf Pip marginal block of 8 showing large portion of Plate Nº 9 BW #264zc, single tone spot on gum, stamps MUH, Cat $2,500. 1264 1949-64 5/- Arms Authority Imprint corner pair tied to plain PMG’S Dept J.C. Thompson envelope by ‘GPO SYDNEY/11APR49/ NSW AUST’ FDI datestamp, typed address, fine condition. 1265 ** 1949-64 Arms 5/- to £1 plus £2 with Roller flaw BW #268-271d, fresh MUH, Cat $550. (4) 1266 **/* 1949-64 Arms Authority corner imprint blocks of 4 BW #268za & 269z, three units in each block MUH, Cat $155. 1267 * 1949-64 10/- Arms commercial on-cover airmail usage to UK comprising [1] paying sextuple rate covers x3 with 2/- Olympics, 2/Aborigine or 2/- AAT Map added; [2] paying septuple rate with 2/- AAT Map pair added; one cover has a defective 10/- otherwise generally fine commercial condition, BW Cat $600+. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] (4)
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1949-64 10/- Arms BW #269 (small perf fault) on-cover 1960 (Nov 9) airmail commercial usage on large-part cover to Texas paying quintuple rate, tied by Sydney machine cancel, Cat $. Rare as a solo franking. 1269 **/* 1949-64 10/- Arms Authority imprint block of 4, left units with partial Double perfs horizontally, three units MUH. Unlisted by Brusden White. 1270 ** 1949-64 10/- Arms No imprint block of 4 BW #269za, very faint gum bend, lightly hinged in sheet margin only, Cat $300. 1271 * 1949-64 £1 Arms BW #270 plus 2/- Aboriginal Art, 6d Small Kooka & ½d Roo tied by indistinct 1940s Registered Perth cds to parcel tag adressed to Millars’ Timber & Trading Co in Harvey (WA). An extraordinary franking for a intra-state parcel. 1272 ** 1949-64 Arms £1 & £2 BW #270-1, fresh MUH, Cat $200. (2) 1273 ** 1949-64 £1 Arms No imprint block of 4 BW #270za, fresh MUH, Cat $500. 1274 **/* 1949-64 £2 Arms Authority imprint block of 4, BW #271za, lower units MUH, Cat $1,000. 1275 ** 1950 Centenary of Postage Stamps gutter block of 8 from top showing large portion of Plate Nº 4 BW #279zc, stamps MUH, Cat $2,250. 1276 W 1953-56 QEII Definitives 1d purple Die Proof on wove paper (42x42mm) BW #293DP(1), removed from its sunken mount, Cat $3,000. [Just eight examples were prepared, one of which is in the Royal Collection] 1277 W 1953-56 QEII Definitives 3½d red Die Proof on wove paper BW #296(DP)1, removed from its sunken mount, large margins, few minor wrinkles, Cat $3,000. [Eight were prepared, one of which is in the Royal Collection] 1278 * 1953 Tasmania Sesquicentenary 3½d se-tenant pair & 2/- affixed to Post Office Publicity Card BW #306x, tape marks in three corners, Cat $250. 1279 P 1958 5½d Australian War Memorial se-tenant pair Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘C.B.A.’ cachet and endorsement on reverse, numbered ‘24’ for Sir G. Chippendale Director-General of P.M.G’s Department BW #341/2DP(1), some staining, Cat $5,000. [Eight prepared, including one unnumbered example for Royal Collection] 1280 * 1959-63 5d Blue QEII Booklet Pane of 6, with tab at top, tied to plain registered envelope by GEORGETOWN/23MR60/TAS-AUST’ datestamp BW #356y, McNear (Georgetown pharmacist) cachet in green on reverse, minor cover scuff, BW #356y, Cat $150. 1281 **/*/U 1960-66 8d Tiger Cat Study predominantly mint on annotated album pages with range of shades and varieties in multiples from 1st and 2nd master plates, highlights including Retouched shading right of animal’s head - States I-IV, etc, other varieties in positional pieces, few used. (400+) 1282 * 1960-64 1/6d Christmas Bells Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘C.B.A.’ cachet and endorsement on reverse, numbered ‘66’ for J.R.W. Purves of the Stamp Advisory Committee BW #366DP(1), together with original presentation letter (name excised), very fine, BW #366DP(1), Cat $3,000. [Nine prepared, including one unnumbered example for the Royal Collection] 1959-65 2/3d Wattle Flower on Yellow Paper Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘C.B.A.’ cachet and endorsement on reverse, 1283 * numbered ‘48’ for Postmaster-General C.W. Davidson BW #368DP(1), very fine, Cat $3,000. [Nine prepared, including one unnumbered example for the Royal Collection] 1284 * 1959-65 2/5d Banksia Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘C.B.A.’ cachet and endorsement on reverse, numbered ‘38’ for Postmaster-General C.W. Davidson BW #371DP(1), very fine, Cat $3,000. [Ten prepared, including one unnumbered example for Royal Collection] 1285 * 1959-65 3/- Waratah Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘C.B.A’. cachet and endorsement on reverse, numbered ‘60’ for W.L. Russell of the Stamp Advisory Committee BW #372DP(1), few tone spots on card well clear of stamp, tape affixed along edges on reverse, Cat $3,000. [Just nine prepared, including one unnumbered example for the Royal Collection] 1286 W 1959 4d Queensland Self-Government Centenary Die Proof on wove paper BW #375DP(1), removed from the sunken mounted, Cat $3,000. [Just nine examples prepared one of which is in the Royal Collection, interestingly the violet colour of the jacaranda is hand-painted] 1287 * 1960 5d Guiding block of 4 affixed to Post Office Publicity Card BW #377x, Cat $200. 1960 5d NT Centenary block of 4 affixed to Post Office Publicity Card BW #378x, Cat $200. 1288 * 1289 * 1960 5d Queensland Stamp Centenary block of 4 affixed to Post Office Publicity Card, BW #380x, Cat $200. 1290 * 1961-66 1/- Colombo Plan Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘R.B.A.’ cachet and endorsement on reverse, numbered ‘21’ for F.D. Manley of the Stamp Advisory Committee BW #382DP(1), minor tone at right, Cat $3,000. [Ten prepared including one unnumbered example for Royal Collection] 1291 * 1961 5d Dame Nellie Melba block of 4 affixed to Post Office Publicity Card, BW #384x, Cat $200. 1292 * 1961 5d Christmas Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘R.B.A’. cachet and endorsement on reverse, numbered ‘29’ for PostmasterGeneral C.W.Davidson BW #385DP(1), tiny mark at lower left, Cat $3,000. [Ten prepared, including one unnumbered example for the Royal Collection] 1963 Royal Visit 5d & 2/3d composite Die Proof mounted in sunken frame, ‘R.B.A.’ cachet and endorsement on reverse, numbered 1293 * ‘4’ for B.F. Jones BW #392/3DP(1), some blemishes, also included is the original OMHS PMG Dept envelope, Cat $6,000. [Ten prepared, include one unnumbered example for the Royal Collection] 1294 * 1963 5d Blue Mountains Anniversary block of 4 affixed to Post Office Publicity Card BW #396x, Cat $. 1963 5d Export block of 4 affixed to Post Office Publicity Card, 397x, Cat $200. 1295 * 1296 ** 1963-65 5d QEII Green Booklet Stamps panes of 6 showing Plate Nºs ‘1’ or ‘2’ both with dashes BW #400za,zb, Cat $200. 1297 * 1965-66 5d Red QEII block of 4 affixed to Post Office Publicity Card 401x, three pinholes from previous displaying. Cat $200. 1298 1957 AAT 2/- Map commercial on-cover airmail usage to UK comprising single rate, pair paying double-rate, x3 paying triple-rate, all to same addressee in London. AUSTRALIA | Decimal Issues | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1299 ** 1966-87 Selection with 1966 PMG Dept coil tester strip of 4 in black, 1970-73 7c Flower coil strip of 3 variety Green & buff omitted, 1973 7c Agate Red partly omitted, 1987 37c Rosella vertical marginal pair variety Imperforate between stamp and margin at base, fresh MUH. (4 items). 1300 U/D 1982-2008 Black Doubly Printed Varieties comprising 1982-86 Corroboree Frog (upper inscription) BW #934b, 1989 39c Sports ‘Fishing’ inscription (with comparison stamp) unlisted, 2008 Gold Medal Winners 50c Women’s 4x 100m Relay (inscription, black olympic ring & copyright symbol) unlisted, all used. (3) 1301 **/V APO Collector’s Set cream card (NOT a folder, undated but after 1968, perhaps 1970 or 1971) with glassine containing 17 CTO issues 1c to 50c plus ‘SPECIMEN’ opts 75c to $4, the 75c with the scarcer 15mm opt BW #462xb Cat $140. (21) 1302 D Varieties Selection comprising 1981 24c Funghi Printing flaw, 2003 50c Coronation printing flaw Bearded Queen, 2008 Australian Legends 50c Frank Lowy Pre-printing paper crease, 2010 5c Coral Rabbitfish printing flaw Breathing tube extending out of fish’s head’, all are used. (4) AUSTRALIA | Decimal Issues 1303 ** 1966-74 $1 Flinders plate 1 bottom gutter block of 4, BW #463z, Cat $400. 1304 ** 1967 5c Christmas marginal vertical pair, variety Imperforate three sides BW #478b, tiny bend on top mentioned only for complete accuracy, otherwise fresh MUH, Cat $20,000 (SG #415a, Cat £13,000). Only four such pairs recorded. A great rarity. 1305 ** 1969 5c ILO marginal vertical pair, variety Gold (middle circles) omitted BW #502ca, fresh MUH, Cat $7,000+ (SG #439a, Cat £7,000). Rare. *
