Spink Auction, 24-25 Sep 2011

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Fine Stamps & Covers of South East Asia including the “Stolz� Collection Part II Saturday 24 at 2.00 p.m. (Lots 1-527) and Sunday 25 September 2011 at 10.30 a.m. (Lots 528-888A) and 2.30 p.m. (Lots 889-1244) At The Hilton Singapore, 581 Orchard Road, Singapore 238883 and on On-site Tel: + (65) 6730 7492

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Front Cover Illustrations: 1015, 1035 Back Cover Illustrations: 11, 142

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Extensions Prospective buyers who wish to obtain an expert opinion on any lot (other than a mixed lot or lot containing undescribed stamps) are requested to notify Spink in writing not less than forty-eight hours before the time fixed for the commencement of the first session of the sale. If accepted by Spink, such request shall have the same effect as notice of an intention to question the genuineness or description of the lot for the purposes of Condition 16 of the Conditions of Business; Condition 17 shall thereafter apply accordingly.

Notice of a request for an expert opinion must give the reason why such is required and specify the identity of the expert which will be subject to the agreement of Spink. All lots for which Certificates of Authenticity are desired must be submitted by Spink to the Expert Committee for choice.

Buyers are reminded that any lot(s) purchased “on extension” are subject to payment in accordance with our normal Terms & Conditions of Business. Settlement of any lots on extension should be made at the time of invoice payment. Overdue accounts are subject to interest charges.

Extensions requested on account of condition will not normally be accepted for expert opinions. Any Lot described as having faults or defects may not be returned should a certificate cite other faults or defects not included in the catalogue description.

Should Spink accept a request for an extension under the foregoing provisions of this paragraph, the fact may be stated by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to the sale of the lot.

It should be noted that any stamp accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity is sold on the basis of that Certificate only and not on the basis of any other. No request for an extension will be accepted on such a stamp and the return of such a stamp will not be accepted.

Notes Concerning Descriptions GUM: Original gum should be expected on unused stamps where appropriate, unless stated otherwise in the description: mint unused with original gum showing slight disturbance caused by previous hinge, which may be present in part or entirely removed. part original gum unused with original gum significantly disturbed or heavily hinged unmounted mint original gum as issued unused without gum COVERS: Should be expected to have minor nicks and tears usually from opening. Folded letters or covers normally have one or two file folds. These are not described unless of an exceptional nature and are not grounds for return. entire letter complete as sent with comments still attached to the outer address portion entire the outer portion of a folded letter but without contents cover an envelope

Symbols and Abbreviations 刂 ᔛ

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var. cat. c.d.s.

unmounted mint unused used block of four block larger than four used on cover, entire letter, etc. on piece variety, varieties catalogue, catalogue value circular datestamp

d.s. h.s. ᔛ A ᔛ S ᔛ C ᔛ E ᔛ P

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datestamp handstamp air mail specimen cancelled essay proof forgery reprint

References Catalogue values and numbers are those taken from the latest available edition.

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Fine Stamps & Covers of South East Asia including the Stolz Collection Part II

Please note that the Buyer’s premium is 20% of the final hammer price of each Lot up to and including S$7,000 and 17% of the excess of the hammer price above S$7,000.

Saturday 24 September 2011 First Session commencing at 2.00 p.m. (Lots 1-527) BRITISH POST OFFICE IN SIAM 1

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1882-85 CC 24c. green unused with small part original gum, a little toned and with small thin at top; CA 4c. pale brown, 8c. orange and 12c. brown-purple (thinned perf at lower right), all unused without gum. B.P.A. Certificate (2011) for 12c. and 24c. S.G. 9, 17, 20, 22; £1275. Photo

S$500-600

Postal Stationery 2

1885 Straits Settlements 3c. card overprinted “B”, fine unused; also some Thailand stationery cards (8, one unused) and a cover

S$200-250

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS EARLY LETTERS AND HANDSTAMPS Penang 3

1854 (1 Nov.) entire letter to Bordeaux, marked “via Marseilles”, showing on reverse mainly fine framed “PENANG/Post Paid” d.s. in red, Alexandria British Post Office transit d.s. (7.12), arrival c.d.s. (17.12) and, on face, red Marseilles entry datestamp (26.12) and handstruck “10” (decimes). A very scarce datestamp with less than twenty recorded.

Photo

S$700-900

INDIA USED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Singapore 4

1855 (22 Nov.) envelope (small faults) to Edinburgh with embossed “PER OVERLAND VIA in red at upper left, bearing 1854 4a. blue and red 4th printing (2, both cut to shape and cut-into) cancelled by diamond of hollow dots, one tied by “PAID” d.s. in red, and showing framed “INDIA PAID” with, on reverse, legible “SINGAPORE/P.O.” and arrival (7.1) datestamps in red. Photo

SOUTHAMPTON”

S$2,000-2,500

PROVENANCE:

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1863 (4 Mar.?) double rate envelope ex the “Mrs Smith” correspondence to Clevedon, marked “via Galle and Marseilles” and “Stamped 1 Rupee”, bearing 1856-66 4a. black (4), each with central manuscript initials and cancelled by unclear obliterator, showing red crayon “2/10” with, on reverse, red “SINGAPORE/P.O.” and arrival (28.5) datestamps; the envelope with flap missing. Photo

S$300-400

1865 (22 Feb.) entire letter to Calcutta, bearing 1865 1a. tied by manuscript “Stamped” and “B/172” obliterator and showing, on reverse, red Singapore Ship Letter Paid d.s. in red with Calcutta Ship Letter d.s. in blue; also 1865 1a. brown pair neatly cancelled “B/172”. Photo

S$400-500

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ISSUED STAMPS 7

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1867-1941 mint and used collection including 1867-72 CC values to 32c. (a little faded) and 96c. used, 1882 CA 2c. brown used, 1883-91 CA to 32c. used, 1902-03 1c. to $1 mint, 1904-10 MCA to 50c. mint, 1912-33 KGV values to $5 used, 1922 MalayaBorneo values to 10c. mint, 1936-37 1c. to $2 mint and 1c. to $5 used with additional 1c., 2c., 6c., 25c. and 30c. on separate pieces cancelled by Christmas Island double-ring d.s. and 1937-41 values to $5 mint with additional $1 and $5 marginal blocks of four and $5 marginal pair. Condition generally fine

