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Lot 706: 1937-59 1/- Lyrebird ‘Green Mist’ Retouch in Corner Block of 12.

Auction No.60 Friday 2nd February, 2018, commencing at 12.00 Noon Level 2, 170 Queen Street, Melbourne, Australia.


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Ex Lot 516: DieIIA ‘Big Crack’.

Lot 606: 3rd Wmk £2 Broken Ears.

Lot 530: 3d Perf Large ‘OS’ block of 4.

Lot 541: 9d Perf Large ‘OS’ block of 4.

Lot 587: 3rd Wmk 5/- Imprint Pair with variety.

Lot 704: KGVI 3d Partly imperforate on two sides.

Lot 662: 4d Orange ‘JBC’ Monogram Watermark Inverted corner block of 6.

Lot 713: KGVI 2½d partly imperf/imperf pair.

Lots 1022-1115: Range of SA Departmentals.

Lot 716: 1½d QM Plate No 4 (without hyphens) top centre gutter block of 8.


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Phoenix Auctions - Auction No.60 A warm welcome to our first Public Auction for 2018 to be held at our Melbourne CBD premises on Friday 2nd February at 12.00 Noon. The sale comprises over 1200 lots: Session 1 with enticing selections of Australian Roos, KGV & QEII pre-decimal material plus strong Colonies particularly SA Departmentals & Victoria postal history; Session 2 features Australian Territories with GRI Overprints, valuable British Commonwealth and a must-view China 1949-88 collection offered intact as received. Prior to Auction #60 we shall be holding Box Lot & Collections Sale #1801 commencing at 9.00am. ‘Auction No 60 commences at 12.00 Noon with:Session 1 (Lots 501-1287) - Australian Commonwealth & Colonies commences with Roos including 1d Red Varieties Collection with a ‘Big Crack’ (lot 516), First Wmk 3d Die I & 9d Perf Large ‘OS’ blocks of 4 MUH (lots 530 & 541), Third Wmk 5/- Imprint pair with listed flaw MUH (lot 587), £1 grey single MUH (lot 602) and £2 with spectacular Broken Ears flaw (lot 606), Georgian Heads with extensive 1d red ‘Dated Examples’ Collection (lot 630) & Single Watermark set of 24 values x100 (lot 633, estimate $6,000), Single Wmk 4d orange Watermark inverted ‘JBC’ Monogram block of 6 with variety (lot 662), 4d lime-yellow Plate 1 ‘CA’ Monogram corner pair (lot 663) and CofA Wmk 1/4d Ash Imprint block of 12 (lot 684). Other pre-decimals with nice group of PMG’s Dept/APO Presentations Folders (lots 686-93), varieties including KGVI 3d brown corner block Partly imperforate on two sides (lot 704), 1/- Lyrebird ‘Green Mist’ retouch in corner block of 12 (lot 706), QE 1½d green block of 16 Partly imperforate in two places (lot 710) and KGVI 2½d scarlet pair Right unit imperforate, left unit imperforate at right (lot 713), postage dues 1902-63 used collection with plenty of better items (lot 750), extensive postal stationery (lots 761-857) with strong representations of Letter Cards & Wartime Envelopes. Australian Colonies with NSW 1d Sydney View SG #5 unused (lot 964), South Australia rare Cocking 6d Private Carrier stamp (lot 1010) and an extensive range of Departmentals (lots 1022-1115), Victoria postal history with important early registered covers ex Ronnie Winchester including 1856 to Switzerland grossly underpaid with Colonies/Art - 18 handstamp (lot 1183) & 1857 to London with 1/- Registered Die 2 Rouletted vertically & 6d Woodblock Rouletted on all sides (lot 1191), Western Australia rare 1864-79 2d mauve Error of colour with certificate (lot 1276). Session 2 (Lots 1288-1709) - Australian Territories, British Commonwealth and Rest of the World material follows at no earlier than 3.30pm Territories with good section of GRI Overprints (lot 1304-1325) including 1s on 1m Marshall Islands ‘G.R.I.’ and value 3½-4mm apart (lot 1324); British Commonwealth varieties & rarities including Falklands 1928 2½d on 2d Provisional (lot 1447), Sarawak rare Japanese Occupation diagonal overprints in blue (lots 1665-68), Solomons 1907 Large Canoe 2½d orange-yellow Imperforate between vertical pair (lot 1674), Uganda 1902 Overprints on B.E.A. ½d ‘UGANDA’ inverted (lot 1702); foreign material includes a wonderful China collection with valuable 1978-80 miniature sheets (lot 1433) and Germany 1872 2kr orange with Eichele Certificate (lot 1483). Viewing for this Auction. Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

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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 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, Cathy Bishop, Ian Matthews, Amy Stephens, Robert Steinberg and Tariq Fakim. 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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How to Get the Most from Our Catalogue These notes are offered as a guide to understanding the information given as symbols. 1.

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

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The second column contains a symbol, which represents the item(s) in the lot: ** Mint, unmounted o.g. * Mint, mounted o.g. V Used, Very fine. F Used, Fine G Used, Good H Used, Heavy U Used,quality unspecified P Proof Ω Unused, no gum Δ Piece * Cover, card S Specimen or Stamp (“Postmarks” lots) PS Postal Stationery B Booklets or Booklet Panes R Reprint

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

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


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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 2nd February 2018 Country and Regional Classification Aden: 1364-1372 Africa: 683,927,952,956,982,1013-1015, 1231,1383,1396-1397,1408, 1442-1445, 1462-1464, 1466-1467, 1469, 1472-1473, 1475-1481, 1493, 1537, 1568-1579, 1585, 1625, 1630, 1635-1637,1647-1649,1671, 1675-1687,1689-1694,1701-1702 Aitutaki: 946 Algeria: 1463 Antarctica: 690,1291,1454-1458,1629 Antigua: 1373-1374 Arab States: 683,927,952,956,1364-1372, 1408, 1445, 1472-1473, 1475, 1493, 1581-1582,1597,1646 Argentina: 1359 Ascension: 1375-1381 Asia: 729,867,945,953,987,1233,1238, 1432-1437,1468,1545-1548, 1558-1564, 1580, 1582, 1586-1591, 1604,1631-1634,1639-1643, 1665-1668, 1672-1673, 1679, 1685, 1695 Australasia: 501-746,748-1287, 1289-1363, 1421, 1452, 1460-1461, 1532,1534,1544,1605-1606, 1608-1629, 1652-1653, 1674, 1695, 1705 Australia: 501-746,748-1287,1289-1291, 1293, 1304-1312, 1314-1323, 1325, 1327, 1333-1335, 1369, 1375, 1377, 1383, 1409, 1411, 1419-1425, 1440, 1460-1461, 1502, 1524, 1532, 1534, 1539, 1544, 1561, 1564, 1568-1570, 1581, 1596, 1611, 1639, 1652-1653, 1682,1686,1695,1705 Australia - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 1288-1290,1326-1335 Australia Commonwealth: 501-746,764, 772-773,775,809-814,822,836-841, 843-851,887-889,892-894,899,904, 937, 1000-1001, 1263, 1265, 1284, 1333,1421 Australian Antarctic Territory: 690,693, 1291 Australian Colonies - General: 514,517, 527-528,576,591,603,630,632,730, 751,763,765,771,777,802,810-814, 816,825-826,844,852,869,882,887, 892,897,899-900,902,908,922, 928-931,935,937,944,948-949,951, 957-958,964-1287,1289,1460-1461, 1534,1544,1652-1653,1705 Australian Territories: 690,897,933, 942-943,1291-1363,1605-1606 Austria: 1382-1383,1645,1655 Balkans: 1409,1461,1498 Baltic States: 1446,1475,1492,1497,1583 Barbados: 1384-1395 Bechuanaland Protectorate: 1396-1397 Belgium: 1652-1653,1681 Bermuda: 1398-1400 Botswana: 1396-1397 Brazil: 1486 British Commonwealth: 501-746, 748-1287, 1289-1381, 1383-1432, 1435,1439-1445,1447-1461, 1477-1481,1493,1500-1548, 1558-1565, 1568-1579, 1581-1582, 1585-1587, 1590-1597, 1605-1637, 1639-1643, 1646-1649, 1652-1653, 1665-1687,1689-1702,1705 British Commonwealth Occupation Forces (Bcof): 1288-1290 British East Africa: 1702 British Guiana: 1401-1403 British Honduras: 1404-1405 British Levant: 1406-1407 British Occupation of Italian Colonies: 1408-1409

British Post Offices: 1609 British Post Offices Abroad: 1609 British Somaliland: 1408,1675 British Virgin Islands: 1410-1411 British West Indies: 869,1373-1374, 1384-1395, 1398-1400, 1410-1411, 1440,1542-1543,1565,1634 Canada: 909,1412-1431 Cape Of Good Hope: 981,1647,1676-1677 Central Africa: 1462,1464,1476,1635-1637 Ceylon: 1432,1679,1684-1685 Chile: 946 China: 917,945,1433-1437,1468, 1545-1548 Cocos (Keeling) Islands: 690,1292-1293 Collections & Accumulations: 501-746, 748-1287, 1289-1381, 1383-1433, 1435,1439-1445,1447-1461, 1477-1481,1493,1500-1548, 1558-1565, 1568-1579, 1581-1582, 1585-1587, 1590-1598, 1605-1637, 1639-1643, 1646-1649, 1652-1653, 1665-1687,1689-1702,1705 Cook Islands: 934,946 Customs Duty: 758-760 Danzig: 1438 Denmark: 517 Dominica: 1439-1441 East Africa & Uganda: 1442-1444,1694 Egypt: 927,952,956,1445,1493 Eritrea: 1408 Estonia: 1446,1475,1497 Ethiopia: 1408 Falkland Islands: 1447-1458 Falkland Islands Dependencies: 1454-1458 Fiji: 946,983,1238,1459-1460 Finland: 1492 France: 683,769,857,885,1212,1437, 1461-1464, 1466-1468, 1472, 1476, 1495,1533,1650-1651,1654 French Colonies: 1462,1464-1476 French Community: 946,1435,1462-1476, 1607 French Polynesia: 946,1465 French Post Offices in China: 1435 Gambia: 1477-1481 German (Deutsch) New Guinea: 1302-1303 German Colonies: 1302-1325,1435-1436, 1499 German Post Offices Abroad: 1435-1436 German Post Offices in China: 1435-1436 German States: 1198 Germany: 906,912,1198,1228,1302-1325, 1382, 1435-1436, 1438, 1482-1499, 1538,1566,1645,1706 Germany - Occupied Estonia: 1497 Germany - Occupied Gulf of Kotor: 1498 Gilbert & Ellice Islands: 1500-1501 Gilbert Islands: 1501 Great Britain: 640,865,891,895,903,916, 919,924,929-930,939,981-982, 1011-1015, 1018-1019, 1145, 1171, 1175, 1179, 1181, 1201, 1203, 1216, 1218, 1231, 1294-1296, 1298, 1335, 1369, 1372, 1396, 1406, 1502-1541, 1543, 1609, 1625, 1646, 1677-1679, 1684-1685 Great Britain - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 1406-1409 Greece: 1409 Grenada: 1542-1543 Guam: 1544 Gulf States: 1368,1564,1581-1582,1646 Hanover: 1198 Hawaii: 1707 Hong Kong: 945,1435,1545-1548 Hungary: 1549-1552 Iceland: 1553-1557

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Independent Africa: 1408,1442-1444, 1469,1671,1694,1702 India: 867,953,987,1233,1238,1371, 1558-1564, 1581-1582, 1640, 1642, 1685 Indian States: 1563 Indonesia: 1604 Iraq: 1564 Ireland: 1178,1188,1209-1210,1219,1223, 1531 Israel: 1293,1361 Italian Colonies: 1408-1409 Italy: 885,922,953,958-959,1219, 1408-1409 Jamaica: 1565 Japan: 1288-1290,1433,1436,1566-1567, 1580,1604,1665,1667-1668 Japan - Occupied Territories: 1587,1604, 1665-1668 Japanese Post Offices in China: 1436 Johore: 1590 Kenya Uganda & Tanganyika: 1442-1444, 1568-1579,1694 Korea: 1580 Kuwait: 1368,1581-1582 Las Bela: 1563 Latin America: 946,1233,1359,1486 Latvia: 1583 Libya: 1408 Luxembourg: 1584 Madagascar (British): 1585 Malaya: 1238,1586-1591,1631-1634, 1665-1668 Malayan States: 1588-1589 Malta: 1592-1595 Marshall Islands: 1324 Marshall Islands (German): 1320-1323, 1499 Mauritius: 1596 Mexico: 1233 Middle East: 927,952,956,1361, 1364-1372, 1408-1409, 1445, 1493, 1564,1581-1582,1597,1646 Morocco: 683 Muscat: 1597 Nauru: 1294-1300,1700 Netherlands: 932,1598 Netherlands - Transit or Destination Mail: 698 Netherlands Colonies: 910,932, 1600-1606 Netherlands Indies: 910,932,1600-1604 Netherlands Indies Japanese Occupation: 1604 Netherlands New Guinea: 1605-1606 New Caledonia: 946 New Guinea: 897,1302-1344,1362, 1605-1606 New Hebrides: 1607 New Hebrides (French): 1607 New South Wales: 509,517,532,569,576, 587,630,632-633,637,730,751-754, 765, 771, 775, 779, 795, 801, 805, 844, 861,869,872,882,887-889,892,897, 900,903,905,908,916,918-919,939, 963-986,1017,1160,1174-1175,1264, 1271,1289,1460,1544,1705 New Zealand: 860,929-930,933-934,950, 1181,1238,1452,1465,1608-1629 New Zealand - Transit or Destination Mail: 1284 New Zealand Territories: 934,946,1629 Newfoundland: 1412 Nigeria: 1630 Norfolk Island: 942-943,1301 North Borneo: 1631-1634,1665,1667-1668 Northern Rhodesia: 1635-1637 Northern Territory: 899-900,929-931,935, 987-989 Norway: 1638


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Pacific Islands: 934,946,983,1238, 1294-1300, 1320-1324, 1326-1335, 1360, 1459-1460, 1465, 1499-1501, 1544,1607,1674,1696-1700 Pakistan: 1639-1643 Papua: 933,1343,1345-1359,1362 Papua New Guinea: 1360-1363 Poland: 1438,1644-1645 Portugal: 1167 Proofs & Essays: 1022,1482,1618,1620 Qatar: 1646 Queensland: 527-528,591,802,848,868, 870,902,922,927,948-949,957, 990-1002,1342 Rhodesia: 1635-1637,1647-1649,1687 Romania: 1461 Russia - All Periods: 1436,1446,1475, 1497,1539,1583,1644-1645, 1650-1664 Russian Post Offices in China: 1436 Sabah: 1631-1634,1665,1667-1668 Samoa: 946 Sarawak: 1665-1668 Sarawak (Japanese Occupation): 1665-1668 Scandinavia: 517,1492,1553-1557,1564, 1638 Scotland: 1171,1201,1203,1543,1677 Senegal (Independent): 1469 Seychelles: 1669-1670 Sierra Leone: 1671 Singapore: 1672-1673 Solomon Islands: 1674 Somaliland (British): 1408,1675 South Africa: 982,1013-1015,1231,1537, 1625,1676-1686,1701 South African Colonies: 1013-1015,1678 South Arabian Federation: 1364-1372 South Australia: 822,859,869,899-900, 908,922,928-931,935,937,950,958, 960,987-989,1003-1123,1170,1189, 1652-1653,1706-1707 South West Africa: 1686 Southern Africa: 982,1013-1015,1231, 1396-1397, 1537, 1625, 1635-1637, 1647-1649, 1676-1687, 1692-1693, 1701 Southern Rhodesia: 1687 Spain: 802,1688 Specimens: 550-551,594-596,600-601, 6 0 5 , 6 0 7 , 6 11 - 6 1 2 , 6 2 0 - 6 2 1 , 6 2 3 , 686-692,990,1130,1139,1365-1366, 1442-1444,1526,1541,1620,1694 Specimens & Reprints: 1050,1139 Sri Lanka: 1432,1679,1685 St. Lucia: 1634 Stamps on Cover: 523,572,698,702,890, 904,932 Straits Settlements: 1238,1586,1590 Sudan: 1383,1689-1691 Swaziland: 1692-1693 Sweden: 1564 Switzerland: 912,1183,1195,1207, 1212-1213 Tanganyika: 1694 Tasmania: 632,777,780,864,887, 1124-1136 Thailand: 1695 Tonga: 1696-1700 Transvaal: 1679-1681 Trengganu: 1591 Trinidad: 869 Tristan Da Cunha: 1701 Turkey: 1406-1407 Uganda: 1442-1444,1568-1579,1694,1702 Ukraine: 1644,1657 United States of America: 523,572,827, 880, 890, 894, 896, 900, 908, 915, 918, 939,960-961,1189,1224,1324,1343, 1371, 1409, 1465, 1474, 1485, 1492, 1544,1641,1682,1691,1703-1709

United States Territories: 1544 Uruguay: 1233 Usa - Overprinted For Use in Other Countries: 1544 Vanuatu: 1607 Victoria: 523,588,630,632,763,778,802, 810-814,816,825-826,849,864,876, 884,901,928,944,978,988, 1137-1271,1534 Vietnam: 729 Western Australia: 514,565,603,751,791, 852,951,1238,1272-1287,1461 Western Europe: 802,885,906,912,1167, 1183, 1195, 1198, 1207, 1212-1213, 1228,1302-1325,1382-1383, 1435-1438, 1461-1462, 1482-1499, 1533, 1538, 1566, 1645, 1650-1651, 1654-1655,1688,1706 Yugoslavia: 1498

Thematic And Topical Classification Accountancy Markings: 1212 Advertising: 818-819,821,866,980,1281 Advertising Covers: 818-819,866 Aeroplanes: 828,873,935,945,1292,1339, 1446,1549-1550 Agriculture: 802,869,939,944,1013-1015 Air Force: 1708 Airmail Stamps: 900,939,1338,1350,1356 Airmails: 622,683,698,702,828-832, 853-855,897,899-900,903-904,907, 912,916,918,920,927-948,959,1019, 1293, 1301, 1338, 1356, 1362-1363, 1368, 1409, 1437-1438, 1464, 1468, 1474, 1486-1496, 1548, 1561-1562, 1603,1634,1642,1695 Amphibians: 1574 Architecture: 868,1164,1354,1383,1584, 1598 Army: 853-854,956,982,1231,1290,1625, 1690 Art & Craft: 1183,1354,1584,1672 autog,: 933,1344 Autographs: 858,875,940,960-961,963, 998,1235,1362-1363 Aviators: 735 Banking & Finance: 1222-1223,1368 Banking,: 626,910,1222,1248,1368,1548, 1660-1661,1703 Bird: 1449-1450 Birds: 633,659,666,685,691,698,706,739, 741-742,858,860,865,871,907,921, 1164, 1272-1274, 1288, 1291-1293, 1361, 1398, 1449-1450, 1453-1454, 1558-1559, 1573, 1606, 1626, 1632, 1675 Booklets: 741-742,746,748-749,1612,1682 Bridges: 685,695-697,1433,1549,1551, 1584 Cancelled to Order (From Specimen Sets): 504,507,511,513,515,521, 533, 536, 539, 544, 547, 549, 567, 584, 593,658,685-692,695-697,761,804, 809,825,1433,1497,1697 Censored Mail: 523,844,852,867,880,910, 912,949-950,952-954,956-958,1342, 1359, 1369-1371, 1383, 1469, 1473, 1537,1625,1655,1678-1680, 1683-1685,1691 Charity: 994-995,1139,1488-1489,1656 Christmas: 873 Cinderellas: 758-760,907,937,940,948, 1010, 1161-1163, 1197, 1264, 1362, 1704 Coastal Features - Ports & Wharves: 697, 758-760,989,1016,1021,1172-1174, 1264, 1345, 1349, 1359, 1425, 1427, 1452,1539 Coil Stamps: 514,702,1022,1046-1049

Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings: 501-746,748-1287, 1289-1381,1383-1433,1435, 1439-1445, 1447-1461, 1477-1481, 1483-1484, 1488-1489, 1493, 1497, 1500-1548, 1558-1565, 1568-1579, 1581-1582, 1585-1587, 1590-1598, 1605-1637, 1639-1643, 1646-1649, 1652-1653, 1665-1687, 1689-1702, 1705 Combination Covers: 517 Commemorative Covers: 736,858-877, 882-884,920,928,1287,1596 Commercial Perfins: 515,642,647,1022, 1040,1608,1612,1614,1617 Consular Mail: 960,1585,1652-1653 Convict Mail: 1042-1045 Covers By Manufacturer: 858-877,920 Creeks & Streams: 1252 Customs: 523,572,758-760,772,774,886, 891,893,895-896,898,901,906, 9 0 8 - 9 0 9 , 9 11 , 9 1 4 , 9 1 6 , 9 1 8 - 9 1 9 , 962-963, 980, 983, 989, 1011-1016, 1018-1021, 1031, 1036, 1050-1057, 1134, 1165, 1169-1170, 1177, 1186, 1235, 1274, 1285, 1290, 1293, 1361, 1383,1528,1624 Dancing & Dancers: 1354 Dead Letter Office: 908,910,1168,1284 Disaster: 1706-1707 Documents & Ephemera: 960-963,1020, 1136,1235-1239,1285,1462,1532 Early Imperforate Stamps: 964-965,1003, 1005-1006, 1137, 1140, 1147-1148, 11 5 0 , 11 5 8 , 11 8 8 - 11 9 0 , 1 2 5 2 , 1272-1275,1514,1519 Education: 764,817,956,1165,1230 Essays: 723,1503 Exhibitions: 960-961,978,998,1017,1133, 11 3 5 - 11 3 6 , 11 6 6 - 11 6 7 , 1 2 2 4 , 1227-1228, 1236-1239, 1461, 1482, 1484,1533,1626,1705 Explorers & Pioneers: 690-692,728,881, 934,946,1291,1454-1458,1629 Express Mail: 615,715,913,1017,1019, 1663 Falk: 1455-1456 Fauna - Animals: 501-625,627,633,666, 670,719,724,730,734,737,743-744, 860,869-870,874,878-879,881,892, 894, 926, 939, 944, 1000-1001, 1164, 1263, 1291, 1326, 1449-1450, 1453, 1481, 1549, 1573, 1578-1579, 1632, 1689-1690 First Day Covers: 858-881,907,920, 1291-1292,1434,1500 First Flight Covers: 830-832,920,927-948, 1362-1363,1438,1464,1468, 1488-1496,1562,1642 Flags: 858,864,1164,1377,1527 Flight Covers - Commercial: 698,897,899, 904, 912, 916, 918, 1019, 1409, 1437, 1474,1486-1487,1548,1634 Flowers: 729,732,739,746,863,1591,1617 Forgeries: 1126,1158 Framas: 925-926 Free Mail: 729,950,955,982,1011-1016, 1133-1135, 1166-1170, 1172, 1175, 1180, 1224, 1231, 1290, 1539, 1678, 1706-1707 Geology: 733 Georgian Head Issues: 628-684,764, 772-773,775,809-814,822,836-841, 843-851,887-889,892-893,899,904, 937,1001,1265,1284,1333,1421 Government & Politicians: 816,857,961, 963,1023-1025,1029-1030, 1035-1036, 1038-1041, 1046-1049, 1060-1062, 1064-1065, 1067-1071, 1073-1075, 1078-1079, 1081, 1084, 1086-1087, 1089, 1091-1096, 1098, 1100-1115,1235,1434


Phoenix Auctions - Friday 2nd February 2018 Heraldry: 688-689,739,1155,1157,1164, 1449-1450, 1552, 1574, 1621, 1631, 1637 Horses: 1010,1118,1298,1384,1388-1390, 1393-1394,1524,1616 Hotels: 1436,1531,1695 Illustrated Covers: 736,763-764,797,802, 821 Imprints & Plate Numbers: 581,587,608, 613,616,629,662-663,673-675, 678-682,684,699-700,705,707,709, 717,757,1336,1394,1399,1502,1608, 1611,1614,1617,1671 Independent Africa: 1396-1397 Indigenous People: 745,1339,1345,1354, 1607,1632 Indigenous Peoples: 1336-1337,1340, 1344,1353 Interrupted Mail: 936 Islands: 516,690,869,894,897,907,934, 937,940-943,946-947,949,983,1238, 1292-1301, 1320-1324, 1372-1381, 1384-1395, 1398-1400, 1410-1412, 1432, 1439-1441, 1447-1460, 1465, 1499-1501, 1542-1544, 1565, 1585, 1592-1596, 1607, 1634, 1669-1670, 1674,1679,1685,1696-1701,1707 John Lancaster Exhibitions: 960-961, 978, 1017, 1133, 1135-1136, 1166, 1224, 1227-1228, 1236-1239, 1461, 1533,1705 Jusqu’a Air Mail: 683,869 Kangaroo & Map Issues: 501-625,627, 670,892,894,1000-1001,1263 Keyplate Issues: 1399,1442,1444,1592 Lakes & Dams: 787,1382-1383,1441, 1455-1456,1575 Late Fee: 715,763,857,913,1069,1191, 1231,1460,1561,1678 Law & Order: 1040-1041,1084,1623 Local Stamps: 1704 Maps: 501-625,627,670,860,870,881,892, 894,970,975,1000-1001,1263,1292, 1455-1458,1550 Medical & Health: 1462,1584 Military & Censor Mail: 729,773,797, 834-857,910,924,949-959,982,1135, 1231, 1288-1290, 1304-1325, 1362, 1368-1369, 1371, 1408-1409, 1414, 1463, 1472, 1497-1498, 1537-1539, 1566-1567,1587,1625,1655, 1664-1668, 1677-1680, 1683-1685, 1688,1691,1708 Military - Boer War Period: 982,1022, 1079-1080,1231,1537,1625, 1678-1679,1684-1685 Military - Vietnam War Period: 729 Military - World War I Period: 797, 836-841,843-851,856,949-951, 1304-1325, 1408, 1414, 1538-1539, 1566,1655,1683 Military - World War II Period: 852-855, 910,952-959,1288-1290,1362,1369, 1371, 1408-1409, 1497-1498, 1567, 1587,1664-1668,1678,1680,1691 Miniature Sheets: 685,1549,1551-1552, 1561,1598,1672 Mining: 877,1579 Missent Mail: 1174 Monograms: 536,662,1399 Mountains: 603,789,796,882,922,928,957, 1117-1118, 1262, 1424, 1441, 1575, 1579,1612 Myths & Legends: 1131,1298,1384-1386, 1388-1391,1393-1394,1524 Navy: 853,924,1289,1369 Number Ones: 1003-1004,1345,1399, 1454, 1497, 1504-1514, 1516-1518, 1581,1605,1629,1686-1687 Numeral & Letter Postmarks: 527,763, 985-986,1000,1017,1051,1124,1156, 1190,1212,1240-1257

Official Mail: 502-503,509,523,532,535, 538,541-544,555,558,562,569, 575-576,580,593,630,632,644-645, 651,668,765,771-773,775,810-817, 821,857,867-868,888-889,893,905, 975, 979, 987, 998, 1009, 1022-1115, 1133-1135, 1165-1170, 1172, 1197, 1211, 1224, 1284, 1325, 1334, 1340, 1357-1358, 1619, 1624, 1643, 1690, 1698-1699 Official Stamps: 502-503,509,523,532, 535,538,541-544,555,558,562,569, 575-576,580,593,630,632,644-645, 651,668,765,771-773,775,810-817, 821,857,888-889,893,975,979,987, 998, 1009, 1022-1115, 1133-1135, 1165-1170, 1172, 1197, 1211, 1224, 1284, 1325, 1334, 1340, 1357-1358, 1619,1643,1690,1698-1699 Olympics: 687,1496 Omnibus Issues: 874,879,1373-1374, 1398, 1401-1403, 1432, 1448, 1459, 1477-1480, 1501, 1525, 1546, 1550, 1558-1559, 1565, 1571, 1593-1595, 1635-1636,1670,1675 Overprinted Stamps: 770,808,817,877, 893, 927, 1008, 1039, 1130, 1290, 1294-1296, 1304-1335, 1340-1341, 1347, 1396, 1406-1409, 1435-1436, 1446,1454,1498-1499,1528, 1581-1582, 1590, 1598, 1606, 1619, 1629, 1632, 1640-1641, 1646, 1665, 1667-1668, 1686, 1688, 1690, 1696, 1698-1699,1702 Parcel: 505,544,561,911,914,1290 Parcel Post: 732,891,898,911,914,918, 1010, 1019-1020, 1161-1163, 1197, 1290 Parks & Gardens: 985-986,1292,1683 pd: 597,619-621,623,656,752,1196,1206, 1454,1533,1701 Perfins: 502-503,509,513,515,523,532, 535,537-538,541-544,555,558,562, 569,575-576,580,593,630,632,642, 644-645,647,651,668,685,765,771, 814, 888-889, 893, 905, 1160, 1284, 1357,1365-1366 ph: 1704-1709 Photographs: 1236 Picture Postcards: 928,950,952,954,987, 1021, 1118, 1344, 1368, 1382-1383, 1435-1436, 1460, 1462, 1466-1467, 1491, 1494, 1566-1567, 1580, 1583, 1607,1645,1681 Plants: 875,987 Polar: 690,1291,1454-1458,1494,1629 Post Office Packs: 731 Post Offices: 683,868,926,956,962, 985-986, 1001, 1022, 1085-1087, 1119-1123, 1204, 1246-1257, 1259, 1262-1270, 1286, 1290, 1435-1437, 1540-1541,1706 Postage Due Handstamps: 810,935,1221, 1225,1531 Postage Dues: 721,750-757,885,895,903, 906,919,921-922,935,976,981-982, 1159, 1168, 1189, 1195, 1207, 1213, 1231, 1408, 1430-1431, 1536, 1598, 1627,1706 Postal Fiscals: 997,1138,1535,1620-1622, 1633

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Postal History: 517,523,572,615,626-627, 670,683,698,702,715,721-723, 729-730,738,748,773,797,818-819, 834-959,963,977-984,987-988, 998-999, 1001-1002, 1011-1020, 1042-1043, 1119, 1132, 1135, 1145, 11 6 0 , 11 6 2 , 11 7 1 - 1 2 3 5 , 1 2 5 1 , 1259-1260, 1262-1267, 1269-1270, 1284,1286,1288-1293,1300, 1304-1325, 1335, 1342-1344, 1359, 1361-1363, 1368-1372, 1382-1383, 1404-1405,1408-1409,1414, 1435-1438, 1452, 1458, 1460-1476, 1485-1489, 1491-1498, 1500, 1521, 1530-1539, 1543-1544, 1547-1548, 1561-1562, 1564, 1566-1567, 1571, 1579-1580, 1583, 1587-1589, 1596, 1604, 1607, 1609, 1624-1628, 1632, 1634,1640-1642,1644-1645, 1650-1668, 1677-1685, 1688, 1691, 1695,1700-1701,1704-1709 Postal History - Military Concession: 924 Postal Labels: 962,1018-1019 Postal Rates: 517,615,626,683,715,730, 885,887,913,921-922,979,983,1179, 1181-1182, 1188-1189, 1201-1203, 1205, 1209-1210, 1216, 1222-1223, 1228-1230, 1371, 1500, 1534, 1536, 1543,1547-1548,1579,1609, 1627-1628,1695 Postal Seals: 572,1133,1169,1285,1371, 1388-1391,1445,1537 Postal Stationery: 761-857,916,920,953, 958-959,980,1022,1088-1097,1119, 1133-1135, 1164-1170, 1224, 1227, 1229,1280-1283,1286,1301, 1488-1490,1493,1498-1499, 1529-1531,1604,1634,1642, 1652-1653,1655,1694 Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes: 828-832,959,1301,1634,1704 Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes (Formular): 1301,1634 Postal Stationery - Envelopes: 807-823, 837-841,843-849,852,958,980,1283, 1333,1642 Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Official): 810-817 Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Ptpo): 818-823,980 Postal Stationery - Franks: 1133-1135, 1166-1170,1224 Postal Stationery - Letter Cards: 778-806, 836,857,920,1280,1282,1531,1575 Postal Stationery - Postal Cards: 761-777, 8 2 2 , 111 9 , 11 6 4 - 11 6 5 , 11 6 8 , 1280-1282,1488-1490,1493, 1498-1499,1650,1652-1653,1655 Postal Stationery - Postal Cards (Official): 772,1165 Postal Stationery - Postal Cards (Ptpo): 773-777 Postal Stationery Registration Envelopes: 751,824-827,916,1175, 1196,1283,1286,1694 Postal Stationery - Wartime: 834-855,953 Postal Stationery - Wartime - Privately Printed: 856-857 Postal Stationery - Wrappers: 820,833, 853-855,1022,1227,1229 Postal Stationery - Wrappers (Ptpo): 833