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1971 Orientalists commercial on-cover airmail usage to UK comprising [1] 20c + 10c Oil & Gas paying single rate; [2] 20c strip of 3 paying double rate; [3] 20c, 15c pair, 7c plus 1c & 2c QEII paying double rate; [4] 15c block of 4 (upper-right unit variety Retouch in green right of ‘A’ of ‘AUSTRALIA’) + 10c Oil & Gas paying double rate (rate increase 1/10/73); Nice group. (4) 1307 * 1972 35c Primary Industries commercial on-cover airmail usage to UK comprising [1] 35c Beef solo franking paying single rate; [2] 35c Beef pair paying double-rate; [3] 20c Fruit pair plus $1 Navigators paying quadruple rate; fine condition. 1972 7c Overland Telegraph BW #600 x5 paying airmail rate on small commercial cover to UK. Unusual & attractive usage. 1308 * 1309 * 1972-76 Pioneer Life commercial on-cover airmail usage to UK or Holland including 1974 50c & 10c, 1975 50c + 20c Wombat, 1975 80c & 5c pair, 1976 50c & 40c, 1976 60c strip of 3 paying quadruple 45c rate, plus eight covers with Pioneer values in combination with $1 Paintings and one cover with 60c in combination with $1 & $2 Paintings, etc, generally fine condition for commercial mail. (17) 1973 National Development commercial on-cover airmail usage to UK comprising 35c Mapping solo paying single rate, 20c 1310 * Shipping + 50c Pioneers paying double-rate, 30c Beef + $1 Navigators & 10c Pioneers paying quadruple rate. (3) 1311 ** 1973-74 Gemstones 7c Agate positional strip of 10 with colour bars, variety Imperforate at right between stamp and margin BW #642b, variety unit toned at top, MUH, Cat $4,500. 1312 * 1974-81 Paintings commercial on-cover airmail usage to UK or Holland including 1975 $1 plus 25c Aboriginal Art x2, 20c Wombat & 5c Education paying 35c quintuple rate, 1978 (?) $1 variety Bullet Hole on forehead plus 80c Commerce paying 45c quadruple rate, $2 usage on $2.70, $2.80 & $3.60 x2 rate covers, also $6.05 rate with $4 (torn) plus 5c Education; condition variable. (9) 1313 ** 1975 10c International Women’s Year positional strip of 5, variety Misplaced perforations 2½mm downwards BW #691b, Cat $150 (2002). 1314 W 1977 Silver Jubilee Plate Proof 18c imperforate pair in issued colours, BW #766PP(1) on thicker paper than issued stamp, small surface indent left-hand unit, without gum, Cat $500. 1315 ** 1978 Famous Australian Aviators 18c Kingsford Smith marginal vertical pair, variety Imperforate BW #791b, fresh MUH, Cat $150. 1316 ** 1980 Waltzing Matilda upper-left corner se-tenant block of 12, variety Misplaced perforations resulting in 4th column being 21mm and 5th row 31mm wide at top, BW #867b, fresh MUH, Cat $400. Spectacular. 1317 ** 1981 24c Thylacine marginal block of 8 Dramatically misplaced perfs - Type 3, BW #902bd. This is the block illustrated in BW. 1318 ** 1982 60c Whale Trial Printing BW #930E(1). Very fresh, Cat $350 (in 2002 ACSC). [With normal fine used for comparison] 1319 ** 1985 33c District Nursing Centenary upper-left corner strip of 5, variety Imperforate between stamp and margin BW #1094b, fresh MUH, Cat $1,250 (2002). Of great thematic appeal. 1320 * 1988 Living Together mostly commercial on-cover usage array, with solo frankings including 1989 use of 65c on sea mail cover to UK, 1988-90 PPCs to UK with 63c, 80c or 90c solos reflecting rate changes; multiple frankings including 70c & 50c on 1988 cover to Czechoslovakia, plus lots of make-up frankings, etc. Generally fine, nice lot. (55) 1321 ** 1988 Crafts 39c Teapot of Truth vending machine booklet stamp variety variety Miscut lower edge, resulting in stamp being 32mm wide, with normal stamp for comparison, as per Brusden White footnote #2, Cat $100 (2002). 1322 B 1992 Threatened Species $4.50 Booklet variety All printing omitted except for helecon bands, BW #B178ca, Cat $3,000 (2003). [Brusden White footnote states “Has all the printing colours omitted... approx five examples have been found”.] 1323 B 1994 Kangaroos & Koalas $4.50 Boooklet, sixth reprint, variety Imperforate BW #B197b, Cat $600 (2003). 1324 ** 1994-97 Kangaroos & Koalas Sheetlet with punchhole at bottom of sheetlet, BW #1752b, Cat $150. 1325 ** 1995 45c Medical Science gutter block of ten with the Error layout Type 1 – sheet C BW #1881ze, Cat $1,000. 1326 ** 1995 45c Medical Science gutter block of ten with the Error layout Type 2 – sheet C BW #1881zh, Cat $1,000. 1327 D 2008 Tourist Precincts 55c The Rocks Sydney variety Colours out of register - resulting in blurred central image & value panel and shadowing effect to the ‘Sydney’ inscription x two examples; also a 55c P12½ with Die Cut misplaced; all are used on piece. (3) 1328 D 2010 Reef Fish 60c Golden Damsel variety Colours out of register - resulting in blurred image and yellow colour band at base, etc used on piece with comparison stamp. AUSTRALIA | Decimal Issues | Exhibition Collectables 1329 ** 2010 Australian Railway Journeys $2.10 International Post M/S overprinted for London 2010 Festival of Stamps and again for 2013 Centenary of Kangaroo Stamps with exhibition logo in red, limited edition numbered #1 of 500. 1330 ** 2010 Fish of the Reef M/S with Bangkok 2010 stamp show logo, additionally overprinted with 2013 Centenary of Kangaroo Stamps logo in red, being limited edition number #1 of 200. 1331 ** 2012 Rising Sun Badge M/S overprinted in gold for Indonesia 2012 Stamp Championship and again for 2013 Centenary of Kangaroo Stamps as a limited edition numbered #1 of 250. 1332 ** 2012 Colonial Heritage Emerging Identity (2nd Issue) Imperforate M/S overprinted in gold for Indonesia 2012 Stamp Championship and again for 2013 Centenary of Kangaroo Stamps as a limited edition numbered #1 of 250. 1333 ** 2013 Centenary of Kangaroo Stamps ‘Australia 2013’ imperf M/Ss comprising $10 Kangaroo & Map Intaglio Print and 2012 Colonial Heritage Visualising Australia (3rd Issue) each overprinted with 2013 Centenary of Kangaroo Stamps red logo & ‘PATRONS CLUB/Series’, both limited edition numbered #120 of 250. (2) AUSTRALIA | Booklets | Collections & Accumulations 1334 B 1927-66 Selection with 1927 Canberra, 1949-50 2/6d BW #B55 x2, 1952 3/6d #B56 x4 comprising Type A, Type B & Type C & Type Cv (wax interleaving, Cat $200), 1953-57 3/6d (3½d CofA Wmk) BW #B57 x2 (one with wax interleaving) & 3/6d (3½d No Wmk) #B58 x2 (one with wax interleaving, Cat $150), 1957-59 4/- ‘BRITISH EMPIRE’ #B60 x2 (one with wax interleaving) & ‘BRITISH COMMONWEALTH’ #B60B x2 (one with wax interleaving, Cat $200), 1959-60 4/- #B61 x2 (one with wax interleaving, Cat $150), 1960-62 5/- #B62 x2, 1962-64 5/- #B66Ad, B66Dd, B66De, B66Jdw (wax interleaving, Cat $250), 1964-65 5/- #B67Be & B67Bedv (wax interleaving, Cat $275), 1965-66 5/- #B69Af, Cat $1,500+. (26) AUSTRALIA | Booklets 1335 ** 2009 Bicentenary of Postal Services Self-Adhesive Booklet showing grossly misplaced perfs and well out of register with each unit showing portion of adjoining unit (one unit has been lifted and replaced). 1336 B 1953-69 Selection with pre-decimal 3/6d x3, 4/- x4 & 5/- (Edn V5), Decimal 50c, 60c, $1 x2 (one with Provisional cover) plus $1 Famous Australians, mostly fine. (13) 1337 B 1904 £1 purple on pink cover (157x170mm) view on back cover showing ‘GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH’, no stamps, though the sheet edge selvedge for NSW stamps plus staples are retained (originally contained NSW 1d x240), some cover blemishes. Will come under the BW B1(N) category when listed by Brusden White, Cat $30,000 (SG #SB1 variant of NSW – unpriced). A remarkable and spectacular survivor. 1338 ** 1913-17 2/- booklet (incomplete) inside cover printed red on blue-green comprising 1d Kangaroo (8, one unit Rostage variety), faults, BW #B7A, Cat $3,000 (when fine & complete). 1339 ** 1913-17 2/- booklet (incomplete) inside cover printed red on yellow comprising ½d Kangaroo (4), 1d (5, one torn) faults, BW #B7C, Cat $3,000 (when fine and complete). 1340 B 1923-26 KGV 2/3d black on rose cover, exploded booklet - staple, covers & Single Wmk 1½d green booklet panes of 6 and 12, minor blemishes, including manuscript pen date on cover, SG #SB15 cat £3,000; BW #B29A cat $5,000. 1341 B 1928-30 KGV 2/3d containing SMult Wmk 1½d scarlet P13½x12½ Watermark Inverted panes of 6 x3, hinged on back cover, SG #SB23 cat £450, BW #B39A, Cat $600.