S$500-600

1867 on India 11⁄ 2 c. on 1⁄ 2 a., 2c. on 1a., 3c. on 1a., 4c. on 1a. (no gum), 6c. on 2a., 8c. on 2a., 12c. on 4a. (regummed) and 32c. on 2a., all unused with small part or part original gum; the 2c. with small gum thin, 6c. with thin spot, 8c. with a few short perfs and the 12c. with some staining on the reverse of a few perfs. A good lot of generally fine appearance. B.P.A. Certificates (1999 or 2011 for five). S.G. 1-7, 9; £2700. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

–– 11⁄ 2 c. on 1⁄ 2 a. to 32c. on 2a. set of nine, all unused with part or large part original gum (3c. no gum), the 4c. and 24c. with thin otherwise fine and much above average for this issue. S.G. 1-9, £3150. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

–– 11⁄ 2 c. on 1⁄ 2 a. to 32c. on 2a. set of nine used, the 6c. and 12c. to 32c. additionally with firm’s chop; the 11⁄ 2 c. defective, the others generally good to fine. S.G. 1-9, £1377

S$600-800

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–– 11⁄ 2 c. on 1⁄ 2 a. blue, a magnificent block of sixteen (4x4) from the lower left corner of the lower right pane with sheet margin at foot and interpanneau margin at left, unused with mainly large part or full original gum; some splitting/re-enforcing, nevertheless in a fine state of preservation. The second largest unused multiple. A splendid exhibition item.

S.G. 1. Photo

S$20,000-25,000

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1867-72 CC 2c. to 96c. set of nine, generally fine mint. S.G. 11-19, £1725+. Photo for 32c. and 96c.

S$800-1,000

HARDENING”

–– 2c. complete die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE and dated “June 14, 1867”. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

–– 12c. complete die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE and dated “March 20, 1867”, fine. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

1879 (May) “Five/Cents.” on 8c. orange with wing-margin at right, variety “F i” spaced, unused with large part original gum; one short perf at top otherwise fine. S.G. 20b, £850.

Photo

S$500-600

1880 (Apr.) “10” (Type c) on 30c. claret, (R.4/6) with wing-margin at right, fresh and fine mint. S.G. 35, £700. Photo

S$700-900

1880 (Aug.) “5/cents.” on 8c. orange block of four with margin at foot showing current number, the upper row with Type 14, the lower with Type 15, fresh unused with large part or full original gum; small defect in margin. A rare and splendid exhibition item.

S.G. 42-43, £1380. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

–– “5/cents.” (Type 15) on 8c. orange, unused with part original gum, some hinge remnants, fine. S.G. 43, £550. Photo

S$350-450

1882 (Jan.) “5/cents.” on 4c. rose, pre-stamped with part firm’s blue chop, fine unused with large part original gum. Unusual. S.G. 47, £275. Photo

S$150-200

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–– “5/cents.” on 4c. rose, very fine used. S.G. 47, £300. Photo

S$200-250

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1882 CA 2c. brown, fine unused with large part original gum. Scarce. S.G. 50, £300.

Photo

S$250-300

–– 10c. die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE HARDENING” and dated “11 JUL. 81”, fine. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

1883 (Apr.) “TWO CENTS” (Type 20a) on 32c. pale red, fine unused with large part original gum. S.G. 59, £800. Photo

S$700-900

–– “TWO CENTS” (Type 20f) on 32c. pale red, fine unused with part original gum. Scarce.

S.G. 60, £1100. Photo

S$700-900

1883 (July) “2/Cents.” on 12c. blue, fine unused with large part original gum. S.G. 62, £350. Photo

S$300-400

1883-91 CA 4c. pale brown, 4c. deep brown and 4c. olive-bistre (recently ‘de-listed’ by Stanley Gibbons but is extremely scarce), fine mint. I.S.C. 63, 63b, 63c; S.G. 64 group

S$300-400

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1884 (Aug.) “TWO CENTS” on 5c. blue, the three listed types, fine mint. S.G. 76-78, £420

S$350-450

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1892 “ONE/CENT” on 4c. brown, variety surcharge double, some hinge remnants, fine mint. S.G. 89a, £1600. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1906-07 4c. on 12c. black and yellow horizontal pair, the left stamp showing variety no stop after “CENTS”, unused with large part original gum; two lightly toned perfs at lower left corner, otherwise fresh and fine. S.G. 144/144a, £550+. Photo

S$400-500

–– 4c. on 16c. green and brown, variety “STRAITS and black, fine mint. S.G. 145a, £650. Photo

S$400-500

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1906-12 21c. frame die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE and dated “8 AUG. 10”, fine. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

–– $25 frame only in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE and dated “18 AUG. 08”, fine. Photo

S$3,000-4,000

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–– $25 frame only in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “AFTER dated “25 AUG. 08”, fine. Photo

HARDENING”

STRIKING”

and S$3,000-4,000

1912-23 MCA 1c. to $5 complete set with all SG listed shades and Dies, fine mint.

A quite remarkable set and rarely offered complete. S.G. 193-212d, £1125

S$800-1,000

–– MCA $100 black and carmine on blue, vignette a touch faded otherwise fine mint.

S.G. 214, £7000. Photo

S$5,000-6,000

1917 (May) Red Cross 3c.+2c. scarlet and 4c.+2c. dull purple in blocks of six (3x2), one in each showing variety no stop (R.2/3), fresh and fine unmounted mint.

S.G. 261/a-217/a, £980+. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

–– Red Cross 4c. + 2c. dull purple with variety no stop (Setting I, R.2/3), neatly cancelled leaving variety clear; small surface blemish at top centre otherwise fine. Rare.

B.P.A. Certificate (2010). S.G. 217a, £850. Photo

S$500-600

HARDENING”

1921-33 12c. complete die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE and dated “25/10/21”, fine. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

STRIKING”,

— 12c. complete die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE initialled and dated “26-10-21”, fine. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

–– 35c. frame only in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE STRIKING”, fine.