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Postmarks: 514,517,523,527-528,565,572, 591,603,615,626-627,630,670,683, 698,702,715,721-723,729-730,738, 748,751,763,773,797,810-814,816, 818-819,826,834-959,963,977-989, 994, 998-1002, 1007, 1011-1021, 1042-1043, 1051, 1116-1124, 1132, 1135, 1138, 1145, 1156, 1160, 1162, 1166, 1171-1235, 1240-1271, 1284, 1286-1293, 1300, 1304-1325, 1331, 1335, 1342-1344, 1346, 1355, 1359, 1361-1363, 1368-1372, 1382-1383, 1404-1405,1408-1409,1414, 1435-1438, 1452, 1458, 1460-1476, 1485-1489, 1491-1498, 1500, 1512, 1514, 1521, 1530-1539, 1543-1544, 1547-1548, 1561-1564, 1566-1567, 1571, 1579-1580, 1583, 1587-1589, 1596, 1604, 1607, 1609, 1624-1628, 1632, 1634, 1640-1642, 1644-1645, 1650-1668, 1677-1685, 1688, 1691, 1695,1700-1701,1704-1709 Postmarks - Duplex Cancellations: 1166, 1170,1227 Postmarks - Instructional Markings: 908, 1172,1174,1212,1460,1470-1471 Postmarks - Manuscript Cancellations: 901,940-941,1001,1178,1192,1204, 1207,1270,1531,1543,1632 Postmarks - Numerals: 527,763,965, 985-986,1000,1017,1051,1099,1124, 1137, 1142, 1144, 1151, 1156, 1188, 1190,1212,1240-1257,1534 Postmarks - Paid Datestamps: 919,977, 998, 1011-1016, 1123, 1173, 1175, 1177, 1180-1181, 1188, 1216, 1218, 1224,1260,1531,1609 Postmarks - Personal Names - Female: 872,985 Postmarks - Pictorial: 736,858-877, 882-884,920,928,1287,1497,1596 Postmarks - Pre-Cancels: 908 Postmarks - Relief Cancellations: 860, 1002 Postmarks - Slogan Cancels: 777, 818-819,919,922 Postmarks - Squared Circle Datestamps: 1021,1116-1118,1120-1121,1170 Postmarks Collection: 984,999,1234 Postmen: 1689-1690 Pre-Stamp Covers Etc: 1171-1172,1609 Prisoners of War and Internees: 848-849, 912, 951-954, 958-959, 1538, 1566, 1655,1678-1679,1683,1685 Private Carrier Stamps: 1010 Proofs: 740,990,1136,1287,1482,1618, 1620 Radio: 1331,1544 Railway Stamps: 1161-1163,1197 Railways & Trains: 782,786,1010,1121, 1161-1163,1197,1256 Red Cross: 912 Registered Mail & Registration Labels: 702,729,824-827,853-854,867,871, 875,878-879,887,892,894,904,913, 916, 927, 956, 983, 1001-1002, 1147, 1173-1174, 1178, 1180, 1183-1184, 11 9 1 - 11 9 5 , 11 9 8 - 11 9 9 , 1 2 0 4 , 1 2 0 6 - 1 2 0 8 , 1 2 11 - 1 2 1 5 , 1 2 2 1 , 1225-1226,1228,1249,1269, 1283-1284, 1286, 1290, 1293, 1300, 1318-1319, 1359, 1361, 1371-1372, 1438, 1468-1469, 1473-1474, 1487, 1535,1547-1548,1571,1579, 1640-1641, 1657-1659, 1663, 1682, 1694,1700 Registration Labels: 853-854,1290, 1318-1319,1372 Rel: 860,935,981,1002,1234,1598,1623, 1656 Religion: 1367,1428 Reprints: 737,741-742,1131,1158,1433

Revenues: 758-760,902-903,997,1132, 1138, 1155-1157, 1160-1163, 1197, 1341, 1441, 1528, 1535, 1620-1623, 1633,1656,1660-1661 River Fords: 1253 Rivers: 788,790,902,937,1175,1187,1632 Rocket Mail: 947-948 Royalty: 699-700,705,707,709-710,713, 718,720-721,723,726-727,740, 763-764,862-864,866,873,879,882, 985, 1002, 1188, 1373-1374, 1398, 1401-1403, 1414, 1420, 1423-1425, 1429, 1432, 1448, 1459, 1477-1480, 1501, 1525, 1528, 1532, 1540, 1546, 1558-1559,1565,1568,1571, 1593-1596, 1605-1606, 1608, 1616, 1635-1636,1670,1675,1687, 1696-1697 Sailing: 1618 Science: 523,1433 Scouts and Guides: 872 Sheep: 730,823,869,939,944 Shells: 1293 Ship Mail: 1609,1701 Ship/Paquebot Markings: 1465 Ships & Boats: 696-697,868,945,947,951, 977, 1171, 1175-1176, 1178-1179, 1189, 1196, 1211, 1292, 1302-1325, 1339, 1345, 1347, 1354, 1357, 1377, 1435-1436, 1440, 1453-1454, 1460, 1485, 1499, 1528, 1532, 1551, 1569, 1576-1577, 1609, 1626, 1632, 1664, 1674 Skiing: 882 Special Delivery: 730 Sport: 873,882,1287,1698 Stamp Dealers: 865 Stamps on Stamps: 1552 State Government Officials: 631,808, 8 8 8 - 8 8 9 , 9 0 5 , 9 6 0 , 9 8 1 , 11 7 4 , 1191-1192,1262,1561,1567,1705 Streets & Roads: 732,764,784,787,790, 900, 922, 978, 985, 1010, 1022, 1108, 1131, 1171-1172, 1204, 1232, 1256, 1375,1470-1471,1609,1634, 1650-1651,1653 Swimming: 1287 Thematics & Topicals: 960,1453,1533, 1608,1672,1684-1685 Timber & Trees: 1263,1292,1579 Transport: 1010 Travelling Post Offices: 630,988,1170, 1228, 1270-1271, 1382, 1465-1467, 1533,1564,1570 Triangular Stamps: 1446,1492,1676 Uniforms: 581-582,770,868,894,1581 Universal Postal Union: 754,809,874, 1207,1550,1643 Unusual Origins or Destinations: 683, 802, 869, 885, 922, 987, 1233, 1359, 1371,1548,1579,1652,1707 Used Abroad: 1609 Valleys: 1117-1118,1265,1268

Varieties: 502-503,505,510,516,521, 527-529,532,538,540,542,545,550, 562,571,575,577-580,582,585, 587-588,590,593,597,605-606,614, 616,623,628-629,634-635,638-642, 644,647-651,653-659,662,664-665, 667,669,671,674,676-677,681-682, 695,699,704-706,710-714,718-720, 724,726-728,732-735,737,740,742, 750-752,755,824,835,837,967-968, 972-974,993,1008-1009,1034,1039, 1050, 1066, 1083, 1104, 1110, 1114, 1126, 1130, 1150, 1155-1157, 1160, 1272, 1274, 1276, 1278-1279, 1288, 1294-1296,1301,1306,1312, 1327-1328, 1330, 1333, 1350-1352, 1367, 1373-1375, 1377, 1380-1381, 1384, 1394, 1398-1399, 1401-1403, 1412, 1421, 1423, 1426, 1428-1429, 1432, 1448, 1457, 1459, 1477-1480, 1501,1527,1545-1546,1555, 1558-1559,1565,1569,1571, 1574-1577, 1591, 1593-1595, 1597, 1601, 1612, 1631, 1633, 1635-1636, 1639, 1649, 1669-1670, 1674-1675, 1682,1689,1696,1698,1702 Wa: 1274 War Tax Stamps: 1414 Waterfalls: 783,806,1426 Whale: 1449-1450 Yachts: 1618 Zeppelins: 1484,1487,1490,1493-1494 Zeppelins on Stamps: 1382,1438,1484, 1495


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AUSTRALIA | Kangaroo & Map Issues | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 2/- Brown Group with First Wmk 2/- dark brown, small-part disurbed gum, Third Wmk x2 (shades), deeper shade with small gumside inclusion, paler shade with some toning, Cat $1,500 (when fine). (3) U 2d Grey Array on Hagners including shades, perfins & varieties with First Wmk inverted wmk, listed varieties x9, plus annotated unplated varieties x14; Second Wmk listed varieties x4, unplated varieties x3; Third Wmk inverted wmk x1; condition is generally good. Useful lot. (90+) U 3d Olive Array on Hagners including shades, perfins & varieties with First Wmk inverted wmk x2, Die II, thick paper x2, listed varieties x2;Third Wmk Die II x2, listed varieties x2, unplated varieties x7; condition is generally good; unplated varieties fully annotated. Useful lot. (60+) U5 5/- Selection with Third Wmk x3 one with variety Spencer’s Gulf short [R60] BW #44(D)j (few short perfs); also CofA x2, one CTO; Cat $920. (5) U 5/- Varieties Array Second, Third, or SMult Wmks mostly Vignette Plate flaws, with Second Roo misplaced downwards; Third Broken coast near Sydney etc [L2]; SMult White flaw on kangaroo’s leg [L38] plus various others unplated; some faults, majority with parcels cancellations. Interesting specialist lot. (14) * Mint Selection with First Wmk 2d, 3d Die I, 5d (few nibbed perfs), 6d & 1/-, plus Third Wmk 2½d; mild gum tone 6d & 1/-, generally fine, Cat $1,200+. (6) AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - First Watermark | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings **/V CTO Selection comprising 2d, 2½d & 3d marginal examples, 5d & 2/-, ‘DE3/13’ CTO cancels, all with full unmounted gum, Cat $580+. */U Inverted Selection incl ½d (5, incl one mint), 1d (5, incl pair), 2d (3, incl pair), 3d. Mixed condition. (14) U Perf ‘OS’ Selection with Perf Large ‘OS’ ½d to 1/- (ex 9d, extra 2d) and Small ‘OS’ ½d to 1/- (ex 5d & 9d) plus 1d perf ‘OS/NSW’, odd perf blemish, generally fine, Cat $1,600+. (19) */U Watermark Inverted Group comprising ½d, 1d & 2d x2 (one with few nibbed perfs) used, plus 3d Die I mint, Cat $925. (5) AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - First Watermark V/** ½d To 5/- CTO with Melbourne ‘DE3/13’ datestamps, 4d & 1/- with single gumside tonespots, full unmounted gum, Cat $1,430+. (12) U ½d To 2/- Perf Large ‘OS’ (including ½d pair), variable centring, some nibbed perfs (especially 9d), mostly fine with datestamp cancels, Cat $1,300+. (12) U ½d Selection with pairs x4 (two with private perfins), CTO single well centred with full unmounted gum, plus six singles with private perfins. (15) U ½d Green vertical pair & strip of 4, apparently from coil machines with multiple of ‘PENGELLY/22JA23/WESTN AUST’ or ‘CORRIGIN/ 6NO22/WESTN AUST’cds. Generally fine. (6) F 1d Red Selection with multiples including strip of 5 & block of 5, various shades & dies and & CTO example, also private perfins x19 one on David Jones cover, uncancelled; mostly fine or VFU. (53) U 1d Red Varieties Collection comprising Brusden White listed varieties x75 identified on stockcards within a quality Lighthouse stockbook including Die II ‘Extra Island’ - Two Tasmanias, Die IIA Plate G Cracked electro - ‘The Big Crack’ (perf ‘OS’), plus 4 of the 5 Plate K listed flaws; few perf blemishes/small defects, generally fine; total Cat value $4,200+. (75) * 1d Red Die I NSW ½d green plus 1d Roo pair on 1913 (Aug 4) cover from Killara to Denmark. ** 2d Grey BW #5, very well centred MUH, Cat $375. **/* 2d Grey BW #5 block of 4, some nibbed perfs, mild tone patches, three units MUH, Cat $975+. */** 2d Grey a left pane interpanneau marginal irregular block of 3, two lower units very light hinge traces (one with small storage related bend), BW #5, Cat $350. V 2d Grey with Melbourne ‘[25AP13]’ CTO quarter cancel, well centred, with gum; also 1/- Watermark inverted with Melbourne ‘DE3/ 13’ CTO half cancel, without gum, BW #5wa,30wb, Cat $200. (2) **/*/U 2½d Selection with mint x4 (two MUH) variable centring; used x15 including three pairs and a probable deep bright blue single, used stamps generally fine/very fine used, Cat $1,400+ (ex the ‘probable’ deep bright blue). (19) * 2½d Indigo Perf Large ‘OS’ on 1916 OHMS cover to USA, from Department of Trade and Customs, Commonwealth Labroratory (precursor to the CSIRO), censored, Cat $1,000 on cover. Plus similar 1911 cover with Vic 2½d ‘OS’. (2) ** 3d Olive Die I BW #12 well centred example, fresh MUH, Cat $600. */U 3d Olive Die I x20 used including pair and one mint, various shades, used stamps with tidy datestamp cancels, Cat $850. (20) F 3d Olive Die I Perf ‘T’ BW #12 pair, right-hand unit perf fault, tidy Hobart ‘8OCT15’ datestamps. Unusual. U 3d Olive Die I Watermark Inverted with fine barred numeral ‘376’ of Buderim (Qld). Few toned perfs at top otherwise fine. BW #12a. U 3d Olive Die I Watermark Inverted with neat cds of ‘[ST]ANTHORPE’, (Qld). BW #12a. F 3d Olive Die II BW #12B pair, with Perth datestamps cancels, Cat $800+. ** 3d Olive Die I Perf Large ‘OS’ BW #12ba block of 4, few nibbed perfs, excellent centring, a little trivial gum tone & minor gum disturbance lower-right unit, MUH, Cat $5,000+. F 3d Olive Die I Perf Small ‘OS’ BW #12bc block of 4, few nibbed perfs, well centred, superb strikes of ‘ATHERTON/1AU14/ QUEENSLAND’ datestamp, Cat $500+. U 3d Olive Die I-II Pair Perf ‘OS/NSW’ BW #12c, some nibbed perfs, excellent centring, fine used with Kempsey (NSW) datestamps, Cat $1,250 plus a significant premium for ‘OS/NSW’ punctures. V 3d Olive-Green Die II Melbourne ‘DE(3)/1(3)’ CTO cancel BW #12Dwc. Very scarce. F 3d Olive Die I Perf Small ‘OS’ variety Deformed coast in Bight [2R38], nibbed corner perf, not listed by Brusen White would be BW #12(2)ha, lightly used, extrapolated Cat value $625. A striking flaw, not previously recorded for First Wmk issue. ** 4d Orange Perf Large ‘OS’ BW #15ba, some ragged perfs, MUH, Cat $1,500. V 4d Orange with part (approx one third) of ‘CA’ Monogram, Melbourne ‘DE[3]/1[3]’ CTO cancel BW #15(wb)zc, full gum with small paper adhesion, Cat $4,000 (for full monogram, plus premium for CTO cancel). U 6d Blue Selection including pairs x3, one with ‘L/S’ perfin, generally fine/VFU examples with datestamp cancels, minimum Cat $630. (18) F 6d Ultramarine Perf Small ‘OS’ Watermark inverted BW #17abc, some nibbed perfs, well centred, tidy datestamp cancel, Cat $4,000. U 9d Violet selection comprising pair x2, plus six singles one perf small ‘OS’ and one CTO, odd nibbed perf, overall fine/very fine used, Cat $500+. (10) F 9d Violet BW #24 with Heavily over-inked inner frameline at left, few nibbed perfs, used. *

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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 2nd February 2018 9d Violet perf large ‘OS’ fresh block of four, BW #24ba, Cat $5,000 (as four singles). Multiples are scarce. 9d Violet Perf Large ‘OS’ BW #24ba x4, one with Shading break under ‘E’ of ‘NINE’, good to fine used, Cat $600. (4) 1/- Selection with pairs x2 (one perf Small ‘OS’), singles shades x7 with some neat datestamp cancels, some perf blemishes, mostly fine. (11) 1/- Selection x16, various shades including grey-green pair with parcels cancel, also perf small ‘OS’ & Watermark inverted CTO example, mostly neat datestamp cancels, Cat $750+. (16) 1/- Green variety Watermark inverted BW #30a, fine commercially used, Cat $500. 2/- Brown Perf Large ‘OS’ BW #35ba, odd nibbed perf, fine used with Melbourne datestamps, Cat $1,000+. 2/- Deep Brown BW #35w, Melbourne ‘[AP]15/[1]3’ CTO half cancel, very well centred, without gum, Cat $400. 5/- Grey & Yellow BW #42, rich colour, fresh MUH, Cat $5,000. 5/- Grey & Yellow with ‘[DEC]3/[13]’ CTO half cancel l2l, full unmounted gum, Cat $300. £1 Brown & Blue with Broken shading line below P of POSTAGE [L30] handstamped ‘Specimen’, BW #51x, Cat $950, Fresh colour. £2 Black & Rose handstamped ‘Specimen’, BW #55x, hinge rem, Cat $850. AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - Second Watermark Selection with 2d, 2½d x6, 6d x5, 9d x5 & 1/- x4, some condition issues, generally fine with datestamps cancels, Cat $1,300+. (21) 2d to 5/- Set, few nibbed perfs, datestamp cancels, Cat $1,200+. (7) 2d To 1/- Selection comprising 2d, 2½d x2 (separated pair), 6d x2, 9d x2 & 1/- x3, all with tidy datestamp cancels, Cat $660. (10) 2d Grey Perf ‘OS’ BW #6ba, very well centred, MVLH, Cat $425. 2½d Blue & 6d Ultramarine BW #10,18, fine mint, Cat $600. (2) 6d Ultramarine BW #18 marginal example, mild tone banding on gum, very well centred, MUH, Cat $2,250. 1/- Green Perf ‘OS’ BW #31ba, nibbed perf, well centred, Cat $475. Scarce. 2/- Light Brown BW #36, Cat $1,500. 2/- Light Brown BW #36, marginal watermark line at top, fine used, Cat $350. 2/- Light Brown BW #36 pair, some mild backing paper stains on reverse, two trimmed perfs, excellent centring, light parcels cancel, Cat $700. 2/- Brown Perf ‘OS’ variety White flaw under second ‘L’ of ‘SHILLINGS’ BW #36ba(1)f, few pulled perfs, Registered Hobart datestamp, Cat $900. 5/- Deep Grey and Yellow BW #43, small wrinkles & couple of thinned perf tips at top, very well centred, Sydney datestamp, Cat $675. AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - Third Watermark | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 2d To 5/- including 2d Die I & Die IIa, 3d Die I & Die II & 2/- brown, plus SMult 2/- maroon, few nibbed perfs, fine/very fine used overall. (12) 3d Array mostly Die I with 5 pairs, Die II with Katanning (WA) cds, few Die IIBs including a pair; various shades, many with tidy datestamp cancels. (46) Accumulation with 2½d x26 including block of 4 & two pairs, 6d blue x33 including two pairs & two Inverted watermark singles, 9d x26 including block of 4 and a pair and 1/- x34 including strip of 3 and two pairs; good variety of shades and some nice datestamp cancels, condition variable, however many are fine. (119) Selection with 6d blue Die II block of 4 (few nibbed perfs at top), fine Warrnambool datestamp cancels; also 6d blue Die IIB (mild crease) & 2/- maroon CTO both with full unmounted gum, Cat $350. (3) Watermark Inverted 3d olive-green Die I (small ink spot at left) & 6d ultramaine Die II BW # 13a & 19a, used, Cat $425. (2) Watermark Inverted Selection incl 3d (4, 3 perf ‘OS’, one private perfin), 6d blue (2 one perf ‘OS/NSW’), 9d (3). Mixed condition. (9) AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - Third Watermark 2d Grey Die I BW #7 marginal block of 4, fresh MUH, Cat $500+. 2½d Blue plate 1 part imprint block of 22, catalogued varieties on 1L45 & 1L54, couple of spots and light crease, Cat $2,200++. 3d Olive Die II plus 3d olive Die I on 1921 cover from American Consulate General, Sydney to the Collector of Customs, Portland Oregon, light central stain from wax seal, punch-holes at left, Cat $500+ on cover. 6d Blue Die II BW #19, toned perf, MUH, Cat $575. 6d Blue Die II Watermark inverted, fine used, well centred. BW #19a. 6d Blue Die II Watermark Inverted perf ‘OS’, BW #19a, well centred, fine used, Cat $275. 6d Blue Die II Perf ‘OS/NSW’ BW #19ba left side marginal strip of 6, several moderate paper creases (heavier through centre unit), mounted in upper margin only, stamps fresh MUH, Cat $2,125+. 6d Blue Die II variety Islands in Bass Straight [2L27] BW #19(2)f, some nibbed perfs at base, postmark clear of the flaw, Cat $300. 6d Chestnut Die IIB variety Broken leg on kangaroo [3L6] in sheet marginal pair, variety unit rounded corner, MUH, Cat $350+. 9d Violet Die II Watermark Inverted x2 BW #26a, one with, several wrinkles, and an associated pulled perf. (2) 9d Die IIB Variety Selection with Shading breaks over ‘I’ of ‘AUSTRALIA’ BW #27(3)d in pair & on single, White flaw over ‘N’ of ‘NINE’ (only listed for CofA Wmk in Brusden White, would be #27(4)j), Banwell & Parsons listed flaws for [4L31] & [4R56], also postional pair fine used & a perf ‘OS’ example, condition variable, Cat $500+. (7 items) 9d Pale Violet Die IIB Ash imprint pair BW #27(3)zg, mild uniform gum toning, mounted in lower selvedge only, stamps MUH, Cat $400. 1/- Blue-Green Die IIB Watermark Sideways BW #33aa x2 examples, one with uniform toning, Cat $400. (2) 2/- Maroon BW #38, fine mint, Cat $300. 2/- Maroon Perf ‘OS’ CTO BW #38wc, very well centred, Cat $100. 2/- Maroon variety Colour spot on right frame near top BW #38(1)k, off-centre, some gum disturbance, Cat $650. 5/- Grey & Yellow BW #44, excellent centring, fresh MUH, Cat $2,000. 5/- Grey & Yellow Harrison imprint pair, right hand unit variety White flaw off NSW coast [R55] BW #44ze, lightly mounted in selvedge only, Cat $3,700 as mounted imprint pair, stamps Cat $4,000+ MUH. 5/- Grey & Yellow variety Broken coast near Sydney and break in right frame corrected [L2], nibbed corner perf, Maryborough (Vic) datestamp just clear of the flaw, Cat $450. 5/- Grey & Yellow variety Spencer’s Gulf short & thick [L55] BW #44(D)i, nibbed perf, used, Cat $450. 5/- Grey & Yellow variety Kangaroo’s ear at right broken [R47] BW #44(V)v, MLH, Cat $750. 10/- Grey & Pink BW #47, rounded corner, nice central Kidston cds, Cat $500. 10/- Grey and Deep Aniline Pink BW #48B, well centred, deep colours, Cat $375. 10/- Grey & Pink CTO perf ‘OS’ with Misplaced kangaroo, BW #48cb, rounded corner, hinged, Cat $5,000. 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(2) 10/- Grey & Deep Aniline Pink variety Very short Spencer’s Gulf [R12] 48B(D)f, well centred, finely struck 1923 Fremantle datestamp, Cat $750. £1 Brown & Blue BW #52, Cat $2,500. £1 Chestnut & Blue BW #52B, perf blemishes, strong original colour, Cat $2,500. £1 Brown & Blue Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type B BW #52x, miniscule gum fault, otherwise fresh MUH and scarce thus, Cat $2,500. £1 Brown & Pale Blue Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type B BW #52Dx, couple of faint perf tip tones, excellent centring, Cat $900. £1 Grey BW #53, MUH, Cat $3,250. £1 Grey BW #53, corner marginal example [L1] with selvedge intact, minor surface scuff, two superb strikes of Mount Magnet (WA) ‘4MR33’ datestamp, Cat $500. £1 Grey Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C BW #53xb, fresh MUH, Cat $850. £1 Grey Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C overprint variety Shaved ‘P’ - sub-type 2 BW #53xf, some nibbed perfs, MNG, Cat $1,000. £2 Black & Rose BW #56, spectacular Broken ears on kangaroo, striking unlisted variety, fresh mint, Cat $6,500+ (as a normal stamp). £2 Purple-Black & Rose Overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C BW #56Cxb with Colour flaw between ears [R39], quite well centred, MNG, Cat $375. AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - Small Multiple Watermark 2/- Maroon plate 1 Ash (N over A) imprint block of 4, BW #39(1)z, Cat $2,250, 3 units MUH. 10/- Grey & Pink BW #49, centred to lower left. MUH, Cat $3,000. 10/- Grey & Pale Pink BW #49, pulled perf & associated pinhole at top, very well centred, used, Cat $700. 10/- Grey & Pink Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C Sub-type 1 damaged ‘C’, BW #49xb, without gum, light blue pencil mark in top margin, Cat $1,750. 10/- Grey & Pale Pink Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type C overprint variety Shaved ‘P’ - sub-type 2 BW #49xd, well centred and good perfs, MNG, Cat $1,750+. AUSTRALIA | Kangaroos - CofA Watermark 9d Violet Plate 3 first State Ash ‘N’ over ‘N’ imprint pair BW #29(3)za, Cat $250. 2/- Maroon Die II variety Cut throat kangaroo [1R25] BW #40(1)h, fine marginal MLH, Cat $250. 2/- Maroon Redrawn Die BW #41 vertical strip of 6 plus 1/- Lyrebird strip of 5 & ½d Roo paying 17/0½d combined express & airmail fees on 1946 BHP oversized printed cover (375x280mm), from Whyalla to Melbourne. 5/- Grey & Yellow Ash imprint pair with Open-mouthed kangaroo, BW #46zc, Cat $2,000. 10/- Grey & Pink 2l, fine used with 1937 Collins Street (Melbourne) datestamp, Cat $275. 10/- Grey & Pink BW #50, well centred with good perfs, Cat $300. 10/- To £2 Overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’ Type D, BW #50xe,54x,58x. Very fresh MUH. (3) 10/- To £2 optd ‘SPECIMEN’ Type D, BW #50xe,54x,58x, MVLH, Cat $295. (3) 10/- To £2 overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’ Type D, BW #50xe,54x,58x, Cat $295. (3) £1 Grey BW #53, very fine used with 1940 GPO Sydney Air datestamp, Cat $500. £1 Grey Overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’ Type D x2n BW #54x one with Damaged BRC etc [L38], rounded corner, hinged, and the other with Colour dot above E of ONE MNG, Cat $80. (2) £2 Grey & Rose-Crimson very fine used and well centred with good perfs. A superior stamp. £2 Grey-Black & Rose-Crimson BW #58B, part Alice Springs cds, light crease, Cat $750. AUSTRALIA | Engraved Issues 1d Carmine-Red BW #59 solo franking tied by Melbourne ‘11JUL14’ machine cancel to inter-bank cover, Cat $300 on cover, few upper edge faults. 1d Carmine-Red BW #59C plus ½d Roo pair tied by South Melbourne ‘17DE13’ datestamp (6 days after 1st day) to Blue Funnel Line cover to England. AUSTRALIA | Georgian Head Issues | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1d Red mainly used on well annotated pages with an emphasis on varieties, most with plating information. Many catalogued flaws, noted Sub-cliche Die I & Die II, several interesting shades. Also Noted a few Harrison LMW with RA Joined, Ferns and NY joined. A few 1d violets and 1d greens also seen. Useful lot. (100s) 1d Violet & Greens mixed mint and used on well annotated pages with an emphasis on varieties, most with plating information. Many catalogued flaws, noted SMW P13½x12½ Ash imprint block of 10 with recumbent and erect Die IIs x2, both SMW P14 and P13½x12½ Mullett imprint block of 4 with Ferns & RA joined retouched, several larger mint blocks. Very useful lot, just the items mentioned Cat $1,700+. (100s) 1914-22 Collection of 1d Red Dated Examples on smooth, semi-surfaced or rough papers, assembled in 4 large stockbooks from 12/7/14 to 2/8/22 apparently complete for the 1914-18 period, often several examples of each date included (sometimes more). Well presented, with quite a few Sunday cancels. Definite postmark interest, noted Armatree Railway & TPO South West (NSW) and Allambee & Homebush (Vic), with most dates being nice and clear. Wonderful opportunity to find some more interesting shades. (over 5,000) Collection Of 1d Red Shades on smooth, semi-surfaced or rough papers, assembled in 1 large stockbooks, with Brusden White catalogue # for the first 100 or so and the balance unallocated. A good range of duplication, unfortunately some of the better items have been misidentified so viewing is important. The stamps are very fine used and and in very nice condition. A wonderful lot for the shade collector. Includes a copy of The Redhead guide to shading. (800+ & book) Perf ‘OS/NSW’ Array with Single Wmk to 4½d (toning) including 1d red Die II (trimmed perfs) & 4d blue, various other oddments including LMult ½d, No Wmk 1d, also few ‘G/NSW’ & ‘VG’ types and Perf ‘T’ selection to 4d; odd tone, mostly fine. (59) Single Watermark Set in bundles of 100, comprising ½d green, ½d orange, 1d red Die I & Die II, 1d green, 1d violet, 1½d green, 1½d red, 1½d brown, 1½d black-brown, 2d orange, 2d red, 2d brown, 3d blue, 4d orange, 4d buff-orange, 4d deep orange, 4d yelloworange, 4d blue, 4d violet, 4d olive, 4½d violet, 5d brown and 1/4d turquoise. Some perf ‘OS’ & ‘OS/NSW’ seen, postmark or variety interest likely. The first such holding we have ever seen offered. (2,400) AUSTRALIA | KGV - Single Watermark ½d Green Comb Perf Electro 5 Cracked electro, left wattle to ‘U’ - early state [5L46] BW #63(5)h, tidy machine cancel slightly impinges upon flaw, well centred, Cat $5,000. 1d Rose (G21) Smooth Paper with major “tin shed flaw”, corner fault. Drury certificate (2017) 1d Brown-Red (G32) Smooth Paper BW #71W, fine used with 19JE18 datestamp, Cat $150. Drury Certificate (2016). 1d Red selection of inverted watermarks featuring 74 examples of Die 1 (many different & better shades, few perf ‘OS’ or ‘OS/NSW’), and an example of Die II and Die III. (76) 1d Rose-Carmine (G22) Smooth Paper with Dry ink, BW #71Lca, Cat $150. Drury certificate (2015). 1d Salmon-Red (G12) Smooth Paper Die II BW #71C(1)i, excellent centring, fine used, Cat $100. Drury Certificate (2017).