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1342 B 1934-35 2/- 2d red KGV CofA x12 Wmk inverted, BW #B46Ca, cover has couple of small faults, Cat $750. 1343 B 1935 3/- 3d green Airmail, black on pale green cover, very fine, SG #SB24 Cat £1,750; BW #B50 Cat $2,250. 1344 B 1935 3/- 3d green Airmail, black on pale green cover, minor cover blemishes, SG #SB24 Cat £1,750; BW #B50 Cat $2,250. 1345 B 1964-65 5/- QE II 5d green Edition G6 with wax interleaving BW #B67Pdv. 1346 B 1965-66 5/- with two panes of 5d Red QEII, wax interleaving, BW #B69Hdv, fine, Cat $250. 1347 B 1965-66 5/- with two panes of 5d Red QEII, wax interleaving BW #B70Cdv, fine, Cat $250. AUSTRALIA | Postage Dues 1348 */U 1902 Converted NSW Plates Group comprising 1d P11x11½-12 BW #D3 used with oval bank cancel, 6d P11½-12 #D9 toning, mint, 8d P11½-12 #D10, 5/- P11½-12 #D11 used, Cat $625. (4) 1349 S/* 1902-04 2/- emerald-green, optd ‘SPECIMEN’, 1908-09 (with stroke) 1/- & 5/- dull-green (some gum discolouration), SG#D58-9, Cat £370++. (3) 1350 */U 1902-59 Selection 1902 Blank Tablet 1d & 2d mint and 5/- used, 1902-04 Filled Tablet Compond Perf 1d, 2d & 4d mint, 5d, 10d & 2/- used, 1908-09 With Stroke 1/- & 5/-, plus a range of later issues to 5/- mint, mostly fine. (30) 1351 * 1902-04 Design Completed Wmk Crown/NSW 10d P11½-12 & 2/- P11½-12 BW #D35 & #40, 2/- some mild gum tone, mint, Cat $310. (2) 1352 F 1906-08 Design Completed Wmk Crown/Single Lined A 1d light green P11 Wmk inverted, BW #D48a, Cat $2,000, fine 1908 cds of Carcoar. A very rare stamp. 1353 * 1908-09 Stroke After Shilling Values 2/- BW #D63, sharp vertical crease, mint with large-part gum, Cat $1,500. 1354 * 1909-10 Wmk Crown/Double Lined A Thick Paper 10/- rose-red & green BW #D91, fine mint, Cat $425. 1355 * 1913-21 Wmk Crown/Double Lined A Thin Paper ½d green & red P11 BW #D94 tied by Abbottsford datestamps to 1919 (Apr) OHMS Infectious Disease Form addressed to Richmond, originally unfranked with oval ‘T1½D’ applied in black, fine condition. AUSTRALIA | War Savings Stamps and Certificates 1356 * WWI War Savings Stamps Booklet with pair of KGV P11 6d blue attached, Albert Mullett imprint on reverse. Fine condition. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery 1357 PS Kangaroo Postal Stationery Selection: mostly used with Envelopes x5 including PTPO window envelopes x3, plus a part 2d Die IIA Envelope BW #ES6 for Melbourne & Metropolitan Board of Works; also ½d Wrapper used from Caboolture (Qld) to Brisbane, Postal Cards x4 and Lettercards x2; fair to fine. (13 items). 1358 PS Officials Collection: Valuable group with Envelopes unused (5, two ‘OS’ in die) and used (63, 21 ‘OS’ in die), latter with 1918 ½d + 1d Die I (BW #ES34), penalty envelopes (5, two unused), ‘Returned Letter’ (9), 1942 5d Registered envelope uprated ½d in cash, Postal cards with ‘OS’ in die unused (2), various used cards (4), and perf ‘OS/NSW’ used (2, one rare KGVI 1½d), and Letter cards (3, one unused), many scarce items present, little if any duplication amongst configurations, odd fault, generally fine. (94) AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1359 PS 1923 1½d Green KGV Sideface Footnote Added BW #P54, fresh unused. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards (Official) 1360 PS 1928 ‘THREE/HALFPENCE’ On 1d Green KGV Sideface Solid ‘OS’ on School Committee meeting card, BW #PO9, unused, scarce. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Letter Cards 1361 * 1913 1d Kangaroo showing grey-green image in framed rectangle of ‘Botanic Gardens, Portland, Vic’ BW #LC14(15E), Griffiths Bros (tea & coffee merchants) product advertising and customer notification advice printed within, used in Tasmania from Burnie to Penguin. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Envelopes 1362 * 1920-28 KGV Star Group comprising 2d orange without ‘POSTAGE’, with ‘POSTAGE’ 1½d on 2d red and 1½d scarlet, all CTO at Melbourne, BW #EP21w, 26w & 28(1)w, Cat $450. (3) AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Envelopes (PTPO) 1363 PS 1922-24 1d Violet KGV ‘Star’ With ‘POSTAGE’ x2, one unused for Broken Hill South Ltd, Melbourne, flap sealed, the other for Perdiau Rubber, Sydney on folded window envelope, 1923 use from Sydney, BW #ES41. 1364 PS 1941-42 1d Brown KGVI Oval ACSC #ES77 for Australian Defence Canteens, some mild creasing, flap unsealed, unused, Cat $500. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Registration Envelopes 1365 PS 1913 4d Orange Kangaroo, ‘REGISTERED LETTER’ At Top long envelope, BW #RE2, very minor blemishes upper edge, overall fine unused, Cat $1,000. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes 1366 1944-65 Pre-Decimal including 1945-50 7d BW #A3 1952 usage uprated with 3d KGVI, 1952 10d on 7d #A5 used & unused, thereafter reasonably complete and/or used including 1964 Xmas & 1965 Law Conference both with FDI cancels, generally fine. (37) 1367 * 1956 10d Olympic Games BW #A9 scarce commercial usage from Electric Lamp Manufacturers (Hamilton, NSW) to Philips Industries in UK, Newcastle slogan cancel. 1368 * C.1971 Stylised Jet (long format) with the Black Printing (‘AUSTRALIA’ and Value) completely omitted, a couple of light creases, unused. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes (PTPO) 1369 PS as BW #23, uprated 1c for commercial use 1966 (March 19) to Denmark. Sender’s pre-printed details within and as return on the back. The 1c uprate was required since 10d face value, when converted to decimal currency, equalled a mere 8c; the full decimal aerogramme rate was 9c. An excellent mixed franking. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Parcel Labels (PTPO) 1370 PS 1944-49 Cut-Outs comprising 3/7d magenta & 5/10d blue used, also 5/10d dark blue & 5/10d light blue (mild toning) both unused with large-part gum. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Wrappers (PTPO) 1371 PS 1942 1½d Green KGVI Sideface long wrapper for Education Department Melbourne endorsed ‘Commercial Papers’, BW #WS25, uprated with ½d orange roo and 1d violet QEII for 1956 use from Koo-Wee-Rup to Melbourne. AUSTRALIA | Covers By Manufacturer 1372 * Bergen 1948 Arnhem Land Expedition illustrated commemorative cover prepared by Arthur Bergen, with “CP Mountford” (expedition leader) & “Yirkalla” applied in manuscript on face, handstamped ‘21JUL1948’ & ‘NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC/AND COMMONWEALTH/GOVERNMENT EXPEDITION’ beneath, stamps tied by Darwin ‘2AU48’ datestamp, numbered ‘12’ (of 85) on reverse and signed by Bergen, fine condition, accompanied by informative research notes. [Yirrkala is an indigenous community 18km SE of Nhulunbuy where the expedition set up base camp] 1373 * Bergen 1949 Grain Race illustrated cover carried on board winning ship Passat in a journey time of 110 days, Pt Victoria ‘12MY49’ datestamp tying stamps, Falmouth (UK) ‘28SEP/1949’ arrival backstamp. Fine condition. 1374 * Bergen 1954 3½d WA Centenary tied by Wayville (SA) ‘2AU54’ FDI datestamp to cver with Bergen cachet, very fine unaddressed condition, retail $130+. 1375 * Boans 1953 Coronation set tied illiustration FDC (some discolouration of cachet) by GPO Perth ‘25MY53’ FDI datestamp, typed address to UK. Scarce.