Photo

S$1,500-1,800

–– Script $25 purple and blue on blue, fine mint. S.G. 240b, £850. Photo

S$600-800

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1922 (Mar.) Malaya-Borneo Exhibition, MCA $1 black and red on blue with interpanneau margin at right, variety small second “A” in “MALAYA”, fine apart from hinge remainder. S.G. 247d, £650. Photo

S$500-600

–– MCA $5 green and red on blue-green showing broken second “A” in “MALAYA” and thin first “I” in “EXHIBITION”, fresh and fine mint. S.G. 249, £325+. Photo

S$250-300

–– MCA $5 green and red on blue-green with missing stop after “EXHIBITION”, fresh and fine mint. Scarce. S.G. 249f, £600. Photo

S$400-500

Forgeries 45 F

1944 “LIQUIDATION/OF EMPIRE/SINGAPORE” 1⁄ 2 d., 1d., 11⁄ 2 d. “used”, 21⁄ 2 d. and 3d., all marginal, fine. Mi. 3-8 less 6, €600

S$250-300

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1893 2c. and 2c. reply paid, and 1893 3c. and 3c. reply paid, all overprinted “SPECIMEN”, all with some very minor tone spots; also 1891 5c. registered envelope (small fault to flap) overprinted “SPECIMEN”

S$200-250

1903 1c. and 1c. reply paid overprinted “SPECIMEN”, the former with some minor discolouration, and 3c. (defective top left corner) overprinted “SPECIMEN” and with the stamp impression handstamped “ULTRAMAR” in blue; also 1902 5c. and 1904 10c. registered envelopes, both size F, overprinted “SPECIMEN”, the latter with some minor foxing

S$200-250

1912 1c. and 1c. reply paid, 3c. and 3c. reply paid, 1918 2c. (2) and 2c. reply paid, 4c. and 4c. reply paid, 1922 2c. and 1935-36 2c. and 2c. reply paid, each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, two with archival datestamp, fine. A good group

S$800-1,000

1922 8c. carmine overprinted “SPECIMEN”, small archival datestamp at top, fine. Rare.

Photo

S$600-800

1937 2c. and 2c. reply paid plus BMA 1945-48 4c.; ENVELOPE: 1937 5c.; and REGISTERED 1937 15c. sizes G (2) and H2 (folded); each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, some with some very minor fox marks otherwise fine

S$450-550

ENVELOPES:

Official Post Card 51

1888 no value black on white card, unused; some minor soiling at upper left otherwise fine

S$100-120

Letter Card 52

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1928 4c. violet plus 1928 2c. green wrapper, both overprinted “SPECIMEN” and with small archival datestamp by stamp impression, fine

S$200-250

Envelopes 53

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1928 4c. and 6c., 1930 4c. and 1936 5c., each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, the first three with archival datestamp by stamp impression and all four with some minor marks. A scarce lot

S$350-450

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1912 10c. (2) size G, 1922 12c. (2) size G and 1925 15c. sizes G (2), H (folded) and K (folded), each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, three with archival datestamp, fine Photos also appear on pages 5 and 7

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S$700-900

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1922 (21 Sept.) Transfer document bearing 1912-23 MCA $1, $2 , $5 (3), $25 (3), $100 (3) and $500 (3, one with small surface abrasion at top left), each tied by Singapore red embossed seal; all affected by damp, nevertheless a most attractive and scarce document. Photo

S$4,000-5,000

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1923 Script $500 purple and orange-brown, fiscally used and cancelled with large part Malacca red embossed seal, fine. S.G. 240d, £500. Photo

S$300-400

1926 Malacca Affidavit bearing 5c., 25c., 30c., 50c., $1 and $25, all neatly tied by red embossed datestamp

S$800-1,000

1938 $25 purple and blue on blue (2) neatly cancelled with red embossed datestamp on piece; both with small defects though of good appearance

S$200-250

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1868 CC sideways, $20 brown and violet and $25 brown and violet, both pen-cancelled and a little toned, otherwise fine for these. Barefoot 19-20, £300. Photo

S$300-400

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A mixed unused and used collection of picture postcards (700 approx.) housed in five ring-binders contained in a box, comprising early types (116) including those published

by G.H. Kiat & Co., Tucks (4), Wilson & Co. (11), G.R. Lambert & Co. (31), Continental Stamp Co. (12), Max Hilkes (27), Koh & Co. (12), Kong Hing Chiong (2) and K.P. Hock (2), later types to 1940s (129), real types (149), 1950s and 60s (159), 1970s-90s (97) and reproductions (44). A most interesting lot well worth careful examination

S$3,000-4,000

1874 (Mar.) entire letter from Singapore to Calcutta, bearing 1867-76 12c. tied by manuscript “Stamped” and circle of dots, showing red “SINGAPORE/PAID” c.d.s. alongside and, on reverse across join, clear arrival datestamp (28.3); pressed horizontal filing crease well clear of adhesive. Photo

S$350-450

1925 (Dec.) envelope flown from Cairo to Singapore, franked at 85m. and bearing Postage Due 10c. and 12c. applied and cancelled on arrival (19.12); also 1952 underpaid envelope (faults) from Canton to Singapore, bearing Malayan Postal Union Postage Due 1c. (3, one torn in opening) and 8c. pair applied and cancelled on arrival at Sepoy Lines (13.3)

S$250-300

1934 envelope from Hangchow to Shanghai bearing China 5c. and showing “SHATGHAI” h.s. applied on arrival, the cover then redirected to Singapore where Postage Due 1c., 4c. and 10c. were applied and cancelled (29.1), the cover then further redirected to Batavia where Netherlands East Indies Postage Due 121⁄ 2 c. was applied and cancelled (1.2), the cover also shows framed “Complementary/Postage to be collected/.....ctmes” in violet with blue crayon “20” inserted. An interesting and most attractive franking. Photo

S$250-300

1935 (6 May) envelope from Shanghai to a Polish training vessel at Singapore, redirected to Batavia and again to Mauritius, bearing China 2c. and showing tax h.s. with manuscript “46 ctm” alongside, Straits Settlements Postage Due 8c. and 10c. applied and cancelled at Singapore and Netherlands East Indies Postage Due 5c. and 25c. applied and cancelled at Batavia with, on reverse, light Mauritius arrival datestamp; the envelope with some minor peripheral faults, nevertheless most attractive and full of character. Photo

S$250-300

1947 (25 Mar.) commercial envelope to London, bearing BMA 10c. (5) clearly tied by “SNIGAPORE” double-ring d.s. error (Type D195 State 14); some light creases and other lesser faults. Very scarce. Photo

S$800-1,000

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A mint collection with values to both $5, including 1c. block of four on thin striated paper, 2c. Die I top left corner block (5x5) and a marginal block (5x2) with full offset on reverse, 6c.and 8c plate number blocks of four on thin striated paper, 10c. magenta Die II (3), 25c. corner block of four on striated paper, $5 green and red on emerald marginal block of four and $5 purple and orange block of four and pairs (2); fine

S$1,200-1,500

A used collection to both $5 with additional $5 green and red on emerald, including some striated papers, unissued 8c. grey on small piece with 2c. and some multiples including 12c. block of eight and $5 purple and orange block of eight (2x4) on piece.