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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 2nd February 2018 1d Scarlet Aniline (G18) Smooth Paper variety Rusted cliché second state [IV/34] BW #71I(2)j, fine used, Cat $750. Australian Commonwealth Specialists’ Society of GB Certificate (1963). 1d Scarlet (G19) Smooth Paper with Pre-Substituted cliché [IV/34], ACSC #71I(2)j, good perfs, Cat $750. 1d Carmine-Rose (G30) Smooth Paper Substituted cliché Die I BW #71V(2)ka, with unidentified ‘?’-shaped commercial perfin. 1d Carmine-Rose (G74) Rough Paper BW #72Q marginal block of 8 [II/5-6,11-12,17-18,23-24], hinged in margin only, Cat $400+. Drury Certificate (2005). 1d Maroon (G77) Rough Paper Perf ‘OS’ variety Watermark inverted BW #72Rabb, fine used, Cat $500. Very scarce shade/ variety combination. Drury certificate (2008). 1d Plum (G71) Rough Paper Perf ‘OS’ BW #72Lbb (pale shade), fine MLH, Cat $2,250. Drury Certificate (2017). 1d Carmine-Red (G73) Rough Paper Substituted cliché Die II BW #72P(2)ja, ‘19JL18’ datestamp, Cat $125. Drury Certificate (2014) for then BW #72P(2)ia. 1d Maroon (G77) Rough Paper Substituted cliché Die II BW #72R(2)ka, with rare ‘GTC’ commercial perfin. 1d Red Die III Inverted watermark varieties comprising Break in upper frame at left [15] & Diagonal break in NW corner [68] BW #75ah&ao, fine used, Cat $350++. Scarce variety combinations. (2) 1½d Brown Die I Electro 3 [1] block of 12 [3L19-30] unit 22 catalogued variety, 3 units hinged; [2] pair [3L21-22] unit 22 catalogued variety hinged; [3] pair [3L31-32] unit 31 catalogued variety hinged (3 blks) 1½d Brown Die I Electro 4 [1] block of 24 [4R1-24] unit 13 catalogued variety, minor spotting, MUH; [2] block of 9 [4R40-42,4648,52-54] unit unit hinged. (2 blks) 1½d Brown Die I Electro 5A perf ‘OS’ block of 30 [5AR1-30] catalogued varieties on units 1 & 6 (state III), gum a bit bubbly and ink marks on 3 units. A very rare piece Cat $5,250 just as MUH perfin without regard for the varieties. 1½d Pale Pink KGV Die I BW #89I, MUH, Cat $400. Drury Certificate (2017). 1½d Pale Pink KGV Die I pair, left-hand unit variety Split lower frame at right [22R3] BW #89l(22)o, variety unit MUH, Cat $600+. Drury Certificate (2017). 1½d Red Die I Electro 23 Cracked electro [23R44] BW #89(23)r, mild tone at lower left, faint gum bend, mint, Cat $500. 1½d Red Die I Electro 29 large interpanneau block of 42 [19L5-R30] with 5 catalogued varieties, BW #89(29)f,g,h,k,l, fresh MUH with minor perf separation, Cat $750++ for mint hinged. 2d Orange Electro 8A perf ‘OS’ blocks [8AL1-4,7-10,13-16,19-22] MUH with catalogue flaw 95(8A)d, & [8AR1-5,7-11,13-17,1923,25-19] with catalogued flaws 95(8A)i,k,l (k is not prominent), 8 units hinged, perf separation issues. (2 blks) 2d Orange Die I unlocated variety Cracked electro vertically through right side BW #95(U)m, machine cancel largely clear of the flaw, Cat $600. 2d Red Die I Electro 2 block of 16 [2L17-18,23-24,29-30,35-36,41-42,47-48,53-54,59-60], unusually with GPO Melbourne CTO of 16JL22, significant perf separation. CTO blocks are very rare. 3d Deep Violet-Blue Die I variety Broken leg of emu [2L19] BW #104C(2)l, fine MUH with marginal selvedge. 4d Orange block of 6, BW #110, MUH, top row very light gum toning, Cat $1,075+. 4d Lemon-Yellow BW #110C, fresh, Cat $250. 4d Orange ‘JBC’ Monogram block of 6, Wmk Inverted BW #110a(2)z, bottom centre unit variety White spot on diagonal of ‘4’ at left [2L56], centre (monogram) unit MUH, minor perf separation, Cat $2,000+. Very rare combination. 4d Lime-Yellow Plate 1 CA Monogram corner pair, BW #110D(1)zb, some perf separation and light creasing, Unpriced. 4d Blue Cooke Plates used selection of shades, perfins and most catalogued varieties x33 incl Retouched line through FOUR PENCE, both states Cat $1,125 & Thin FOURPENCE Cat $350, generally good condition. Total Cat $3,300. (41) 4d Blue Cooke Plates variety Thin ‘FOU’ of FOUR’ [2L8] BW #112(2)ea, ‘28JE22’ cds largely clear of the flaw, Cat $350. 4d Blue Harrison Plates Watermark Inverted, BW #113aa, centred to left, Cat $1,000. 4½d Violet Die I used selection of shades, perfins and most catalogued varieties x22, uncatalogued x28, generally good condition, minor duplication. (60+) 5d Bright Chestnut Rough Paper Perf ‘OS’ BW #124, some wrinkling & flattened crease, presents well, Cat $250. AUSTRALIA | KGV - Large Multiple Watermark 1d Carmine-Pink Cooke Printings (G101) BW #73A x3, two plated as [V/10] and [V/18], very good to fine used, Cat $825+. (3) 1d Carmine-Rose Harrison Printing 1919 (Dec 29) use with 2½d Roo (small fault) on cover from Melbourne to Broadford. 1½d Black-Brown Die I Electro 4 [1] block of 24 [4L1-24] catalogued varieties on units 4 & 17, MUH, Branxholme cds of MY13/19 on margin, [2] reassembled block of 36 [4L25-60] unfortunately columns 5 & 6 do not belong, 21 units MUH. (2 blks) AUSTRALIA | KGV - Small Multiple Watermark Perf 14 | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings ½d To 1/4d Set including 1½d pink, most are values MUH including 1/4d, others MVLH. (9) AUSTRALIA | KGV - Small Multiple Watermark Perf 14 4d Greenish Olive Plate 3 Ash imprint block of 8 BW #115(3)z, small hinge in central guttter only, stamps fresh MUH, Cat $2,500+. 4½d Violet Die I Ash imprint strip of 4, unit R55 with Second state - break in left frame, BW #119za, 3 units MUH. 1/4d Greenish Blue Mullett imprint pair BW #129z, mildly toned, light cancel, Cat $3,500 (as a mint imprint block of 4). AUSTRALIA | KGV - Small Multiple Watermark Perf 13½x12½ 1d Green Die II-I pair BW #81(1)ia, light machine cancel, Cat $250. 1½d Red-Brown Die II BW #93 corner block of 6 (2x3), mounted on sheet edge only, stamps MUH, Cat $120+. 3d Blue Die II Ash imprint block of 4 BW #108z, MUH, small perf thin in gutter, Cat $250. 5d Orange-Brown Die II Ash ‘N’ over ‘N’ imprint block of 4 BW #126z, 3 units MUH, Cat $475. 1/4d Greenish Blue Ash imprint block of 4 BW #130z, light cancel, Cat $2,500+ (as mounted block). AUSTRALIA | KGV - CofA Watermark 3d Blue Die II Plate 7 imprint block of 4 BW #109z; two units MUH, Cat $375. 5d Orange-Brown from Plate 3, imprint block of 4 with variety at 3R55 BW #127(3)z, very fresh, plus Plate 2 ‘OS’ imprint pair, Cat $475. (2 blks) 1/4d Greenish Blue BW #131 tied by Airmail Brisbane ‘27AU38’ datestamp, used to uprate 5d franked cover to be sent jusqu’a airmail via France to British Tangier, backstamped in French Tangier with British PO Tangier arrival datestamp on face, filing crease well clear of stamps. Very scarce origin/destination for the period, Cat $300 on cover. 1/4d Greenish Blue Ash Imprint block of 12 (6x2), BW #131z, 7 units MUH, Cat $1,000++. Fresh well centred mint AUSTRALIA | Other Pre-Decimals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1913-37 KGV Commemoratives complete used on Seven Seas hingeless pages including 6d Engraved Kooka x2 (one CTO), Kooka M/S with red exhibition cancel (small stain in margin), 5/- Bridge CTO (with gum); also ‘OS’ perfin/overprints including Kingsford Smith 2d & 3d CTO; generally fine. 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Rare pack. 1966 75c To $4 Navigators Optd ‘SPECIMEN’ plus 2c QEII, 6c Bird & 8c Fish on stockcard attached by paperclip to the back cover only of an Australian Post Office presentation folder with printer’s imprint ‘C.11841/63’, stamps with full unmounted gum. 1966 Australian Post Office Presentation Folder in black on buff with with A.C. Brooks printer’s imprint ‘C.258/66’ at base containing set of 1c QEII to 50c Navigators definitives CTO plus 75c to $4 Navigators optd ‘SPECIMEN’, all with full unmounted gum. 1971 Commonwealth Presentation Binder with embossed coat of arms on front, signed by Postmaster-General Alan Hulme on inside cover, containing 1966-71 issues complete to 1971 Rotary, plus AAT 1966 definitives, all mounted within. Rarely offered. AUSTRALIA | Other Pre-Decimals 1931-38 6d Kingsford Smith Airmail Overprinted ‘OS’ Plate 1 Ash imprint block of 8 BW #144(OS)zd, fresh MUH, Cat $375+. 1932 5/- Sydney Harbour Bridge Retouch over centre of Bridge BW #148d, fine CTO without gum, Cat $750. 1932 5/- Sydney Harbour Bridge well centred, CTO with gum. BW #148w, Cat $300. 1932 5/- Sydney Harbour Bridge CTO, well centred, without gum. BW #148w, Cat $300. 1935 Anzac 1/- black and 6d Large Kooka, BW #165, Cat $350 on air cover from Derrinallum to England 1937-38 1d Green QE Die I upper-left corner block of 4 showing full Plate Nº. 7 BW #181zr, due to paper fold, stamps fresh MUH, Cat $1,250. 1937-38 1d Green QE Die I upper-right corner block of 4 showing almost complete Plate Nº. 7 BW #181zt, lower stamps MUH, Cat $1,250. 1938-41 2d Red KGVI Die II Coil pair with uniformly large holes BW #188bh, tied to piece, Cat $400. 1941-44 2d Mauve False Coil strips of 4 (one with join) plus 5½d Emu on 1945 registered air cover from Potts Point to Hong Kong. A very difficult stamp to find on cover. 1937-41 3d Blue KGVI Die Ia BW #192 x3 one with slight gum bend, another with mild gum tone, fine MUH overall, Cat $1,200. (3) 1941-51 3d Brown KGVI Perf 14¾x14 upper left block of 4, corner unit Partly imperforate on two sides due to paper fold, unlisted in Brusden White, stamps MUH. Spectacular. 1941-51 3d Brown KGVI Perf 14¾x14 variety ‘White face’ - ink stripping of varying degrees in a gutter block of 8 from base of sheet, showing large portion of Plate Nº 14, BW #196c&zc, fresh MUH. Possibly a unique combination. 1937-59 1/- Lyrebird No Watermark Perf 14¾x14 variety ‘Green Mist’ retouch [ShB L9/3] BW #210g in lower-left corner block of 12, fresh MUH, Cat $5,000+ (SG #230da, Cat £4,250). Rare positional piece. Ceremuga Certificate (2017). 1938-49 Robes Thick Paper Ash imprint corner block of 4 BW #214z, fresh MUH, Cat $250. 1938-49 10/- Robes Thin Paper red-purple (aniline) used, with BSAP cert (1966). This shade has since been deleted from the catalogue due to doubts about its authenticity. A nice curio. 1938-49 Robes Thick Paper Ash imprint corner block of 4 BW #216z, fresh MUH, Cat $750. 1942-50 1½d Green QE Wmk CofA upper-left marginal block of 16, corner unit, Largely imperforate at left, and small part at top, due to paper folds BW #226ba stamps MUH. This is not the piece mentioned in ACSC. Spectacular!. 1942-50 1½d Green QE Wmk CofA marginal block of 8 with Misplaced perforations (3mm to left) BW #226bb, one unit with bend, six units MUH, Cat $2,400+. 1942-50 2½d Scarlet KGVI variety Imperforate horizontal pair BW #230b, fresh MUH, Cat $450. 1942-50 2½d Scarlet KGVI horizontal pair, variety Right unit imperforate, left unit imperforate at right BW #230ba, very fresh mint (imperforate unit MUH), Cat $12,500 - for variety in strip of 8, (SG #206a Cat £6,500 for variety in a pair). Ceremuga Certificate (2017) states “Extremely rare...” 1942-50 2½d Scarlet KGVI block of 4 variety White face BW #230c, fresh MUH, Cat $1,100+. 1946 2½d Peace x36 on Australian Iron & Steel (BHP) oversized printed cover (400x250mm) from Sydney to Melbourne, the 7/6d franking paying the combined airmail, express delivery & late fee, edge toning in places around stamps, fine overall. An impressive cover. 1950-51 1½d Green Queen Mother uncatalogued Plate No ‘4’ (without hyphens) top centre gutter block of 8, plate number partially guillotened, fresh MUH, Cat $4,000+ (as a ‘With Hyphens’ gutter block of 4). Apparently unique. 1951 3d Scarlet KGVI Booklet Plate BW #251c complete panes of 144 plus left and right half pane, fresh MUH, Cat $720+. Plus ½d orange Roo panes or part panes with Colour flaw from right ear to O x3 and Foggy Hills x1 (9 items) 1951-53 3d Dark Green KGVI variety Printed on green tinted paper, BW #252a, fresh marginal mint, Cat $1,000. 1948-53 1/3d Hereford Bull upper right block of 4, corner stamp variety Partly imperforate on two sides due to paper fold, BW #260b, stamps MUH, Cat $3,500 for the ACSC illustrated block. 1954-59 6½d Orange QEII Wmk Crown CofA marginal pair, variety Imperforate at right BW #298ba, fresh MUH, Cat $3,500. 1957-66 10d Grey-Blue QEII BW #322 used in lieu of double deficiency postage due on 1963 Melbourne local cover, very fine ‘T10D’-in circle handstamp, small opening tear at top, typed address. 1954 3½d YMCA Centenary block of 4 hinged to Post Office Publicity Card BW #328x, fresh, Cat $200. 1957 Unadopted Designs for 1957 Royal Flying Doctor Service and 1957 Christmas. Letter press proofs of the essay signed by Anthony Helliwell, the designer. Unusual. (2) 1960-66 8d Tiger Cat Variety Selection of listed varieties from 1st Master Plate with Retouched shading at top in corner block of 8 BW #358(I)l; 2nd Master Plate with Weak entry from animal’s back to top frame in corner block of 4, Retouch over animal’s ear in corner strip, Bar through ‘S’ retouched in marginal pair, Retouched shading right of animal’s head State I and State III in corner blocks of 8 or 6, ‘8d’ weak, with shading above retouched in corner block of 6, BW #358(II)o,p,ra,s,sb,t, fine MUH, Cat $575. (34 stamps) AUSTRALIA | Decimal Issues 1967-72 5c Blue QEII Booklet Stamp variety Vertical perforation misplaced 5mm to the right BW #445b, tied to small piece, Cat $750 (for a complete mint booklet pane; unpriced used). 1970-73 6c Orange QEII Non-helecon Uncoated paper (dull grey u/v reaction) BW #446ad corner block of 4, fresh MUH, Cat $400+. 1970-73 6c Orange QEII Non-helecon Uncoated paper (dull grey u/v reaction) BW #446ad block of 6, fresh MUH, Cat $600+. 1966-74 $1 Flinders variety Extensive recut between sails and eye - State II with plate fracture [Shb L10/1] BW #463ga, in corner block of 4, fresh MUH, Cat $135+. 1968-71 25c Cooktown Orchid BW #487 solo franking paying registration fee only (postage free) on 1969 (Sep 26) Vietnam ‘FPO 4’ concession mail cover to Melbourne. Scarce useage. 1969 25c Wool BW #506 solo franking on solicitor’s cover from Crow’s Nest to Hurstville (NSW) paying combined postage (5c) & special delivery (20c) fees. Fine condition.

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(3) 1994-97 Kangaroos & Koalas Roll Stamps 4th Reprint Imperforate se-tenant strip of 6 BW #1742Eba, very fine, Cat $750. 1994-2000 Counter Printed Kangaroos & Koalas four of the six issued $20 designs (three kangaroo & one koala) used on TaxPackExpress covers. A very difficult group to assemble. A part ‘set’ of five covers sold for $1,100+ in our March 2016 sale. [See Rod Perry’s June 2012 Stamp News Columm, wherein he states that he believes only 25 covers exist bearing the $20 CPS stamps, including one complete set of the six designs, valueing single covers at $250 each] (4) 1995 Fifty Years of the National Trust $1 & $2 perforated Plate Proofs in deep olive-green, BW #1841PP-42PP, Cat $800, marginal examples, mild bends. Seldom offfered. (2) 1996 45c Queen’s Birthday Imperforate corner block of 4 with Queen’s head & ‘45c’ value missing, light wrinkling at top, full unmounted gum. Rare and unlisted in Brusden White. 1997-99 Wetland Birds Booklet first reprint imperforate, paper fold affecting two units.Brusden White only listed this variety for the original printing (BW #1960(1)b, Cat $750) for which it states ‘Approximately twenty examples ..... have been found’. Extremely rare. 1997-99 Wetland Birds Booklet First Reprint Imperforate, Brusden White only lists this variety for the original printing, Cat $750, for which it states ‘Approximately 20 examples...have been found.’ Extremely rare. 1996 Children’s Book Council 45c roll stamp part segments with all 4 designs repeated over 2 rows, error unseparated horizontally between the two rows, backing paper intact including Tab C only 10/STAMPS left which appeared on 5th segment after stamp 11, each stamp has ‘SNP CANBEC’ imprinted on the reverse of the backing paper. BW #1981-84. 1996 Children’s Book Council 45c roll stamp part segments with all 4 designs repeated over 2 rows, error unseparated horizontally between the two rows, backing paper intact, each stamp has ‘SNP CANBEC’ imprinted on the reverse of the backing paper. BW #1981-84. 1997 The Dreaming 45c imperforate corner block of 4, very fine. 1998 45c Champagne Roses Greetings Stamp Booklet variety imperforate (non-helecon), BW #2085Ab, Brusden White state ‘Approximately one dozen imperforate booklets have been recorded. Cat $750. AUSTRALIA | Booklets 1917-18 2/- black on deep red (missing front cover), revised text on inside back cover BW #B12Ba, two of the original 24 stamps intact, Cat $5,000 (for examples with covers intact, containing any number of stamps). 1972 Prime Ministers 70c Fisher & Hughes booklet Black printing omitted from front cover. BW #B137c, Cat $2,500. AUSTRALIA | Postage Dues 1902-63 Collection reasonably complete on Seven Seas hingeless pages including 1902 Blank at Base complete to 5/- including 1d & 2d P11½,12 compound P11, 1902-04 Filled Base including P11 ½d (Cat $375) to 5/-, 1906 Crown/Single-Lined ‘A’ including 3d (Cat $375), 1907 Crown/Double-Lined ‘A’ to ½d to 4d (Cat $800), 1909 Change of Design ½d to £1 set (Cat $800+), later material including 1913-23 ½d P14 (Cat $500), 1931-36 6d P11 (Cat $475), generally fine, mostly with datestamp or tidy cancels, high catalogue value. A very good lot. 1902 Converted NSW Plates 2d P12 Watermark inverted BW #D5a, tidy 1902 ‘PR/PERTH WA’ datestamp, SG #D3W, Cat £130 mint, unpriced used. 1902 Converted NSW Plates 3d P11½-12 Watermark upright with White flaw in front of ‘D’ of ‘Due’, very fine used, Cat $100. 1902 Converted NSW Plates (Blank At Base) 5/- emerald, BW #D11, rich fresh colour, Cat $375. 1902-04 Design Completed Wmk Crown/NSW ‘SPECIMEN’ overprints comprising Type 1 Reading Upwards 5d & 2/- & Reading Downwards 1/- BW #D29x, D37x & D40x, gum a tad browned, fresh appearance, Cat $375. [Overprints applied in Tasmania for UPU distribution.] (3) 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. 1908-09 Stroke After Shilling Values 1/- dull green & 5/- dull green P11½x11, fine mint Cat $675. (2) 1938-63 New Frame Plates 1/- carmine and yellow-green Ash imprint pair (no dot) BW #D127b, mild toning, MUH, Cat $700 (as a block of 4). AUSTRALIA | Customs Duty Customs Clearance Seals red/white Port of Brisbane P11½ at left only, mint but toning. Customs Clearance Seals red/white Port of Sydney P11½ on 3 side, cancelled Jan 1902. Customs Clearance Seals black/pink HM Customs, Victoria, imperf, on piece, Port of Melbourne handstamp. Plus printed ‘Per PACKET POST Samples’ label from Sands & McDougall with Customs and Excise handstamp. (2) AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1911 1d KGV Fullface Coronation mixed mint & used incl unused 1d Roo for G Hall & Sons, 1d red KGV without admonition used, 1½d brown no admonition x3 used, 1925 1d green CTO but addressed, 1d green QE doubleton used. (18) 1911 1d Red KGV Fullface with variety Double strike of ‘TRA’ and portions of admonition BW #P1(1)g, printed notice on reverse for Commonwealth Club of Adelaide, fine postally used, Cat $400. Scarce! 1911 1d KGV Fullface Coronation used cards in purple-brown x4 comprising KGV Diffused Oval Type 2; Prince of Wales Unframed Diffuse Oval with Vic BN ‘MCCC/37, Rectangular oak leaf frame & Unframed rectangle with Warwick Chamber of Commerce stencilled message; some mild toning/soiling, fine overall. Plus late 1921 use of blue-green KGV Ornate Unshaded Rectangle (P6 Type 3) uprated with ½d green KGV. (5) 1911 1d KGV Fullface Coronation KGV in Oval Oak Leaf Frame Type 4 in purple-black on White Card/White on Reverse BW #P9(2)A, printed notice on reverse for St Peter’s Collegians’ Association, mild crease, 1912 Adelaide local usage. Unusual. 1915-16 1d Red KGV Sideface perf ‘OS/NSW’, BW #P27ea, used locally on ‘28SEP1916’ by Sydney Harbour Trust NSW State Government Department, a few spots, Cat $200. 1919-20 1½d Brown KGV Sideface With 2-Line Footnote x6, BW #P51, all used in 1919 or 1920, Cat $600. (6) 1923 ‘ONE/PENNY’ On 1½d KGV Sideface Obsolete Stock BW #P58, 1½d red-brown (P52), Cat $250, 1924 use from Melbourne. 1923 ‘ONE/PENNY’ On 1½d Red-Brown KGV Sideface Obsolete Stock footnote removed BW #P58, mild toning, Cat $750. 1923 ‘ONE/PENNY’ On 1½d Red-Brown KGV Sideface Obsolete Stock x3 BW #P58, one used in 1924, one uprated with 1d for 1930 use to France (faults) & one uprated with ½d for 1932 local use in Melbourne, Cat $750. (3) 1923 ‘ONE/PENNY’ On 1½d Emerald-Green KGV Sideface Obsolete Stock footnote removed BW #P59, mild uniform toning, Cat $750.

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[ACSC states that just 45,450 cards were supplied to Department of Defence in March 1917] 1916-19 1d Red KGV Star Die 1 for Customs House, Sydney, BW #PS9, 1917 use in Sydney. 1921-23 1½d Red-Brown Star With ‘POSTAGE’ BW #PS18 for Registrar-General (NSW) addressed to Blackheath with Sydney ‘MR22/1923’ machine cancel, couple of pinholes in upper-left corner, Cat $300. 1928-37 1d Green KGV Oval BW #PS23 unused, Cat $300, for Adelaide Co-Operative Society 2nd class mail, a little soiled, rare. 1941-50 2d Green KGVI Oval BW #PS30 1952 (Mar 14) use for H Jones & Co (Tas) as advice card, Hobart slogan cancel, fine condition, Cat $200. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Letter Cards 1911-12 1d KGV Fullface Perf 10 First Line Ending ‘Any’ sepia on pale green surfaced stock, with view ‘BUSH HUT/VIC.’, BW #LC1(27), 1911 use from Adelaide to Eudunda. 1911-12 1d KGV Fullface Perf 10 First Line Ending ‘Any’ sepia on pale green surfaced stock, with view ‘MOSMAN’S BAY./ SYDNEY. N.S.W.’, BW #LC1(78A), unused, minor spotting. 1911-12 1d KGV Fullface Perf 10 First Line Ending ‘Any’ brown on off-white chalky stock, with view ‘LAUNCESTON/TAS.’, BW #LC3(69), unused, partly stuck down, spotting at top. 1911-12 1d KGV Fullface Perf 10 First Line Ending ‘To’ on grey unsurfaced stock x3, BW #LC8. Unused x2 (brown - Pineapples & deep blue-green - Mosman’s Bay) and used greenish-grey - Sydney Harbour, minor faults (3) 1911-12 1d KGV Fullface Perf 10 First Line Ending ‘To’ text setting B on grey unsurfaced stock x2, BW #LC10. Unused brown National Parks & used blue - Central Rly Stn, minor faults (2) 1911-12 1d KGV Fullface Perf 10 First Line Ending ‘To’ text setting B on white enamelled stock x5, BW #LC11. used with margins brown - Wool Carting and used without margins and some toning x4 (bright violet - Country Scene. purple-brown - Russell Falls, orange-brown - giant red gum & deep blue-green - Russell Falls). (5) 1911-12 1d KGV Fullface Perf 10 First Line Ending ‘To’ text setting B on white enamelled stock x4, BW #LC11. Unused with small faults, blue-green? - Queen’s Gardens, orange-brown - Country Scene, bright violet - Country Scene & sepia - Collins St. (4) 1911-12 1d KGV Fullface Perf 10 First Line Ending ‘To’ on thick white enamelled stock x2, BW #LC12. Fresh unused (brown Mosman’s Bay & bright green - Pineapples). (2) 1913 1d Kangaroo original Die x3, BW #LC14 unused [1] black-brown? - Central Rly Station no sky, [2] deep grey-green boxed Zoological Gardens, ‘Griffiths Bros’ printed address x2 (small faults). (3) 1913 1d Kangaroo Die I and Die II x2, BW #LC15-6, all fresh unused Die I grey-black - unframed Lorne, Die II sepia - Lake St Clair and purple-black? - Cedar Logs. (3) 1914-18 1d KGV Die 1 Sideface on grey P10 x2, BW #LC17 sepia - River Derwent & purple-brown - North Terrace (2) 1914-18 1d KGV Die 1 Sideface on grey P12½ x5, BW #LC18 unused deep blue - Picadilly, magenta? - Circular Quay with sky, blue - Coal Mine, grey-black - Mt Ida and sepia Mt Ida. (5) 1914-18 1d KGV Die 1 Sideface on grey P12½ x5, BW #LC18 unused black - City Court, deep grey-blue - City Court, deep greygreen - Flinders St, blue - River Murray & deep purple - Rundle St. with frame. (5) 1914-18 1d KGV Die 1 Sideface in deep purple P12½ with view ‘AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE QUEENSLAND’, BW #LC18(2). 1917 use from Melbourne to Moora WA. 1914-18 1d KGV Die 1 Sideface black on grey P12½ ‘PERTH - with sky’, BW #LC18(98A) unused. 1914-18 1d KGV Die 2 Sideface on grey P10, violet-blue? ‘WATERFALL GULLY/ADELAIDE’ and maroon ‘CEDAR LOGS/ QUEENSLAND’, BW #LC21 unused. (2) 1914-18 1d KGV Die 2 Sideface on grey P10, black ‘GEELONG HARBOUR’ and blackish green ‘GEELONG HARBOUR’, BW #LC21 unused. (2) 1914-18 1d KGV Die 2 Sideface on grey P10, deep purple ‘HARVESTING TAMWORTH N.S.W.’ and sepia ‘WATERFALL GULLY/ ADELAIDE’, BW #LC21 unused. (2) 1914-18 1d KGV Die 2 Sideface blue-black on grey P12½ ‘MT. BUFFALO VICTORIA’, BW #LC22(80 ) unused. 1915 1d KGV Die 1 Sideface Military Views pink inside P12½ view ‘TROOPS on board TRANSPORT’ in deep blue BW #LC27(M12A), unused, small water stain, Cat $150. 1918 ‘THREE/HALFPENCE’ In Blue on 1d KGV Sideface Design P12½ with view ‘CARTING - FAR NORTH’ (camels), BW #LC36(29), fresh unused 1918-20 1½d KGV Sideface black? on mottled grey stock P12½ with view of ‘ON THE MURRAY/S. AUSTRALIA.’’, BW #LC42, used Narrandera to Sydney 3JA20, no margins 1918-20 1½d KGV Sideface black-brown on grey stock P10 with view of ‘PINEAPPLES/QUEENSLAND’’, BW #LC43(102B), fresh unused 1918-20 1½d KGV Sideface black-brown on grey stock P12½ with view of ‘GIBBERONG CREEK N.S.W.’, BW #LC44, used Sydney to Hobart 17AU20, no margins 1920-22 2d Orange KGV Sideface on grey surfaced card P12½, view ‘BURRINJUCK DAM...SETTLER’S HOME LEETON’ BW #LC48(26), from Maryborough, Vic addressed to Mr Abikhair draper Albury New South Wales/GPO Albury please deliver to Mr Abikhair opposite side of street to Police Station. Message is about purchasing handkerchiefs and studs. Spike hole and couple of creases. 1923-24 1½d Green KGV Sideface P12½, view ‘THE GILDEROY RANGES/VICTORIA’, BW #LC51(52) Superb & fresh unused. 1923-24 1½d Green KGV Sideface P12½, view ‘GPO. HOBART’ BW #LC51x(58B), fine Melbourne CTO cancel, a little bit of perf separation 1924 ‘THREE/HALFPENCE’ On 2d KGV Sideface red on grey surfaced stock P12½ with view of ‘MOSMAN’S BAY/SYDNEY N.S.W.’, BW #LC54(78B). Trivial tone, unused. 1924 ‘THREE/HALFPENCE’ On 2d KGV Sideface red on grey surfaced stock P12½ with view of ‘RUSSELL FALLS/TASMANIA’, BW #LC54(118). Couple of wrinkles, unused. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Envelopes 1918-19 1½d Black-Brown KGV Star Die 2 x2, one on grey stock and second on uncatalogued brownish stock, both with same knife, BW #EP17, both unused. (2) 1923-24 ‘THREE/HALFPENCE’ On 2d KGV Star orange without ‘POSTAGE’ (EP21), BW #EP24. Scarce, rarely seen so clean, Cat $750. 1928 2d Red-Brown KGV Oval CTO for UPU Distribution BW #EP33, faint band of toning, Cat $350.

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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 2nd February 2018 AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Official) 1913-14 1d Red Kangaroo Dotted ‘OS’ Original Die type 1 long envelope from Victorian Education Department, BW #EO1A, 1919 (Aug 12) use from Moyhu, oval ‘T½D’ on face. 1913-14 1d Red Kangaroo Dotted ‘OS’ Original Die type 1 long envelope from Victorian Education Department, BW #EO1A, 1922 (Jul 25) use from Eildon Weir, unusually uprated with 1d Roo cutout, a little aged. 1913-14 1d Red Kangaroo Dotted ‘OS’ Original Die type 2 long envelope from Victorian Education Department, BW #EO1B, 1919 (Aug 19) use from Mildura with non-OS ½d green KGV, left edge tatty. 1913-14 1d Red Kangaroo Dotted ‘OS’ Die 1 type 4 long envelope from Victorian Education Department, BW #EO1D, 1919 (Aug 21) use from Bulumwaal with non-OS ½d green KGV. 1914-16 1d Red KGV Sideface Dotted ‘OS’ type 1, BW #EO4, long envelope of Education Department Melbourne uprated ½d green LM wmk perf ‘OS’cancelled ‘GLENROWAN25JL19/VIC’ cds. Neat cover, quite scarce. 1918 1½d Brown KGV Sideface Solid ‘OS’ BW #EO7B, OHMS long envelope for Education Department, Melbourne, used 1924. Scarce. 1923 ‘THREE/HALFPENCE’ On 2d Red KGV Star Solid ‘OS’ With ‘POSTAGE’ BW #EO14, long envelope for Education Department, Melbourne, rare Barrapoort (Vic) ‘21SE24’ datestamp. 1930 ‘TWO/PENCE’ On 1½d Red Oval Solid ‘OS’ With ‘POSTAGE’ BW #EO18 long envelope for Education Department (Melbourne), small hinge remnants on flap, flap unsealed, fine unused, Cat $400. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Envelopes (PTPO) Mainly KGV Selection incl Shire of Meredith 1d Roo, No ‘POSTAGE’ 1d red Sideface (Vacuum Oil), 1d red Star (1, Roberts & Co) 2d orange (4 incl James Marshall, Adelaide Electric), ‘POSTAGE’ 1d green (12, Vaccum Oil, Adelaide Electric, Perdriau Rubber, Alex, Cowan & Sons, Elder Smith, ), 1½d brown (2, Studley Preserving & Brookes Burrage), 1½d green (1, Brookes Burrage), 2d orange (4, Farmer & Company, Patons & Baldwin’s, Harry Shelley), 2d red (17, British Imperial Oil x3, Wallace, Buck & Goodes, British Wool Realisation - unused, Adamson, Strettle, Dalton Bros, Perpetual Trustees Hobart, Vacuum Oil x4, Civil Service Stores, Patons & Baldwins x2 & Henry Berry). Plus a few later to KGVI. Mixed condition, good variety but no illustrated items. (48) Mainly 1930s KGV Selection all ovals, with 1½d red x11, 1d green x13 & 2d red x54. Plus a few KGVI. No illustrations apart from the odd logo, some duplication of users. Mixed condition, good variety. (84) 1921 4d Violet KGV Sideface cut-out x2 with Melbourne & Malvern cds, BW #ES21, No entires are recorded, Plus 2½d Kangaroo (BW #ES7) cut-out with Melbourne cds, and ½d Roo wrapper top for AG Webster & Son, Cat $700+ (cut-out). (4) 1922-24 1d Violet KGV ‘Star’ With ‘POSTAGE’ BW #ES41 x5, for Melbourne based users comprising International Harvester, British Australian Wool Realisation x2, plus window envelopes for Brookes, Robinson & Co and James Moore & Sons, few small faults/blemishes, Cat $500. (5) 1918-1919 1½d Black-Brown KGV Star No ‘POSTAGE’ Die 2 BW #ES48, for The Register (SA newspaper), flap unsealed, minor blemishes, unused, Cat $100 used, unpriced unused. [ACSC states ‘No mint envelopes have been seen’.] 1923-30 Unused Selection for British Wool Association mostly Long Envelopes comprising 1½d Green KGV ‘Star’ BW #ES55, 1½d Red KGV ‘Star’ #ES56 x2, long & small types 2d Red KGV ‘Star’ #ES61 and 2d Red KGV Oval Die 1 #ES72 (edge blemishes), some creasing from being folded as return envelopes, mostly fine, Cat $1,000. (5) AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Registration Envelopes 1913 4d Orange Kangaroo Boxed ‘REGISTERED’ with No line on back flap, BW #RE1c, lightly soiled, Cat $800. 1913 4d Orange Kangaroo Boxed ‘REGISTERED’ with Melbourne CTO datestamp, BW #RE1x, Cat $200. 1915 4d Orange KGV Sideface setting 2 (line through ‘y’ of ‘penny’ etc), BW #RE5B, 1915 use from Rialto to Singapore, uprated with ½d green KGV pair, file holes at left. 1928-50s group with 4½d KGV x2 (one used), 5d on 4½d KGV long 18mm setting to USA, uprated with 1d green KGV, 5d KGV x4 (three used), 5d KGVI used to England & 1950s Formular unused (9) AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes 1944-68 Group incl 1944 Admonition obliterated & Admonition removed, both used, mint & used of 1945 New Layout, 1952 10d Surcharge, 10d Plane in Oval, 10d Plane in Globe etc. Useful group. (35+) 1944 ‘AIR LETTER’ QANTAS private cachet with typed message from QANTAS only 75 were produced, Cat $250. 1944-45 7d Blue KGVI - Admonition Removed with Lancastrian service cachet x2 (one on yellow paper, the other on stone paper), BW #A2e, typed letter, Cat $600. (2) 1945-50 7d KGVI New Layout optd in purple for the Sydney Singapore leg of the re-opening of the EMPIRE AIR ROUTE. Addressed to Qantas in Singapore, signed by both pilots Moxham and Furze, backstamped Singapore GPO next day. 1945-50 7d KGVI New Layout optd in red for the Sydney London leg of the re-opening of the EMPIRE AIR ROUTE. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Wrappers (PTPO) 1959-69 Stock Exchange Wrappers mounted on pages with [1] 2½d used 1959; [2] 2½d + 2½d adhesive, used 1963, [3] 2½d ‘SPECIMEN’; [4] 5d deep blue unused; [5] 5d light blue unused; [6] 5d light blue uprated with 2/- pair & 1d, 1965 use to Singapore; [7] 5c orange used 1968; [8] 5c orange uprated with 4c, used 1969. Total Cat $1,300+. A rare offering of an almost complete set. (8) AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Wartime 1916 1d Red KGV Sideface ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.’ At the Base grey stock, white inside, electro has Dent in bottom frame at left etc, BW #LCM1, unused, minor soiling, Cat $500. 1916 1d Red KGV Sideface ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.’ At the Base grey stock, white inside, electro has break in left frame opposite value shield, BW #LCM1, unused, minor water stains, Cat $500. 1916 1d Red KGV Sideface ‘A.I.F., ABROAD’ At the Base light grey stock, white inside, electro has Small break below 2nd N of PENNY, BW #LCM2, fresh unused, Cat $750. The first we have offered. 1917-19 1d Red George V Inscribed ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE’ Setting 1 BW #ME1, trivial ink marks top right corner, flap unsealed, fine overall, Cat $300. 1916 (March) 1st Issue ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.’ At the Base 1d carmine setting 1 with 9mm gap between MILITARY and ‘Regimental Number’ (electro has break in left frame and white flaws on E of POSTAGE & TR of AUSTRALIA), BW #ME1, fresh unused, Cat $300. 1916 (March) 1st Issue ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.’ At the Base 1d carmine setting 1 with 9mm gap between MILITARY and ‘Regimental Number’, this is the “second” type of this setting, BW #ME1, used at Colac, Cat $450. A small surface abrasion has made the word ‘sufficient’ appear to be ‘sufficiet’. [This was the cover that gave rise to the erroneous listing of the Sufficiet variety in the catalogue.] 1916 (March) 1st Issue ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.’ At the Base 1d pale carmine setting 1 with 9mm gap between MILITARY and ‘Regimental Number’, BW #ME1, used at Sydney, Cat $450. This is the “second” type of this setting. Opened a little roughly. 1916 (March) 1st Issue ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.’ At the Base 1d carmine setting 2 with 19mm gap between MILITARY and ‘Regimental Number’, BW #ME2, fresh unused, Cat $1,500. Very rare. 1916-17 1d Red KGV Sideface ‘A.I.F., ABROAD’ At the Base at the base, 1st setting on off-white/cream paper, flap sealed. BW #ME3, Cat $300.