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Frank P Smith 1938 4d Koala tied by Norwood (SA) ‘1FE38’ FDI datestamp to cover with Frank P Smith cachet in blue, typed address, unsealed flap, superb condition, retail $275+. 1377 * Haslem 1938 9d Platypus tied by Hawthorn (Vic) ‘1SE38’ FDI datestamp to registered cover to South Africa with Haslem dated cachet in violet, some toning, retail $200+. Haslem 1953 Produce Food illustrated FDC with 3d & 3½d strips tied by ‘ICAO/MELB/11FE53/AUST/REGIONAL MEETING’ 1378 * commemorative datestamp APM #1000, unusually used as an FDI cancel, flap sealed, opened at base. 1379 * Hunter Stamp Co. 1945 Gloucester set tied Newcastle machine cancel, hand addressed locally. Very scarce, pristine condition. [Believed to be the very first Hunter FDC] 1380 * Jack Peake 1952 Australia-Cocos-South Africa hand-illustrated cover, flight cachet in violet, stamps tied by GPO Sydney ‘1SE52’ datestamp, ‘RAAF PO/COCOS ISLAND’ backstamp. 1381 * Mitchell 1930 1½d Sturt tied to plain cover by Perth ‘2JUN/1930’ FDI cancel, typed address to Mitchell. Mitchell 1932 1/- Large Lyrebird on typed-addressed registered cover to England, with ‘REGISTERED PERTH/15FEB32/ 1382 * WESTNAUSTRALIA’ cds, blue ‘FIRST DAY/FLOWN COVER’ handstamp. Northern Stamp Company 1935 2d Anzac tied to illustrated cover by Sydney ‘25APR/1935’ (Anzac Day) airmail slogan cancel, 1383 * small tear on upper edge, typed address. 1384 * Olsen 1958-59 hand-illustrated FDCs for 1958 8d Trans-Tasman tied by Forbes (NSW) FDI datestamp and 1959 4d PO Anniversary tied by Sydney FDI datestamp, the latter with typed address. (2) Plain 1941 2d Mauve KGVI on hand-addressed cover with ‘SYDNEY/3-P10DE41/4’ cds. 1385 * 1386 * Plain 1941 1d Red-Brown QE imprint block of 4 on typed-addressed ‘Greetings’ cover (small faults) with ‘CROW’S NEST/ 10DE41/N.S.W-AUST.’ cds. Plain 1934 1/3d Hermes No Wmk on hand-addressed cover to London, with ‘1-AIR MAIL-1/12—-1DE34/SYDNEY NS.W.’ cds, 1387 * endorsed “Per Singapore/London Air/Mail”. PMG’s Department 1949 2½d Lawson tied to registered OHMS cover by GPO Sydney ‘7JE49’ FDI datestamp, typed address to 1388 * New York, minor edge blemishes. 1389 * Royal Geographical Society 1945-60 selection including Princess Elizabeth’s 21st Birthday Commemoration registered, others with a good variety of cachets, condition somewhat mixed. (14) 1390 * SA Stamp Company 1936 1/- SA Centenary tied by Glenelg (SA) ‘3AU36’ FDI datestamp to registered FDC with boxed Proclamation Tree cachet in green fine condition, retail $160+. 1391 * SA Stamp Company 1936 SA Centenary 2d & 3d tied to ‘BUFFALO’ registered cover & ‘Old Gum Tree’ registered ‘DAY OF ISSUE COVER’ envelopes both to GB with ‘Glenelg-3AU36’ cds. Also 2 Hindmarsh registered covers to Melbourne & NZ from Glenelg showing different sized cachets (10mm & 14mm in height) at left and 2 unused ‘Buffalo’ covers. Generally fine. (6) Sigma 1959-68 selection comprising [1] 1959-1960 envelope size 172x122mm x8; [2] 1961 size 222x102mm x2; [3] 1962-68 size 1392 * 222x152mm x12; also [4] other medical types with 1959 AH Post Office Anniversary (illustrated), 1963 Ames & 1966-67 Schering x3; condition a bit variable, mostly fine. (27) 1393 * Smyth/Campe 1946 Mitchell Set on Smyth registered cover with Campe printed address, printed date of issue amended, fine condition; also RGS cover commemorating 100th Anniversary of Leichhardt crossing the Roper River with KGVI 2d tied by Roper River (NT) ‘24OC45’ datestamp, some age spotting. (2) South Australian Stamp Company 1937 3d Blue KGVI Die I, 6d Kooka & 1/- Lyre on typed-addressed ‘Small Crown’ cover with 1394 * ‘NIMMITABEL/2AU37/N.S.W’ cds. 1395 * Thompson 1949 ½d Orange Roo No Wmk imprint block of 4 on PMG OHMS cover with ‘G.P.O.SYDNEY 130/9-A15SE49/N.S.WAUST’ cancel. 1396 * Unidentified 1951 Foundation Set tied by GPO Sydney ‘1MY51’ FDI datestamp to cover with illustration of Parliament House Canberra. A very scare cachet, retail $100+. 1397 * Unidentified 1953 Australia’s National Memorial to America Illustrated commemorative cover with 3d Food tied by Canberra City ‘10MR53’ datestamp with another fine strike beneath, typed address to Venezuela, minor edge blemishes. Unknown producer, very few examples seen. Rare. 1398 * Unidentified 1953 Tasmania Sesquicentenary set tied by Brisbane ‘23SE53’ FDI datestamps to FDC with scarce cachet showing the set of stamps, typed address to Canada. Unidentified tied by Kew ‘15JY59’ FDI datestamp to registered FDC with Kookaburra illustration, typed address, very fine condition. 1399 * 1400 * WCS 1955-66 pre-decimal run reasonably complete from 1955 2/- green Olympics Publicity onwards (ex Navigators, 2/6d Aborigine & few others) includes pairs, strips or blocks of 4, plus registered, FD Cards, etc, some duplication (often same issue in different configurations), condition mostly fine. (145 approx). WCS 1954-63 range in 2 albums incl FD cards & covers, several unused, some covers with amended date designs either optd or 1401 * hand written, several text variations, some unaddressed. Generally fine. (140) 1402 * WCS 5d QEII Booklet Pane of 6, with tab at top, cancelled with ‘CLARENCE STREET/17JE64’ FDI datestamp on unaddressed illustrated envelope, BW #400y, Cat $150. AUSTRALIA | First Day Covers 1403 * 1952-65 Selection including 1955 Nursing with scarce cachet (unknown maker) tied by New Farm (Qld) FDI cancel, Cover Craft 1953 QEII 1d violet block of 4, Guthrie 1954 WA Centenary, 1956 Responsible Govt & 1958 Xmas, other mostly Royal or WCS with values to 2/3d, also a few Stamp Exhibition types, clean unaddressed condition. (20) 1404 * 1932 1/- Large Lyrebird Ash imprint block of 4 on registered plain cover cancelled with Hawthorn ‘15FE32’ FDI datestamp, another fine strike alongside and backstamped, typed address, stamps with minor toning. Rare. 1405 * 1937 Coronation Selection including Orlo-Smith typed address to USA (retail $150+), Baldwin Edwards registered to UK (retail $70+) J.Stephen registered to UK (retail $50+) plus two other unidentified private producer covers; also Post Office generic types x9, three of which are registered plus one other. (15) 1406 * 1938 1½d KGVI KGVI 1½d brown P13½x14 block of four tied to cover by Registered Adelaide (SA) ‘20AP38’ FDI datestamp, typed address. AUSTRALIA | Philatelic Numismatic Covers 1407 * 2002 QEII Golden Jubilee (Feb 6) special 50c coin with QEII 45c and $2.45 with Elizabeth SA special cancel. POR in current Retail lists, McDonald 2012 Cat $325. AUSTRALIA | Commemorative Covers 1408 * 1984 150th Anniversary of Victoria unaddressed covers x2 both with Portland commemorative postmarks, each additionally with ‘CARRIED ON/HMAS GEELONG’ cachet, however due to unforeseen circumstances the mail trip never occurred with just a few covers being released before the covers were withdrawn, Cat $150 each. (2) *