A fine lot

S$300-400

2c. orange, Die I, ordinary paper, a complete mint sheet (10x10), some hinge reinforcements, however 75 examples are unmounted. Scarce. S.G. 3, £2800

S$600-800

2c. orange, Die I, ordinary paper, a complete mint sheet (10x10), a few split marginal perfs at left and central vertical fold, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 3, £2800

S$1,500-1,800

2c. orange, Die I, ordinary paper, a complete mint sheet (10x10), central vertical fold, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 3, £2800

S$1,500-1,800

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8c. grey, prepared but not officially issued, fine apart from hinge remainder. Cat. £375

S$200-250

72

刂អ ᔛ B

10c. purple, Die I, a complete mint sheet (10x10), central vertical fold, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 8, £600

S$400-500

10c. magenta, a complete sheet (10x10), central vertical fold, fine unmounted mint.

S.G. 8c, £950

S$500-600

73

刂អ ᔛ B

Revenue Stamps 74 ័

$25 red and brown and $100 dull purple and ultramarine, both tied by clear “STAMP double-ring d.s. (28.7.48) on small piece, fine. Barefoot 1-2, £300. Photo

OFFICE/KUALA LUMPUR”

S$300-400

FEDERATED MALAY STATES 75

76

77

ᔛ P E ᔛ

ᔛ P

刂+ ᔛ អ

78

ᔛ P

79

ᔛ P

80

ᔛ P

81

ᔛ P

82

ᔛ S+ អ

1900-01 essay die proof with tiger facing left, vignette only with uncleared circular surround showing two slot holes, one at top and the other at foot, in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE HARDENING” and dated “26 FEB. 00”, fine. Photo

S$500-600

1900-01 low value vignette with large circular uncleared surround with two slots, one at top and one at foot, in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE HARDENING” and dated “12 OCT. 00”, fine. Photo

S$400-500

1900-01 CA 1c. interpanneau block of four, the upper pair black and green, the lower pair grey and green, fresh and fine unmounted mint. Rare. S.G. 15/15a. Photo

S$450-550

–– 2c. complete die proof in black on glazed card (60x92mm.), unmarked. Photo

S$300-400

HARDENING”

1904-22 1c. complete die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE and dated “2 APR. 08”, fine. Photo

S$400-500

–– 2c. complete die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), unmarked, fine. Photo

S$300-400

HARDENING”

–– 3c. complete die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.), marked “BEFORE and dated “20 MAR 06”, fine. Photo

S$400-500

1926 Script 3c. brown, 4c. orange and 6c. scarlet overprinted “SPECIMEN” (Type D16), each in a block of four reconstructed from two horizontal pairs, fine mint. S.G. 58s, 60s, 64s

S$250-300

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76

78

79

80

81

REVENUE STAMPS 83

ᔛ

1909-10 MCA $100 purple and carmine (lightly stained) and 1926-28 Script $250 purple and blue, both with Stamp Office double-ring d.s. Scarce. Barefoot 4, 8; £300

S$150-200

Judicial 84 ័

1900 CC $1, $2, $5, $25 (2) and $50 (2) on two pieces, all cancelled by “MAGISTRATES double-ring d.s. (4.1.1900 or 5.1.1900), fine. Early dates of use.

Barefoot 46, 47, 49, 51, 52; £222

S$200-250

–– $50 green and carmine (13) used with Selangor 1897-1902 $25 green and orange overprinted with black “J”, all cancelled by “MAGISTRATES COURT/KUALA LUMPUR” double-ring d.s. (21.4.1903) on irregular piece. Barefoot 52, £700

S$600-800

COURT/KUALA LUMPUR”

85 ័

POSTAL STATIONERY Post Cards 86 87

ᔛ S

ᔛ S

1901 1c. and 1c. reply paid, 3c. and 3c. reply paid, 1918 2c. and 2c. reply paid, and 1923 2c. and 2c. reply paid; each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, some a fraction toned otherwise fine

S$400-500

1918 4c. on 3c. and 1918 2c. reply paid (severed), both handstamped “COLONAIS”, fine.

Scarce

S$300-400

Letter Card 88

S ᔛ

1928 4c. overprinted “SPECIMEN”, showing archival date by stamp impression, fresh and fine

S$120-150

Envelope 89

ᔛ S

1928 4c. and 6c., both handstamped “SPECIMEN” and showing archival date alongside stamp impression, fresh and fine

S$200-250

Registered Envelopes 90

ᔛ S

1901 5c. size F and 1920 12c. sizes G, H (folded), H2 and K (folded), each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, fine. A scarce lot in this condition

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92

ᔛ

93 ័

A collection of stamps and covers; the stamps include 1891 (May) 2c. (Type 17) on 24c. with thin narrow “J” mint, 1903 surcharges used, 1904-10 to $5 mint, 1922-41 to $5 used plus $100 and $500 fiscally used and 1949-55 1c. to $5 mint and used; the covers/cards (29) include 1898 combination covers to Canada (small faults) and to London. An interesting lot well worth careful examination

S$3,000-4,000

1876 (July) 2c. brown handstamped with Star and Crescent, centred to lower right, fine and lightly cancelled. A very nice example of this rarity. S.G. 1, £5500. Photo

S$4,000-5,000

1891 (May) 2c. (Type 17) on 24c. green showing “CENST” error (R.5/4), tied to small piece by Johor/Bharu handstamp, usual clipped perfs where excised from sheets, fine.