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1916-17 1d Red Military Envelope Inscribed ‘A.I.F. ABROAD’ Setting 1, off-white to cream laid paper BW #ME3A, minor toning, fine overall, Cat $300. Note the electro has a white flaw on the O of POSTAGE making it different to the electro decribed in the handbook. 1916-17 1d Red Military Envelope Inscribed ‘A.I.F. ABROAD’ Setting 1, off-white to cream laid paper BW #ME3A, used at Woonona, NSW on 28AP17, censor label at left, Cat $400. Note the electro is the one described in the handbook. 1916-17 1d Red Military Envelope Inscribed ‘A.I.F. ABROAD’ Setting 1 on buff wove paper BW #ME3B, fine unused, Cat $300. 1916-17 1d Red Military Envelope Inscribed ‘A.I.F. ABROAD’ Setting 2, off-white surfaced laid paper BW #ME4A, fresh unused, Cat $300. Note the electro has a white flaw behind the roo’s shoulder. 1916-17 1d Red Military Envelope Inscribed ‘A.I.F. ABROAD’ Setting 2, cream unsurfaced laid paper BW #ME4A, unused, Cat $300. Note the electro has a break in the bottom frame below the 2nd N of PENNY. 1916-17 1d Red Military Envelope Inscribed ‘A.I.F. ABROAD’ Setting 2, cream unsurfaced laid paper BW #ME4A, used Mundubbera, Qld 27AP17, endorsed “POW” in green pencil, Cat $400. Note the electro has a break in the bottom frame below the 2nd N of PENNY. 1916-17 1d Red Military Envelope Inscribed ‘A.I.F. ABROAD’ Setting 2, cream unsurfaced laid paper BW #ME4A, used Kyneton, Vic 24AP17, violet ‘PRISONER OF WAR’ on face, front only, Cat $400. Note the electro has a white flaw behind the roo’s shoulder. 1917 4th Issue ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE,/ABROAD’ At Base setting 1 on off-white surfaced laid paper, BW #ME5A, fresh unused, Cat $300. 1917 4th Issue ‘AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE,/ABROAD’ At Base 1d deep carmine setting 2 on grey unsurfaced laid paper, unlisted should be BW #ME6C, fresh unused, Cat $300 for normal stock. This grey stock is very rare and not listed in setting 2. 1940 Australian Defence Canteens [1] 1d green ‘AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE CANTEENS’ one-line, used WA only; [2] 1d green; [3] 1d brown x3. Plus 4 large stampless OHMS envelopes (2 different types) used to despatch stamps and postal notes (9) 1949 4½d Defence Forces Wrapper group comprising [1] Army Medal Section 4½d used x4 each with Registration labels, plus service history of son of one of the recipients; [2] Air Medal Section 5½d used, ‘MERCHANDISE ONLY’ handstamp on face; and [3] Navy Medal Section used 4½d & 5½d, generally fine. (7) 1949 4½d Defence Forces Wrapper group comprising [1] Army Medal Section 4½d unused; [2] Air Medal Section 4½d, ‘MERCHANDISE ONLY’ handstamp on face x2 (one unused) and unused without handstamp; and [3] documents that accompany the Army Service Medal. (7 items) 1949 4½d Defence Forces Wrapper inscribed ‘AIR MEDAL SECTION’, fresh unfolded, mint. AUSTRALIA | Postal Stationery - Wartime - Privately Printed 1916(C.) A.I.F. Envelope orange on buff wovestock, Emery Fig 75. Addressed but not used, fresh. Rare. 1915-16 Commonwealth Stamp Printing Office Letter Card Type II sent (1917 Jun 3) by soldier in France to London. [Between late 1915 and late 1916 Printing Office staff worked gratuitously on Saturday afternoons producing lettercards for servicemen.] AUSTRALIA | Covers By Manufacturer Bergen 1946 Peace/Victory set on hand painted cacheted cover, from GREENOCK addressed in pencil to A. Bergen/Prospect, and signed on the back “Arthur Bergen/18.2.46” in blue ink. [His earliest recorded Australian cover] Bergen 1952 KGVI 4½d Red FDI on Postcard tied by Hindmarsh (SA) ‘20FE52’ FDI cds to ANA airmail postcard with DC4 Skymaster image on viewside & Bergen hand-printed cachet on message side, handstamped address to James Stapleton in New Zealand. Plus 4½d & 6½d on Haslam FDC and 4½d uprating 3½d Lettercard to Denmark. (3) Bergen 1955 Australian-American Friendship tied to hand-printed FDC by ‘RELIEF No.2/1015A-4MY55/SOUTH-AUST’ cds to New Zealand. Campe (AC) 1937 NSW Sesquicentenary set on Sydney Cove cover to England, handstamp on back for Ronald H Evans of Randwick. Haslem 1938 KGVI 1½d maroon on unaddressed red illustrated cover, minor blemishes. Haslem Queen Elizabeth 1½d green pair on illustrated generic FDC. Hawker (John) 1947 1d Princess illustrated unaddressed covers each with added cachet by John Hawker, and with relevant postmark incl ‘Elizabeth Town, Tas’, ‘Windsor, Vic’. (4) Mitchell 1932 1/- Lyrebird on plain registered FDC from Perth (with Mitchell rubber stamped address, lower left) to Stanley Gibbons, London. Minor blemishes. Philatelic Investment Corp 1937 1d King & 2d Queen on postcard to Prince Francis I, Vaduz, Liechtenstein with advertisments on both sides PMG’s Department 1945 Gloucester set on registered OHMS/PMG Dept long unopened envelope to India, with ‘C/72’ Bombay Censor octagonal handstamp applied. Minor blemishes. PMG’s Department 1958 War Memorial pair on ‘ON HER MAJESTY’S SERVICE/POSTMASTER - GENERAL’ neatly typed envelope tied by BRISBANE/10 FE 58/QLD-AUST’ cds, 1959 similar cover with PO Anniv 4d tied by PARLIAMENT HOUSE CANBERRA/22AP59/A.C.T.’ cds both addressed to R.G. Casey CH, DSO, MC, MP, who later became Lord Casey of Berwick. (2) Smith (Frank P) 1938 5d Ram P13½x14 tied to airmail jusqu’a cover to Trinidad by Norwood (SA) ‘1DE38’ FDI datestamp, Frank Smith rubber stamp cachet in blue. Rare. Smyth 1/2d Tasmanian Tiger & QEII 2d tied by East Ipswich/Qld cds on long unaddressed FDC (230x100cm) with unusual ‘Smyth’ (?) generic cachet (map of Australia) at left. This cover has been attributed to Smyth. South Australian Stamp Company 1937 3d Blue KGVI Die I, 6d Kooka & 1/- Lyre on hand-addressed registered ‘Small Crown’ cover with ‘’WOOLLOONGABBA/2AU37/QUEENSLAND’ cds. Swanston 1960 5d Girl Guides on generic unaddressed FDC with ‘BOWENFELLS/NSW’ cds. Retail $185+. The London Assurance matching address selection incl Perth Games with Games pict cds, Royal Visit & Guillaux, also 1962 & 1964 Christmas FDC all neatly addressed to London. (5) Unidentified 1949 UPU 3½d on generic FDC. ‘LARGS NORTH’ cds. Rare cachet. Wesley 1948 Farrer 2½d block of 4 on plain registered cover with ‘LARGS NORTH’ provisional label and signed JMGower/ Postmaster. Whellams (SE) 1930 Sturt Centenary 1½d with ‘MALVERN/1130A-2JE30/VIC’ cds on self-addressed cover with distinctive gothic ‘First Day of Issue’ handstamp at top left. Rare. Wide World 1951 Bendigo Gold Centenary Philatelic Exhibition block of 4 with 6 sided cancel (Jul 2, 1st day) on registered FDC with black ‘First Day Cover’ opt [see note in ‘Australian First Day Covers’ by Moore, Woolley & Pauer, page 53], and special provisional label (no. 0420) to Perth. APM910. AUSTRALIA | First Day Covers 1934 (Nov 1) Macarthur set on plain registered cover from Perth. Minor defects. 1935 (May 2) Jubilee set on registered plain airmail FDC (Norris & Co, UK) from Melbourne to UK with arrival cds on reverse. Blemishes. 1943 Queen Elizabeth 1d block of 4 on plain FDC to USA with ‘OPENED BY CENSOR’ tape, Censor markings & US arrival cds. 1946 (Oct 14) Mitchell sets on two black & white photo cards (one unaddressed) with ‘FIRST DAY COVER’ & ‘Mitchell text’ over Queensland pastoral scene with stamps on reverse (one set cancelled with ‘POLDA’ squared circle datestamp). (2)

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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 2nd February 2018 AUSTRALIA | Commemorative Covers 1955 ‘THE SUMMIT, MT. KOSCIUSKO/23DE55/N.S.W. AUST.’ (APM 1135) on generic Royal QE II FDC envelope used to Goulburn. Cat $250. 1960 Congress of Scientific Management, Melbourne registered use with Congress of Scientific Management special cachet, provisional label ‘020’, (APM1422- APM states 31 registered covers serviced). 1965 Crystalographic Meeting cover with provisional registration label No. 021 with 2/5d Banksia to Serpentine, Vic, plus stampless PMG envelope with special pmk together with registration receipt also with the special postmark. [47 covers were registered] (3 items) AUSTRALIA | Postal History 1914 (Jan 28) cover to Italy with 1d Roo tied by Townsville machine cancel underpaying 2½d foreign letter rate, taxed with Italian 30c Due, re-directed to France and taxed on arrival with 10c & 20c Dues. 1914 (Jul 22) stampless Lettersheet from Customs & Excise Office, Sydney to Messageries Maritimes Co as correspondence acknowledgment sent via boxes in Customs House where shipping companies collected their own mail. Uncommon. 1915 (Sep 6) registered cover to Moree (NSW) with rare combination franking of Tasmania 3d Pictorial & KGV 1d red tied by Sydney registered datestamp, few minor tones. 1919 (Mar 1) use of 1d red single wmk & ½d green large Multi, both perf ‘OS/NSW’, on opened-out OHMS cover from Department of Lands. 1921 (Dec 3) use of 1½d brown single wmk perf ‘OS/NSW’, on OHMS cover from Stores Supply department 1922 (Jul 19) use of 4d milky blue KGV on commercial cover to USA. Scarce. 1922 (Nov 24) GB inwards from London to Melbourne with 9d & 1½d KGV, triple-oval ‘H.M. CUSTOMS/PASSED/NO 4/4JAN1923/ PARCEL POST/MELBOURNE’ on face. 1923 (Jan 17) use of 3d green Roo Die IIB & 2d red KGV on cover from Walcha, NSW to England, with red registration label, couple of repaired tears, contents included. 1923-33 KGV Officials on four covers with 1d opt ‘OS’ and 2d red Die I x2 & 3d blue Die II. (4) 1924 (Apr 7) use of 6d blue Roo on cover from Thursday Island to USA, red & black registration label, mild uniform aging. 1926 inwards cover from GB to Melbourne with triple-circle ‘CUSTOMS DUES/T½D/3’ & ½d PDue applied for payment. 1930s Large envelope (30x23cm) from Automatic Electric Inc, Chicago to Aust Postal Electricians’ Union, Melbourne franked with 1c Franklin & 5c Roosevelt alongside rare massive oval (90x70cm) ‘PASSED/4/CUSTOMS/MELBOURNE’. 1931 (Oct 27) use of 6d violet KSmith on air cover from Lord Howe Island to Salamoa, New Guinea, no backstamps. Unusual. 1931 (C.) complete parcel label with customs declaration for Stereo Mats from the Sun Newspaper, Sydney. 5/2d in stamps on label. 1932 (Feb 4) use of 2d red & 2d blue KGV on air cover from Mataranka, NT to Geelong, Brisbane & Sydney backstamps. Very scarce. 1932 (Apr 12) cover from USA to Thomas Cook Sydney with 2c Washington x2 & 1c Franklin tied by Belmont (Mass) machine cancel, redirected on arrival by air to Darwin with 3d Airmail x2 added and tied by Sydney datestamps, ‘Thomas Cook ‘21MAY1932’ datestamps on reverse, a few stains on reverse. 1933 (May 12) inwards registered cover from Argentina to Rochester, Vic, blue/white 1928 Assessment Label for 14/10d on face. also mss “T3d” on face twice, a little tatty. Rare. 1934 (Mar 27) Maroochy River settler’s cover to fellow riverside settler sent via the unofficial Maroochy River Boat Mail Service with KGV 1d green pen cancelled “27/3/34” by the boat’s mailman, inked annotations at base of cover, small faults. Unusual. 1935 (Mar) inwards air cover from GB with 1/3d Insurance stamp used for postage. Taxed 2/6d and 1/- Anzac pair & 6d Large Kooka used for Postage Due stamps, cancelled with ‘MERRYLANDS/29MR35/N.S.W.’, few small faults at left. An unusual and interesting use for these scarce stamps. 1935 (Apr 16) use of Anzac set & 5d KGV x2 on registered air cover from Melbourne to Holland and then redirected to Berlin. 1935 (Aug 22) use of 1d green KGV perf ‘G/NSW’ on Department of Railways Post Card, from the Estate Agent for Railways. 1936 inwards cover from Germany to Melbourne with triple-circle ‘CUSTOMS/T2D/DUES’ & 2d PDue applied for payment. Customs annotation on back. 1937 Enmore to Lundy (May 10) first day use of 1d & 2d. Atlantic Coast Air Services ½d label & ½ puffin both on face. Unusual destination. 1939 US DL size envelope to NSW with 1½c Harding (Denver pre-cancel), 5 different ‘UNCLAIMED...’, ‘RETOUR’, REBUTS’, etc, on front and on reverse ‘NON RECLAIME (UNCLAIMED.) straight line handstamp, plus Sydney & San Francisco ‘DLO’ cancels & Customs stamps ¼d & 1d just tied by NSW cds & SF DLO cds. 1940s wrapper from Canada with 3c KGVI to Victoria, handstamp on face states that 2 copies ‘Canadian Home Journal’ Serial 7’ have been seized as prohibited imports. It is hard to imagaine what would be offensive in this publication. 1942 (Jan 23) National Bank of Australasia (Sydney) bank cover to Java, with 3½d on 3d tied by Sydney datestamp, Sydney censor tape & handstamp, superb strike of two-line ‘NOT TRANSMISSABLE/SERVICE SUSPENDED’ handstamp in violet, ‘RETURN TO/ SENDER’ Pointing Finger handstamp in red, on reverse Dead Letter Office/Sydney datestamp in red. 1942 (Sep 30) entire parcel wrapper of food from Anthony Hordern & Sons to England, with labels asserting the contents are a bonefide gift from a private address. Complete customs declaration form on back, 3/7d in stamps. Unusual to find a complete wrapper for these parcels. 1944 (Feb 23) use of 5/- Robes and 9d Platypus on long Australian Red Cross Message Service air cover to Geneva, via Portugal 1946 (May 9) BHP oversized printed cover (390x290mm) from Sydney to Melbourne, with 4/1½d multi franking paying the combined registration, express delivery & late fees. 1946 (C.) complete parcel label from Brisbane to England with 3/7d in stamps. Part of Food for Britain scheme, a little stained. Rare. Plus a 1945 (Dec 12) letter from the Collector of Customs explaining how much sugar can be included in the parcels. At a later time used cut-outs of the special 3/7d & 5/10d parcel stamps have been glued to the letter. (2) 1946-47 BHP oversized covers to Melbourne comprising [1] 1946 (Oct 26) airmail cover from Brisbane with 5½d Emu block of 6, 2½d Mitchell x7, plus 2d KGVI, 1½d QM & ½d Roo; [2] 1947 (Jun) airmail from Perth with 10/- Robes x3, 1/4d KGVI x3, 9d Platypus block of 4 & 2d & 2½d KGVI, larg-part cover, some faults; also [3] 1946 (Oct 31) 26c surface mail from Philadelphia (USA). (3) 1948 (May 1) GB KGVI 5½d registered envelope (uprated by 4/9½d for airmail) to NSW with a 1945 blue & white ‘ASSESSMENT LABEL/Customs Duty to Pay £ : “4/8”‘, small green DOUANE C.I. label and boxed ‘MORE TO PAY/3d’ handstamp & KGVI 3d brown added. No markings on reverse. Flap fault. 1949 Service Suspended covers from Tatt’s in Hobart to Swatow, China x2, each with different ‘POSTAL SERVICE SUSPENDED/ RETURN TO SENDER’ handstamp on face, one with additional ‘H.F.A’ handstamp on stamps. Plus Tatt’s 1949 Melbourne Cup application forms that acompanied one of the letters. 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(7) 1987 (Jul 1) Platypus Frama rate increase button set 37c, 53c & $1 on unaddressed PO Platypus FDC generic envelopes. Comprises Darwin, Perth, Hobart, Brisbane & Sydney. (5) AUSTRALIA | First Flight Covers 1930 (2 Aug) First day of increased postage rates matching registered flight covers comprising international (to Egypt) & local (Melbourne) to Qld. Each cover has at least 8 backstamps. Minor blemishes. (2) 1917 (Feb 15) Mt Gambier-Melbourne illustrated Basil Watson PPC with very fine ‘MT GAMBIER/15FE17/STH AUST’ datestamp with KGV 1d red tied by superb double-oval ‘AUSTRALIAN MELBOURNE/27FEB1917/VIC/AERIAL MAIL’ datestamp AAMC #10, very minor blemishes, Cat $600. 1925-39 Group of mainly first flights, incl 1925 Broken Hill-Cessnock with Angel vignette,1927 Normanton-Cessnock, 1929 PerthAdelaide, 1930 Cootamundra-Echuca with Angel vignette, 1931 Australia-England experimental flight, 1934 Melbourne-SalamauaEngland, 1934 NZ-Australia Southern Cross flight, 1939 Sydney-Coen via Cairns. Good group. (11) 1927-39 Group of mainly first flights, incl 1927 Cloncurry-Normanton, 1929 Perth-Adelaide, 1930 Longreach-Croydon, 1934 Daly Waters-Perth signed by pilot, 1931 Australia-Switzerland via England experimental flight, 1934 NZ-Australia-NZ Faith In Australia flight, 1935 Melbourne-London with 1/- Anzac & 1938 Sydney-Groote Eylandt. Good group. (13) 1930 Newcastle Waters-Camooweal AAMC #152a, Cat $400, 1½d & 3d cancelled on arrival with ‘CAMOOWEAL/21FE30/ QUEENSLAND’ as there was no canceller at Newcastle Waters. 1931 Holland - Australia - Java air cover from Gravenhage to Sydney via Batavia, then return to Batavia, stamps include Netherland Indies 1g Java-Australia and 1/4d KGV SMW P13½x12½ pair. 1933-34 Charles Ulm Flights Group comprising [1] 1933 (Dec 12) Auckland-Invercargill illustrated cover; [2] 1934 (Feb 24) New Zealand-Australia on printed cover; [3] 1934 (Apr 10) Australia-New Zealand-Australia, signed by Ulm, addressed to Alec Rosenblum; [4] 1934 (Jul 23) Australia-Papua-Australia signed by Ulm. (4) 1934 (29 Mar) NZ-Aust Flight originating in Cook Islands. Flown by Kingsford Smith in the Southern Cross. Special ‘KIATAIA’ on front & ‘Sydney 29 MCH’ arrival backstamp on reverse. 1934 Daly Waters-Perth (Oct 3) MacRobertson Miller Aviation Daly Waters-Onslow intermediate, where damage to plane necessitated a relief aircraft, taxed 3d and overlapped Postage Due ½d pair and 2d (damaged prior to affixing) applied, AAMC #429a, Cat $150+. 1936-39 Crash Covers [1] 1936 Scipio x2, one with boxed ‘DAMAGED BY WATER’ the other with ‘DAMAGED BY/SEA WATER’; [2] 1937 Cygnus with ‘DAMAGED BY/SEA WATER/IN AIRPLANE/ACCIDENT’; [3] 1939 Centurion with ‘SALVAGE[D] MAIL/EX CENTURIA’ (sic) in red. (3) 1937 Kingscote - American River rare intermediate, with 2d red KGV, AAMC #700a, fine Adelaide Airways Ltd label on face. Signed by pilot Harold O Cook. The mail on the intermediate leg was very small and there was no airmail fee charged. 1938 Australia - England (Aug 1) cover from Mildura to London, endorsed “Mildura-Adelaide air mail Aust-England first flying boat service” with 1d green QE & 2d red KGVI pairs, AAMC #822b, Cat $275. 1939 Australia-England (Unofficial) AAMC #876 return flight cover to England with 5d Ram tied by ‘AIR MAIL/24AU39/SYDNEY NSW’ on attractively franked cover originally sent from USA (Aug 9) to Australia. Only five of these return flight covers are believed to have been serviced. 1943 (24 Dec) QANTAS Parachute Mail Sydney-Mornington Island, signed by pilot “K.G.Caldwell” and green label (1943) affixed, on reverse ‘MORNINGTON ISLAND’ handstamp & mss “J.B. McCarthy/Missionary in Charge/25.12.43’. Blemishes. 1943-47 Parachute Mail to Mornington Island [1] 1943 (24 Dec) QANTAS Parachute Mail Sydney-Mornington Island, signed by pilot “K.G.Caldwell” and green label (1943) affixed, on reverse ‘MORNINGTON ISLAND’ handstamp & mss “J.B. McCarthy/ Missionary in Charge/25.12.43’; [2] 1946 (19 Dec) Parachute Mail Sydney-Mornington Island, and orange/brown label (Frommer 62b) affixed, and on reverse ‘MORNINGTON ISLAND’ handstamp & mss “J.B. McCarthy/Missionary in Charge/25.12.43” [3] 1947 (19 Dec) Parachute Mail Sydney-Mornington Island, and green/black label affixed, signed by pilot “RA Bruce” and on reverse ‘MORNINGTON ISLAND’ handstamp & mss “J.B. McCarthy/Missionary in Charge/25.12.47”. (3) 1947 (14 Oct) Sydney-Norfolk Island with QANTAS green & brown vignette (Frommer 65d), signed by Pilot, and on reverse Norfolk Island arrival cds. 1947 (14 Oct) Sydney-Norfolk Island with QANTAS green & brown vignette (Frommer 65d), signed by Pilot, and on reverse Norfolk Island arrival cds. 1948 Nhill-Melbourne typed endorsement ‘FIRST FLIGHT/AIRMAIL SERVICE...NHILL TO/MELBOURNE’ with 5d Ram & ½d Roo tied by Nhill ‘7SE48’ datestamp, minor blemishes. Unlisted by AAMC. 1949 (15 Mar) Sydney to Hong Kong signed by Pilot with QANTAS red & black vignette (Frommer 81d), & on reverse Hong Kong arrival cds. 1951 Australia-Chile Survey Flight set of intermediates on printed Covercraft covers with New Zealand address. Intermediates are New Caledonia, Fiji, Western Samoa, Aitutaki, French Polynesia & Easter Island, AAMC #1271a-g, Cat $1,350. A rare set. (6) 1935 SS Maheno-Fraser Island Rocket Mail illustrated cover with green triangular vignette. (Postmarked 12 Aug). Water stains. 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) AUSTRALIA | Military - World War I Period 1915 (Jun 24) Burns Philp cover to Scotland with KGV 1d red tied by Thursday Island datestamp, ‘PASSED BY CENSOR’ handstamp in violet applied on the island, Hong Kong transit backstamp, cover with small blemishes. Very scarce censor mail. 1915-18 OAS covers; [1] 1915 ‘A.I.F./Passed by Censor .......’ on PPC of ‘T.S.S. GEELONG’ to Blackwood SA, ‘[A.I.F.]/POSTAGE/ FREE’ handstamp on face; [2] ‘AI.F./[Passe]d by Censor No “41”‘ on 1918 cover from Melbourne to NZ. 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(13) Middle East 1941 (Oct 25) Lebanon 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. Queensland Field POs collection including Atherton (one registered), Barrine, Brisbane, Caboolture, Cairns, Ferndale, Goondiwindi, Helidon, Herberton, Kairi, Mapee, Mareeba, Mt Isa, Murgon, Nerang, Petrie, Ravenshoe (one registered), Redbank, Strathpine, Tolga, Toowoomba, Trinity Beach, Wandecla, Warwick, Windola, Wongabel, and Woodford, some with original letters enclosed, good variety of Censor markings, amongst which is little if any duplication, allocation details lightly penciled reverse, some ‘not seen’ by Proud, odd fault, generally good average quality, useful group. (130+) South Australia 1946 (Jun 22) POW 1/- Airmail Lettersheet to Italy, cancelled at Barmera, SA, arrival backstamp, BW #POW2 Cat $400. Victoria airmail Myrtleford POW camp to Italy, [1] 1943 lettersheet with 1/- Lyrebird, [2] 1946 7d Airletter. (2) AUSTRALIA | DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA 1936 Signed Letter to Prime Minister Joseph Lyons and His Reply: an official copy of a 3-page letter from David Dow, Official Secretary for the Commonwealth of Australia in New York, suggesting that, as the title of Official Secretary was undefined from a diplomatic point of view, it was time to upgrade the status and staff so that an exaquatur (an official recognition by a government of a consul or other representative of a foreign state, authorizing them to exercise office) could be accepted by the USA. At the time Australia was using the British Embassy for its formal diplomatic relationship with the USA. Quite an interesting letter, also includes the signed reply from the Prime Minister, Joseph Lyons. Plus 1934 ...Government Office ...Commonwealth of Australia ... New York cover to Australia, ‘Per S.S. MARIPOSA/via San Pedro’ handstamp on face, corner damage at pottom right. (3) 1938 Signed Letter From Prime Minister Joseph Lyons and His Reply: to David Dow stating that, as he was past retirement age, his position in New York could not be extended. Douane (Customs Declaration) Labels: collection in large folder with many different types and forms many as mint mutiples, many types and styles. A wonderful addition to anyone collecting PO forms, or Customs forms. (many 100s) Signature: of George Houston Reid (1845-1918, 4th Prime Minister of Australia, and 12th Premier of NSW), nice signature on 1901 letter on ‘The Parliament of the Commonwealth’ letterhead. Written when he was Leader of the Opposition, he became Prime Minister three years later and was knighted in 1911. NEW SOUTH WALES 1850 1d Sydney Views No Clouds Hard Bluish Paper SG #5, ironed-out vertical crease at left, complete balanced margins, unused, Cat £11,000. Presents well. RPSV Certificate (2017). 1854 Imperf Laureates Wmk Double-Lined Numerals 3d yellow-green block of 4 [5-6,15-16] SG #87, design cut-into in upper-right & top-right corner, strong colour, small faults, Cat £200+. Uncommon multiple. 1856-60 Imperf Small Diadems Recess Wmk Double-Lined Numeral 1d orange-vermilion, horizontal pair, SG #107, 3 close to large margins, hinge remain on reverse, original gum, Cat £650. 1860-72 Diadems Wmk Double-Lined Numeral Perf 13 6d violet Wmk ‘12’ (inverted) SG #165b, MLH with large-part og, Cat £700. 1882-97 Wmk 2nd Crown/NSW 1d scarlet P11x12 variety Imperforate between stamp and sheet margin at right, mint. Three mint examples are recorded, all from the same sheet. Rare. 1885-86 Fiscals Optd ‘POSTAGE’ in Black 5/- lilac & green P12x10 SG #238b, some ragged perfs, unused, Cat £800. 1890 High Values Wmk Stamp Value 5/- mauve Map P10 SG #263d, fresh MLH, Cat £375. RPSV Certificate (2015). 1897 5/- Coin Reissue block of 4, SG #297d, 1 unit MUH, lightly aged gum, fine & attractive, Cat £280+. 1899 Chalk-Surfaced Paper Wmk 2nd Crown/NSW Perf 12x11 ½d blue-green (shade) right marginal imperf pair, SG #298a, Cat £250. RPSV certificate (2017) 1899 Chalk-Surfaced Paper Wmk 2nd Crown/NSW Perf 12x11 1d Shield SG #300, marginal block of 4 variety Double perfs vertically & horizontally, upper-left unit small hinge thin, fine mint overall. 1903-08 Diadems Wmk 3rd Crown/NSW 5d dark blue-green SG #329 block of 4, lower-right unit No watermark, fine mint. Rare, particularly within a multiple. NEW SOUTH WALES | Official Stamps 1890-91 5/- dull lilac Map P12 SG #O49b, marginal example with vertical watermark at right, weak ‘S’ in overprint, few nibbed/blunt perfs, overall fine mint, Cat £800. NEW SOUTH WALES | Postage Dues 1891-97 10/- green, P12x10, part og. SG #9a, Cat £550. NEW SOUTH WALES | Postal History 1842 (Mar 9) Entire to Glasgow rated “3d” & “8d” with ‘PAID SHIP LETTER/(Crown)/MA 9/1842/*SYDNEY*’ handstamp in red, with single line ‘SHIP LETTER’ in black with London arrival cds in red & boxed ‘GLASGOW/12 AU 1842’ handstamp in black. 1879 (Jul) use of Sydney International Exhibition envelopes x2, both to Augustus Morris in Victoria with DLR 2d (redirected from Colac to St Kilda) or 2d pair tied by different Sydney duplexes, flap faults but of fine appearance. (2) 1892 (?) News South Wales Government Board for International Exchanges printed wrapper to Fire Brigades Board Melbourne with 6d carmine P11x12 optd ‘OS’ SG #O42 tied by Sydney datestamp, some faults. Unusual. 1897 (8 Nov) 1d PTPO envelope HG #KB3 for Wall & Molesworth sent from The Exchange to Church Hill with printed notation on front ‘BUSINESS MATTER ONLY’ and gorgeous artwork on reverse. Flap tear. 1900 Boer War NSW Contingent (Feb 20) cover to Sydney franked with uncancelled GB ½d & 1d plus COGH ½d pair tied by Kimberley ‘FE20/00’ civil office datestamp (5 days after Relief of Kimberley), British stamps not recognized so taxed ‘3D’, Sydney and Hornsby backstamps, mild aging. 1900 Boer War NSW Contingent (Mar 13) stampless cover to Sydney with very fine strike of FPO/British Army datestamp, taxed ‘5D’ presumably due to lack of Unit endorsement or the usual “No stamps available” marking, Sydney & Hornsby backstamps. 1907 (Sep 2) use of 1d & 3d (double-weight) on Registration Envelope from Sydney to HM Customs, Suva. NEW SOUTH WALES | Postmarks Collection Datestamp Collection: on commercial covers/stationery, largely post-war, stated by vendor to be without duplication, wide range of stamp usage present, accelerated entry for a new challenge, generally good strikes/condition. (Approx 1,400 items.) 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NORTHERN TERRITORY | Postal History 1925 inwards official Indian PPC from Lal-Bagh Seed Depot, Bangalore, India, underpaid and taxed 1½d, ½d PDues x3 applied and cancelled at Darwin. Unusual origin to NT. NORTHERN TERRITORY | Postmarks Quorn-Alice Springs TPO: ‘QUORN-ALICE SPRINGS/25DE34/T.P.O.’ on 2d Vic Centenary on cover to Melboune. NORTHERN TERRITORY HM Customs: double-oval ‘H.M. CUSTOMS/[crown]/26JAN1904/PORT DARWIN’ on piece from document. QUEENSLAND 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. 1880 Small Chalon Litho Wmk 2nd Crown/Q Perf 12 2/- blue SG #119 pair, large-part gum, Cat £320+. Rare mint multiple. 1887-89 Lined-Oval Die II Wmk 2nd Crown/Q Perf 9½x12 2d blue, SG #183, tiny thin, Cat £425. 1895-96 Void-Oval Wmk 2nd Crown/Q Perf 12½,13 ½d deep green variety Printed both sides SG #209a, minor tonespot on gum, fine mint, Cat £275. 1900 Boer War Patriotic Fund 1d (6d) claret SG #263, with superb ‘WARWICK/JU29/00/QUEENSLAND’ unframed datestamp, Cat £120. 1900 Boer War Patriotic Fund 2d (1/-) violet SG #264, fine mint (hinge remainder), Cat £350. 1907-11 Large Chalons Litho Wmk Crown/A 2/6d vermilion & 5/- deep rose SG #309&310a, postally used, Cat £140. (2) QUEENSLAND | Postal Fiscals 1871-72 Wmk Large Crown/Q 10/- brown, SG #F22, fiscally used, Cat £450. QUEENSLAND | Postal History 1895 (Dec 11) stampless printed envelope headed ‘ON PUBLIC SERVICE’ and inscribed ‘Queensland International Exhibition/1896’ at lower-left, ‘PAID/ALL’ circular handstamp, Brisbane ‘DE11/95’ duplex datestamp, signed by Jules Joubert (Exhibition Manager) at upper left, addressed locally; pinholes & somewhat aged. Rare, only the third recorded example. QUEENSLAND | Postmarks Collection 1930s-60s Datestamp Collection: on small commercial covers/stationery, without duplication, many scarcer items present, a very useful introduction or addition to this field, generally good to superb strikes, condition mostly fine. (Approx 750.) QUEENSLAND | Numerals 544: [1] (A2) of Dunwich, fine and largely complete BN Type 2b strike on 1d Roo, [Rated 4R] for Commonwealth period.; [2] ‘419’ (A2) of Torrens Creek, fine BN Type 2b strike on 1d Roo, [Rated 4R] for Commonwealth period.; [3] ‘307’ (B2) of Bulimba clearly discernible BN Type 2a strike on 1d Roo, [Rated 4R] for Commonwealth period. (3) QUEENSLAND | Datestamps Mungallala: ‘MUNGALLALA/22SE20/QUEENSLAND’ on 3d Roo Die 1 and 1½d brown KGV with mss ‘Mungallala/Reg 148’ in lieu of registration label RO c.1887; PO c.-/5/1911. Press Bureau Royal Visit Brisbane: ‘RELIEF/6MR63/13/QLD-AUST’ on Royal Visit pair, alongside ‘PRESS BUREAU/ROYAL VISIT/BRISBANE’ provisional label, another Relief strike on reverse. Few tone spots. Scarce. SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1855 Imperf London Printing 1d dark green SG #1 horizontal pair, margins close to very good, Adelaide dumb cancels in black, Cat £1,000+. Lovely item. 1855 Imperf London Printing 1d dark green, 2d rose-carmine & 6d deep blue SG #1-3, 2d complete margins, 1d just cut-into at top, 6d just shaved at left, all with diamond numeral cancels, Cat £755. (3) 1856-58 Imperf Adelaide Printing 1d deep yellow-green SG #5 horizontal pair, just shaved at top of first unit & at base of second unit, otherwise close to good margins, strong colour, lightly applied DN ‘36’ cancels of Clare, Cat £1,100+. Rare multiple. 1856-58 Imperf Adelaide Printing 1/- orange SG #12, complete close to good margins, tidy cancel, Cat £475. 1858-59 First Roulettes 1/- orange SG #18 strip of 3, tiny corner nick at upper right otherwise fine, tidy Adelaide dumb cancels, Cat £150+. Rare multiple. 1891-93 Surcharges Perf 10 2½d on 4d block of 8 (4x2), two left-hand units variety Thin fraction bar, also 5d on 6d block of 4, fresh MUH, Cat £140++. (2 items) SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Official Stamps 1876-85 Wmk 10x11½-12½ 4d deep mauve variety ‘O.S.’ Overprint inverted SG #O17d, fine used, Cat £275. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Private Carrier Stamps J.R.Cocking: 6d red P12 on horizontally laid paper with the original ‘66 Currie St’ address, 8mm tear at right & mild wrinkle, otherwise far superior to the defective example illustrated on Dave Elsmore’s website, Cat $1,500. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Postal History 1846 (Nov 9) printed ‘On the Service of The Customs/Collector’ entire letter used London to Adelaide, fine crowned Paid datestamp in red (25MY25/1846) and arrival datestamp in black showing only the day and month slugs ‘9NO6’ (appears to be poorly printed FREE handstamp). One of three known examples. Attractive. 1847 (Feb 5) printed ‘On the Service of The Customs/Collector’ entire letter used London to Adelaide, fine crowned Paid datestamp in red (14SP14/1846) and arrival datestamp in black showing only the day and month slugs ‘’FRE[E]/5FE7’ (poorly printed FREE handstamp). One of three known examples. 1848 (Nov 13) printed ‘On the Service of The Customs/Collector’ entire letter used London to Adelaide, fine crowned Paid datestamp in red (19JY19/1848) and black ‘[G·P·O]/[crown]/NO*13/1848/SOUTH AUSTRALIA’ arrival on face. The message advise that agricultural implements imported into Natal are duty free. 1849 (Apr 25) printed ‘On the Service of The Customs/Collector’ entire letter used London to Adelaide, fine crowned Paid datestamp in red (3JA3/1849) and poor black ‘G·P·O/[crown]/AP*25/49/SOUTH AUSTRALIA’ (no century in date now) arrival on face. The message asks that the messages sent be reconciled with the messages received. 1852 (Nov 4) printed ‘On the Service of The Customs’ entire letter used London to Adelaide, fine crowned Paid datestamp in red (18JU18/52) and black ‘G·P·O/NO4/1852/SOUTH AUSTRALIA’ arrival on face. The message advise that copies of the act have been sent by packet. 1854 (Nov 4) to the Collector of Customs, Port Adelaide fine red ‘PAID/NO4/1854/ADELAIDE.S.A’ on face. Free frank privileges were abolished in 1853. 1887 (Jun 17) inwards cover from NSW to C.H. Granlund/Exhibition Buildings/Adelaide with 1d DLR pair tied by BN ‘1106’ of ‘CROYDON/NSW’ backstamp, endorsed “Express/56”, Sydney & Adelaide transits & faint ‘[JUBILEE] EXHIBITION/JU20/87/S-A’ arrival (ERD) backstamp. 1918 inwards cover from GB with black/pink ‘POSTAL CUSTOMS,/SOUTH AUSTRALIA./Passed,’ label on back, opened a little roughly. [This style of Customs label type is only recorded for South Australia.]