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AUSTRALIA | Postal History 1409 * 1900s-50s Miscellaneous Array comprising Victoria 1908 1d Fleet card unused, 1920-28 Stationery Envelopes KGV ‘Star’ 2d orange Without ‘POSTAGE’, With ‘POSTAGE’ 1½d on 2d red & 1½d scarlet, each CTO at Melbourne, BW #EP21w, 26w & 28(1)w, 1927 cover flown Roebourne to Bullfinch with framed ‘FORWARDED/BY AIRMAIL’ cachet, 1938 stampless Calpurnia crash cover with PO typed note, 1945 cover with large ‘HMAS HOBART/2SEPT/1945/TOKYO JAPAN’ cachet in violet, 1957 FDC with ‘T8D’ handstamp used at Adelaide and pen-cancelled 8d Due added, 1959 airmail cover to England franked with QEII 3d paying concessional airmail rate from Woomera, mixed condition. (9 items). 1900s-70s Assortment including 1904 inwards PPC from GB to Sydney taxed with 1d Dues x3 added, 1907 VSM Card (stamps of 1410 * Victoria) used in Germany, 1915 1d red KGV pair plus ½d Roo censored to USA, 1915 Perth to Georgia (USA) with 1d red KGV solo, taxed, ‘CMF/RELEASED/BY CENSOR’ boxed handstamp, 1918 1d red KGV Rough Paper Die II solo to Canada, 1931 AustraliaEngland flight cover, 1937 NSW Anniv FDC, 1946 Henshelwood registered Peace FDC (faults), 1952 2½d Lawson FDI Maxi Cards x2, lots of 1950s-60s FDCs, etc, mixed condition. Potential for resellers. 1911 (Nov 6) use of grey-blue 1911 Philatelic Exhibition cinderella on cover with 1d Arms, both cancelled at Haberfield. 1411 * 1412 * 1913-35 Kangaroo Frankings on covers & piece with values to 2/-, including eleven registered items, 1916 with Second Wmk 2½d strip of 3 & single paying quadruple rate, 1918 Avis De Reception form with 2½d, some combination usages including 1921 6d blue perf OS + 1½d brown KGV perf ‘OS’, etc, mixed condition. Useful lot. (29) 1413 * 1913-38 Kangaroo Frankings with 1914 OHMS to Holland with 2d & ½d, 1913 PPC to UK with 1d Roo tied by Bars ‘609’ with Pinkenba datestamp alongside both [Rated RRR]; 1914 PPC to France with 1d & ½d tied to view side (RP Darling Harbour) by Auburn (NSW) datestamp, 1933 airmail to Germany ‘Via Karachi’ with 1/- solo, 1930s Wool Sample front with 6d brown solo, 1938 9d solo airmail to Singapore plus five other items; also postal stationery with ½d Wrapper & 1d illustrated Letter Card (National Park NSW) unused; condition variable, many are fine. (13) 1414 * 1914-16 Perth Land Titles group of registered covers with kangaroo frankings comprising 1915 (Aug 6) & 1916 (Feb 17) with First Wmk 4d orange perf Large ‘OS’ solo frankings; also 1914 (Dec 21) First Wmk 1d perf Large ‘OS’ block of 4 & 1915 with Second Wmk 2d Perf ‘OS’ and KGV 1d Perf ‘OS’ x2; various instructional markings, condition variable. (4) 1914-16 Official Perfins on Cover with Department of Mines (Vic) postcards to USA comprising 1914 (Aug 26) with 1d Roo perf 1415 * Large ‘OS’ & ½d Roo perf Small ‘OS’ and 1916 (Apr 5) censored with perf ‘OS’ Third Wmk 2d Roo & Single Wmk ½d KGV; also 1916 (May 16) Queensland Museum postcard to USA with ½d Roo perf Small ‘OS’ strip of 3 (one unit with defect); Nice group in fine condition. (3) 1416 * 1914-38 Selection mostly with KGV frankings including 1918 Alfred Lawrence (Sydney) to Samoa with 1d red solo with boxed ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/3/GRI/SAMOA’ censor handstamp, 1924 PPC to Selangor with 1d violet solo variety Nick near top of left frame BW #76(4)g, Batu Tiga arrival datestamp, 1921 use of 2d Postal Stationery Ennvelope to Germany uprated with ½d green pair, 2d orange & 1d red, Landau backstamp, 1927 Alfred Adams advertising cover to France with 1½d red pair, 1933 & 1936 registered covers to France or Italy with 6d Large Kooka solos, plus six other items. (12) 1917 (Jan 2) cover to Samoa with 1d red KGV x3 all perf ‘SH/&/Co Ltd’ (S Hoffnung & Co, imprint on flap) tied by Sydney machine 1417 * cancel, ‘PASSED BY/CENSOR/2/GRI/SAMOA’ boxed censor handstamps in green. 1418 * 1927-66 Solo Frankings Selection mostly to overseas destinations with surface rate including 3d SA Anniv x2, 3d NSW Anniv & 3d AIF x2, also 1949 3½d Gloucester to Iran (Teheran backstamp), also airmail 1953-57 small covers to Germany with 2/- Aboriginal Art solos x7 tied various slogan cancels, etc. (35) 1419 * 1929-36 Foreign Destinations with [1] 1929 x4 incl two Adelaide-Perth FF (one intermediate) AAMC #136 & 137a both to Berlin, (July 4) from Brisbane addressed Colwyn Bay (Wales) inscribed ‘BY AIR MAIL/ADELAIDE to PERTH’, (Oct 29) Wentworth Falls NSW to Germany; [2] 1931 (May 22) registered from Netherlands Consulate in Sydney to Holland with 3d KS x2, not by air; [3] 1934 (July 24) FF Australia-New Guinea AAMC #391 then to Paris with NG 3d Bird cancelled July 27 at Salamaua; [4] 1936 (Dec 1) Myrtleford (Vic) to Texas. Attractive frankings incl 3d Air x5, 1½d Canberra x2, 1½d Swan x2, 6d brown Air Mail Service, KGV low value makeup oddments. (7) 1420 1930-81 Postage Paid Meter Covers including 1930 Waygood Otis Lifts 3d to Germany, 1938 ‘2CH’ (radio station, Sydney) 1d local cover, 1953 7½d Sydney to Germany, 1954 2/- Brisbane airmail to Germany, 1960 5d Adelaide to USA uprated with 3d label, etc; also NZ 1953 & 1956 covers, mostly fine. (20) 1421 * 1930s-60s Cover Selection including 1937 airmail double rate to UK with 1/- Large Lyrebird pair, 6d Large Kooka & 2d KGV strip of 3, 1941 1/3d rate cover to Celyon with Perth censor handstamp & tape, 1947 Hatrick Ltd to Palestine with 1/- Small Lyrebird x3, trilingual ‘FREE/No charged to be made on delivery’ label affixed on arrival & datestamped ‘JERUSALEM/25AP/47’, 1947 scenic views envelope airmail to Holland with 9d Playpus pair; also philatelic mail including 1931 Australia-Netherland Indies with 3d Airmail block of 4, 3d Kingsford-Smith pair & 6d single. (20) 1422 * 1930s-60s Selection with 1928 to Holland with 3d Kooka solo, 1931 registered Consulate covers to Java x2 each franked with 3d Kingsford Smith pair, 1931 cover to Singapore with 3d Kingsford Smith solo, 1936 3d Cable solo to Holland; philatelic mail including 1937 (Oct 1) registered FDC with NSW Anniv set (plus 1/- Lyrebird & 1d QM), 1940 AIF set on FDC addressed to Java with Dutch censor tape, etc; condition variable, mostly fine. (25) 1930s-70s Slogan & Meter Cancels in Two Volumes with plenty of interest including 1929 (early) meter cancel, excellent variety 1423 * of slogan cancel on KGVI/QEII Stationery Envelopes, KGV advertising covers with meter cancels, 1930s-40s Perth proof meter cancels. Lots of thematic/topical appeal and would make a great starter lot for a new collecting area. (350+) 1424 * 1935 (Aug 22) flight cover from Daly Waters NT to Leichhardt NSW, Australian Transcontinental Airways aircraft Faith in Australia experienced engine trouble at Daly Waters, and was replaced by a relief Monospar VH-UTZ, which also experienced engine trouble, en route to Adelaide, backstamped Melbourne (Aug 27). 1425 * 1937 Registered philatelic cover to Sydney, where redirected and posted in a letter box, with boxed ‘Posted in contravention/of Regulation No (3)/TAX & “5d” (mss in red) Syd No. 3’ also boxed ‘CLOSED’ handstamp in violet, endorsement on flap “Pillars/1.45p” with superb ‘OUT OF COURSE/SYDNEY’ cds. Minor blemishes. 1426 * 1940 censored covers at single rate Australia to UK via Horseshoe route involved in delays, comprising [1] (Aug 31) Quirindi NSW to London by WS 14 (departed Sydney Sep 3), Castor developing engine trouble Sep 4 at Townsville Queensland, Cameronian took over mail load following day, censored Sydney, and [2] (Oct 24) Melbourne-Nottingham by WS 30 (departed Sydney Oct 28), Corio delayed Nov 5-7 at Dubai with engine trouble, and further at Kisumu KUT due to Captain developing malaria, censored Melbourne. 1427 * 1940 (Jan 10) cover Brescia (Italy) to Sydney boarded to Imperial Airways west-east service flight SE210 or 211 at Brindisi, off-loaded to KNILM PK-AFO on the Batavia-Sydney line, which on Jan 22 landed in the sea off Djimbaran (Netherlands East Indies), 2kms south of the destined Bali Airport. Fine strike on reverse of informative marking. The only recorded item this origin/destination. 1428 */D/U 1940s-1980s Collection of military datestamp covers organised by state including 1937 Randwick Military Hospital cover, 1942 MILPO Dubbo on 1d KGVI Stationery Envelope, 1942 MILPO Alice Springs airmail to Melbourne, 1942 MILPO Wayville on OHMS cover, 1945 MILPO Tatura registered, also noted a smattering of WWI camp cancels. Excellent variety with many fine strikes. (100s) 1429 * 1943 (Sep 1) airmail cover to USA 4/0½d franking paying the ‘Air in USA only rate’ of 9d per first ½oz plus 8d x5 for each subsequent ½oz (underpaid ½d), red on white censor label & censor handstamp, edge blemishes. 1430 * 1947 (Sep 13) very late use of Vic Charity duo on local Sydney cover.