Only 108 printed. S.G. 17a, £475. Photo

S$400-500

94 94

95

96

97

ᔛ P

ᔛ P

ᔛ S

刂+ ᔛ អ

131

1904-10 $10 duty plate die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.) dated “27 FEB 04”, fine. Photo

S$300-400

1910-19 1c. to $1 set of ten imperforate plate proofs in issued colour on gummed watermarked paper, the odd minor wrinkle otherwise fresh and fine

S$300-400

1918-20 MCA 2c. to $10 set of fourteen overprinted “SPECIMEN”, the 4c. with some short perfs at foot otherwise fine mint. S.G. 892-102s, £550

S$400-500

1941 Script $5 green and orange block of four on thin striated paper, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 124a, £300

S$250-300

Postal Stationery 98

ᔛ S

POST CARDS:

1934 2c. and 2c. reply paid; ENVELOPES: 1934 5c. and 1949 5c., both fox spotted; and REGISTERED ENVELOPE: 1934 15c.; each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, fine; also unused 1904 card with embossed Crest of Johore with 1903 3c. on 4c. affixed, a little soiled

S$400-500

KEDAH 99

刂 ᔛ

100

刂អ ᔛ B

1965 (Nov.) Orchid 1c. with black (orchid’s name and part of flower) omitted, fine unmounted mint. With normal for comparison. S.G. 115a, £250

S$180-220

1986-96 Agricultural Products, 10c. perf 14x131⁄ 4 , a complete unmounted mint sheet (10x10) without watermark from Plate 11A; folded along central horizontal perforations. S.G. 155ca, £900

S$400-500

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ᔛ S

POST CARDS: 1912 1c.

ENVELOPES: 1925 12c.

and 1c. reply paid, 1925 2c. and 1926 2c.; and REGISTERED and 1926 12c., both size G; each overprinted “SPECIMEN”,

generally fine

S$300-400

KELANTAN 102

103

ᔛ S

刂

1921-28 Script 1c. to $1 set of thirteen overprinted “SPECIMEN”, fine mint. S.G. 14s-23s, £375

S$300-400

1937-40 1c. to $5 mint set of fifteen, all with gum toning otherwise fine. S.G. 40-54, £850

S$300-400

Postal Stationery 104

S ᔛ

POST CARDS: 1910 1c. and 3c., 1920 1c., 1922 2c., 1926 2c., 1927 4c. and 1937 2c.; ENVELOPE: 1937 5c.; and REGISTERED ENVELOPES: 1927 10c. and 1937 15c., both size G; each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, mostly fine

S$600-800

MALACCA 105

106

107

刂+ ᔛ អ

刂 ᔛ

刂 ᔛ

1954-57 1c. to $5 set of sixteen in marginal blocks of four, the 4c. to 20c., 35c., 50c. and $1 with plate numbers, fresh and fine unmounted mint. S.G. 23-38, £220

S$300-400

–– 6c. grey vertical strip of five with margin at foot, each horizontal row with first perforation hole missing, fine unmounted mint. Scarce. S.G. 27

S$200-250

1983-86 Flowers, no watermark 20c., a lower left corner irregular block of fourteen, top right corner block of four and a marginal block of six (2x3), fine unmounted mint.

S.G. 94, £960

S$400-500

NEGRI SEMBILAN 108

109

刂

刂

1898 (Dec.) “Four cents” on 8c. dull purple and ultramarine, variety surcharge double (green and red), fine mint. S.G. 19c, £850. Photo

S$500-600

1937 6c. scarlet with stop omitted at right (R.10/4), gum disturbed otherwise fine.

S.G. 27a, £550. Photo

S$200-250

Postal Stationery 110

S ᔛ

POST CARDS:

1897 1c. and 1c. reply paid, 1936 2c. and 2c. reply paid and 1949 4c. (surface scuffs in lower corners); ENVELOPE: 1936 5c.; and REGISTERED ENVELOPE: 1936 15c. size G; each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, the odd minor tone spot otherwise fine

S$400-500

PAHANG 111

112

刂

ᔛ

1889 (Jan.) 8c. orange, some hinge remnants, fine mint. Rare, only 540 printed. B.P.A. Certificate (1980). S.G. 2, £1800. Photo

S$1,600-2,000

–– 8c. orange cancelled by part undated “PAHANG/P.O.” cancel, fine. Rare, only 540 printed. S.G. 2, £1800. Photo

S$1,600-2,000

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113 114

刂

ᔛ

115 ័

116 ័ 117 118

刂

刂អ ᔛ B

1891 2c. (Type 7) on 24c. green, some gum disturbance otherwise fine mint. Scarce, only 936 printed. S.G. 9, £375

S$160-200

–– 2c. (Type 7) on 24c. green, fine used. Scarce, only 936 printed. S.G. 9, £425. Photo

S$350-450

1897 (Aug.) Kuala Lipis Provisionals, bisected horizontally, 2c. on half of 5c. blue and 3c. on half of 5c. blue, originally the two halves of the same stamp on piece cancelled by Pahang c.d.s. (7.11), some very minor discolouration and surface blemishes at left, otherwise fine and not affecting appearance. Very rare. B.P.A. Certificate (2005). S.G. 17, 17a; £5000. Photo

S$4,000-5,000

–– bisected diagonally, 3c. on half of 5c. blue, fine used on small piece. S.G. 18d, £400.

Photo

S$250-300

1898-99 $1 green and pale green and $5 green and ultramarine, fine mounted mint.

S.G. 23-24, £1775. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1986-96 Agricultural Products, 1c. perf 131⁄ 2 x131⁄ 4 , a complete unmounted mint sheet (10x10) from Plate 8A; folded along central horizontal perforations. S.G. 125b, £700

S$400-500

Postal Stationery 119

S ᔛ

POST CARDS: 1899 1c. and 1926 2c. and 2c. reply paid; ENVELOPE: 1936 5c. (a few light tone spots); and REGISTERED ENVELOPE: 1936 15c. size G; each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, fine

S$300-400

PENANG 120

刂 ᔛ

1965 Orchid 15c. marginal horizontal pair, variety imperforate between stamp and margin, fine unmounted mint. Very rare, only 20 examples possible. Murray Payne Certificate (2010). Pierron MG142IMa, £175

S$200-250

PERAK 121 122 123

ᔛ

刂

刂

124

125 126

127

128

刂

刂

刂

刂

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1880-81 CC 2c. brown overprinted with Type 4, cancelled by part “PA(ID)” h.s. and “B/172” obliterator, fine. S.G. 4, £700. Photo

S$400-500

1883 (July) “2 CENTS” (Type 13) on 4c. rose (Type 11), very fine unused (slight traces of gum). Rare. S.G. 15, £1100. Photo

S$500-600

–– “2 CENTS” (Type 13) on 4c. rose (Type 9), very fine unused. Very scarce. S.G. 16, £650. Photo

S$350-450

1884-91 Setting 1 (Plate 1) 2c. pale rose with Type 16, unused with large part original gum, small thin and short perfs at lower right, otherwise fine. Also a used example (creased) cancelled by oval of bars in red and light “SINGAPORE/P.O” h.s. S.G. 19

S$200-250

1886 “ONE CENT/PERAK” (Type 22) on 2c. pale rose, fine unused with part original gum.