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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 2nd February 2018 1950 (May 17) inwards letter from GB to The News, Adelaide, with black/pink ‘POSTAL CUSTOMS/SOUTH AUSTRALIA/Passed’ label on face. Airmail & Express Delivery labels on face, curiously with boxed ‘SECOND CLASS/AIR MAIL’ handstamp also on face. 1/4d in postage. Plus small parcel piece (1950s?) with same label and 8/3d in postage. (2) SOUTH AUSTRALIA | DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA Parcel Post: gummed Customs Declaration form between United States & South Australia 5000-22.7.05, unused small faults. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | PICTURE POSTCARDS South Australia Custom Houses: collection with additional photos and illustrations, few postmarks and covers Includes Adelaide, Borroloola sqjared circle, Goolwa, Port Adelaide, Port Darwin, Port Macdonnell, Robe & Victor Harbor. Noted nice 1d ‘OS Postal Card from Customs Adelaide. (c.25 items) SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Departmental Overprints | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings Balance Of A Collection various department with overprints mostly in black comprising ‘A.O.’ x4, ‘B.G.’ x3, ‘C.’ x10, ‘C.L.’ x7, ‘C.O.’ x7 (one in red), ‘C.P.’ x2 (both in red), ‘C.S.’ x6, ‘D.B.’, ‘E.’ x2, ‘G.P’, ‘H.A.’ x3 (one in red), ‘L.T’ x9, ‘P.’ x26 (four in blue) including four pairs, ‘M’ x4 (all in red), ‘M.B.’ x3, ‘O.A’ x2, ‘P.O.’ (in red), ‘P.S.’ x6, ‘P.W.’, ‘R.B.’ x3, ‘R.G.’, ‘S.’ x2, ‘S.G.’ x8 (two in red), ‘S.T.’ x2 (one in red), ‘S.M.’ x9 (two in blue), ‘T.’ in black x15 & ‘W’ x2; a few dubious overprints sighted, plenty of rated cancels, however condition is very mixed. (139) SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Departmental Overprints Attorney-General ‘A.G.’ in black on Large Star 1/- P10, Strong offset of overprint on reverse, Adelaide dumb cancel, Rated R. Attorney-General ‘A.G.’ in black on Crown/SA 2d orange-red P10 Rated R, 4d dull purple P12 (defect & straight-edge), Rated 2R & Large Star 1/- red-brown P10 Rated R;. (3) Audit Office ‘A.O.’ in black on Large Star 1/- P12xRoulette, trimmed perfs and roulettes leaving most of design intact, Rated 2R. Barracks Department ‘B.D.’ in red on Large Star 6d blue rouletted, defect in left margin & some general thinning, very fine Adelaide ‘JY19/69’ datestamp, Rated 2R. Barracks Department ‘B.D.’ in red on Large Star 1/- red-brown rouletted, small indent in upper-left margin otherwise fine, neatly cancelled, Rated 2R. Botanic Garden ‘B.G.’ in black on Large Star 6d blue P12, ragged perfs a left & right, Adelaide datestamp, Rated 2R. Botanical Garden ‘B.G.’ in black on Large Star 2d vermilion rouletted, marginal vertical watermark lines at left, tidy cancel, Rated 2R. Chief Secretary ‘C.S.’ in red on Large Star rouletted 2d vermilion (small mis-rouletted stamp) & 6d ultramarine both Rated 2R. (2) Chief Secretary ‘C.S.’ in black on Crown/SA 2d red-orange P10, fine example, Rated 2R. Chief Secretary ‘C.S’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P12, fine used, Rated 2R. Chief Secretary C.S’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P12x10, fine example, Rated 2R. Chief Secretary C.S’ in black on V/crown 4d dull purple P10, short perf, quite fine, Rated 4R. Chief Secretary ‘C.S.’ in black on Large Star 4d P12, fine used with crisp 1877 GPO Adelaide datestamp, Rated 2R. Chief Secretary Watermark Large Star ‘C.S. in black selection with 2d rouletted, 4d rouletted Rated 2R, 4d P10, 6d P10x10x10x12 & 1/- P12xRoulette; good to fine condition. (5) Commissariat Office ‘C.O.’ in red on Large Star 6d red-brown rouletted, Adelaide ‘JU17/69’ datestamp, Rated 4R. Commissariat Office ‘C.O.’ in black on Large Star 4d P10, single nibbed perf, Adelaide datestamp, Rated 5R. Commissariat Office ‘C.O.’ in black on Large Star 2/- P12, variety No stop after ‘O’ in overprint, fine used, Rated 3R. Commissioner Of Police ‘C.P.’ in red on Large Star 2d vermilion rouletted, blind pinhole otherwise fine unused, Rated 4R. Commissioner Of Police ‘G.P.’ in red on Large Star 2d rouletted x11, a couple with complete margins, one unusually with DN ‘60’ cancel, other with tidy 1868-69 Adelaide datestamps; mostly fine. (11) Convict Department ‘C.D.’ in black on Rouletted Large Star 2d pale orange, 1870 datestamp, Rated 2R. Convict Department ‘C.D.’ in black on Rouletted Large Star 2d red-orange, used, Rated 2R. Convict Department ‘C.D.’ in black on Large Star 6d blue P12xRoulette, thin patch centre-right & small stain, tidy cancel, Rated 5R. Convict Department ‘C.D.’ in black on Large Star 1/- brown P12xRoulette, mild aging, 1874 GPO Adelaide datestamp, Rated 5R. Crown Lands ‘C.L.’ in blue on Rouletted Wmk Crown/SA (inverted) 2d orange, clipped roulettes & tiny nick in upper margin, 1869 GPO Adelaide datestamp, Rated 2R. Crown Lands ‘C.L.’ in blue on Crown/SA (wmk inverted) 2d orange-red rouletted, Adelaide ‘DE18/68’ datestamp, Rated 2R. Crown Lands ‘C.L.’ in red on Large Star 4d dull purple P12, some clipped perfs, neat cancel, Rated 2R. Crown Lands ‘C.L.’ in black on Large Star 2/- carmine rouletted, some clipped perfs, neat cancel, Rated 3R. Customs ‘C.’ in black selection with Large Star 1d P12x10x10x10, 4d P10x12 (oversized example), 6d P12 & 1/- P12xRoulette, all Rated R; Crown/SA 2d P10 Rated S and 2d P10x10x10x12 Rated 2R ; V/Crown 2d P10 Rated R; some perf blemishes, generally good to fine. (7) Customs red ‘C’ on 1/- chestnut rouletted, SG #41, 3 sides scissor-cut, rated 5R, DN ‘71’ of Goolwa. Customs ‘C’ in black on Rouletted Crown SA 2d red-orange Watermark reversed, Rated 3R. Customs ‘C.’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P10, fine example, Rated 2R. Customs ‘C.’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P10x12, quite fine, Rated R. Customs ‘C.’ in black on Large Star Rouletted 1d green, 3mm tear at base, Rated 3R. Customs ‘C.’ in black on Roulettted Large Star 6d Prussian blue, lightly used, Rated 2R. Customs black ‘C’ on 2d orange-red P11½-12x10x10x10, SG #163, 1873 use Noarlunga. Destitute Board ‘D.B.’ in red on Large Star 2d vermilion rouletted, unusually with diamond numeral ‘18’ cancel of Brighton, Rated 2R. Destitute Board ‘D.B.’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P12, mild paper wrinkling, Rated R. Engineer ‘E.’ in black on Large Star 4d P12, marginal watermark line at left. Fine example, Rated R. Engineer ‘E’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P12, shallow thinning at top, tidy Adelaide datestamp, Rated R. Government Printer ‘G.P.’ in red on Large Star Rouletted 1d green, 1868 GPO datestamp, Rated R. Government Printer ‘G.P.’ Wmk Large Star rouletted group comprising overprint in red on 1d green, overprint in blue on 1d green (fault at base) & overprint in black on 2/- rose-carmine; all are Rated R. (3) Government Printer ‘G.P.’ in black Watermark Large Star selection with 1d sage-green P12xRoulette Rated R, 1d green P12, 1d Green P10 Rated R, 1d green P12x12x12x10 oversized example, & 2/- carmine P12 Rated R; few trimmed perfs, generally good to fine examples. (2) Government Printer ‘G.P.’ in red on Large Star 1/- rouletted, dumb cancel of Adelaide, Rated 2R. Hospitals ‘H.’ in black on V/Crown 2d orange P10, pinhole and straight edge at right, Rated 3R. Hospitals ‘H.’ in black on Crown/SA 2d orange P10, single nibbed perf, very fine used, Rated R. Fine examples usually sell for $300+ at auction. House Of Assembly ‘H.A.’ in red on Large Star 6d ultramarine rouletted, ink stained at base, Rated 2R. 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House Of Assembly ‘H.A.’ in black on Crown/SA 2d orange-red P10, few nibbed perfs, lightly cancelled, Rated 2R. House Of Assembly ‘H.A.’ in black Watermark Large Star selection with 4d P12, 6d blue rouletted, 1/- P12xRoulette & 1/- P12 all Rated R; few perf blemishes, fine overall. (4) Land Titles ‘L.T.’ in red (no stop after ‘T’) on Large Star 6d blue rouletted, rounded upper-right corner, Rated R. Land Titles ‘L.T.’ in blue on Crown/SA 2d orange-red rouletted, 1869 Adelaide datestamp, Rated R. Land Titles ‘L.T.’ in black Watermark Large Star Group with 4d P12 Rated R, 6d Prussian blue P12xroulette, 6d deep blue P12 (some thinning), 6d indigo P10 Rated R, and 6d sky blue P12 Rated R; also ‘L.T. in blue on Crown/SA 2d rouletted Rated R; generally good to fine examples. (6) Legislative Librarian ‘L.L.’ in red on Large Star 4d dull purple P12, some nibbed perfs, used, Rated R. Legistlative Council ‘L.C.’ in black on Crown/SA (wmk reversed) 2d orange rouletted, Adelaide ‘AU29/69’ datestamp, Rated 2R. Manager Of Railways ‘M.R’ in black on Star Wmk Rouletted 2d orange-red (clipped at right) and on 4d dull purple with marginal watermark lines at right, lightly used; Rated 2R & R respectively. (2) Manager Of Railways ‘M.R.’ in black on Large Star 4d P12, oversized example, Rated 2R. Marine Board ‘M.B.’ in black on Large Star 1d green rouletted, small defect lower-right corner, centrally struck Adelaide datestamp, Rated 2R. Marine Board ‘M.B.’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P10, some aging, oversized example with vertical watermark line at right, Rated 2R. Official Assignee ‘O.A.’ in red on Large Star 4d P12, small stamp with ‘JA30/69’ datestamp, Rated 2R. Police ‘P.’ in blue on Large Star 6d blue P10, lightly cancelled, Rated 2R. Police ‘P.’ overprints on pairs selection comprising in blue on 2d Crown/SA rouletted; in black on 2d Crown/SA rouletted, 2d P10, 2d P12x10 and on V/Crown P10; also V/Crown P10 oversized corner single; odd tone, generally fine. (6 items) Police ‘P.’ in black on Crown SA 2d orange-red P10xRoulette pair, Adelaide ‘FE1/71’ datestamps, Rated 2R. Post Office ‘P.O.’ in red on Wmk Large Star 6d ultramarine & 1/- red-brown rouletted, each Rated R. (2) Post Office ‘P.O.’ in black on Large Star 6d Prussian blue rouletted, Rated 2R. Post Office ‘P.O.’ in black on Crown/SA 2d P10xRoulette (5mm tear at left) & 2d P10 also on Large Star 1/- P12x10; all Rated R. (3) Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black in Large Star 9d grey-lilac rouletted and on 9d red-purple P12, trimmed perfs; both Rated 2R. (2) Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black on Large Star 10d on 9d yellow P10x12, clipped perf at base, used, Rated R. Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black on Large Star 1/- red-brown P12xRouletted, fine mint, Rated 4R. Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black on Crown/SA 2d P10 and on Large Star 3d on 4d P10, 4d P10 & 1/- rouletted; also ‘P.S.’ in red on Large Star 2d rouletted; all Rated R; some nibbed/trimmed perfs, generally good to fine. (5) Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black in Large Star 6d dull blue rouletted, centrally struck Adelaide datestamp, Rated 4R. Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black on Large Star 3d on 4d P12, trimmed perfs, lightly cancelled, Rated 2R. Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black on Crown/SA 2d orange-red rouletted, fine Adelaide ‘MY17/70’ datestamp, Rated 3R. Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black on Large Star 6d Prussian blue P10, clipped perf at base, lightly cancelled, Rated 2R. Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black on Large Star 6d Prussian Blue P10, very lightly cancelled, Rated 2R. Private Secretary ‘P.S.’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P12, tidy Adelaide datestamp cancel, Rated 4R. Registrar-General ‘R.G.’ in red on Large Star 2d vermilion rouletted, very fine 1868 Adelaide datestamp, Rated 2R. Registrar-General ‘R.G.’ in black on Crown/SA 2d orange-red rouletted, some aging on reverse, unusually with diamond numeral cancel, Rated 2R. Road Board ‘R.B.’ in black on Large Star 4d dull purple P10, rounded lower-right corner, unusual fiscal cancel in blue, Rated 2R. Road Board ‘R.B.’ in red on Large Star 2d rouletted, well struck 1868 Adelaide datestamp, Rated R. Sheriff ‘S.’ in blue on Large Star 6d sky blue P12xRoulette, couple tiny perf nicks & shallow thinning at top, lightly cancelled, Rated 3R. Stipendiary Magistrate ‘S.M.’ in red on Large Star 2d vermilion rouletted, tidy cancel, Rated 2R. Stipendiary Magistrate ‘S.M’ in red with overprint variety No stop after ‘M’ on Large Star 2d vermilion rouletted, faded and somewhat discoloured, lightly cancelled, Rated 4R. Stipendiary Magistrate S.M.’ in blue on Large Star 6d blue rouletted, tidy DN bars cancel, Rated 3R. Stipendiary Magistrate S.M.’ in black on Large Star P12xRoulette 6d sky blue and on 6d Prussian blue, Rated R & 2R respectively. (2) Stipendiary Magistrate ‘S.M.’ in black on Large Star 4d purple P12, lightly cancelled, Rated 3R. Superintendent Of Telegraphs ‘S.T.’ in black on Large Star 6d dull blue rouletted, very fine used, Rated 2R. Surveyor-General ‘S.G.’ in red Wmk Large Star trio comprising 2d vermilion rouletted (some age spots), 4d dull purple P12 & 6d ultramarine rouletted; all Rated R. (3) Surveyor-General ‘S.G.’ in black overprints selection with Crown/SA 2d rouletted Rated R & 2d P10, V/Crown 2d P10 Rated R, Large Star 4d P10, 4d P12 & 6d P10 Rated R; also ‘S.G.’ in red on 6d rouletted Rated R; some perf blemishes, generally good to fine condition. (7) Titles Registration ‘T.R.’ in black on Large Star 1/- red-brown P12, tidy cancel, Rated 2R. Treasury ‘T.’ in black on Large Star 2/- rose-carmine rouletted, 2/- carmine P10x12 & 2/- rose-pink P12x10; all Rated R. (3) Treasury T.’ in black on rouletted Large Star 2d & Crown/SA 2d both Rated R. (s) Treasury ‘T.’ in black overprints selection with Crown/SA 2d rouletted, V/Crown 2d P10, Large Star 4d P12, 1/- P12x10, 2/- rosecarmine rouletted, 2/- carmine P12 (oversized stamp) 2/- carmine P12x10 and 2/- rose-pink P12x10; six of the eight stamps are Rated R; generally fine condition. (8) Treasury ‘T.’ in black on Large Star 6d Prussian blue P12, lightly used, Rated 2R. SOUTH AUSTRALIA | Datestamps | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings (1) ‘A’ To ‘F’ Collection neatly presented on index cards, various types with rated cancels including [Rated 4R] Balhannah UF4b, Blanchwater F1, Chain-of-Ponds UF4a; [Rated 3R] Aberdeen F1-2 x3, Beltana UF4b, Beverley SC, Bletchley UF4b, Blyth F1, Bordertown F1, Cherry Gardens SC, Coolcha C3, Coondambo F1, Dutton F1 x5, Emu Downs F1 x2, Eudunda F1-2 x3, Everard Central F1, Farina F1, Farrels Flat UF4b, Fullerville SC x2; duplication throughout including rated cancels, mostly clearly discernible part to large-part strikes. (220+) (2) ‘H’ To ‘O’ Selection of Mostly Squared-Circle Datestamps many duplicated, plenty are rated including [Rated 4R] Keswick; [Rated 3R] Haddon, Hawthorn, Inglewood x3, Islington x2, Kainton x2, Kilkerran x3, Klemzig, Kulpara x4, Kybolite, Largs Bay SC1 x3, Loxton’s Hut x3, Lyndhurst x2, Mt Lyndhurst (Type F1), Mambray Creek, Millendilla, Monarto South x5, Montacute, Moockra x2, Moorook x2, Mount Mary SC1 x5, Mount Vivian x3, Mutooroo SC2; [Rated 2R] Hackam x2, Halbury x5, Hanson x2, Happy Valley x2, Huddleston x3, Hynam x6, Johnsburg x5, Kongal x3, Le Fevre’s Peninsula x7, Lochiel x4, Lockleys x2, Lyndhurst Siding x3, Mannanarie x4 (plus Type F1 multiple strikes on 1d strip of 5), Melton x4, Merriton x2, Mile End x5, Morchard x4, Mt Compass x5, Mount Wedge, Muloowurtie x2, Mutooroo SC1 x3, Mylor x5, Nildottie x5; also lots of very fine strikes of lesser rated and unrated cancels, mostly fair to very fine strikes. (few 100s)

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TASMANIA 1853 Imperf Courier Plate I Worn Impression 4d pale orange SG #9, close (just shaved at base) to large margins, fine BN ‘59’ cancel of Launceston, Cat £450. 1857-67 Imperf Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral selection comprising 1d x4 (three fiscally used), 2d yellow-green & 4d x4 including a pair; variable margins, postally used alone Cat £275+. (10) 1857-67 Imperf Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral 1d brick-red SG #27 Watermark inverted pair, with forged pin-perfs, BN ‘48’ cancel; also 1d carmine SG #59 P10x10x10x12½ with forged (P12½) perforations at left, unused. Both items with negative RPSV Certificates. (2) 1857-67 Imperf Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral 1d dull vermilion SG #28, complete margins, fine unused, Cat £350. 1863-71 Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral Walsh & Sons Perf 12 1d dull vermilion SG #69, part gum also 1864-68 P12½ 1d carmine SG #82 large-part og, Cat £230. (2) 1871-91 Chalon Wmk Double-Lined Numeral Perf 11½ 6d dull reddish violet, SG #139, MLH, Cat £200. 1902-04 Pictorials Litho Wmk V/Crown ½d & 2d plus Electrotype 1d all optd ‘SPECIMEN’, SG #237s,239s,240ds, ½d minor paper adhesion, Cat £370 (BW Cat $450). (3) 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. (4 blocks) TASMANIA | Revenues Wages Tax: 1935 large-part of page from wages book with Overprinted in Black 2d x3, 3d x6 & 4d x8 and Overprinted in Red 6d x8 & 1/- x16, some condition issues including tear affecting five stamps. Very scarce survivor. (30+) TASMANIA | Postal Stationery - Franks Corporation Of Launceston: 1891-92 envelopes (blue frank) with various forms of the ‘TASMANIAN EXHIBITION LAUNCESTON 1891-2’ imprint at lower-left and blue Exhibition seal on flap, each with Launceston duplex cancels with time codes A, H, K x2 S or U, all used irregularly to external destinations Victoria, New Zealand, Austria (front only) & England x2 (one registered & rare thus). (5) Customs Launceston: on unused envelope, plus used piece. (2) Head Quarters Defence Force: 1894 unusually large postcard (162x119mm) for the Tasmanian Rifle Regiment with printed instructions in preparation for forming the Guard of Honour at the Opening of the Hobart Exhibition on 15/11/1894, very fine ‘HD QR DEF.FORCE’ Frank handstamp in black & fine Hobart duplex of NO12/94, minor soiling & light vertical fold. The only example we have seen. TASMANIA | DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA 1894-95 Tasmanian International Exhibition: ‘Memorandum & Articles of Association of the Tasmanian International Exhibition Association’ [Propsting & Robey, Hobart, 1892] 25pp with pink front cover; also, a proof pull of a newspaper report regarding a meeting of the Board at which Mr John Echlin reports on his attempts to garner interest in England and Europe for the planned Exhibition. VICTORIA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1857-1858 Emblems Multiples comprising [1] 1857 imperf 2d pale lilac SG #45 pair with BN reversed ‘6’ cancels, [2] 1858 imperf 4d dull rose-red on smooth vertically-laid paper (normal ink) SG #68 vertical pair with fine BN ‘152’ cancel; [3] 1858 rouletted 4d pale dull rose on vertically laid paper SG #71 paiewith BN ‘184’ cancels; handy group with nice cancels. (3) 1884-1901 Stamp Duty Selection to 15/-, majority with postal cancels, a few including 15/- with dubious or bogus cancels, generally fine. (24) VICTORIA | Specimens & Reprints 1897 Diamond Jubilee Charity 1d & 2½d (small stain) with Type 26 ‘Specimen’ overprints in red or in black, paper adhesions on gum. VICTORIA 1850-53 Half-Length Ham 3rd State 1d dull orange-vermilion, SG #8, close or touching margins, slightly cut-into at base, attractive colour, Cat £650. 1854-57 Half-Length Campbell & Fergusson 1d brick-red SG #26a, complete margins, tidy BN ‘8’ cancel, Cat £110. 1854-57 Half-Length Campbell & Fergusson 1d pale orange-brown SG #27, complete balanced margins, BN ‘10’ cancel of Warrnambool, Cat £140. 1854-57 Half-Length Campbell & Fergusson 1d lilac-rose pair [Pos 22-23] SG #28b, lower margin shaved at base of left unit, fragments of adjoining units evident at top, fine BN ‘5’ cancel of Ballarat, Cat £96+. 1854-57 Half-Length Campbell & Fergusson Selection comprising [1] 1d lilac-rose SG #28b tied to small piece by BN ‘4’ cancel, SG #28b; [2] 3d greenish-blue SG #29a with BN ‘97’ cancel; [3] 3d milky blue SG #30a plus imperf 1d Emblems SG #64 tied to piece by BN ‘1’ cancel. (3) 1854-55 Imperf Calvert Woodblocks 6d Dull Orange [Pos 10] SG #32a used with 3d deep blue Beaded Oval on laid paper (SG #88) on 1860 (Dec 26) cover from Melbourne to London via Marseilles, tied by Barred Numeral ‘1’. 6d with very large margins 3 sides, and believed to be the latest recorded date of use of this stamp on cover. A lovely and rare combination of issues and colours. Ex Geitenbeck. [9d ¼oz rate to UK via Marseilles.] 1854-55 Imperf Calvert Woodblocks 1/- Registered Die 1, 4 margins, 1 just touching, SG #34, fine BO ‘10’ cancel. 1854-55 Imperf Calvert Woodblocks 1/- Registered Die 1, SG #34, 4-margins, just touched in TRC, trivial thin, BN 54 cancel, Cat £200. 1856 Imperf Queen-On-Throne Wmk Large Star 1d yellow-green SG #40, just shaved at base otherwise complete margins, strong colour, unused, Cat £300.