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1950-65 KGVI & QEII Usages on Cover many to o/seas destinations and majority single frankings with just the odd hint of philatelic inspiration. Many written up on album pages (or ½ pages!). KGVI issues incl early 1950s advertising covers, 1953 underpaid to Switzerland, 1952 with 7½d blue correct surface rate to Sweden. Better QEII air usages incl 2/- Coronation x2 to Germany, 2/- Royal Visit to London, 3d Defence Forces Concession in 1965 to London, also 4d booklet stamp 1957 UK Service Liaison concession rate to Surrey and an ususual 1961 Cairns 2/3d Postage Paid meter to Germany. Also noted QE11 1d as p/due on unpaid Tatts env in 1965. Some, but not all, priced to sell c$450+, mainly fine, inspection needed. [Many ex MJ Williams] (20) 1955 (Dec 29) extraordinary use of 2/- green Olympics x6 & 9d Platypus (all perf ‘RI/CO/LD’ - Royal Insurance) on registered air cover 1432 * to the UK Head Office. An extraordinary usage paying six times the standard air rate with rare perfinned stamps. 1433 * 1956 (Jul 11) oversized cover (370x255mm) to UK with 10/- Arms x2, tied by Newcastle (NSW) datestamps, paying 2/- airmail rate x10, minor edge blemishes, fine condition overall. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1956 Olympic set (4) tied to souvenir cover by strikes of ‘RELIEF NO. 61./NSW-AUST’ cds alongside regn label with mss ‘Overseas/ 1434 * Terminal Mascot’ and QANTAS vignette alongside. Minor blemishes. 1957 (Apr 26) oversized cover (280x230mm) to UK with 10/- Arms pair & single, tied by Newcastle (NSW) datestamps, paying 2/1435 * airmail rate x15, small edge fault on middle stamp, of fine exhibitable quality overall. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1957(?) oversized cover (370x255mm) to UK with impressive £5/6/- franking comprising 10/- Arms x7 including two pairs, 5/- x7 1436 * including pair and 1/- Small Lyrebird tied by Newcastle (NSW) datestamps, paying 2/- airmail rate x53 for contents weighing up to 1lb10½oz, long tear on lower half of envelope detracts a little, however it remains a spectacular and rare Arms series multiple franking. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1437 * 1957(?) oversized cover (370x255mm) to UK with 10/- Arms x2, 5/- Arms and 1/- Small Lyrebird tied by Newcastle (NSW) datestamps, paying 2/- airmail rate x13 for contents weighing up to 6½oz, envelope with some soiling however the stamps are of fine appearance and are neatly cancelled. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1958-65 2/3d Airmail Rate Covers with solof frankings including 1964 2/3d First Airmail, 1965 2/3d ICY, 1965 2/3d White Wattles, 1438 * also 1959 Bank of NSW 2/3d meter cover to Holland; multiple frankings including 1961 with 1/- Platypus pair & 3d QEII, condition a tad variable, mostly fine. (10) 1959(?) oversized cover (280x230mm) to UK with £1 & 10/- Arms, 2/6d Aborigine, 1/- Small Lyrebird & 3d QEII, tied by Newcastle 1439 * (NSW) datestamps, paying 2/3d airmail rate x15, some minor blemishes & edge toning on stamps, exhibitable quality overall. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1440 * 1966 (Oct 1) oversized (290x255mm) Merewether (NSW) registered cover to UK with stunningly attractive Navigators franking comprising $2 Bass, $1 Flinders block of 4 & 50c Dampier strips of 5 x2 paying 25c airmail rate x44 for contents weighing up to 1lb6oz, with 20c Bird (creased) added to cover registration fee, a tad roughly opened along right edge, fine overall with typed address label. Rare & early commercial usage of Navigator high values. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1441 * 1966 (Oct 1) oversized (290x255mm) Merewether (NSW) registered cover to UK with $7.45 franking comprising $2 Bass x3, $1 Flinders single & Birds 20c x2 (one damaged) plus 5c paying the 25c airmail rate x29 for contents weighing up to 14½oz, plus 20c registration fee, a little roughly opened along right edge, but fine overall with typed address label. Rare & early commercial usage of Navigator high values. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1966 (Dec 19) 10d Xmas aerogramme BW #A25 addressed to New York uprated with QEII 1c to meet the equivalent 9c aerogramme 1442 * rate. Rare mixed franking. 1443 1966-89 Solo Frankings on Airmail Covers mostly to UK including 13c Avocet, 25c Diving, 25c Broken Bay & 35c Gorge (all paying unsealed greetings card rates), also 35c Beef (to Germany), 30c Cook, 45c 1977 Xmas, 45c Test Centenary, 25c Diving (unsealed greetings card rate), solos on PPCs including 15c Blue Gum & 18c Rehab, etc, condition variable but mostly fine. (26) 1444 * 1966-94 Special Delivery, Express Delivery & Security Post Covers to overseas destinations comprising 1966 37c Special Delivery to Germany, 1977-86 Overseas Express Delivery to GB/Europe x4 at $1.35, $2.30, $2.75 or $3.65 rates, 1989-94 Security Post covers to UK x4 at $6.60, $11.70 or $13.00 x2 rates, also undated Australia Post Bulletin De Verification Security Post cover to Belgium. (10) 1970s Better Decimal Solo Frankings on commercial covers to UK including 30c Cook, 35c Munich Olympics, 35c Beef, 35c 1445 * Mapping, 1973 30c Xmas, 30c Possum, 45c Wattle x2, 35c Grave Posts, 1976 45c Xmas, 1979 55c Xmas, generally fine. (11) 1970s-80s Selection on Small Airmail Covers predominantly commercial and mostly to Germany including solo frankings of 30c 1446 * Cook x2, 35c Olympics, 45c Test Centenary, 45c Jubilee, 45c Trees, 1979 55c Xmas, 75c Commonwealth Day, 1985 65c Whip Snake (to Hong Kong); multiple frankings including 1973 Famous Australians 7c se-tenant block of 4 plus 7c Issacs paying 35c rate, 1977 with 45c Jubilee x2. Nice lot. (50) 1447 * 1974 (Jun 12) registered envelope (300x230mm) to UK, fashioned from parcel paper, with Paintings $4 Tom Roberts block of 4 tied by central Hamilton (NSW) datestamp paying the recently reduced Zone 5 30c airmail rate (35c to 30c in Oct 73) x50 for contents weighing up to 1lb9oz plus 75c registration fee giving a total cost of $15.75 acknowledged in manuscript beneath the $16 franking (overpaid 25c). An exceedingly rare and desirable commercial franking. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1974 (Jun 13) oversized envelope (310x250mm) to UK with $10.50 franking comprising $2 Navigators pair, $2 Paintings x3 including 1448 * pair & 50c Pioneers all tied by Newcastle (NSW) datestamps paying Zone 5 30c airmail rate x35 for contents weighing up to 1lb1½oz, one of the $2 Paintings units is torn, some other minor blemishes, fine overall. Rare late commercial usage of $2 Navigators. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1449 * 1974 (?) oversized envelope (310x250mm) to UK with $9.30 franking comprising $2 Navigators single, $2 Paintings x3 including pair, $1 Paintings & 30c Possum all tied by weak Newcastle (NSW) datestamps paying Zone 5 30c airmail rate x31 for contents weighing up to 15½oz, some faults on $2 Paintings pair, cover with central fold, fine overall. Late commercial usage of $2 Navigators. [Ex Philips Industries hoard] 1450 * WWII & Post WWII Selection including 1940 Howard Johnson cover with Type C6-2 MILPO Woodside (SA) datestamp [Rated R], 1942 American Red Cross airmail envelope sent from Adelaide with ‘USAFIA/147’ censor handstamp, 1945 POW stampless lettersheet from Italian POW interned at Murchison Camp to Italy, WWII 1d concession rate covers, 1960s cover from UK to Australia with ‘COMMONWEALTH PERSONNEL/TO THEIR HOMELAND’ handstamp & ‘RAAF STAFF/LONDON’ circular handstamp on reverse, 1966-76 concession rate covers with 5c Thornbill frankings including from Vietnam, etc. Interesting group, mixed condition. (40+) AUSTRALIA | First Flight Covers 1451 * 1936 ‘Scipio’ crash cover, boxed ‘DAMAGED BY/SEA WATER/IN AIRPLANE/ACCIDENT’ in violet on face, as usual the stamps are missing, Melbourne to England. 1452 * 1930 Brisbane-Sydney Flight AAMC #149, 3d Airmail & KGV 1½d tied by Brisbane ‘1JA30’ datestamps, Sydney (Jan 2) backstamp, carried by Kingsford-Smith, Cat $225. 1453 * 1930 Perth-Wyndham extension of WAA’s Perth-Derby route, two Hedges registered covers for intermediate sectors AAMC #165a - Roebourne (July 10) to Halls Creek (b/s July 13) incl Broome transit (b/s July 12), Fitzroy Crossing (July 13) to Wyndham (b/s July 14). Nice duo, cat $100 each. (2) 1454 * 1932 Hans Bertram Australia-Germany Return Flight illustrated cover with fine ‘DARWIN N.T./12DE32/AUSTRALIA’ departure datestamp tying 3d Airmail, the plane crashing the following day at Sourabaya with Netherland Indies stamps tied by ‘13.12.32’ transit datestamps, the flight eventually reaching Germany with Berlin ‘17.4.33’ arrival datestamp, vertical fold at right, fine condition overall.