S.G. 25, £650. Photo

S$400-500

1886 “One/CENT/PERAK” (Type 26) on 2c. pale rose, variety “One” inverted and showing damaged “T” and “K” from position 3 of the triplet setting, unused without gum, light vertical crease not affecting fine appearance. Extremely scarce with few recorded. S.G. 29a, £3000. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

1887-89 “One/CENT/PERAK” (Type 30) on 2c. pale rose, variety surcharge double, unused with large part original gum (slightly toned), small thin at top left corner otherwise fine. S.G. 33a, £1200. Photo

S$800-1,000

–– “One/CENT/PERAK” (Type 32) on 2c. bright rose, a horizontal pair with the left stamp showing variety “PREAK” (R.6/1), fine mint. S.G. 35b/35ba, £850+. Photo

S$600-800

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122

123

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130

131

132

133

134

135

刂

S ᔛ

P ᔛ

刂

刂អ B

刂

刂អ ᔛ B

1891 1c. on 6c. lilac, the five listed types of surcharge, all with part or large part original gum, Type 30 a fraction faded otherwise fine. S.G. 41-47, £680

S$300-4,000

1892-95 1c. to 5c set of four overprinted “SPECIMEN” in the original UPU strips of three (2c. orange in strip of four), fine mint. Very scarce multiples. S.G. 61s-64s

S$300-400

1895-99 $25 name and duty plate die proof in black on glazed card (92x60mm.) dated “25 MAR 96”, fine. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

–– $25 green and orange, unused (regummed), a fraction faded and some light soiling though a most presentable example of this great rarity. Photocopy of B.P.A. Certificate (2003). S.G. 80, £9000. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1900 “Three Cent.” on $1 green and pale green, a block of six (2x3) with margin at top showing watermark inverted, unused with traces of original gum, some surface damage, a consequence of the surcharging process, fine. A rare multiple. B.P.A. Certificate (2011).

S.G. 86w, £2400. Photo

S$1,800-2,200

–– “Three Cent.” on $2 green and carmine, variety surcharge double, one albino, fine unused with large part original gum. Extremely rare and unlisted in I.S.C. and Stanley Gibbons. R.P.S. Certificate (2009). S.G. 74var. Photo

S$1,600-2,000

1983 (Oct.) no watermark Flowers 20c., a lower right corner block of twenty (5x4), fine unmounted mint. S.G. 196, £1100

S$400-500

Official Stamps 136

137

138

刂

刂

刂

1889 (Nov.) 2c. bright rose, variety overprint double, some slight gum disturbance otherwise fine mint. S.G. O1a, £850. Photo

S$500-600

–– 8c. orange showing variety wide space between “G” and “S”, very fine mint.

S.G. O4a, £180

S$150-180

–– 24c. green (CC), unused with large part original gum (a few minor tones), fine.

S.G. O8, £750. Photo

S$500-600

Postal Stationery 139

ᔛ S

POST CARDS: 1899 1c. (2) and 1c. reply paid (2), and 1936 2c. green ENVELOPE: 1936 5c. (fox spotted); each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, fine

reply paid; and S$300-400

REVENUE STAMPS 140

1954 (1 Apr.) Form of Transfer of Shares bearing 1950 $25 in combination with BMA 10c. (2), 50c. and $1 (2), all tied by “STAMP OFFICE/TAIPING” double-ring d.s.; also 1926 (12 Feb.) promissory note bearing Kedah 25c., 50c. and $3 all with perfins, Straits Settlements $1 (2) with Penang red embossed seal, one dated 1926, and Straits Settlements $2 and $25 with Penang red embossed seal dated 1928, most unusual

S$100-150

Judicial 141

ᔛ

1880 10c., 25c. 92), 50c. (3), $1 (3), $2 (2), $3 (2) and 1892 50c., all used, condition fine for these. A scarce group

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S$1,200-1,500

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SELANGOR

142

142

刂អ B

1881-82 CC 2c. brown, a block of eighteen (6x3) with each horizontal row showing two triplets of Types 1+2+3, unused with large part original gum (the lower half browned), the third vertical row with crease and the top right corner stamp with thin, otherwise fine.

Extremely rare and believed to be the largest recorded multiple. S.G. 1-3, £5580+. Photo

S$6,000-8,000

143

刂

1891 2c. on 24c. green vertical pair (Types 36/37), fine mint. S.G. 45-46, £400. Photo

S$300-400

144

刂+ ᔛ អ

1971 litho Butterfly 5c., a lower right corner block of four, variety imperforate between stamp and margin at right, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 148var. Photo

S$400-500

1979 (Apr.) Flowers 25c. lower left corner block of four showing dramatic 9mm. upward shift of the bottom row of perforations, unmounted mint. S.G. 164var

S$200-250

1983 (Oct.) no watermark Flowers 20c., a marginal block of twenty (2x10) being the first two rows of a sheet, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 169, £1100

S$400-500

1986-96 Agricultural Products, 30c. vertical block of ten (2x5) showing a dramatic shift of perforations to left resulting in being part imperforate horizontally and imperforate at left (roughly separated), unmounted mint; folded between second and third rows.

S.G. 182var. Photo

S$500-600

145

146

147

刂+ ᔛ អ

刂អ ᔛ B

刂អ ᔛ B

Postal Stationery 148

149

S ᔛ

POST CARDS: 1896 1c. and 1c. reply paid, and 1936 2c. (some light discolouration) and 2c. reply paid; ENVELOPE: 1936 5c.; and REGISTERED ENVELOPE: 1936 15c. size G; each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, fine

S$300-400

1930 (8 Feb.) FMS 6c. stationery envelope addressed to England, clearly cancelled by “ULU YAM/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D5 State 1) and showing Kuala Lumpur c.d.s. on reverse

S$250-300

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Judicial 150 ័

151

ᔛ+ អ

152 ័

153 ័

1897-1902 $25 green and orange (4) overprinted “J” in black and 1900-02 $10 strip of three overprinted “Judicial” in red in combination with FMS 1900-01 5c. pair and single, 20c. and $2 pair overprinted “Judicial” in red, all cancelled by “MAGISTRATES COURT/KUALA LUMPUR” double-ring d.s. (2.7.1902) on piece, fine. Barefoot cat. £395

S$400-500

1901 overprinted “J” in black on $25 green and orange, a block of four (some split perfs) on piece cancelled by Magistrates Court Kuala Lumpur double-ring d.s. (17.2.03), fine.