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Rare multiple, Barelli’s very fine strip (lot 1394) sold for $860+ in the October 2006 sale of his collection. 1858 Emblems No Wmk Smooth Laid Paper Rouletted 5½-6½ 4d pale dull rose on vertically laid paper SG #71, some mild discolouration showing through from reverse, fine unused overall, Cat £325. 1860-63 Emblems Wmk Value in Words Perf 12 1d pale yellowish-green SG #98, corner wrinkle at lower-right, fine unused overall, Cat £130. 1860-63 Emblems Wmk Value in Words Perf 12 1d pale yellowish green SG #98, unused, Cat £130. 1884-96 Stamp Duty Typo 1st V/Crown 1/- deep blue/blue P12½ SG #256b, large-part original gum (mild toning), Cat £200. 1884-96 Stamp Duty Typo 1st V/Crown 1/- bright blue/blue P12½ SG #256c block of 4 plus two singles on piece, cancelled with multiple strikes of BN ‘538’ of Carlton. Nice item. 1884-96 Stamp Duty Typo 2nd V/Crown 6d ultramarine P12 x2 (shades) SG #266a, dull shade (slight aging) with mild gum crease, large-part gum, Cat £340. (2) 1951 RPSV Reprint of Jeffryes Half-Length 3d Pane A complete sheets of 50. VICTORIA | Postage Dues 1895-96 New Colours 5/- Pale Red & Yellowish Green SG #D20, fine mint, Cat £140. VICTORIA | Revenues Stamp Duty: 1958-67 accumulation of share transfer forms organised in approximate value order of the highest denomination on each document with many different shades, combinations, multiples etc, values to 45/- pair (one stamp with punch hole), £5 x3 (one damaged) & £10, decimals to $10 x2, $15 & $20; overall about 80% of documents with pre-decimal frankings, also some stampless documents with stamp duty office markings with a few impressed duty, some with ‘DULY STAMPED’ handstamp, some forms with Victoria/NSW combination frankings, also varieties & perfins. Very good lot. (Approx 400 items). (380+) VICTORIA | Railway Stamps 1917-70s mint range incl Winged Series 1st Issue 3d & 4d, 3rd Issue 1d Die I, 2d Die II & 3d Die II (all rated scarce), 1953-58 Series 3d, 6d, 8d & 10d, 1956-66 Series incl 2/-, 3/- & 5/-; plus a few decimals, mainly fine unmounted. (25) 1917-41 Winged Stamps Third issue with roul 7 8d violet/green pattern, 2/- buff/brown pattern x2 & 5/- blue/grey pattern from Melbourne, Cat #3.1471,1490,1493 on Orient Line luggage label to Hamilton. Rare stamps, very difficult to find on labels. 1958-66 Eleventh Series 2d black on white complete sheet of 42, Cat #3.1563. A little bit of separation and minor creasing. Rare. VICTORIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1908 US Fleet Visit 1d & 1½d, very minor imperfections. (2) VICTORIA | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards (Official) 1905 1d Pink ‘OS’ in Dots [1] 1d brick-red for Customs & Excise Office, 8APR14 Melbourne machine cancel; [2] 1d rose on small card for School Board meetings, unused, Stieg #D2,D4. (2) VICTORIA | Postal Stationery - Franks Chief Secretary: Centennial International Exhibition Envelopes [1] 1887 (Apr 2) local use in Melbourne with blue frank, blue imprint on flap; [2] 1889 (Jan 6) Melbourne to Kilmore, violet frank, gold imprint on flap. (2) Chief Secretary: 1879 long printed cover to Portugal, rated “2” with ‘Commissioners for the Melbourne International Exhibition, 1880’ imprint at lower-left & endorsed ‘PRINTED MATTER ONLY’ at upper-left, Chief Secretary Frank Karman #V340.4 handstamp in blue with Melbourne ‘5Y/JA13/79’ (ERD) duplex alongside, without arrival datestamp, few opening faults at left, quite fine overall. [John Lancaster’s similar envelope, sent to the Netherlands, sold for $248 at the October 2016 sale of his Trade Exhibition Collection] Commissioner Of Crown Land And Survey: vert fine strike in blue on Office of Lands and Survey printed postcard to Richmond with fine strike of Melbourne ‘DC24/72’ duplex, ‘DETAINED FOR/”2d” POSTAGE’ handstamp on face and on reverse ‘DLB’ handstamp in green. Die1. Trade & Customs: Plain - Commissioner Envelopes 1890 red - blue seal on flap, 1803 violet; Postal Cards 1893 black, 1899 rmagenta, 1892 red x2 ; Plain - Department 1895 red, 1895 blue, both with ornate blue seal on flap; Custom House Commissioner Envelopes 1888-91 red (2), 1895 black (4 - 3 unused); Custom House - Department Envelopes 1895 red, 1895 blue, 1900-01 black (3), Lettersheet 1898 black; Department of Trade & Customs - Commissioner Envelopes 1885 violet, 188991 red (2); Department of Trade & Customs - Department Envelopes 1897-1902 black (4), Postal Cards 1896-98 (2); Customs and Immigration - Commissioner Envelope 1901 red Unrecorded by Stieg & Watson; Marine Board of Victoria - Commissioner Envelope 1891 blue, 1892 red, 1893 violet; Customs and Immigration - Department Envelope 1895 red; Department of Ports and Harbors - Department Envelope 1895 black. Plus a couple of extras. (37) Trade & Customs: Department 1902 use for Commonwealth of Australia, Customs and Excise Office. (2) VICTORIA | Postal History 1843 (Dec 20) entire to Scotland endorsed “per James” rated “6” in red & “8” in black, with early example of oval ‘SHIP LETTER/ MELBOURNE’ datestamp in red, May 12 1844 arrival datestamp, some blemishes. 1846 (May 24) lettersheet addressed locally to “His Honor C.J.Latrobe Esq/H.M. Superintendent” with fine strike of ‘FREE/ MELBOURNE’ boxed handstamp in red, backstamped ‘MELBOURNE/(crown)/MY24/184[6]/PORT PHILLIP’ on (detached) backflap. 1847 (Nov 25) outer from The Glenelg to Portland, marked “Paid and Registered”, rated “3/6” and showing, on reverse, ‘THE GLENE[LG]/[[crown]]/NO25/[1847]/PORT PHILLIP’ and ‘PORTLAND/[crown]/NO*25/1847/NEW.S.WALES’ oval datestamps. [The sender as Alexander McKinlay, the first postmaster at The Glenelg.] Ex Brian Peace. 1849 (May 3) outer from Warnambool to Portland, marked “Registered”, rated “11d” in red, showing scarce framed ‘MISSENT TO/ [POR]T FAIRY’ and, on reverse, crown oval NSW datestamps of Port Fairy & Portland (poor). [Postage was based on distance and for the 65 miles concerned it should have been 8d, so 3d overpaid. Although “Warnambool” is endorsed on the reverse and the sender has a Warrnambool address it is possible the letter was carried to Melbourne and posted there, in which case 11d would be the correct rate.] Ex Ray Kelly, Max Watson, Brian Peace. 1854 (Apr 1) stampless cover from England endorsed “pr Mail Steamer” addressed to “Albury/Murray river/Melbourne”, British ‘PAID/ 1AP1/1854’ datestamp on face, on reverse ‘SHIP LETTER/FREE/JU21/1854/GPO VICTORIA’ datestamp in red and largely very fine ‘ALBURY/(crown)/JU24/1854/NEW S. 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Quite fine. 1855 (Aug 30) unstamped outer from Alberton to Melbourne, marked “Registered”, rated “1/4” in red, showing fine framed ‘PAID AT/ ALBERTON’ with, on reverse, oval ‘ALBERTON/[crown]/AU*30/1855/VICTORIA’ and ‘SHIPLETTER/FREE/AU*31/1855/G·P·O· VICTORIA’ in red. 1855-57 6d Woodblock frankings on cover comprising [1] 1855 to New Zealand with stamp tied by BO ‘1’ cancel, Otago arrival datestamp, faults & backflap missing; [2] 1857 to England with stamp tied by BN ‘1’ cancel London ‘PAID’ datestamp in red & Luton arrival datestamp. (2) 1856 covers x2 to same addressee in Ireland each with single 6d Woodblock tied by BN ‘1’ cancel of Melbourne, both with Melbourne oval departure datestamps and Mallow arrival datestamps (in green), one with Liverpool Australian Packet transit backstamp, minor blemishes. (2) 1856 (Feb 20) entire from Avoca to Locarno, Switzerland, with imperf 1/- Registered Die I and 6d orange Woodblock, both tied by BN ‘14’, with handstruck ‘d6’, very scarce boxed ‘COLONIES/ART - 18’ in red and manuscript “95” (decimes) all on face, on back, Avoca, Melbourne, Australian Packet Liverpool (13.5), London, Basel and blue Locarno arrival. Odd minor age spot. [This cover is grossly understamped at 1/6d, instead of the minimum of 3/10d for a ¼oz registered letter to Switzerland, and therefore treated as unpaid - see “Colonies Art. 18” for unpaid or underpaid mail under the provisions of the Anglo-French treaty of December 1855 amending the original treaty of 1843.] 1856 (May 9) cover from Maryborough to Staffordshire, England, bearing 6d Woodblock and 1/- Registered Die II, both clearly tied by BN ‘61’, ‘d6’ handstamp and, on back, Maryborough, Melbourne and other transit and arrival datestamps. A neat and attractive franking. RPSV Certificate (2008). 1856 (Oct 10) Entire from Castlemaine (b/s) to Melbourne (b/s) bearing Half Length 1d & 3d (both 3 margins). 1856-60 [1] 1856 (Sep 5) inwards from London to Secretary of the Steam Navigation Board, with cut-to-shape 6d embossed; [2] 1860 (Jan 21) outer to the Secretary of the Pilot Board, Williamstown, with 6d QOT and 2d Emblems. (2) 1857 Riverina destination covers with single 6d Woodblock frankings tied by BN ‘1’ cancels comprising [1] (Jun 8) mourning cover to Edward River via Echuca with Melbourne, Echuca & Moama backstamps; [2] (Jun 8) to Balranald via Maiden’s Punt with Melbourne, Echuca, Moama & Deniliquin backstamps; small faults. (2) 1857 (Jan 12) entire sent “per Royal Charter” to Ireland with Campbell & Fergusson 2d lilac QOT SG #36 strip of 3 cancelled with very fine BN ‘1’ cancels, handstamped ‘1d’ in red, Melbourne departure backstamp, ‘AUSTRALIAN/PAID/LIVERPOOL/PACKET’ transit datestamp on face & (Dublin) arrival backstamp. 1857 (Jun 25) double-rate cover to San Francisco per “What-Cheer” with imperf 6d Woodblocks x2 (both fine with complete margins) tied by BN ‘1’ cancel, American ‘SHIP/6’ postage due handstamp and largely superb ‘SAN FRANCISCO/AU/31/1857/CAL’ arrival datestamp on face, addressee’s name excised, otherwise fine condition. [Not recorded in Ben Palmer’s census] 1857 (Aug 20) outer to Ballarat with imperf 2d Emblems pair (somwhat aged) tied by BN ‘1’ cancel, Melbourne & Ballarat backstamps. 1857 (Nov) cover from Melbourne to London, with 1/- Registered Die 2 Roul 6½-7½ vertically and 6d Woodblock 6d. (damaged top right corner) Roul 6½-7½ all sides, tied by BN ‘1’ and showing red Registered arrival datestamp, handstruck ‘d6’ with Melbourne datestamp on reverse. A very late usage of the registered stamp and one of only five or so covers known with the rouletted stamp. RPSV Certificate (1998). 1858 (Jun) envelope from Ararat to London, endorsed “Registered” in red ink, with 6d Woodblock and 1/- Octagonal, both clearly tied by fine BN ‘93’, mss “6” in red, ‘d6’ handstamp and red Registered arrival datestamp. (14AU58) with, on back, small part Ararat, Melbourne and arrival datestamps; the envelope a little soiled and with part of flap missing which has affected top of face panel. RPSV Certificate (2008). [The 1/- Registered stamp had been withdrawn on 5 January 1858, so that the imperf 1/- Octagonal again became available to prepay registration. This in turn was short-lived as the remaining stock of imperforate stamps was perforated in early 1859.] 1858 (Jun) double rate cover from Ballarat to London, endorsed “Via Southampton per Australasian”, with 1/- Octagonal x2 (both a little soiled), with ‘d6’ datestamp and red Registered arrival datestamp (14AU58) and, on back, Melbourne transit cds; the envelope a little soiled, top flap missing and with large central vertical repaired tear through face panel. 1858 (Sep 15) quadruple rate cover (with letter) from East Collingwood to London, endorsed “Per European”, with 1/- Octagonal vertical strip of three (cut-into in places) cancelled by BN ‘158’, red Registered arrival (13NO58), ‘d6’ handstamp on face and, on back, East Collingwood and Melbourne datestamps; the cover with small stain at left. RPSV Certificate (2008). 1858 (Oct 11) cover from Sandhurst to Locarno, Switzerland, with 3d Half-Length pair (defective and affixed over top edge of cover), 2/- Woodblock, 1/- Octagonal (cut-into) and 4d Emblems (does not belong, applied over small remaining portion of the original 4d), cancelled by BN ‘4’. Oval ‘SANDHURST/OC11/58/VICTORIA’, ‘[crown]/REGISTERED’, framed ‘PD’ and London Registered transit (20DE58), all on face, manuscript “6”, Calais cds and ‘CHARGE’ handstamp with Basel and arrival datestamps on reverse; the envelope with faults nevertheless a striking four colour franking. 1859 (Jan 24) outer to Sydney “pr First Steamer” with 6d QOT tied by fine BN ‘1’ cancel, on reverse Melbourne Type 130 departure datestamp and ‘SHIP-LETTER/D/JA27/1859/SYDNEY’ arrival backstamp. 1859 (Feb 18) Victoria Steam Board Office OHMS printed envelope to Sandhurst (Bendigo) with rouletted 4d Emblems on vertically laid paper tied by BN ‘1’ cancels, fine Sandhurst unframed oval arrival backstamp. 1859 (May 11) cover from Beechworth to Ohlendorf, Hanover with 1/- Octagonal P12 pair and 1d Emblems P12 pair (one with faults), both cancelled by BN ‘9’, light Registered/Melbourne. overstruck by framed ‘Recommandirt.’, London Registered, ‘3d’ and Aachen transit datestamps, all in red, with Beechworth and Salzgitter datestamps on reverse. Some soiling and age-staining. RPSV Certificate (2008). 1859 (Jun 17) cover from Williamstown to Edinburgh, endorsed “Via Marseilles”, with 1/- Octagonal P12 and 6d Queen on Throne rouletted x2, all lightly tied, ‘[Crown]/REGISTERED’ handstamp in red and, on back, Williamstown and arrival (AU6/59) datestamps. RPSV Certificate (2008). Ex JRW Purves. 1859 (Jul 16) cover to Ireland “via Southampton” with 1/- Octagonal P12 tied by killer ‘1’ cancel of Melbourne, Dublin transit & Mallow arrival backstamps. 1859 (Jul 13) cover to Scotland with Rouletted 6d QOT tied by killer ‘1’ cancel, Melbourne, Greenock & large-part Rothesay (arrival) backstamps, some flap damage. 1859 (Sep 3) outer to Castlemaine with perforated 4d Emblems x2 tied by tied Melbourne BN ‘1’ killer cancels, Mellbourne departure & Castlemaine arrival backstamps, small faults. 1860 (Feb 17) ½oz rate “Via Marseilles” cover to Scotland with attractive franking of 6d blue QOT pair tied Melbourne BN ‘1’ killer cancels, Melbourne departure, Edinburgh entry & Prestonpans arrival backstamps, fine condition. 1860 (Apr 16) cover to Salisbury and re-addressed to Weymouth, mss “St Leonards P.O.” at top right, with Emblems 4d P12 strip of three and single and 2d rouletted, all cancelled by manuscript lines, light Registered Melbourne cds in red, manuscript “1” (charge on re-addressed delivery) and, on reverse, Salisbury and Weymouth datestamps. 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Destination Mail of Victoria” by Ben Palmer, page 167, item 126 in the listing.] 1861 (Jan 23) cover from Kyneton to Wath-Upon-Dearne, England and redirected to Worksop, with 1/- Octagonal P12 x2 tied by BN ‘57’, red Registered Melbourne cds overstruck by ‘2’ handstamp (applied upon redirection) and, on back, Kyneton and transit datestamps; the envelope a little soiled and creased. 1861 (Mar 25) cover to Ireland with perforated 1/- Octagonal tied by fine BN ‘1’ cancel, Melbourne departure & Mallow arrival backstamps, edge blemishes & flap faults. 1861 (Jun 25) envelope sent at 2/- 1oz rate to Ireland with perforated 1/- Octagonal pair tied by BN ‘1’ cancel, Melbourne departure & Mallow arrival backstamps. 1861 (Jul 31) envelope from Chewton to Sydney, endorsed “O.H.M.S.”, with 6d black Woodblock pair and single cancelled by illegible BN, fine red ‘REGISTERED/A/AU-1/61/MELBOURNE’ alongside, on back, oval ‘CHEWTON/JY31/61/VICTORIA’ and ‘SHIPLETTER/A/AU6/1861/SYDNEY. Small central stain. A rare cover. 1861 (Nov 28) registered cover to Switzerland with Perforated 2/- Woodblock SG 82, and 6d black Beaded Oval tied by BN ‘4’ of Sandhurst, ‘CROWN/REGISTERED’ arc handstamp in red plus Sandhurst, Melbourne & London registered datestamps, rated ‘1/-’ in red, Calais transit on face, backstamped with French boxed ‘POIDS - CACHETS’ plus Paris transit and Locarno arrival datestamps. [Switz#141 in Ben Palmer’s census] 1863 (Jul 22) front from Melbourne to Locarno, bearing 6d Adapted block of four and single cancelled by heavy BN ‘1’, ‘REGISTERED/A/JY22/63/MELBOURNE’, framed ‘PD’, London Registered transit and ‘CHARGE’ handstamp, all in red, and Calais entry cds, the adhesives with some typical light staining from brown gum. 1863 (Oct 28) locally addressed Ballarat envelope, 1/- Octagonal P12 and 2d Emblems perf 12 (defective), both clearly tied by BN ‘5’ with scarce ‘REGIST[ERED]/OC28/6[3]/BALLARA[AT]’. in red alongside. A scarce registered town letter. Ex JRW Purves. 1864 (May 16) outer from Benalla to Melbourne, with 1/- Octagonal P12 and 4d Laureate, both clearly tied by BN ‘18’, oval ‘BENALLA/MY16/64/VICTORIA’ and red ‘REGISTERED/A/MY17/64/MELBOURNE’ alongside. 1864 (Nov 26) cover to London with 6d Adapted Design & 4d Laureate tied by Melbourne ‘5D’ time code duplex cancel, London Paid arrival datestamp in red, backflap missing. 1865 (Mar 25) petite mourning envelope to Ireland with 1/- perforated Octagonal tied by Melbourne duplex cancel, Mallow ‘MY15/65’ backstamp, small faults. 1866 (Aug 28) outer to Bordeaux (addressee’s name excised) per “Bombay” with 10d dull purple/pink tied by Melbourne ‘AU28/66’ duplex cancel, ‘INSUFFICIENTLY/PAID’ boxed handstamp & Anglo-French ‘GB/1F62’ Accountancy marking in red, French ‘10’ tax handstamp applied on arrival, Le Bouscat (Bordeaux) arrival backstamp. [Not recorded in Ben Palmer’s census] 1871 (Dec 5) cover to Dublin “Via Brindisi” with 9d on 10d purple-brown/pink tied by Melbourne DC5/71 duplex, ‘H&K PACT’ backstamp, minor aging. 1873 (Feb 27) cover to Scotland “Via Brindisi” with 9d on 10d purple-brown/pink tied by Melbourne ‘FE27/73’ duplex, Glasgow arrival backstamp, small faults. 1877 (Feb 15) cover from Melbourne to Geelong with outline of a coin at upper left, 2d Bell tied by duplex, oval-framed ‘REGISTERED’ with manuscript “Officially” above, oval-framed ‘“6”/MORE TO PAY’ both on face, fine ‘REGISTERED/FE16/77/ GEELONG’ on back; damage at top has been repaired. Most unusual. RPSV Certificate (2008). Ex Rod Moreton. 1879 (Oct 4) National Bank of Australasia cover to London with Wmk ‘10’ 8d red-brown/pink P12 SG #193 tied by Melbourne ‘1D/ OC4/79’ duplex cancel, some blemishes. Scarce stamp on cover. 1879 (Oct 31) cover to Ireland with 10d red-brown/pink Laureate P12½ SG #194 tied by Melbourne ‘8D/OC31/79’ duplex cancel, edge blemish & flap faults. Rare stamp on cover. 1880 Melbourne International Exhibition OHMS wrapper with large imprint at the top, to Massachusetts with Chief Secretary Frank handstamp in blue & Melbourne duplex of ‘1X/FE24/79’, poor ‘PAID/ALL’ handstamp in red, faults but quite presentable. 1881 (Oct 31) cover from Wedderburn to Melbourne, 4d Laureate tied by Wedderburn ‘120’ duplex, endorsed “Officially Registered” framed oval ‘“8d”/MORE TO PAY’ on face. The cover has been repaired and resized. RPSV Certificate (2008). Ex Pack, Max Watson. 1887-90 Registered covers to England or Ireland, all showing the correct 10d rate. (3) 1888 & 1889 usages of ½d pink Wrappers to Gordon & Gotch/Newspaper Bureau/Exhibition from Elmore (a little soiled) or Beechworth (fine) respectively. (2) 1888 (Nov 22) Envelope with ‘Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1888/...’ imprint at lower-left & Exhibition embossing in gold on the flap, the OHMS heading crossed-through & endorsed Card only, with slits cut at the sides to permit postal inspection, curiously registered with Astley 6d tied by killer ‘1’ cancel of Melbourne, poor oval ‘REGISTERED/MELBOURNE’ datestamp & fine ‘R’ handstamp below, German ‘KB BAHNPOST/27/DEZ/88’ TPO backstamp & imperf ‘Vom Auslande/uber Bahnpost/KufsteinMunchen’ registration label, minor blemishes. An extraordinary usage. [The printed matter rate was only 2d + 4d registration] 1898 (Sep 30) George Robertson & Co printed newspaper wrapper to Sydney with ½d carmine-rose solo tied by Melbourne ‘19O/ SE30/98’ datestamp, minor blemishes. 1900 (May 2) The Australasian Intercollegian printed wrapper to Sydney with ½d emerald solo SG #331 tied by Melbourne doublering (thick arcs) ‘21’ datestamp. 1900 Boer War Victoria Contingent (Dec 11) cover endorsed “On active Service no Stamps”, with very fine strike of unnumbered FPO/British Army datestamp (late date, Proud records from early May to Aug 20 1900), Lara arrival backstamp, quite fine. 1905 (C.) Pictorial Envelope showing Collins St, Melbourne Kelly #V19, flap partially detached, some soiling. Kelly did not record any unused examples. 1907-11 Destination Mail comprising PPCs [1] 1907 Melbourne to Uruguay with superb Montevideo arrival datestamp; [2] 1909 Terang to India with Tuticorin transit & Bangalore arrival datestamp; [3] 1911 Melbourne to Mexico, taxed with no Dues added. (3) VICTORIA | Postmarks Collection 1950s-80s Relief Cancellations: large accumulation of covers amassed over three decades, partially sorted but with much work still to be done, generally of good commercial quality. Wonderful opportunity for specialist study. (1,000+) VICTORIA | DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA 1846 Note From Superintendent Latrobe: to the Magistrates at Alberton, signed C.J.Latrobe, with a printed attachment of Rewards for the discovery of illicit distillation with pencilled note on reversed signed C.J.L.

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1866-67 Intercolonial Exhibition Commission: Carte de visite by Henry H Bailey, photographer of Hobart Town, producer of album portraits with photograph on reverse. His card states that he won a medal at the Melbourne InterColonial Exhibition (in Class 5, Group 1 Section 16a; verified in the Official Record). Accompanied by an original albumen print of the Melbourne Public Library (attributed to Nicholas Caire) and a real photo postcard of the same building, which was originally erected for the 1866-67 Intercolonial Exhibition. Also a photocopy of the floor plan of the exhibition. (3 items) 1872 Victorian Exhibition: Wm.J.Lambert & Co. display, comprising a printed advertisement for Wm.J.Lambert & Co, Australian Rubber Stamp Manufacturers; another card headed Melbourne and London Exhibition, 1872-73; also, an original pen drawing of cryer advertising (rubber) stamps for sale. (3) 1880 Melbourne International Exhibition: group of large newspaper illustrations showing the courts of Straits Settlements, Western Australia, New Zealand, Fiji & India, also The First arrival of goods and The Red Cross Preserving Company’s Trophy. (7) 1888-89 Centennial International Exhibition: attractive group of commercial letterheads or invoices, all featuring illustrations of award medals won at various exhibitions including London 1851, Paris 1855, London 1862, Melbourne 1875, Sydney 1879, Melbourne 1880, Calcutta 1885, Melbourne 1888 and others. (9) VICTORIA | Barred Ovals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings Rated ‘2R’ Strikes On 2d QOTs comprising BO ‘8’ (Buninyong), ‘26’ (large figures), ‘51’ (Sandridge) & ‘103’ (Echuca), quality of strikes discernible to fine. (4) Rated ‘R’ Strikes On 2d QOTs comprising BO ‘14’ (Wangaratta), ‘19’ (Hamilton on Ham printing), ‘21’ (Streatham), ‘25’ (Colac), ‘34’ (Horsham), ‘59’ (Prahran), ‘94’ (Avoca), quality of strikes fair to fine. (7) Selection Of Barred Oval Cancels On 2d QOTS comprising BO ‘1’ x3 (Types 1 to 3), ‘2’, ‘5’, ‘10’, ‘15’, ‘18’, ‘24’, ‘50’, ‘55’, ‘88’ & ‘101’, stamps in variable condition, quality of strikes generally good to fine. (13) VICTORIA | Barred Numerals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings Melbourne Numeral Cancels Section with examples of BN ‘1’ Type A1 & A2 strikes, plus duplicated examples of the various Killer ‘1’ types; also a small study of the barred ‘VICTORIA’ portion of Melbourne 1861-95 duplex cancels. (50 + 1 cover) Numeral Cancels Selection mostly fine or very fine strikes including BN ‘8’ on 8d orange Laureate (SG #112, Cat £110), BN ‘49’ on imperf 1d Emblems SG #64 (thinned), BN ‘57’ Type A2 (Rated 2R) & Type A1 both on perforated 1d Emblems, etc. (10 items) Selection Of Barred Numeral Cancels On 2d QOTS comprising ‘10’ (twin strikes on pair), ‘61’ (on pair), ‘70’, ‘80’ (fine strike on pair & on single), ‘93’ and ‘97’, quality of strikes good to fine. (7 items) VICTORIA | Barred Numerals 16: (A2) large-part of Ballan non-duplex with figures wider apart (Freeman #4) on 1d QV, [Rated 4R]. Allocated to Ballan-PO c.-/9/1853;

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51: (B2) largely fine Type A2 strike on 2d QOT, [Rated 2R]. Allocated to Horsham-PO 1/7/1848. 58: (A2) fine Type A2 strike on 2d QOT, [Rated 2R]. Allocated to Lexton-Renamed from Burn Bank PO 1/1/1854; LPO 1/7/1993. 72: (B2) largely fine Type A2 strike on (1/-) Registered (margins almost complete, Cat £200), unrated but elusive on this value.

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VICTORIA | Datestamps | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings Rated ‘3R’ Or ‘4R’ KGVI Era Datestamps comprising complete strikes of Londrigan, Stradbrook & Topiram plus large-part strikes of Litchfield, Speewa, Trawalla & Waggarandall, all on piece. Very useful group. (7) VICTORIA | Datestamps Coongulmerang Upper: unframed ‘COONGULMERANG UPPER/AP5/22/VIC’ on 2d red KGV on cover. [Rated 3R - much harder on cover.] PO 18/10/1880; renamed Coongulmerang PO c.-/8/1922. Geelong: ‘PAID/(crown)/AU2/GEELONG’ unframed datestamp in red (WWW #1910, Rated 2R) on 1/- (double letter-rate) large-part entire to Fiery Creek (Streatham), Geelong departure & Streatham arrival crown oval backstamps, re-directed on arrival to Muston’s Creek. Melbourne: postmarks on exchange sheets all with clear codes and most with clear dates, includes a number of highly rated ones such as 5V Rated 10, 8L, 16Z Rated 9, 2K, 5V, 10Z, 11L, 17H, 21F, 21K Rated 8, 2V, 11F, 11H, 11L, 12K, 13O, 14V, 19F Rated 7. (600+) Mount Sabine: ‘MOUNT SABINE/15NO27/VICTORIA’ on 1½d red KGV on cover. Very rare, even more so on cover. RO 13/5/1907;

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Tabor: ‘TABOR/2AU32/VIC’ on 2d red KGV on cover. Renamed from Tabor R.S. RO c.1910; PO 1/7/1927; closed 30/9/1952. Topiram: ‘TOPIRAM/26OC33/VIC.’ on 2d red KGV on cover. Renamed from Warneet RO 6/4/1925; PO 1/7/1927; TO 1/7/1957; closed 11/10/ Wando Vale: (A2) almost complete WWW #20 ‘13NO37’ datestamp tying 2d KGVI to piece. PO 29/3/1901; closed 31/1/1957. Warramate: ‘WARRAMATE/30JY35/VIC.’ on 5d KGV on cover to Melbourne with red registration label. Very rare cover. RO 1/9/1914; VICTORIA | Travelling Post Offices TPO 2: large octagon ‘DOWN/TRAVELLING/POST OFFICE/FE2369/VICTORIA/M.G.2.’ (B1) backstamp on cover from Horsham (FE21/69) to Steiglitz (mss “P.O Steiglitz/24/3/69” & AP1/69) and then unclaimed DLB (U/AP6/69). [Rated 4R only 4 covers recorded.]

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(13) NEW GUINEA | ‘G.R.I.’ Overprints 1914-15 6mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 1d on 5pf green [Stg 1, Pos 2] SG #2, fine used, Cat £110. 1914-15 6mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 2d on 10pf carmine [Stg 1, Pos 9] SG #3, fine mint, Cat £90. 1914-15 6mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 2d on 10pf carmine, variety ‘1’ for ‘I’ [Stg 1, Pos 10] SG #3a, trivial perf thin, MUH, Cat £400. 1914-15 6mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 2½d on 10pf carmine [Stg 4, Pos 4] SG #5, MUH, Cat £95. 1914-15 6mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 2½d on 20pf ultramarine [Stg 4, Pos 9] SG #6, tiny surface mark at base, MUH, Cat £110. 1914-15 6mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 3d on 25pf black & red/yellow [Stg 1, Pos 2] SG #7, fine used, Cat £450. 1914-15 6mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 3d on 30pf black & orange/buff [Stg 1, Pos 6] SG #8, expertised on reverse, MVLH, Cat £475. 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea set to 8d on 80pf, excl 2½d on 20pf, SG #16-26, fine mint, Cat £1,750. (10) 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 1d on 3pf brown variety Short ‘1’ in ‘1d’ [Stg 2, Pos 4] SG #16b, mint, Cat £325. 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 1d on 5pf green [Stg 2, Pos 8] SG #17, fresh MUH, Cat £35+. 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 2d on 10pf carmine [Stg 2, Pos 5] SG #18, matched setting MUH and used examples, Cat £110. (2) 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 2d on 20pf ultramarine [Stg 2, Pos 4] SG #19, matched setting mint and used examples, Cat £120. (2) 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 3d on 30pf black & orange/buff [Stg 2, Pos 4] SG #23, fine used, Cat £200. 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on German New Guinea 4d on 40pf black & carmine [Stg 2, Pos 3] SG #24, fine mint, Cat £180. 1915 ‘G.R.I. 3d’ On Registration Labels ‘Herbertshöhe’ in sans-serif letters on Deutsch Neu-Guinea label [Stg A3] SG #36e, some nibbed/pulled perfs, mild crease, with gum and scarce thus, Cat £500. 1915 ‘G.R.I. 3d’ On Registration Labels ‘Kawieng’ in seriffed letters on Deutsch Neuguinea label [Stg A1] SG #42, fine unused, Cat £250. 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on Marshall Islands 1d on 5pf [Stg 2, Pos 3], 2d on 10pf [Stg 2, Pos 6] & 2d on 20pg [Stg 2, Pos 9] SG #51-53, all fine MLH, Cat £134. (3) 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on Marshall Islands 2d on 10pf carmine marginal block of 4 [Stg 2, Pos 6-7] SG #52, mild gum bend upper units, fresh MUH, Cat £104++. 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on Marshall Islands 2d on 20pf pair [Stg 2, Pos 2-3] SG #53, MUH, Cat £54++. 1914-15 5mm Overprint Spacing on Marshall Islands 5d on 50pf [Stg 2, Pos 4] SG #57, corner thin top left & mild gum creasing, part Rabaul datestamp, Cat £375. Scarce. 1914 Surcharges on Marshall Islands 1s on 1m carmine ‘G.R.I.’ and value 3½-4mm apart, SG #59, from Setting 3 [3], fine rich colour, superb mint, Cat £4,000. Signed by Peter Holcombe. NEW GUINEA | ‘G.R.I.’ Overprints | Official Stamps 1915 Optd ‘O.S.’ & ‘G.R.I.’ on German New Guinea 1d on 3pf & 1d on 5pf matched settings [Stg 3, Pos 6] SG #O1-2, fine mint, Cat £135. (2) NEW GUINEA | ‘N.W./PACIFIC/ISLANDS’ Overprints | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1915-16 Kangaroo abc Strips comprising 1st Wmk 2d & 2½d SG #73-74 2nd Wmk 1/- #90 & Third Wmk 3d Die I #96 (mild gum toning, crease centre unit), fine mint overall, Cat £156+. (4 strips) NEW GUINEA | ‘N.W./PACIFIC/ISLANDS’ Overprints 1915-16 KGV Single Wmk ½d green horizontal (acccbc) strip of 6 (unit 6 separated) from the 3rd setting. This combination only occurs once in the forme of 30. 1915-16 ½d Green Electro 5 bottom left part pane of 30 [5L31-60], unit 32 with White flaw in King’s hair, the crack on unit 46 is not apparent, 18 units MUH. This is the 4th NWPI setting with the large dots and No dot after S on unit 12. A rare intermediate setting. 1915-16 Kangaroos 2nd Wmk 6d ultramarine SG #88 block of 4, very fine used, Cat £48+. 1915-16 Kangaroos 2nd Wmk 9d violet SG #89, variety White flaw under TA of POSTAGE [2R58] BW #24(1)d, Cat $175 as an unoverprinted stamp. 1915-16 Kangaroos 2nd Wmk 5/- grey & yellow (b) SG #92, few nibbed perfs, part Radio Station Madang oval datestamp in violet, Cat £110. 1918-23 Kangaroos 3rd Wmk 2d to 2/- SG #106-15, fine mint, Cat £77. (7) 1918-23 KGV New Colours 4d violet SG #123 block of 4, lower units varieties White scratch behind emu & ‘PE’ of ‘PENCE’ joined [2R29-30], perf separations between upper units, MUH, SG Cat £80+ as a normal block of 4 (the Brusden White listed varieties alone Cat $300+ on unoverprinted stamps). NEW GUINEA | ‘N.W./PACIFIC/ISLANDS’ Overprints | Official Stamps Perf ‘OS’ Selection comprising KGV Smooth paper 1d red SG #O3 (pen cancel), 2d orange & 2d rose-scarlet #O18-19 plus 1/- Roo # Die II #O11 (couple trivial thins), used, Cat £298. (4) NEW GUINEA | ‘N.W./PACIFIC/ISLANDS’ Overprints | Postal History 1918 registered Wilson cover to UK with 2/- brown Roo tied by Kokopo Powell Type #14a datestamp, German-type Herbertshöhe registration label, fine condition. NEW GUINEA | Mandated Territory Issues 1925-27 Huts ½d to 9d in imprint or part-imprint blocks comprising ½d, 2d, 4d & 6d blocks of 8, 1d block of 10, 1½d blocks of 10 & 6, 3d blocks of 10 & 9 (crease) & 9d block of 4, matt or shiny gum, MUH, Cat £440++. (10 blocks) 1925-27 Huts ½d to £1 set SG #125-136, variable centring, fine/very fine used, Cat £650. (13) 1935 Bulolo Air £2 bright violet SG #204, Wau datestamp, fine used, Cat £140. 1939 Bulolo Airs ½d to £1 set, (½d to 2/- MLH [6d with thin]), 5/-, 10/- (stain), £1 used. SG #212-25, Cat £1,000+. (14) NEW GUINEA | Mandated Territory Issues | Official Stamps 1925-27 Huts Optd ‘OS’ 1d to 1/- set SG #O22-30, fine used, Cat £190. (9) NEW GUINEA | Mandated Territory Issues | Revenues Stamp Duty: 1925-27 Huts optd ‘STAMP/DUTY’ comprising 1d green Narrow setting (1mm between words), not illustrated/listed by Elsmore & 2d Wide setting (4mm between words), both MLH; also 1930 Wmk Multiple Crown/A, 1d scarlet & pink-red MLH. (3)