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1947 Food For Britain Flight (May 26) endorsed ‘Australia...England/per Hanton Halifax Freighter./”Port of Sydney. G.AIWT.”/Food for Britain Flight’, signed by the crew of 6 at left, including Dr Graham Humby of London Aero Motor Services who was planning ro run an air freight service out of Sydney, mild vertical fold, fine condition overall. 1456 * 1934-35 Rocket Mail the Queensland Air Mail Society special illustrated enevlopes for the first two Rocket flights cat $100 each [1] 1934 (Dec 4) SS Canonbar - Brisbane AAMC #R1 with A.H. Young signature, 3d Macarthur tied Pinkenba cds, addressed to Hobart (arr backstamp), single vignette tied to flap by society handstamp, another (cat $15) on piece with imprint inside envelope; [2] 1935 (Aug 11) Fraser Island - SS Maheno AAMC #R2, pair KGV ½d orange tied Pialba cds, society backstamp, include imperf vignette blocks of 4 red and green AAMC #R2a & R3a cat $75 each. Infrequently offered, total cat $350. (4) 1457 * 1935 KGV Jubilee Rocket ‘ZODIAC’ Flight (Oct 28) Riverview-Moggill AAMC #R4a with KGV 2d red tied Moggill cds and special vignette tied Australian Rocket Society cachet, serial no 169. Comes with uncancelled sheetlet of four blue vignettes (thinned upper left) and blue flimsy facsimile of Telegraph front page (cancelled same cachet, flown in the cover), AAMC #R4c & f. Undercatalogued, very scarce, very nice. (3) 1936 Rocket ‘RT7’ Enoggera Firing (Sep 24) commem env (small wrinkles) AAMC #R7 with KGV ½d orange pair tied special 1458 * hexagonal datestamp of the Queensland Phil Soc Exhibn, another alongside plus special green triangle vignette tied special Australian Rocket Society red cachet, serial no 264. Comes with an MUH vignette AAMC #R7c. Undercatalogued at $145, scarce, fine. (2) AUSTRALIA | Military - World War I Period 1459 * 1914 (Dec 24) early use of illustrated patriotic cover produced in Sept/Oct 1914 showing flags of Britain, France & Belgium plus the flag of the Czar of Russia & Japanese naval ensign, used from Sydney to Randwick, the design of address panel showing stars of the Southern Cross. Minor aging, some faults on reverse. 1915 (Jul 30) unfranked sepia-toned PPC ‘Egypt - Sunset on the desert’ colour enhanced, inscribed On Active Service with oval 1460 * cachet in violet believed ‘2nd LIGHT HORSE BRIGADE/A.I.F’ a bit smudged with central facsimile signature of E C Baghitt (similar to Emery Fig CA #108, p78) alongside cds ‘BRITISH CAMP/P.D./30JL15/MAADI’ (Emery Fig DS #64, P122) and Cairo transit same date. To sender’s sister with Healesville (Vic) arr cds August 31, message including we will have turkey in the pot by the end of August. . .. Very scarce, fine. 1915 Gallipoli (Lemnos) two Egypt scene PPCs unfranked from Lemnos inscribed on Active Service, one dated ‘8/4/15’ addressed 1461 * to Wallaroo SA, the undated other to London. Both have the distinctive Lemnos unframed ‘PASSED BY/CENSOR’ initialled handstamp, in grey-blue and violet respectively. (2) 1462 * 1919 (Feb 18) Forces in UK stampless PPC to NSW with boxed ‘ORDERLY ROOM/AAMC DETAILS’ (Australian Army Medical Corps) handstamp in blue, overstamped with ‘FOVANT CAMP/SALISBURY’ datestamp. Australian Forces In United Kingdom selection of camp, unit and hospital cachets used on mail addressed to Australia, including 1463 * items from Fovant Camp, Australian Auxiliary Hospital Harefield Park, Ordnance Depot Tidworth, some not listed by Emery. A very scarce assembly. (12) 1464 * Selection including 1915 (Jul) stampless PPC with FPO datestamp (Cape Helles, Dardenelles) to UK, 1915 (Oct & Dec) APO SZ6 (Rest Camp, Lemnos) covers to UK x23 1916 (Mar 21) Australian Imperial Force OHMS printed stampless envelope with ‘AIF INTER BASE PO/CAIRO’ Proud #D5 datestamp addressed locally, etc, condition variable. (21) AUSTRALIA | Military - World War II Period 1465 * Australia undated Royal Australian Navy printed envelopes comprising [1] concession-rate airmail to Sydney with KGV 3d brown with Censor ‘2’ tape and handstamp; & [2] stampless to Melbourne with ‘PASSED FREE/SURFACE/POSTAGE’ machine cancel, Censor ‘3’ tape and handstamp. 1466 * Greece (Apr 16) use of lightly stained ACF envelope inscribed ‘Air Mail’ addressed Pierre Gorman, Caulfield, Victoria (a Gorman signature appears alongside triangular censor handstamp - family correspondence?). 9d Platypus tied ‘RAILHEAD/16AP41/R.M.1’ cds. Roughly opened, damaged flap, rare. [Australian Forces began evacuation eight days later, on April 24] 1467 * Lebanon 1941 (Oct 25) registered cover to Alexandria with 3d KGVI tied skeleton Type ‘AUS FPO/32’ (used at Italian School Tripoli 16.09.41-14.01.42) with ‘AUST ARMY POSTAL SERVICE’ registration handstamp in violet with “FPO32” inserted in manuscript, ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/No 3257’ handstamp in violet, backstamped ‘AIF Field PO/No12’, ‘AUST BASE PO/No1’, ‘EGYPT EPP’, ‘BASE APO/4’ and at Cairo, fine condition. 1468 * Middle East WWII selection including 1941 (Jan 1) APO AP1 (Jerusalem, Palestine) to Cairo, (Jan 31) 2nd BDE HQ PO M2 (Libya) cover to Melbourne, (Feb 10) 2nd BDE HQ PO W2 (Khassa, Palestine) to UK, (Mar 7) Julis (Palestine) to Melbourne, Palestine to Australia sent via the Horseshoe Reserve Route (initiated on Dec 8th following Japanese advances), (Oct) FPO 44 (Palestine) registered cover to NSW, also several Siege of Tobruk (Libya) covers, etc, condition variable. Excellent variety. (26) New Guinea parcel tag inscribed souvenirs only (and sender’s details), horiz strip of 5 KGVI 3d brown tied ‘FIELD POST OFFICE/ 1469 * 19AU42/020’ (used Port Moresby, Murray Barracks - Proud #D1). Alongside red handstamp of Censor ‘2717’, on the reverse violet registration handstamp of the Army Postal Services with number inserted by hand in red (Proud #R2). The rate comprises 1/- parcel rate, 3d registration & airmail fee, rare non-letter rate. 1470 *F POW Airmail 1941 (Jan 8) use of 2/-, 9d & 2d on postcard to England endorsed “By Air via/New Zealand/Pacific - North Atlantic”, ‘PRISONER OF WAR SERVICE’ & ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/S.59’ both on face. Bakker #PW/I PC 1.2 but with thicker heading font. Few faults at left. 1471 *F POW Airmail 1941 (Jan 8) use of 2/-, 6d & 5d on postcard to England endorsed “By AIRMAIL via/New Zealand/Pacific - North Atlantic”, ‘PRISONER OF WAR SERVICE’ & ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/S.107’ both on face. Bakker #PW/I PC 1.3 but with double-lined heading font. Fine. 1472 *F POW Airmail 1941 (Feb 17) use of 2/-, 6d & 5d (torn) on postcard to England endorsed “BY AIRMAIL via/New Zealand/PACIFIC NORTH ATLANTIC/CLIPPER”, light ‘PRISONER OF WAR SERVICE’ & ‘PASSED BY CENSOR/S.[?]’ both on face. Bakker #PW/I PC 1.3 but with double-lined heading font. Fine. 1473 * Selection with 1942 APO 137 (Adelaide River, NT) registered, 1946 RAAF PO 6308 registered, others with various Army or RAAF concession rate handstamps, some with censor markings, also several post-war covers, condition mostly fine. (20) 1474 * WWII Military Covers With ‘Zero’ Prefix Datestamps Extensive ‘019’ to ‘0143’ accumulation in shoebox including ‘020’ (13MR42) Port Moresby BPO Koitaki, ‘034’ (18DE43) Finschafen-Guzika (early date), ‘035’ (17AU43) Milne Bay, several registered covers including for ‘072’ (Adelaide River, NT) x2, ‘074’ early date ‘20AU42’, ‘078’, ‘102’ (Darwin), ‘0130’, ‘0136’ & ‘0138’ (3SE43) HQ AA Group Port Moresby; also Defence Canteens 1d Stationery Envelope with ‘0104’ datestamp; condition quite mixed as is usual. AUSTRALIA | Postmarks Collection 1475 S Array Mostly On Roos: values to 5/- x2, with datestamps including coloured types, rubber-stamp, numeral ray types, barred numerals, squared-circles & military types, some multiples, etc, plus few KGV and later issues. Original old-time lot which is sure to reward closer inspection. (few 100s). 1476 Collection On KGV Covers: generally nice cancels on clean covers and the odd Stationery item. Noted 1917 Yarrongabilly Caves, 1922 Colrose (very rare). Also includes range of air covers with strength in 1929-35 period. (160+) 1477 Creeks Thematic: nicely mounted on pages with coloured Google Maps illustration. Noted 1934 Barwidgee Creek, 1958 Emu Creek, 1957 McKay Creek, 1937 Tonghi Creek, 1949 Cloud’s Creek, 1939 Four Mile Creek, 1929 Grady’s Creek Upper, 1937 Limestone Creek, 1899 Mullion Creek, 1933 Webbs Creek, 1937 Darr Creek RO, 1938 Haly Creek, 1917 Reid’s Creek, 1938 Stewart’s Creek, 1937 Gum Creek, 1898 Brock’s Creek *