ISC JD24. Photo

S$450-550

–– $25 green and orange strip of three overprinted “J” in black and 1900-02 $1 and $5 overprinted “Judicial” in red, all cancelled by “MAGISTRATES COURT/KUALA LUMPUR” double-ring d.s. (11.11.1902) on piece, fine. Barefoot 12, 18a, 21a; £172

S$120-150

–– $25 green and orange pair overprinted “J” in blue, neatly cancelled by “MAGISTRATES double-ring d.s. (5.1.1900) on small piece, fine. Barefoot 12b, £100

S$120-150

COURT/KUALA LUMPUR”

SUNGEI UJONG 154

155 156 157 158 159 160

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刂

刂

刂

刂

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1881 CC 2c. brown block of four with Types 2 + 7, unused with large part original gum, the upper right stamp with two small tone spots on reverse, otherwise fine. A rare multiple in this condition. S.G. 6, £1600. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

–– 2c. brown overprinted with Types 2 + 7, fine unused with part original gum. S.G. 6, £400. Photo

S$250-300

–– 2c. brown overprinted with Types 9 + 13, fine unused with part original gum. S.G. 8, £375. Photo

S$200-250

1882 CA 2c. brown overprinted with Type 15 (with stops), unused with large part original gum (a few tone spots), fine. S.G. 12, £325. Photo

S$160-200

–– 2c. brown overprinted with Type 15 (without stops), fine unused with large part original gum. S.G. 13, £275. Photo

S$160-200

1882-84 10c. slate overprinted with Types 12 + 14, neatly cancelled with barred oval, small thin but very scarce. S.G. 26, £475. Photo

S$250-300

1891 2c. (Type 23) on 24c. green (R.2/5), fine used with slightly smudged violet datestamp. S.G. 47, £400. Photo

S$250-300

TRENGGANU 161

刂

1917-18 Red Cross 3c.+2c. carmine-red vertical pair, the upper stamp showing “2c.” twice, fine mint. S.G. 19j, £550. Photo

S$400-500

162

刂

1921-41 Script $5 green and red on yellow, fine mint. S.G. 44, £500. Photo

S$350-450

163

刂

1922 (Apr.) Malaya-Borneo Exhibition 1c. to $5 set of eleven, fine mint. S.G. 48-58, £475. Photo for $5

S$300-400

–– $3 green and red on green showing small second “A”, fine mint. S.G. 57d, £325.

Photo

S$250-300

164

刂

Postal Stationery 165

ᔛ S

POST CARDS: 1911 1c. and 3c., 1922 2c. (2) and 4c. (2); and REGISTERED ENVELOPES: 1922 10c. and 1928 15c., both size G; each overprinted “SPECIMEN”, some of the cards a little discoloured otherwise fine

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S$400-500

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138

155

154

156

157

158

159

160

133

164

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161

151

162

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167

A mint and used collection including Straits Settlements 1867 (Sept.) 11⁄ 2 c. to 32c. used, 1892-99 1c. to $5 used, 1902-03 and 1904-10 to $5 mint and used, 1936-37 1c. to $5 mint and used, and 1937-41 1c. to $5 mint and used; Malayan States including 1949-55 and 1960 sets mint and used for Johore, Kedah, Kelantan, Malacca (also 1954-57 set mint and used), Negri Sembilan, Pahang, Penang (also 1954-57 set mint and used), Perak, Perlis, Selangor, and Trengganu, and Singapore KGVI sets mint and used. A good lot with condition generally fine

S$10,000-12,000

A miscellany of mainly postal stationery cards with items from Straits Settlements (9), Johore (4), Perak (2), Malaysia and Singapore (4). Very mixed

S$200-250

JAPANESE OCCUPATION ISSUES JOHORE 168

169

刂

1c., 4c, 8c., 10c. and 12c., each in a block of six (3x2) with the top right stamp in each showing variety second character sideways, all with toned gum; the 1c. block with top row split into a single and pair and the 4c, block split horizontally, otherwise fine.

S.G. JD6/a-JD12/a, £2275. Photo

S$800-1,000

1942 (8 Dec.) Official 4s. on 4c. card registered to Singapore, bearing Japan 3s., 5s., 8s. and 25s., all tied by “JOHORE BHARU/1” double-ring d.s., showing two strikes of 1st Anniversary of Greater East Asia War datestamp with arrival c.d.s. on reverse; some light staining around perforations. Photo

S$250-300

KEDAH 170 ័

1942 (May) “DAI NIPPON/2602” on $2 green and brown, variety overprint double (the second impression is faint and struck well to the right), neatly tied by Japanese type c.d.s. on piece, fine. Rare. ISCJ216a, unpriced; unlisted in S.G. Photo

S$400-500

MALACCA 171

172

1942 (23 Apr.) 3c. green block of four with the left vertical pair showing right half of chop and the left pair with the right half, centrally cancelled (not tied) by Malacca doublering d.s. on locally addressed day of issue envelope. S.G. J47. Photo

S$250-300

2c. green post card showing inverted Malacca chop, addressed to Singapore, cancelled by Malacca double-ring d.s. on day of issue; some light staining etc. at left. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

PENANG Okugawa Seal 173 174 175 176

刂+ អ

刂+ អ

刂+ អ

3c. green block of four showing inverted handstamps, gum a little browned, fine mint.

ISC J220a; S.G. 58var. Photo

S$500-600

3c. green block of four, the upper pair sharing handstamp, the lower pair with additional handstamp between, gum a fraction browned, fine mint. S.G. J58 var. Photo

S$800-1,000

3c. green block of four, the upper left stamp with handstamp double, gum a fraction browned, fine mint. S.G. J58 var. Photo

S$500-600

40c. scarlet and dull purple clearly tied on locally addressed day of issue envelope, fine.