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Phoenix Auctions - Friday 2nd February 2018 NEW GUINEA | Mandated Territory Issues | Postal History 1939 (Nov 9) airmail cover to London with Bulolo 6d x2, 2d, 1½d pair & 1d tied by very fine strikes of ‘LAE/9NO39/NEW GUINEA’ datestamps, red/white censor tape, Salamaua & Townsville (Qld) transit backstamps. Lovely commercial correspondence item in fine condition. 1343 * 1943-46 group mainly with Australian adhesives and mainly post-war military, includes APO 167 registered (22AP46), FPO registered (24MY46), UPS 390 registered (3MY46), FPO 180 registered (2OC45), 1943 US APO 503 stampless cover with censored contents. Nice group. (13) NEW GUINEA | Mandated Territory Issues | PICTURE POSTCARDS 1344 * New Guinea & Papua: unused selection, three in colour, one black and white real-photo card signed in 1910 by Anthony Musgrave government secretary of British New Guinea, condition variable. (8) PAPUA 1345 U 1901-05 BNG Watermark Horizontal ½d to 1/-. SG #1-7, Cat £200+. (7) 1346 V 1901-05 BNG Watermark Horizontal 1d black & carmine SG #2 block of 4, very fine used, Cat £76+. 1347 * 1907 Small ‘Papua’ Wmk Vertical Thin/Medium Paper ½d to 2/6d set SG #38-45, fine MLH, Cat £225. (8) 1348 * 1910-11 Large ‘PAPUA’ P12½ ½d (mild toning) to 2/6d (Type C) set SG #75-83, fine mint, Cat £125. (8) 1349 V 1917 ‘ONE PENNY’ Surcharges 1d on ½d (small tone) to 1d on 2/6d set SG #106-11, 1d on 2½d minor tone, all with tidy Port Moresby ‘15MY21’ datestamps, Cat £48. (6) 1350 * 1930 Aeroplane Overprints Harrison 6d dull & pale purple and Ash 6d dull purple & red-purple (slight thin) both with ‘POSTACE’ at left SG #116a&119a, mint, Cat £180. (2) 1351 ** 1931 Surcharges Mullett Printing 2d on 1½d cobalt & light brown marginal pair, left unit [R 1/1] variety ‘POSTACE’ at right, Cat £150+. 1352 * 1931 Surcharges Mullett Printing 2d on 1½d variety ‘POSTACE’ at right [R1/1] SG #121a, fine mint, Cat £150. 1353 ** 1932-40 Pictorials McCracken Printing ½d black & buff SG #130a block of 4 MUH, with Ash Printing single for shade comparison, Cat £76+. 1354 */** 1932 Pictorials Plate Markings 2/6d marginal example from the right hand side of the sheets with ‘2/6d’ above registration cross. Fine MUH. [These “plate numbers” were usually guillotined off.] 1355 **/U/C 1934 Declaration 1d to 5d set SG #146-49 in MUH corner pairs, also set fine used with extra 1d x2 & 2d with clear Abau, Buna Bay, Kokoda (first day) & Kulumadau datestamps noted; also 1d pair on clean cover. (17 stamps) 1356 ** 1941 1/6d Air McCracken imprint block of 4, upper-right unit gum crease, mild edge tone affecting three units, MUH, Cat £120++. PAPUA | Official Stamps 1357 * 1930 Bicolours Perf ‘OS’ ½d to 2//6d set SG #O46-O54, fine MLH, Cat £600. Seldom offered. (9) 1358 * 1931-32 Pictorials Optd ‘OS’ ½d to 2/6d set SG #O55-66, fine mint, Cat £130. (12) PAPUA | Postal History 1359 * 1940 (Feb 10) Spychiger registered surface cover to Argentina with 1d Pictorial & 5d Declaration tied by Port Moresby datestamp, black/red registration label, ‘PASSED BY CENSOR’ boxed handstamp in violet, Sydney backstamp. Scarce origin/destination. PAPUA NEW GUINEA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1360 ** Posts & Telegraphs Presentation Booklets comprising [1] 1971 booklet with 1968-69 Shells definitive set plus 1970 Artefacts to 1971 South Pacific Games commemorative sets SG #137-51 & #187-203; [2] 1973 booklet with 1972 Fauna to 1973 Birds commemorative sets SG #216-40; stamps MUH. Rarely offered. (2 booklets) PAPUA NEW GUINEA | Postal History 1361 * 1970 (Jul 28) registered airmail cover to Israel with attractive philatelic franking and handstamped ‘Inspected/and Safe for/ Transmission’ handstamp (and signed), green customs label, Jerusalem arrival backstamp. Rare anti-terrorism mail. PAPUA NEW GUINEA | First Flight Covers 1362 * 1945 [1] (Apr 2) Qantas souvenir cover flown Sydney-Lae with black & green vignette affixed, signed by pilot H.H. Deignan; [2] (Apr 2) Qantas souvenir cover flown Lae-Sydney with black & green vignette affixed, signed by pilots H.H. Deignan and A. Jacobson; AAMC #1002-3, both covers in very fine condition, Cat $550. (2) 1949 (21 Jun) New Britain District ‘Catalina’ first flights, complete set comprising flights from Rabaul to Jacquinot Bay, Kandrian 1363 * (Gasmata) or Talasea, all signed by pilot Hugh Birch and addressed to Hudson Fysh, AAMC #P180-2 and tidily presented on annotated album pages. Ex Ray Kelly. (3) ADEN 1364 **/* 1937 KGVI Pictorials ½a (marginal), 2½a & 3½a (one stamp torn) blocks of 9, mild gum toning, majority of units MUH, Cat £190+. (3 blks) 1365 * 1939 KGVI Pictorials ½a to 10r set (ex 14a) perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #16s-27s (ex #23as), mild gum toning on some values, fine mint overall, Cat £375. (12) 1366 * 1946 Victory 1½a & 2½a perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #28-29s, fine mint, Cat £140. (2) 1367 * 1953-63 QEII 25c carmine-red variety Crack in wall SG #54a, fine mint, Cat £65. ADEN | Postal History 1368 * 1893-1955 Cover Selection including 1893 Bristol (UK) to Aden with Proud Type D22 ‘AP4/93’ arrival backstamp, 1937 ½a to 2a tied to cover to UK by ‘4APR37’ cancels, 1951 to UK with KGVI 2½a endorsed “FORCES AIR MAIL”, 1951 Kuwait to Aden inter-bank cover with Aden Camp arrival backstamp, plus two other items; also Benghiat & Sons (Turkish shop, Aden) PPCs x3, showing Aden scenes, all used within UK. (9 items) 1369 * 1939 (Dec 29) cover to England with ‘PASSED BY CENSOR’ boxed handstamp overstruck with oval ‘H.M.W/T STATION/ 29DEC1935/ADEN’ naval censor, both in blue, the latter rated ‘Rare’ by Little. 1370 * 1942-43 RAF Censor Covers x8, mostly ‘Honour’ Envelopes, all to England with generally fine RAF censor markings used at RAF HQ Steamer Point or at RAF Khormaksar. Attractively franked group in generally fine condition. (8) 1371 * 1942-44 Civil Censor Covers x5 (three are registeed) including 1942 Aden Camp registered to India with ‘No 3’ censor handstamp on red/white censor seal, Bombay arrival backstamp; [2] 1943 triple-rate airmail to USA ‘111’ censor handstamp on Type F censor seal; [3] 1944 Aden Camp registered with 4r15a franking to Firestone Rubber Co USA with ‘113’-in circle handstamp on Type F censor seal, Akron arrival backstamp; plus two other items, condition generally fine. (5) 1372 * 1949 covers to England comprising [1] Maalla registered with ‘MAALLA’ handstamped registration label (scarce); also [2] Perim registered with Aden GPO label added as Perim Island without registration facilities, rare; both in very fine condition. (2) ANTIGUA 1373 * 1935 Silver Jubilee 1d deep blue & carmine, variety Diagonal line by turret SG #91f, fine mint, Cat £100. 1374 * 1935 Silver Jubilee 2½d brown & deep blue variety Dot to left of chapel SG #93g, fine mint, Cat £225. ASCENSION 1375 * 1922 KGV Overprint on St Helena 2d black & grey, variety Blot on scroll SG #4b, mint, Cat £500. Scarce. 1376 * 1924-33 Badge SG #10-15d,17-20, ½d to 3/-, excl 6d, Cat £290. (11) 1377 V 1924-33 KGV Badge 1d grey-black & deep blue-green variety Torn flag SG #11b superb used, Cat £300. 1378 * 1938-53 KGVI Pictorials ½d to 10/- P13½ set SG #38-47 including 1d Green Mountain & 3d black & ultramarine SG #42, fine mint, Cat £450+. (13) 1342

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BARBADOS | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1384 **/*/U 1897-1969 Most Mint Selection including 1897 Diamond Jubilee 2/6d white paper (Cat £110), blued paper used ¼d, ½d & 2½d, 1906 Nelson set, 1921-24 Badge set, 1938-47 Badge set duplicated to 5/- x3 plus 2½d ultramarine Mark on central ornament, 1950 KGVI pictorial set, QEII definitive & commemorative sets MUH, condition mostly fine, Cat £600+. (170+) BARBADOS 1385 * 1861-70 No Watermark Rough Perf 14-16 (6d) rose-red SG #29, deep colour, fine mint, Cat £375. 1386 * 1861-70 No Watermark Rough Perf 14-16 (6d) bright orange-vermilion SG #31 marginal strip of 3, fine mint, Cat £480+. Rare multiple. 1387 V 1873 Wmk Small Star 5/- dull rose SG #64, couple of trivial thins in left margin, excellent centring, very fine used, Cat £300. 1388 * 1892-1903 Seal of Colony ¼d to 2/6d violet & green SG #105-15 (ex 2/6d blue-black & orange, SG #114), fine mint, Cat £200. (10) 1389 * 1912-16 Seal ¼d to 3/- including ¼d & 1d listed shades, some colour transfer on gum of 3/-, fine mint overall, Cat £265. (13) 1390 V 1912-16 Seal 3/- green & violet Seal SG #180, excellent centring, very fine used, Cat £120. 1391 * 1916-20 Seal ¼d to 3/- set including Gibbons listed shades for ¼d, ½d, 1d & 3d, plus 1918-20 4d & 3/- Change of Colours SG #18191 & 199-200, fine MLH/MVLH, Cat £220+. (20) 1392 * 1920-21 Victory ¼d to 3/- set including Wmk Script CA 1d SG #201-212, fine mint, Cat £150. (12) 1393 * 1925-35 Badge ¼d to 3/- set SG #229-239 including all listed shades and changes of perf, fine mint, Cat £200+. (20) 1394 ** 1947 Surcharges 1d on 2d carmine P14 Plate I corner block of 4, variety Extra frame line [R 11/9] SG #264a, upper left unit, fresh MUH, Cat £110++. 1395 ** 1953-61 QEII Pictorials 1c to $2.40 set including scarce 60c blue-green & pale maroon shade, fresh MUH, Cat £145. (14) BECHUANALAND PROTECTORATE 1396 * 1904-13 Ovpts on GB KEVII ½d to 1/- deep green & scarlet and 1/- green & carmine, ½d values hinge remainders, otherwise fine MLH, Cat £140. (6) 1397 ** 1961 QEII Surcharges 2½c on 3d Waterlow imprint block of 4, lower left unit variety Spaced ‘c’ [R 10/3] SG #160a, fresh MUH, Cat £255+. BERMUDA 1398 F 1935 Silver Jubilee 2½d brown & deep blue variety ‘Bird’ by turret SG #96m, fine used with postmark well clear of flaw, Cat £325. Very scarce used. 1399 ** 1938-53 KGVI 2/- purple & blue/deep blue on ordinary paper, corner Control #1 block of 18, with variety Broken lower right scroll [unit 60], SG #116c&ce, fresh MUH, Cat £412++. 1400 * 1938-53 Keyplates 12/6d grey & yellow P14 on ordinary paper SG #120d, fine MVLH, Cat £700. Brandon Certificate (1986) for then SG #120b. BRITISH GUIANA 1401 * 1935 Silver Jubilee 2c ultramarine & grey, variety Dot by flagstaff SG #301h, fine mint, Cat £130. 1402 * 1935 Silver Jubilee 12c green & indigo variety Dot by flagstaff SG #301h, fine mint, Cat £300. 1403 * 1935 Silver Jubilee 6c brown & deep blue variety Dot by flagstaff SG #302h, fine mint, Cat £300. BRITISH HONDURAS 1404 * 1888-91 London Surcharges 2c on 1d bisect on wrapper?, SG #37a, addressed locally, Cat £110. 1405 * 1888-91 London Surcharges 2c on 1d pair, right unit bisected on cover with printed local address, SG #37a, some aging, Cat £110. BRITISH LEVANT | Overprints on Great Britain 1406 * 1902-13 Opts on GB KEVII 1902-05 12pi on 2/6d lilac & 24pi on 5/- bright carmine, 1911-13 12pi on 2/6d reddish-purple & 24pi on 5/- carmine SG #11-12 & 33-34, fine mint, Cat £215. (4) 1407 * 1921 British Currency Optd ‘LEVANT’ 2d to 2/6d x2 (chocolate-brown & pale brown shades) SG #L18-L24 including 6d & 1/shades, 4d nibbed perfs, generally fine mint, Cat £400+. (10) BRITISH OCCUPATION OF ITALIAN COLONIES | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1408 ** 1942-51 All Colonies all MUH, MEF 1942 M1 ovpt set of 5, 1943-47 set of 11; Eritrea 1948-49 BMA set of 13, 1950 BA set of 13, 1951 set of 7; Somalia 1943-46 EAF set of 9, 1948 BMA set of 11, 1950 BA set of 11; Tripolitania 1948 BMA set of 13, 1950 BA set of 13, 1951 set of 8. Plus All Postage Due sets. Total Cat £1,000+. (116) BRITISH OCCUPATION OF ITALIAN COLONIES | Middle East Forces | Postal History 1409 * 1946 (Dec 14) use of 3d & 9d on air cover from Calynmos Dodecanese Islands, to USA, ‘By North Atlantic Air Services Via U.K.’ handstamp on face, Rodi backstamp. BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 1410 V 1879-80 ½d emerald-green SG #24, very fine used, Cat £90. 1411 * 1913-19 KGV Keyplates ½d to 5/- set SG #69-77, including ½d, 1d & 2d shades, fine mint, Cat £120+. (12) CANADIAN PROVINCES | NEWFOUNDLAND 1412 ** 1932-38 24c Bell Island variety Imperforate pair SG #228a, very fine MUH, Cat £350. CANADA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1413 **/* 1898-1946 Special Delivery Issues complete between SG #S2-17 including Airs plus officials SG #OS20-21, 1898 10c straight-edge at base, a few stamps MLH, most are fresh MUH, Cat £370+. (17) 1414 ** 1915-16 War Tax Group comprising 1915 inscribed ‘WAR/TAX’ 1c & 2c SG #228-29, 1916 inscribed ‘1Tc’ P12 2c+1c scarlet Die I #233 & 2c+1c yellow-brown Die II #239, Perf 12x8 2c+1c duo #235-36 & Imperf x P8 2c+1c deep brown #243, all fresh MUH, Cat £245+. (7) CANADA 1415 W 1868-90 Large Heads Ottawa Printing Medium to Stout Wove Paper 12½c bright blue SG #60, perfs improved or reinforced (at left), regummed. Presents well, Cat £950. 1416 **/* 1897 Jubilee Issue ½c, 1c orange-yellow, 2c deep green & 3c MUH, 5c slate-blue MVLH, 8c, 10c & 20c fine mint, Cat £465+. (8) 1417 * 1897 Jubilee Issue $2 violet SG #137, odd nibbed perf, mild gum creases, large part og, Cat £1,000. 1418 **/* 1897-1899 Maple Leaves mint selection with 4-Corners ½c black mint, 2-Corners ½c black, 1c blue-green, 3c rose-carmine & 7c greenish-yellow all MUH; also 1899 both 2c on 3c Surcharges MUH, Cat Cat £250+. (7)

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(18) 1932-33 KGV Perf 11 1c to 13c set plus Coil trio SG #319-28, fine MLH, a few values including key 13c are MUH, Cat £225. (10) 1935 Pictorials Perf 12 20c Niagara Falls SG #349, variety Imperforate pair, see Gibbons footnote, fine mint, Cat £300. 1937-38 KGVI Perf 12 1c to $1 set SG #357-367, including 10c shade, fresh MUH, Cat £185. (12) 1937-38 Pictorials Perf 12 10c Memorial Chamber SG #363, variety Imperforate marginal pair, see Gibbons footnote, fine mint, Cat £700. 1942-48 War Effort Perf 12 3c purple KGVI SG #378 variety Imperforate marginal pair SG #378, fine mint, Cat £375. CANADA | Postage Dues 1906-28 1c to 10c set including 1c & 5c red-violet SG #D1-8 (ex #D4) plus 1c, 2c & 5c Thin paper printings, fresh MLH/MVLH, Cat £300+. (10) 1930-65 comprising 1930-32 set SG #D9-D13 mint, 1933-34 &1935-65 sets SG #D14-D24 fresh MUH, Cat £179. (16) CEYLON 1935 Silver Jubilee 9c green & indigo variety Diagonal line by turret [10/1 & 10/2] SG #380f, postmark clear of flaw, fine used, Cat £130. CHINA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1949-88 Collection on Hingeless Pages early issues are generally mint reprints and include NE China issues, 1950s issues are generally CTO or used, Cultural Revolution issues are poor, later issues are generally MUH. Noted MNG 1958 Kuan Han-ching M/S Cat £475, used 1962 Mei Lan-fang set of 8 Cat £200, mint 1965 Victory over Japan set of 4, Cat £120, MNG reprint 1952 Gymnastics set of 10 blocks, used 1960 Goldfish set of 12, MNG 1963 imperf Children Day Cat £425, MUH 1963 Panda set of 3 & mint imperf set of 3 Cat £300, MUH 1963 Monkeys set of 3 both imperf & perf Cat £280, used 1970 Tiger Mountain set of 6, MUH 1971 Paris Commune Cat £550, mint 1971 Communist Party Anniv set of 6 & strip of 3 Cat £655, mint 1971 Albanian Labour set of 4, used 1972 Ships set of 4, mint 1972 Yenan Forum set of 6 Cat £180, mint 1972 Red Canal set of 4 Cat £180, MUH 1976 5 Year Plan set of 16 Cat £225, mint 1978 Science Congress M/S Cat £700, MUH 1979 Riccione Stamp Fair M/S Cat £1,100, mint 1979 Hong Kong Stamp Expo M/S Cat £550, MUH 1978 Galloping Horses M/S Cat £700, MUH 1978 Flying Faeries M/S Cat £500, MUH 1978 Hsingkiang Bridge M/S Cat £450, MUH 1979 Great Wall M/S Cat £225, MUH 1979 Camelias M/S Cat £350, MUH 1979 Childhood Science M/S Cat £2,250, MUH 1980 Qi Bashi set & M/S Cat £475. A great opportunity to acquire a significant collection. Total Cat well over £12,000!! (100s) CHINA 1949 People’s Political Conference $30 to $200 set in folder, stamps cancelled by commemorative FDI datestamp in violet, some soiling & toning. China’s first commemorative issue in a special folder. CHINA | Postal History 1913 (Jul 12) coloured PPC of ‘CHEFOO Chefoo Club’ with ½c China Republic Ovpt, 1c Hong Kong, 2c on 5c French PO in China & 1c on 3pf German PO in China, all cancelled at their respective POs. 1913 (Jul 12) coloured PPC of ‘CHEFOO Beach Hotel from the sea’ with ½c China Republic Ovpt, ½s Japanese PO in China, 1k Russian PO in China & 1c on 3pf German PO in China, all cancelled at their respective POs. 1936-37 Harvie, Cooke & Co (Shanghai) covers to Henry B Smith (Melbourne), comprising [1] 1936 (Sep 29) endorsed ‘BY FRENCH AIR MAIL SERVICE/VIA HANOI’ and with Shanghai PO ‘AIR MAIL VIA HANOI’ handstamp in red, conveyed by combination of CNAC, Air France, and Imperial Airways services at rate of $1.75, backstamped Melbourne, and [2] 1937 (Jan 6) endorsed ‘VIA HONGKONG & BY IAL’, handstruck ‘Via Hanoi’ apparently applied in error, scored-over and replaced with ‘VIA HONGKONG AND BY I.A.L.’ handstamp (both Shanghai PO markings), a participant in Imperial Airways Hong Kong Feeder Service, again at $1.75 rate, backstamped Hong Kong, Melbourne; fine pair. (2) DANZIG | First Flight Covers 1932 Return Flight of LZ 127 with 1932 flight set of 5, plus 1924 20pf & 1g Air on registered printed cover from Danzig to Magdeburg, green Graf Zeppelin cachet on face. DOMINICA 1908-20 View of Roseau ½d to 5/- set SG #57-54, including most shades/ordinary paper printings plus 2½d bright blue marginal block of 4 (MUH), fine mint, Cat £160+. (20) 1923-33 KGV Badge ½d to £1 set SG #71-91 including ½d shade, fine mint, Cat £375. (22) 1938-1954 Sets comprising KGVI 1938-47 & 1951 sets plus QEII 1954-62 set (mild gum tone), the latter two sets MUH, Cat £210. (52) EAST AFRICA & UGANDA 1903-04 KEVII Wmk Crown CC 20r grey & stone optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #15s, fine mint, Cat £180. 1903-04 KEVII Wmk Crown CC 50r grey & red-brown optd ‘SPECIMEN’ SG #16s, fine mint, Cat £450. 1907-08 KEVII Wmk MCA 1c to 75c optd ‘SPECIMEN’ set SG #34s-42s, fine mint, Cat £250. (9) EGYPT 1932 1p Postal Seal SG #A1 imperforate marginal block of 4 from the left of the sheet MUH, Cat £380++ as a perforated block, considerable premium as an imperforate block. ESTONIA 1923 Airs perf pairs 10m on 5m, 20m on 5m, plus imperf set of 3, scarce set. All with streaky gum. (5 prs) FALKLAND ISLANDS 1928 2½d On 2d Purple-Brown South Georgia provisional SG #115, tied to small piece by ‘SOUTH GEORGIA/7FE/28’ FDI datestamp, Cat £1,300. RPSL Certificate (1968). 1935 Silver Jubilee 1d deep blue & scarlet variety Flagstaff on right-hand turret SG #139d, very fine used, Cat £350. Scarce. 1938-50 KGVI Pictorials ½d to £1 set SG #146-63 including several lower denomination shades, fine mint with most stamps MLH/ MVLH, Cat £500+. (23) 1938-50 KGVI Pictorials ½d to £1 set SG #146-63 with 5/- x3 including steel blue & buff-brown (thin paper) shade (Cat £400), plus other lower denomination shades including 1/-, fine mint with many MLH/MVLH, Cat £1,000+. (26) 1938-50 KGVI Pictorials ½d to £1 set SG #146-63 with 5/- x3 including dull blue & yellow-brown shade (on distinctive greyish paper - Cat £600), plus a few lower denomination shades, fine/very fine used, Cat £950+. (22) 1938-50 KGVI Pictorials 10/- black & orange-brown SG #162 tied by Port Stanley ‘9DE/43’ datestamp to cover addressed to New Zealand. Fine condition.

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(9) FIJI 1935 Silver Jubilee 3d brown & deep blue variety Diagonal line by turret [10/1 & 10/2] SG #244f, fine used, Cat £275. FIJI | Postal History 1911 use of 1d red KEVII on JW Waters PPC of ‘Pottery making, Fiji’. Stamp cancelled in Sydney and double-oval SHIP LE[TTER]/ 1D/LATE FEE’ handstamp applied. Scarce. FRANCE | Postal History 1900 Exposition Universelle De Paris (Oct 11) ‘Commission Royale de l’Australie Occidentale/...’ cover to Roumania with 25c tied by ‘PARIS 106/PLACE DU TROCADERO’, Bucarest arrival backstamp & light strike of the postman’s ‘posthorn/94’ delivery handstamp in violet on the face, very fine. The enclosed letter, signed Geo Aytoun/[Secretaire] accompanied a list of publications about Western Australia. FRANCE | DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA PPC Of 15c French Congo Stamp: used as a 1910 raffle ticket receipt, raising money for a Sanatorium. FRENCH COLONIES | ALGERIA | Postal History 1903 (Apr 22) use of stampless cover from In-Salah to France, fine ‘CORPS D’OCCUPATION DU TIDIKELT/FRANCHISE POSTALE’ handstamp on face. FRENCH COLONIES | CONGO (French) | First Flight Covers 1930 Brazzaville - France (Mar 20) use of 3f on 5f pair on cover to Switzerland. FRENCH COLONIES | FRENCH POLYNESIA - OCEANIC SETTLEMENTS | Postal History 1929 (Feb 5) use of 5f, cancelled with ‘PACKET BOAT.’, ‘MARINE POST OFFICE/N.Z./5FE29.3-PM/R.M.S. TAHITI’ on cover to USA. FRENCH COLONIES | GUINEA (French) | Postal History 1904 (Oct 8) use of 10c on PPC, from Conarky to Cauderan, France, octagonal ‘LOANGO A BORDEAUX/9/OCT/04/L.L.NO4’ TPO cancel on face. 1909 (Oct 8) use of 10c on PPC, from Conarky to France, octagonal ‘MATADI A BORDEAUX/30-8/094/L.L.NO1’ TPO cancel on stamp & back. FRENCH COLONIES | INDO-CHINESE POST OFFICES IN CHINA | Postal History 1929 (Nov 5) use of Kwangchow 1c & 30c block of 4(stamps cancelled at Hanoi) on registered air cover from Fort Bayard to France fine boxed ‘VOYAGE/RETOUR RECORD DISTANCE/COSTES-BELLONTE/OCT NOV 1929’ on face. FRENCH COLONIES | IVORY COAST | Postal History 1945 (Mar) use of Senegal 1f50 on 15c x2 & 5f50 on 65c x3 and Mautitania 5f on 65c on registered cover from Grand Bassam to New York, censor reseal at left. FRENCH COLONIES | MARTINIQUE | Postal History 1876 (Apr 2) use of imperf General Colonies 5c Ceres and 80c Ceres (faults) on cover from St. Pierre to Paris, endorsed “Steamer Français”, stamps cancelled with ‘MQE’ 1878 (Jul 27) use of imperf General Colonies 5c Peace & Commerce and 30c Ceres on entire from St. Pierre to Le Havre ‘STEAMER ANGLAIS’ green handstamp on face. FRENCH COLONIES | MOROCCO (French) | Postal History 1908 (Apr 16) use of stampless mourning cover, endorsed “Colonne d’occupation d’Oudjda”, poor ‘TRESORS ET POSTES/16/ AVRIL/08/48’ on face, to France. 1916 (Sep 27) use of 25c on 25c pair on registered cover from Fez-Mellah to Switzerland, censor reseal at right. FRENCH COLONIES | REUNION | Postal History 1952 (Apr 3) us of 500f on 1,000f Paris (Cat £250) and 100f on 200f Bordeaux, on registered air cover to USA. Rare stamps on cover. FRENCH COLONIES | TUNISIA | Postal History 1936 (Mar 7) use of 1f50 Amphitheatre from Grombalia to Valk, Estonia. FRENCH COLONIES | UBANGI-CHARI | Postal History 1934 (May 3) use of 10c orange-vermilion & blue and 40c Woman on tiny cover (8.2x6.2cm) from Bangui to France. GAMBIA 1935 Silver Jubilee 1½d deep blue & scarlet variety Extra flagstaff SG #143a, fine used, Cat £475. Rare. 1935 Silver Jubilee 1½d deep blue & scarlet, variety Flagstaff on right-hand turret SG #143d, fine mint, Cat £600. Rare. 1935 Silver Jubilee 6d light blue & olive-green marginal block of 4, lower-left unit variety Lightning conductor SG #145c, fine mint, Cat £310+. 1935 Silver Jubilee 1/- slate & purple block of 4 marginal block of 4, lower-left unit variety Lightning conductor SG #146c, minor gum tone, fine MLVH overall, Cat £470+. 1938-46 KGVI Pictorials ½d to 10/- set SG #150-61, 2d blue & black hinge thin, some hinge remainders, fine mint overall, Cat £160. (17) GERMANY | Proofs & Essays 1922 Munich Exhibition seven designs in various colours, by Professor Ehmcke and Von Weech including one of 1¼M which was the design adopted for issue. Rare. (7) GERMANY 1872 2kr orange, Mi #24, fine used with part Offenbach datestamp, Cat €3,200 (SG #24 £3,250). Eichele Certificate (2008). 1933 Chicago World Exhibition set of 3, Mi #496-8 2rm & 4rm MUH. (3) GERMANY | Postal History 1929 Catapult Mail (Jul 22) SS BREMEN cover with red cachet ‘Schnelldampfer/”BREMEN”/Norddeutscher Lloyd/BREMEN’, green ‘Mit Katapultflug’ and oval ‘Erster/deutscher/katapultflug/22.7.1929/Dampfer Bremen-New York’ all on face. Very attractive. 1936 (Apr) use of 75c Zeppelin & 2rm Lilienthal on air cover from Leipzig to Rio de Janeiro, red Europa-Sudamerika cachet on face, middle fold detracts little. 1936 (May 1) use of 50pf & 75pf on registered air cover from Lorch to New York, Hindenburg handstamp on face with EurpoaNordamerika cachet.

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GERMANY - Occupied Estonia 1941 Tartu Issue: on thinner paper Mi #1-3y in blocks of four with central pictorial pmk ‘DORPAT/11.1.1942/TAG DER BRIEFMARKE’. Fine to very fine (SG #3-5B, £212). (3 blks) GERMANY - Occupied Gulf of Kotor | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1944 Overprinted Italian Postal Card 1 Lit on 30c brown locally addressed to Dobrota with bi-lingual Herzegovina cds Feb 10, 1944. Clear 1981 certificate No. 6104 of Velemir Ercegovic (ZAGREB). Scarce, fine. GERMAN COLONIES | MARSHALL ISLANDS (German) | Postal Stationery - Postal Cards 1899-1918 Unused Selection comprising 5pf + 5pf control #599 plus 10pf + 10pf control #399 Reply Card H&G #10&11, 1901 Yachts 5pf x2, 10pf, 5pf + 5pf & 10pf + 10pf H&G #13-15, 1918 Dividing Line Added 5pf (toned) & 10pf, odd blemish or tone, generally fine. (9) GILBERT & ELLICE ISLANDS | Postal History 1939-54 Ocean Island Selection addressed to Australia with 1939-40 5½d rate covers x2 both endorsed for airmail service within Australia, 1943(?) 4d surface rate endorsed “via New Zealand”, 1948 1/8d airmail rate, 1954 2½d surface rate, also 1939 two complete KGVI sets on separate FDCs (one with faults) both addressed to Ooma (small village on Ocean Island). [The sender/ recipient J.C Dulfer was the resident civil engineer on Ocean Island] (7) GILBERT & ELLICE ISLANDS | Gilbert Islands 1935 Silver Jubilee 1½d variety Flagstaff on right-hand turret SG #37d, fine used, Cat £250 mint, unpriced used (the same variety on the 1d value is Cat £250 mint & £450 used). GREAT BRITAIN | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings KEVII-KGV Controls large collection of mainly corner pairs with almost no duplication, at least 262 different controls Total Cat well in excess of £2,500. (270+) KGVI Undenominated Design produced by Harrison & Sons, MUH, purple imperf single & corner block of 4, perf single & block of 4, red-brown perf single & corner block of 4. Plus 6 different imperf reproductions of the 1912 ‘Ideal stamp’, MNG. (12 items) GREAT BRITAIN 1840 1d Intense Black Plate 5 [QG] SG #1, complete margins (close at top right), tidy MC cancel in red, Cat £525. Attractive example. 1840 1d Black Plate 1a [KC] SG #2, close (at right) to very good margins, superb and complete MC cancel in red, Cat £375. 1840 1d Black Plate 1a [GB] SG #2, complete even margins, somewhat aged, MC cancel in red, Cat £375. 1840 1d Black Plate 1b [SL] SG #2, three very good margins, close but complete margin at base, tad aged, faint MC cancel in red, Cat £375. 1840 1d Black Plate 1b [DC] SG #2, complete close to very good margins, MC cancel in red, Cat £375. Fine example. 1840 1d Black Plate 2 [BF] SG #2, largely balanced complete margins, lightly struck MC cancel in red, Cat £400. Pencil annotation on reverse “ex Litchfield”. 1840 1d Black Plate 5 [GD] SG #2, margins just touched at base otherwise complete, lightly struck MC cancel in red, Cat £375. 1840 1d Black Plate 5 [JF] SG #2, complete margins, very close at base, lightly struck MC cancel in red, Cat £375. 1840 1d Black Plate 6 [EE] SG #2, margins complete except at base where just shaved at right, bright red MC cancel, Cat £375. 1840 1d Black Plate 6 Strip of 3 [KC to KE] SG #2, first unit with corners repaired/reinforced at left, margins complete (very close in places), mild age staining on reverse, MC cancels in red, Cat £1,125+. 1840 1d Black Plate 6 [LI], 4-margins, superb used with orange-red MC cancellation. 1840 1d Black Plate 7 [BJ] SG #2, complete margins, trivial slight thinning at top, very lightly struck MC cancel in red, Cat £400. 1840 1d Black Plate 7 (?) [FB] SG #2, complete close (at base) to very good margins, tied to small piece by black MC cancel, Cat £400. 1840 1d Black Plate 8 Pair [MI,MJ] SG #2, incomplete margins, slightly cut-into at top left, rounded corner top right, somewhat aged, lightly struck/faded MC cancels in red, Cat £1,050+. 1840 1d Black Plate 10 [KG] SG #2, two complete margins, just cut-into at base & at right, shallow thin patch at lower-right, MC cancel in black, Cat £950. 1841 1d Red-Brown Blued Paper Pair [EB,EC] SG #8, complete margins, strong original colour, fine unused, Cat £1,200+. 1841-51 2d Blue White Lines Added [1] imperforate pair [CH,CI], small internal paper repair right unit, good to large margins; [2] strip of 3 [IB to ID], balanced margins very fine, and [3] strip of 4 [OG to OJ], margins in places, tad aged; Cat £800+ (3 items) 1854-57 2d Pale Blue Perf 16 SG #20 tied by weak BN ‘285’ cancel to 1854 (Sep 28) cover to Launceston, Exeter departure & Launceston arrival backstamps, Cat £110 (off cover). 1858-79 1d Red Plate 217 block of 4 [NA-OB] SG #43. Typical gum cracking, one unit slightly rounded corner, very fresh MUH, cat £90 each for mounted mint examples. 1887-92 Jubilee £1 green [SB], SG #212, fresh colour, Cat £4,000. 1902-34 High Values comprising 1902-10 KEVII 2/6d, 5/- plus 10/- with 1902 Jersey datestamp, also 1934 KGV Re-engraved Seahorses 2/6d to 10/-, some mild condition issues, all with cds cancels, fine overall Cat £1,000+. (6) 1948 Silver Wedding £1 blue SG #494, block of 4, fresh MUH, Cat £160+. 1960 Experimental Stamps ‘3s 8d Sixteen Experimental Stamps’, Type A Presentation Pack, (for sale in the UK), SG Spec #SPP2(a), SG #599-609, containing two of each denomination of the Phosphor-Graphite experimental issue, usual minor wrinkles, unopened, Cat £300. 1969 Anniversaries 1/6d Flags of NATO error Yellow-green (from flags) omitted SG #794f, normal stamp included for comparison, fresh MUH, Cat £90.