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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 24th June 2016 General Thematic: with flats, islands, double names, parks hills etc. Noted 1936 Greig’s Flat, 1938 Netley Hill, 1967 Lamb Island, 1955 Long island, 1953 Binna Burra (date inverted), 1929 Vite Vite, 1921 Big Mimosa, 1913 Ramorne Works, 1909 Snowy Rive House 1479 River, Lakes, Beaches & Bays Thematic: nicely mounted on pages with coloured Google Maps illustration. Noted perfect 1914 Powlett River, 1950 Rocklands Dam, 1965 Blowering Dam, 1936 Diamond Bay, 1924 Phegans Bay, 1967 Eungella Dam, 1964 Leslie Dam, 1954 Donnelly River Mill 1480 TPOs: well organised and written-up collection with strength in Victoria & NSW, few covers, quite a bit of duplication, etc. Noted ‘T.P.O./18’ 1887 Down TPO1, TPO E, 1908 Posted Down Express, TPO 1 North Numbers 1, 2 & 3, 1928 Cen Aust Rly. Constn. A useful collection (100s) AUSTRALIAN ANTARCTIC TERRITORY 1481 ** 1966 1c Aurora & Camera Dome perforated Colour Separations on gummed paper, in black, cyan, magenta or yellow, together with the issued stamp, fresh MUH. (5) AUSTRALIAN ANTARCTIC TERRITORY | Postal History 1482 * 1950 (Sep 21) HMAS Labuan Wood covers x3 each with different frankings, serviced at Macquarie Is with ‘21SE50’ datestamps, some minor toning, retail $240+. BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OCCUPATION FORCES (BCOF) 1483 **/* 1946-49 2/- Roo Authority imprint gutter block of 8, Weak overprints on right pane units, mild toning, all but one unit MUH, Cat $475+ (as MUH). BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OCCUPATION FORCES (BCOF) | Postal History 1484 * 1946 (Mar 11) registered cover to South Australia with 3d KGVI pair tied by ‘AFPO/11MR/46/RAAF JAPAN’ datestamp, ‘AIF FORCE PO 28’ red registration label endorsed ‘IWA KUNI JAPAN’ in manuscript, backstamped at Adelaide & Moonta, fine condition. 1948 Registered Covers from APO 215 (Kure, Japan) comprising two Registration Envelopes to the same addressee, one with 1d 1485 * imprint block of 4 and the other with 3d imprint block of 4. (2) CHRISTMAS ISLAND | Postal Stationery - Registration Envelopes 1486 PS 1959 30c Red QEII BW #CI1, 1962 commercial use to Singapore, tape marks and tear on back. Rare. COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS 1487 ** 1995-2001 Marine Life $2 Sturgeonfish SG #343, miscut positional strip of eight stamps, with colour guide spots between rows 1-2 and 7-8, additionally between rows 2-3 blank selvedge, fresh MUH. Spectacular. NAURU 1488 * I1916-23 Seahorses DLR Printing set of 3, very fresh. SG #19-23, Cat £420 1489 W 1975 South Pacific Commission Conference range of proofs of both stamps, in pairs. (22) NORFOLK ISLAND 1490 * 1947 (Oct 14) Sydney-Norfolk Island (AIMC 1113) & return flight (AIMC 1114) each on Qantas envelope and with appropriate label and both signed by the Pilot (Capt.) L R Ambrose. Minor blemishes. (2) NORFOLK ISLAND | First Day Covers 1491 * 1958 Surcharges tied to Max Easther FDC by ‘1JY58’ FDI datestamp, typed address, typed address, very scarce. NEW GUINEA | ‘N.W./PACIFIC/ISLANDS’ Overprints 1492 **/* 1915-16 ½d Green Electro 3 bottom left part pane of 30 [3L31-60], unit 36 with Crack through Kangaroo’s face and oval above, unit 58 Crack through SW corner, 25 units MUH. Cat £10,500++ for unoverprinted hinged stamps. This is the 4th NWPI setting with the hollow dots. 1493 **/* 1915-16 KGV Single Wmk ½d green abc block of 6 and ½d bright green aabcc vertical strip of 5 each with the Major Overprint Variety - No Stop after ‘S’ of ‘ISLANDS’ (just a minute trace of stop evident on both multiples) [Pos 12], some minor toning. 1494 V 1915-16 KGV Single Wmk 1d carmine-red Die II (c), SG #67c,O20, light 1919 Rabaul cds, plus 4d violet perf ‘OS’ with 1924 Rabaul cds; retail $550. (2) 1495 * 1915-16 Kangaroos 1st Wmk 10/- grey & pink SG #84, type c overprint, very well centred, MLH, Cat £150. 1496 U 1915-16 Kangaroos 2nd Wmk 5/- grey & yellow, part Telegraph cancel, SG #92, Cat £110. Retail $200. 1497 * 1918-23 KGV Single Wmk 5d brown SG #105 with variety Damaged NE Corner - State II [1L59] BW #122sa, fine MVLH, Cat $150 as unoverprinted stamp. 1498 ** 1918-23 Kangaroos 3rd Wmk 3d greenish olive Die II SG #109a, well centred, MUH, Cat £70++. Premium example. 1499 F 1918-23 Kangaroos 3rd Wmk 10/- grey & bright pink SG #117, mild toning, used, Cat £250. 1500 ** 1918-23 KGV Large Multi Wmk ½d green block of 4 Watermark inverted SG #119w, with ACSC listed varieties White flaw on Emu’s back, White spot after ‘2’ in right value tablet & Retouched shading behind kangaroo [4L1-2,7-8], mild gum toning, Cat £520++. PAPUA 1501 * 1932 Pictorials ½d to 5/- SG #130-43, odd nibbed perf, fine MLH, Cat £180+. (14) PAPUA | Postal Stationery - Registration Envelopes 1502 PS 4d Orange Lakatoi on Buff Stock small standard format HG C2, only 1,000 issued, very fine example. PAPUA | Postal History 1503 * 1940 (Aug 24) Burns Philp (Port Moresby) cover to Cairns with 5d Air tied by Port Moresby datestamp, PASSED BY CENSOR’ boxed handstamp in violet. [Civil Censorship Study Group Type PMH8-4 recorded as used between 21 Sep and 3 Nov 1939, however this cover suggests it was used well into 1940] PAPUA NEW GUINEA 1504 ** 1952-65 Specimens complete including both types on 1963 10/- Rabaul & £1 QEII, fresh MUH. (7) 1505 * 1964 Health Services 5d to 1/2d Die Proof set on individual sunken cards, with RBA cachets and endorsements on reverse. Fine and attractive. (4) 1506 U/D 1989 Surcharge 20t on 17t Fish (2), one showing partial opt, one showing ‘double opt’ & 1994 21t on 80c Shell showing grossly misplaced opt. All with normal for comparison. SG #602 & 734. (6) 1507 ** 1994 Surcharges 5t on 35t Musical Bow marginal block of four showing shift in surcharge making a triple overprint, minor ink smudges, a fine modern printing error. PAPUA NEW GUINEA | Postal History 1508 * 1958 (Sep 9) registered airmail cover to Fiji franked with 4d Cacao pair plus 1/7d Cattle tied by Kikori datestamps, multiple backstamps including Kikori, Port Moresby, Sydney and Suva. Scarce commercial usage. PAPUA NEW GUINEA | Postmarks 1509 * Higaturu: 1946 (Oct 8) cover to Port Moresby with Australian adhesive tied by 1946 Higaturu cds in violet. Very scarce. [Higaturu was wiped out in 1951 by a volcanic eruption.] PO 1/6/1946; closed 21/1/1951.
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Lot 1337: 1904 £1 Booklet (no stamps) with Perth GPO illustration.
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