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Fine red Maltese cross cancel, also very fine double-oval ‘’IMPERIAL HOTEL/POST-PAID/DUBLIN’ on face, over weight and chamfered box ‘MORE/TO/PAY’ and mss “2” on face. A bit soiled and tatty, but nice cancellations. 1855 (Jan 13) printed letter announcing departure date of the Royal Mail ship Boomerang to Australia, sent locally with 1d red tied by Liverpool spoon cancel, some staining & part of the flap is missing. A rare survivor. 1867 (May 25) cover with embossed Fairlie & Co (Engineers) on the flap, to their representative at No 17 Casse 63/L’Exposition/ Paris with GB 1d Plate 81 strip of 4 tied by London duplex of MY25/67, ‘ANGL/AMB CALAIS D’ TPO transit on the face, two fine to largely very fine ‘EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE/3E|26/MAI/57POSTES’ and ‘2E|27’ arrival backstamp, minor blemishes. Enclosed note: “...take care of all your Cases and get the goods well packed...If they are left to the Mercy of the Railway Companies there is no knowing when we may, if ever, receive them here”. 1876-79 Group of Covers x8 from the Watford to Wangaratta (Vic) correspondence with solo frankings of 6d grey Plate 15 x2 and Plate 16 x4; also 1878 with 8d orange Plate 1 x2 and 1879 with 8d single (defective); all stamps are tied by Watford ‘1849’ duplexes, each cover with Melbourne transit & Wangaratta arrival backstamps; condition variable. 1897 (Mar 8) registered cover to Cardiff with QV 6d Postal Fiscal SG #F17 cancelled with ‘MR8/97’ datestamp. Fine condition. 1963-64 Postage Dues on Ciba Labs Ltd (Horsham) bulk postage due receipt fragments, several with high value frankings of up to £2/12/-, others with attractive multicoloured frankings. Unusual offering. (50+ items) GREAT BRITAIN | Military - Boer War Period 1899: (Sep 22) cover from Plymouth to Johannesburg, mailed prior to outbreak of war, ‘Postdepartment, Z.A Republiek./GEOPEND VOOR INSPECTIE,/ONDER//DE OOLOGSWET/Postkantoor Johannesburg.’ rare censor seal applied on arrival (use recorded between 10-22 October only), minor blemishes. GREAT BRITAIN | Military - World War I Period 1915 superb strike of large oval ‘OFFICERS PRISONERS OF WAR/P.C.I./HOLYPORT’ cachet in violet on 1915 printed cover addressed to Birmingham. [Holyport was a POW Camp for Officers, located near Maidenhead, Bucks] 1918 British Forces in Russia (Dec 10) cover to England with fine strike of ‘FPO/PB44’ datestamp used at Bakhariza (second day of use), cover probably routed via ice-free port of Murmansk as port of Archangel ice-bound during winter. Fine & rare. GREAT BRITAIN | Regionals | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1974-2008 Definitive PO Packs low denominations in album with slipcase, Post Office and Royal Mail issues for England, Scotland, Northern Ireland & Wales including NVI types, M/S, single-region and multiple region packs. (64) GREAT BRITAIN | Regionals 1960 Presentaion Packs ‘7s 3d Twelve Regional Stamps’, Type A, (for sale in the UK), SG Spec #XPP1(a), containing one of each ordinary 3d, 6d & 1/3d from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, minor wrinkles, unopened, Cat £100, plus 1970 Scotland 3d 1/6d Regional Definitives PO Pack #23. (2) GRENADA 1938-50 10/- slate-blue & bright carmine P12 2l, fine mint, Cat £750. GRENADA | Postal History 1819 entire to Scotland, straight-line ‘GRENADA/JAN 10’ on back, mss “5/2” in black & poor boxed ½ on face. GUAM | Postal History 1940 (Apr 1) US Forces in Guam cover to NSW with 2c Prexie strip of 3 tied by Guam duplex cancels, with enclosed letter from a radio operator based there. Nice Item. HONG KONG 1907-11 Wmk MCA 2c deep green variety Watermark inverted, SG #92w, fine used, Cat £900. 1935 Silver Jubilee 20c slate & purple variety Double flagstaff SG #136e, fine used, Cat £500. Scarce. HONG KONG | Postal History 1938 (Jan 20) local registered cover with 5c Postal fiscal x4 (one other missing) & 5c Coronation tied by ‘20JA/38’ datestamps being the last day of authorised postal use for the 5c Postal Fiscal, some age spotting. HONG KONG | Flight Covers - Commercial 1940 (Jan 20) Chartered Bank registered cover to Melbourne franked aggregate $3.70 comprising KGVI 25c, $2, $1, 15c and 30c, representing post-EAMS $1.15 per ½oz rate x3 plus 25c registration, small portion of perforated sealing tape at top tied by manuscript Chinese characters on reverse (Post Office repair?), most attractive. HUNGARY 1948 Re-Opening of Budapest Chain Bridge Airmail M/Ss. SG #1036a & b, Cat £320. (2) 1949-50 UPU M/S SG #1072, Cat £750. 1949 Centenary of Budapest Chain Bridge M/S. SG #1077a, Cat £600. 1951 80th Anniversary of First Hungarian Postage Stamp set of 3 miniature sheets, (60fi with very light hinge mark, the other 2 are MUH). SG #1199a, Cat £275. (3) ICELAND 1902-03 ‘I GILDI/02-03’ Ovpt P12½ 10a carmine complete sheet of 100, SG #73, MUH, Cat £130++. 1902-03 ‘I GILDI/02-03’ Ovpt P12½ 20a dull blue carmine ovpt complete sheet of 100, SG #75, MUH, Cat £110++. 1902-03 ‘I GILDI/02-03’ Ovpt P12½ 25a blue & yellow-brown carmine ovpt complete sheet of 100, SG #77, MUH unit 44 with Halved N flaw, Cat £110++. 1902-03 ‘I GILDI/02-03’ Ovpt P12½ 40a mauve complete sheet of 100, SG #79, MUH, Cat £110++. 1902-03 ‘I GILDI/02-03’ Ovpt P12½ 50a carmine & blue complete sheet of 100, SG #80, MUH, Cat £325++. INDIA 1935 Silver Jubilee 3½a black & dull ultramarine, variety ‘Bird flaw’, SG #245a, fine mint, Cat £375. 1935 Silver Jubilee 3½a black & dull ultramarine, variety ‘Bird flaw’, SG #245a, fine used with postmark well clear of flaw, Cat £325. Scarce. 1948 Ghandi complete set, SG #395-8, Cat £425. (4)

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INDIA | Postal History 1946 (Dec 6) Stampless ‘Forces Mail’ cover to Victoria, endorsed “Capt. L.A. Heywood/H.Q. Sub Area/Avadi/Indian/Command” at lower left and backstamped ‘EXPERIMENTAL S.O/6DEC.46/MS.-100’ & ‘TOO LATE FOR AIR MAIL/6 DEC 46/MADRAS SQR RMS AIR’ cds. INDIA | First Flight Covers 1920 Karachi-Bombay 15FEB20 flight (3rd south flight) with 8½a postage, special Karachi cancel and special Bombay backstamp, some soiling on face. This service was abandoned quite quickly due to lack of support. INDIAN STATES | Las Bela | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1897-1904 Selection comprising range of ½a used x17 & mint x5 (various printings) & 1a black/orange mint & used singles, few small faults, nice group. (24) IRAQ | Postal History 1895 (Jun 27) use of India 1d red KGV blue-green from Busrah to Helsingborg, Sweden, PKXP No 91 TPO cancel and light Sea Post Office A, both on back. JAMAICA 1935 Silver Jubilee 1/- slate & purple variety Extra flagstaff SG #117a, fine used, Cat £325. Scarce used. JAPAN | Military - World War I Period 1918 (Jan 5) PPC from German POW in Matsuyama Camp to Schleswig Holstein. JAPAN | Military - World War II Period Patriotic PPCs set of seven postcards showing military scenes with pictorial cachets in violet on view side, along with original envelope, also illustrated. Rare so fine. (7 cards + envelope) KENYA UGANDA & TANGANYIKA 1922-27 KGV 1c to £1 set SG #76-95, with all Gibbons listed shades including 3/- jet-black, a few low values with hinge remainders, very mint overall, Cat £575+. (25) 1935-37 KGV Pictorials 1c to £1 set SG #110-123, including 5c Rope joined to sail SG #111a, very fine MLH/MVLH with most lower values MUH, Cat £515. (15) 1935-37 KGV Pictorials 15c (TPO cancel) plus 3/- to £1 (nibbed corner perf) SG #120-23, postally used, Cat £550+. (5) 1935 Silver Jubilee 20c to 1/- set on registered cover to UK, 30c value with variety Diagonal line by turret SG #125f, Cat £225 (as a used stamp). Rare flaw on cover. 1938-54 KGVI Definitives mint with most perf variants and some better values duplicated including P13x11¾ 50c x4, 1/- x3, 3/- x2 & £1 P11¾x13 (Cat £500); P13¼ 15c, 20c, 30c, 2/-, 5/- & 10/-; P13¾x13¼ 2/-, 5/- & P13¼x13¾ 10/- x3; P14 10c red-brown & orange, 20c, 30c black & dull violet-blue, 2/-, 5/-, 10/- x2 and £1 x4 (one MUH); generally fine mint, Cat £. (75) 1938-54 KGVI Definitives used accumulation with perf variants and better values including £1 P11¾x13 (Cat £140); P13¼ 5/- x2 & 10/-; P14 10/- and £1 x3; £1 P12½; condition variable, Cat £400. (100 approx) 1938-54 KGVI Defintives 1c Arms P13¼ x13¾ variety Tadpole flaw [Frame Plate 2-2, Vignette Plate 4B, R10/8] SG #131af, in corner block of 6, very fresh MUH, Cat £100+. 1938-54 KGVI Definitives 10c black & green Lake Naivasha P13x11¾ variety Mountain retouch [Pl 7B, R 6/7] SG #135a on the upper unit of a vertical pair, fine mint, Cat £95+. 1938-54 KGVI Defintives 50c Dhow P13x11¾ variety Rope not joined to sail [R 2/5] SG #144a, in sheet no marginal block of 4, usual streaky gum characteristic of 1938 printings, MUH, Cat £390+. 1938-54 KGVI Definitives 50c P13x12½ variety Dot removed in pair with normal stamp SG #144eb, mild bend on variety stamp, Cat £150. 1954-59 & 1960-62 QEII Pictorial Sets SG #167-180 & 183-198, the latter set including some shades, all fresh MUH, Cat £210+. (39) KENYA UGANDA & TANGANYIKA | Postal History 1961 (May 19) Tangold Mining Co Ltd registered commercial airmail cover to Jamaica with 1/- Mt Kenya Blocks of 4 x2 & pair plus 30c Gazelle pair tied by Kiabakari datestamps, backstamp transits for Musoma, Nairobi & London plus Half Way Tree (Jamaica) arrival datestamp. Scarce origin/destination. KOREA | Postal History 1903? (Oct 13) use of ½s slate cancelled with blue ‘CHEMULPO/2.10.13/IJPO’ on unaddressed PPC of ‘Korean Singing Girls’. KUWAIT 1923-24 KGV Overprints on India ½a SG #1 marginal pair variety Overprint inverted, uniform gum toning, MUH, Cat £70+. (See Gibbons footnote). 1939-45 KGVI Selection comprising 1939 ½a to 5r SG #36-49 & 1945 3p to 14a set SG #52-63, fine mint, Cat £295. (24) LATVIA | Postal History 1918 (Oct 17) use of Russian imperf 35k on PPC locally used in Riga. LUXEMBOURG 1935 International Fund For Intellectuals 5c to 20f, (5f with minor damage) otherwise fine. SG #324-38, Cat £800. (15) MADAGASCAR (British) 1886 British Consular Mail 8d pair, SG #40, perf separation has been sensibly re-inforced, Cat £1,400+, small gummed patch in corner, as issued. MALAYA | Straits Settlements 1867-72 Wmk Crown CC 32c pale red SG #18, minor gum shrinkage/wrinkles, Cat £650. Very scarce. MALAYA | Japanese Occupation 1942 Overprints on Negri Sembilan Type T1 overprint on $5 Arms SG #J175, mint, Cat £800. Rare. APS Certificate (2014). MALAYAN STATES | Postmarks Datestamp Selection On 1910s-20s Covers: some used internally, identified by Proud reference including 1915 ‘RAWANG’, 1921 ‘BATU GAJAH’, 1927 ‘PADANG RENGAS’, 1921 ‘SUNKAI’, etc. Generally fine strikes. (10) Datestamp Selection On 1910s-20s Covers: identified by Proud reference including 1923 ‘KAMPAR’ 1923 ‘KUALA KUBU’, 1917 ‘PARIT BUNTAR’, 1922 ‘SERENDAH’, etc; mostly fine strikes. (15) MALAYAN STATES | Johore 1884-91 Overprints on Strait Settlements 2c pale rose with Type 11 ‘JOHOR’ (wide ‘H’) overprint SG #11, browned gum, mint, Cat £120. MALAYAN STATES | Trengganu 1965 Flowers 20c error Bright purple (blooms) omitted, SG #106a, very fine MLH, Cat £250. MALTA 1914-21 Wmk MCA ¼d to 5/- set SG #69-88, fine used, Cat £275. (12) 1935 Silver Jubilee ½d black & green variety Lightning conductor SG #210c, fine mint, Cat £40. 1935 Silver Jubilee 6d light blue & olive-green variety Lightning conductor, SG #212c, fine mint, Cat £200. 1935 Silver Jubilee 1/- slate & purple variety Lightning conductor, SG #213c, fine mint, Cat £400.

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MAURITIUS | Postal History 1901 (Aug 6) use of 2c cancelled at Curepipe Road, on unaddressed commemorative Postcard produced for the visit of the Duke & Duchess of Cornwall (later KGV & Queen Mary). Scarce. MUSCAT 1597 ** 1966 50b Samail Fort Type II SG #101a, fresh MUH, Cat £325. NETHERLANDS | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1598 */**/U 1850s-1970s Collection in 2 albums incl 1852-63 5c, 10c, 1864 5c, 10c (2), 15c (3), 1867-69 5c to 50c (2, one used), 1872-91 2g.50, 1891-94 10c,15c (both mint), 1893-98 1g (2, one used), 1899-1910 1g, 1906 TB with ‘remainder cancels’ (3), 1913 Independence 2½c to 10g (ex 2½g), 1927 Red Cross (2 sets, one mint), 1940-47 to 60c (plus 5c, 10c, 12½c & 15c imperf ‘non-official productions), 1946 1g to 10g, 1947-48 Queens (16), 1950 & 51 Cultural & Social Relief, 1950 Bombed Churches, 1951 Airs (2), 1952 Utrecht ‘ITEP’, issues from 1964 MUH incl 1967 Amphilex sheetlets (3). Mixed condition on earlies. Very high catalogue value. (100s) NETHERLANDS INDIES 1600 */U 1870-88 King William III simplified set to 2g50 (P12½x12) mint including 2c brown-purple, 5c green, 20c ultramarine & 30c green, a few blemishes (25c small tear at base), generally fine, Cat £800+. (14) 1601 * 1908 ‘JAVA’ Overprints ½c to 2½g set SG #142-59, plus range of inverted overprints to 50c, also several values to 1g with overprint at top, fine mint, Cat £450+. (36) 1602 * 1923 Queen’s Silver Jubilee 5c to 5g set SG #296-302, 2½g slight thinning, 5c & 12½c sweated/redistributed gum, Cat £200. (7) 1603 ** 1946 Pictorials SG #484-8,502-4, small study of this interesting issue which was printed by the Note & Stamp Printing Branch in Melbourne on CofA paper. Also the later 3c & 4c Surcharges. Includes four examples used on air covers. NETHERLANDS INDIES | Postal History 1604 */PS 1940s Group from Japanese Occupation to Independence with ‘DAI NIPPON/...’ ovpt 10c Perak on Money Order x2, both Aceh towns, 5c blue numeral block of 4 with unknown ovpt and pictorial pmk dated 28.12.8 commemorating the 2nd anniversary of the war in East Asia; 1946 imperf 15s purple Indonesian Republic on postcard x2, 5s Indonesia Republic Postal Card from Djakarta to Djogjakarta, taxed and 10c Postage Due applied, 1946 use of 5s Japanese Occupation on 5s Japanese Occupation Postal Card from Djombang to Jogjakarta, red 5s on 5s black Postal Card, used but not cancelled; 10s Indonesia Republic Postal Card x2 (one used Pemalang to Pekalongan); 1946 2c x2 & 3c x2 Dancers on postcard. (12) NETHERLANDS NEW GUINEA 1605 ** 1950-52 Definitives 1c to 5g. SG #1-21, Cat £160. (21) 1606 * 1963 UNTEA Opts set of 19. (19) NEW HEBRIDES (French) | Postal History 1607 * 1908 10c adhesive tied by Noumea cds 5-8 08 on fine early native PPC of ‘New Hebrides - Bignambo Village, Malakula’. NEW ZEALAND | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1608 ** 1953-59 & 1960-66 QEII Defintives Selection of mostly plate/imprint blocks with 1953-59 issues to 1/6d x3 and 1960-66 Pictorials to 2/6d x2, generally fresh MUH, CP Cat NZ$1,000+. (50 blocks) NEW ZEALAND | British Post Offices 1609 * 1847 (Nov 3) entire letter, written at Nelson, to England endorsed “via Sydney” with largely fine strike of ‘PAID/AT/WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND’ crowned-circle handstamp in red SG #CC8 (Cat £350 on cover) and very fine ‘WELLINGTON/NOV3/1847/A/NEW ZEALAND’ backstamp in black, rated “4” in red & “1/-” in black, London transit backstamp and fine Burnley double-arc arrival backstamp in blue. [Letter was probably sent privately from Nelson to Wellington to either avoid the 4d internal mail fee or to catch an earlier ship departure from Wellington. At some point the letter has been tidied up by removing excess “white paper”, making the entire thinner and easier to display.] NEW ZEALAND 1610 * 1906 Christchurch Exhibition ½d to 6d set SG #370-73, key 6d value MLH, Cat £275. (4) 1611 ** 1915-30 KGV Sidefaces 4d violet SG #422, upper-left Plate #20 block of 4, MLH on sheet margin only (no sheet margin at left), stamps are MUH, Campbell Paterson Cat NZ$850. 1612 **/*/U 1935-36 Pictorials mint & used ½d to 3/- semi-specialised array on album pages identified by CP reference with better mint including 1d part booklet pane of 4 (with adverts) Watermark inverted CP #L2c(Z), 2½d Wet Printing marginal block of 4 #L5b (lower unit MUH), 2/- P13-14x13½ CAPTAIN COQK variety in marginal pair (stamps MUH) #L13a(W); other changes of perf & shades mint and/or used plus magnified photographic illustrations of each issue. (94 + 13 photos) 1613 **/* 1938-42 Pictorials ½d to 2/- x2 and 3/- in blocks of 4, some marginal plate blocks including 2½d Plate 3 (inverted) & Plate 4, 4d Plate 2, 5d P13¾x13½ Plate 2, 8d P14 Plate 3, 1/- Plate 14x13½ Plate A1, etc; generally fine with most lower units MUH. (19 blocks) 1614 * 1941-52 KGVI Definitives Complete sets of numbered 1 to 19 counter-coil pairs comprising 1d green (in purple) CP #MC1b, 2d orange (in purple) #MC1e, 3d blue (in black) #MC2d, 4d bright purple (in black) #MC2e, 6d carmine (in black) #MC2h & 8d violet (in black) #MC2j; fine mint with 2d, 4d & 6d values MUH, Cat NZ$1,600+. 1615 F 1941 9d Smaller Die Wmk 43 inverted, SG #630w, Cat £450. 1616 ** 1953-59 Queen-On-Horse ½d to 10/- set SG #723-36, fresh MUH, Cat £100. (16) 1617 ** 1967 Decimal Currency 2½c Flower complete set of counter-coil pairs numbered 1 to 19 in red, CP #ODC4, MUH, Cat NZ$250+. (19 pairs) 1618 1971 One Ton Cup set of Bradbury Wilkinson imperf proofs on grey card with dated 20/10/70. Plus similar set annotated “AS SUBMITTED 3-12-70/AS RUNNING”. The ‘5c’ is larger and the mountains a different colour on the earlier proof. Great sailing thematic. (2) NEW ZEALAND | Official Stamps 1619 * 1907-11 Pictorials optd ‘OFFICIAL’ ½d to 5/- set SG #O59-67, minor staining 1/-, generally fine mint, Cat £650. (8) NEW ZEALAND | Postal Fiscals 1620 1931 Arms £1 pink/buff imperf proof single, 2 rows of repeating ‘SPECIMEN’ on back. Unique. 1621 * 1931-40 Arms £2/10/- red (wmk upright) SG #F163, faint tone spot on gum, fine mint, Cat £500. 1622 * 1940-58 Arms 25/- greenish-blue SG #F204, excellent centring, MVLH, Cat £800. NEW ZEALAND | Revenues 1623 U Unemployment Relief & Social Security: with [1] 1931-36 Unemployment Relief with duplicated lower values plus 1936 10/- block of 4, £1 & £4; [2] 1937-39 Employment to 10/- & £1 strip of 3; [3] 1939-58 Social Security with 1939 £4 strip of 4, 1940 £4 pairs x2, plus lower value duplicates; also small selection of other revenues including Land Deeds, Law Courts, plus a few railway stamps. (200+) NEW ZEALAND | Postal History 1624 * 1867 (Sep 17) ‘On Public Service Only’ envelope with 6d brown Chalon (fault) tied by Wellington duplex, ‘Customs’ imprint at lower left and on reverse pink ‘CUSTOMS/(Coat of Arms)/NEW ZEALAND’ embossed flap and fair MELBOURNE arrival cds in blue, roughly opened. 1625 * 1901 Boer War NZ Contingent (Feb 24) cover to NZ from S.Gardiner of the 4th NZ Regiment (Rhodesian Field Force), endorsed “Neither stamps nor money available” with superb strike of ‘FIELD POST OFFICE/26/FE24/01/BRITISH ARMY S.AFRICA’ (Krugersdorp Depot) datestamp, signed by censor at lower left, arrival backstamps. Rare. 1596

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(31) NORTH BORNEO 1891-92 Arms Surcharges 6c on 8c yellow-green, overprint variety ‘cetns’ for ‘cents’, SG #55c, fine used, Cat £750. 1944 Japanese Occupation opts (13) plus 1942 30c and Brunei 1942-44 5c all tied to cover to Kuching by ‘2/10/2604 [1944] cds alongside mss “FIRST DAY COVER”. Cat £11,250+ on cover. Many faults. NORTH BORNEO | Postal Fiscals 1886 Surcharges 10c on 50c violet Arms variety No stop after ‘Cents’ and stop after ‘Revenue’ Cat £600, mint, Cat £600. NORTH BORNEO | Postal History 1948 (Apr 5) use of formular Air Mail Letter Card from Jesselton to St Lucia, 15c pair on back. Contents are social and discuss the Police setup etc. NORTHERN RHODESIA 1935 Silver Jubilee 1d light blue & olive-green variety Diagonal line by turret [10/1 & 10/2] SG #18f, fine mint, Cat £120. 1935 Silver Jubilee 1d light blue & olive-green variety Dot by flagstaff SG #18h, fine used, Cat £300. Very rare used. 1953 & 1963 QEII Definitive Sets SG #61-74 & 75-88, fresh MUH, Cat £140. (28) NORWAY 1941 Victory Wmk Posthorn set excl 14ø & 50ø and incl both shades of 15ø, in complete sheets of 100, SG #301A-16A, Cat €10,000. (12 sheets) PAKISTAN | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1948 Selection incl Peshawar handstamps, some on local issues used due to shortage of KGVI issues. Noted KGVI values to 10r Service, also KGV 25r FU. A very good lot for the specialist. (27) PAKISTAN 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 History 1946-49 Selection incl 1949 Registered cover from Quetta, also covers from Kohat, Peshawar, Wah, plus 1948 airmail cover to USA from Rawalpindi with KGVI 2a & 1r. Generally fine. (6) 1948 (Apr 21) use of unovpted India 1½a Stationary Envelope, uprated with optd 1a strip of 4, all cancelled at Bhuj, air (first flight?) cover to Karachi. Hemispherical Bhuj PDue cancel on face, Karachi arrival of 24APR48 on back. PAKISTAN | Bahawalpur 1949 UPU Perf 17½x17 postage (9p rounded corner) & official sets SG #43a-46a & O28b-O31b, fine used, Cat £195. Seldom offered. (8) POLAND | Postal History 1872 (Mar 3) use of 10k blue & red-brown on cover from Warsaw to Lemberg, curved ‘FRANCO’ on face endorsed “7½” in red. 1905 Driekaiserreichs PPC with stamps of Germany, Austria & Russia cancelled Myslowitz, Szczakowa & ГРАРИЦА respectively, addressed to Leipzig. [Myslowitz is in Upper Silesia and at the time was on the border of Germany, Austria & Russia.] QATAR 1957-59 2r on 2/6d to 10r on 10/- Type II overprints on GB Castles SG #13a-15a in marginal pairs, MUH, Cat £170+. (3 pairs) RHODESIA | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1896-1900 Collection mainly used with 1896 ovpt COGH set of 7 Cat £350, 1897 Scroll Between Legs set of 8 Cat £225 (£1 has RPSL cert and small thin), 1896 Scroll Behind Legs Die I set of 9 Cat £100, Die II set of 9 Cat £160, 1898 Arms set to £2 Cat £200+. Some duplication for shades or blocks. Good group. (90+) RHODESIA 1897 Arms Scroll Between Legs £1 black & red-brown/green, SG #73, fine mint, Cat £450. 1913-22 Admirals Single Plate Perf 14 1½d drab-brown horizontal pair, variety Imperforate between, SG #199a, superb MLH, Cat £850. RUSSIA - ALL PERIODS | Postal History 1840 (Jun 25) outer from St Petersburg to Tonnerre, France, red double-oval ‘A·E·D’ and black ‘PP’ on face, fine ‘TONNERRE’ arrival on back. 1876 (Feb 26) use of 8k carmine & grey on cover from St Petersburg to Boizenburg, Germany. 1904 (Aug 4) use of 4k Postal Card from the Belgian Consulate in Odessa to the Belgian Consulate on Adelaide. Unusual origin/ destination item. 1909 (Feb 28) use of 1k x3 on tiny envelope (7.8x4cm) with calling card, from St Petersburg to Moscow. 1909 (Sep 19) use of 5k purple strip of 4 on registered cover from Kiev to London 1916 (Jun 24) use of Red Cross POW card from Austrian prisoner to his brother, Austrian censor handstamp on face. 1922 (Apr 20) use of 5000r on 2r light brown and 25r black/rose Postal Savings stamps x4 on American Relief Administration postcard, from Moscow to Washington. 1922 (May 10) use of 200r brown x2, 300r green x7 & 7500r on 250r slate-purple block of 42 on registered cover from Gurovschina, Ukraine to Berlin. 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SEYCHELLES 1893 Surcharges 3c on 4c carmine & green variety Surcharge double SG #15b slight thin, mint part o.g, Cat £475. 1935 Silver Jubilee 1r slate & purple coner block of 4, upper-left unit variety Extra flagstaff SG #131b, lower units MUH, Cat £235+. SIERRA LEONE 1938-44 KGVI ½d to £1 set SG #188-200 including 1/- Waterlow imprint, many values MUH including 2/-, 5/- & £1, Cat £140. (16) SINGAPORE | Collections and Miscellaneous Groupings 1960s-70s Selection comprising 1968 Definitives part set including $2, $5 & $10, 1969 Foundation set, 1970 World Fair & M/S, 1971 Festivals M/S, 1971 Satellite 30c block of 4, 1971 Art, 1972 Shipping and 1973 SEAP Games M/Ss, fresh MUH, Cat £360+. (28) SINGAPORE 1969 Foundation M/S SG #M127, trivial surface rub in upper sheet margin, MUH, Cat £375. SOLOMON ISLANDS 1907 Large Canoe 2½d orange-yellow vertical pair, variety Imperforate between vertical pair SG #4a, very fine unused, gum sensibly removed as most mint examples have thinning from hinge removal, Cat £7,500. A great rarity. SOMALILAND (British) 1935 Silver Jubilee Jubilee 1a deep blue & scarlet variety Bird by turret SG #86m, fine mint, Cat £160. SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES | CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1863-64 Triangles DLR Printings 4d blue pair one margin cut-into slightly, otherwise good to close margins, SG #19a, Cat £240+, pairs are quite difficult. SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES | CAPE OF GOOD HOPE | Postal History 1879 Zulu War Correspondence two covers and four letters from Lt Cranford of the 91st Regiment of Foot (Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders) addressed to family members in Scotland, one letter is headed “Off Cape Town/on S.S. City of Venice” another with printed ‘Civil Service Club/Cape Town’, included are typed transcripts of all the letters, with interesting content including Company troop movements. Fascinating lot. (2 covers & 4 letters) SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES | ORANGE FREE STATE 1900 Boer War Hoopstad mourning cover to a Boer POW held at Green Point Camp, routed via Pretoria, Lourenco Marques & Durban, British and (late use of) Boer censor seals during Boer Retreat period, very good condition. SOUTH AFRICAN COLONIES | TRANSVAAL | Postal History 1901 (Jun 21) use of 1d ERI on cover from Pretoria to POW in Diyatalawa, Ceylon. Green censor handstamp on face and black/rose reseal label at base. 1902 Boer War Pretoria local cover franked with ½d on 2d SG #243 x24 (one stamp No stop after ‘E’, Cat £660+ on cover), censor cachet on reverse signed by Heymann, minor wrinkling. 1904 (Feb 22) use of ½d KEVII on PPC from Johannesburg to Belgium, underpaid & 10c PDue applied at Brussells. SOUTH AFRICA 1913-24 KGV 1d carmine booklet pane of 6 Inverted wmk & 1d single on registered cover from Durban to USA. Rare use of full booklet pane on cover. SOUTH AFRICA | Postal History 1916 (Apr 26) use of stampless POW Envelope from POW in Lofthouse Park to Keetmanhoop, censor handstamps on face and reseal label on back. SOUTH AFRICA | Military - Boer War Period 1900-01 Fronts to POWs in Ceylon: x13, one with fine strike of ‘PASSED CENSOR/REFUGEE CAMP, SPRINGFONTEIN, O.R.C.’ two-line handstamp, also registered front from Diyatalawa Camp to Standerton, South Africa; condition quite variable, with a small drop of glue used to adhere them to the backing card. (14) Selection Of Covers Or Fronts: addressed to Boer POWs interned in prison camps in Ceylon x4, India x2, Bermuda, (front, with scarce ‘PRISONERS OF WAR/PASSED CENSOR/BERMUDA’ censor handstamp in blue), Ladysmith Camp, Umbilo Camp (registered from Potchefstroom), Belle Vue x3 or Green Point Camp x9 including registered front from Landshut in Germany, and registered front from Ingersfontein; usual variable condition, with a small drop of glue used to adhere them to the backing card. Good lot. (21) SOUTH WEST AFRICA 1923-26 KGV Bilinguals Mint comprising 1923 Setting I ½d to 1/3d SG #1-8, 1923-26 Setting III ½d to 2/6d SG #16-24 and Setting IV ½d to 5/- #29-38, few gumside edge tonespots, generally fine mint, Cat £400+. (27 pairs) SOUTHERN RHODESIA 1924-29 Admirals ½d to 5/- set SG #1-14 including 1d Coil, a few nibbed perfs, fine MLH overall, Cat £225. (15) SPAIN | Postal History 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. SUDAN 1903 ‘5 Milliemes’ on 5pi Camel Postman variety Surcharge inverted SG #29a, fine mint, Cat £325. 1906 Army Service Overprints Wmk Quatrefoil 2p (MUH), 5p and 10p, fine mint, Cat £350. (3) SUDAN | Postal History 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. SWAZILAND 1938-54 KGVI ½d to 10/- P13½x13 including 3d shade and ½d to 10/- P13½x14 including Gibbons listed shades for ½d, 3d, 6d, 2/6d & 5/- plus unlisted 2d shade, fine MLH/MVLH, some stamps MUH, Cat £500+. (31) 1938-54 KGVI P13½x13 SG #37 pair with large part DLR imprint, MUH, Cat £140+. TANGANYIKA | Postal Stationery - Registration Envelopes 1917 ‘G.E.A.’ On East Africa & Uganda 31c blue with ‘SPECIMEN’ ovpt, HG #IC1s. THAILAND | Postal History 1939 (Sept 15) Trocadero Hotel (Bangkok) airmail cover to Australia with National Assembly Hall 5s, 10s & 15s x2 tied by Bangkok bilingual datestamps.

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TONGA 1896 Typewritten Surcharges Reading upwards ½d on 1½d pale blue marginal pair SG #36B, interleaving has adhered to gum, Cat £900. A very scarce multiple. 1899 Royal Wedding 1d block of 4, SG #54, Vavau 10JE99 CTO cancel, Cat £280+, nice block. 1974 Commonwealth Games $1.50 Official self-adhesive, error Double overprint, SG #O111a, fresh MUH, Cat £170. TONGA | Official Stamps 1893 Officials 1d to 1/- set optd ‘G.F.B.’ SG #O1-5, 2d without gum, others part gum, Cat £275. (5) TRISTAN DA CUNHA 1948 Cachet Type IX SG #C11, on cover to England, Cape Town paquebot datestamp, ‘T’-in oval & ‘1½d’ tax markings applied on arrival with 1d & ½d Dues added & tied by Richmond-on-Thames datestamps. UGANDA 1902 QV Overprints on British East Africa ½d yellow-green QV variety ‘UGANDA’ overprint inverted at foot of stamp, SG #92b, fine mint, Cat £2,250. Very rare. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1861-66 National Bank Co 24c grey, Sc #78b, Cat $300. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | Postal History 1851 Cover with ‘BLOOD’S/One Cent/DESPATCH’ local (Sc #L39) at left, fine blue ‘PHILADELPHIA/27/JUN/PA.’ and ‘5’ on face, to Princeton. 1876 (Nov 22) cover to Augustus Morris/New So Wales Commissr/Main Exhibition Building/Philadelphia with 3c green Washington tied by New York duplex ‘15’, poor Philadelphia arrival backstamp, repaired flap faults. 1906 (Apr 25) stampless earthquake mail cover to Germany, San Francisco machine cancel, New York tax handstamp, Ploessberg arrival backstamp, fine condition. Rare to an overseas destination. [Following the earthquake of the 18th April, the Post Office Department announced that mail from San Francisco was to be sent free of postage until further notice] 1906 (Apr 25) earthquake mail cover to Hawaii endorsed “No stamps/San Francisco”, San Francisco machine cancel, Honolulu & Waimea backstamps. Rare destination.[Following the earthquake of the 18th April, the Post Office Department announced that mail from San Francisco was to be sent free of postage until further notice] 1956 (Jul 5) USAF aircraft illustrated pictorial envelope used from Switzerland to Germany headed “International R (Ranger) Camp/ Glion Montreux” with Swiss 40c tied by Glion datestamp. Unusual. 1964 (Mar 17) use of mourning cover to Australia with ‘Jacqueline Kennedy’ signature frank and ‘Mrs. JOHN F. KENNEDY’ print on flap, a link to a tragic time in American History.

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Lot 1290: BCOF 1948 linen parcel piece with 6d Kooka block of 4, APO 241 registration handstamp and completed Defence Forces customs label tied by ‘DUTY FREE’ handstamp.

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Ex Lot 1433: China 1949-88 Collection with key 1978-80 Miniature Sheets.

Lot 1191: 1857 Cover with 1/- Registered Die 2 Rouletted Vertically and 6d Woodblock Rouletted On All Sides.


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