S.G. J64 PROVENANCE: Milo D. Rowell, June 1999 Photos also appear on pages 5 and 13

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Four day of issue covers, all addressed locally, comprising 1c.+2c.+3c pair, 1c.+2c. pair+3c, 1c.+3c. pairs, and 8c., fine

S$300-400

Four day of issue envelopes, all addressed locally, each bearing 5c. in combination with various “DAI NIPPON/2602/PENANG” values to 3c.; some faults

S$120-150

Itchiburi Seal 179

刂+ អ

1c. black block of four, fine mint. B.P.A. Certificate (1997). S.G. J69, £640. Photo

S$400-500

180

3c. green used with Straits Settlements 5c. brown with Okugawa seal on locally addressed day of issue envelope, fine. S.G. J59, J71

S$200-250

181

8c. grey clearly tied on locally addressed day of issue envelope, fine. S.G. J73 PROVENANCE: Milo D. Rowell, June1999 “DAI

182

183 184 185

186 187 188

刂

刂+ ᔛ អ

刂អ ᔛ B

刂+ អ

刂+ ᔛ អ

刂

刂

NIPPON”

S$200-250

Overprints

A predominantly mint range to $1 including 2c. with overprint misplaced to left (3) and a block of six (3x2) on cover with the centre stamp in the lower row with large part of “PENANG” missing; 8c. lower right corner block of twelve (6x2), block of six and two used blocks of four each showing variety “N PPON”; 12c. block of four with overprint misplaced downwards; and 15c. block of four with overprint misplaced sideways. A fine lot. S.G. J78-J85, J87

S$400-500

2c. orange block of four, variety overprint inverted, one with slight paper wrinkle otherwise fresh and fine unmounted mint. ISC J240b; S.G. J78a, £640. Photo

S$600-800

5c. brown lower right corner block of six (3x2) with plate number, the top right stamp showing variety “N PPON”, fine unmounted mint. ISC J242a; S.G. J80a, £200+

S$150-180

10c. dull purple marginal block of four, variety overprint double, one inverted, the upper right stamp with small thin at right, otherwise fine mint. ISC J244d; S.G. J82b, £1600. Photo

S$800-1,000

15c. ultramarine marginal block of four, variety overprint inverted, fine unmounted mint. ISC J246b; S.G. J84b, £1600. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

15c. ultramarine, variety overprint inverted, fine mint. ISC J246b; S.G. J84b, £400.

Photo

S$250-300

15c. ultramarine, variety overprint double, fine mint. ISC J246c; S.G. J84c, £550. Photo

S$400-500

SELANGOR Agri-horticultural Exhibition 189 190 191

192

刂+ អ

ᔛ+ អ

刂អ B

2c. orange with variety “C” for “G” in “SELANGOR” and 8c. (3) used on “Yong Ah Tee” envelope (some light foxing) registered to Klang, fine. ISC J201a; S.G. J90a. Photo

S$250-300

2c. orange marginal block of four, variety overprint inverted, fine mint. ISC J201c; S.G. J90b, £1200. Photo

S$700-900

2c. orange and 8c. grey used blocks of four showing variety overprint inverted and one in each showing “C” for “G” in “SELANGOR”, both with some minor fox marks otherwise fine. The only known such blocks with variety. Brandon Certificate (1999) for both.

ISC J201b/c-J202bc; S.G. J90a/b-J91ab. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

8c. grey top right corner plate number block of six (3x2), the centre stamp in the upper row showing variety “C” for “G” in “SELANGOR”, fine mint. ISC J202a; S.G. J91a, £400.

Photo

S$300-400

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194

8c. grey strip of thee with one showing variety “C” for “G” in “SELANGOR” and 2c. on “Yong Ah Tee” envelope (some minor foxing) registered to Klang, fine. ISC J202a; S.G. J91a. Photo

S$300-400

8c. grey showing variety “C” for “G” in “SELANGOR” and 2c. on envelope addressed to Malacca; red arrow indicator stuck to 8c., otherwise fine

S$200-250

SINGAPORE 195

196

197

198

刂អ ᔛ B

15c. ultramarine marginal block of six (3x2), each showing variety handstamp sideways, a fraction gum toned otherwise fine unmounted mint. ISC J5b; S.G. 96 var. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

15c. ultramarine, a marginal block of twelve (6x2), the lower row showing variety handstamp inverted, neatly cancelled by Japanese type c.d.s. on locally addressed and registered 1942 (1 May) envelope. ISC J5c. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

15c. ultramarine block of four showing variety handstamp inverted, cancelled to order with red 1st Anniversary h.s. on locally addressed envelope which also bears a 2c. block of four. ISC J5c. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

15c. ultramarine top left corner block of four, the lower pair with variety handstamp inverted, used with 2c. orange marginal block of six (3x2) each with variety handstamp inverted, both cancelled by Japanese type c.d.s. on locally addressed and registered 1942 (1 May) envelope. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

GENERAL ISSUES - SINGLE FRAME CHOP Straits Settlements 199

200

201

202

刂អ B

刂អ B

刂

1c. (3, two marginal), 2c. (2, one used), 3c., 8c. (4, one used) and 15c. (used), all with inverted red handstamp; generally fine

S$1,000-1,200

1c. black top left corner plate number block of fifty-six (8x7) with red handstamp showing extra handstamp between the fifth and sixth stamps on the sixth horizontal row, fresh and fine mint. ISC J13e

S$1,000-1,200

2c. green lower right corner plate number block of six (3x2) with red handstamp, all showing variety handstamp inverted, one with small thin otherwise fresh and fine mint.

Rare. ISC J14c. Photo

S$5,000-6,000

2c. green with red handstamp, variety handstamp inverted, fine mounted mint. Rare.

ISC J14c. Photo

S$800-1,000

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204

刂+ អ

刂អ ᔛ B

2c. orange, two blocks of four with handstamp in red, one block with the lower right stamp with handstamp inverted, also two singles (one used) with handstamp inverted, fine. ISC J15d

S$700-900

2c. orange with red handstamp, a block of fifteen (5x3) with margin at right, all with variety handstamp inverted, fresh and fine unmounted mint. A scarce multiple.

ISC J15d. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

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197

198

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205

206

207

刂+ អ

ᔛ+ អ

2c. orange with red handstamp, a block of four with margin at right, each showing variety handstamp inverted, fine mint. ISC J15d. Photo

S$500-600

2c. orange with red handstamp, a lightly cancelled block of four, each showing variety handstamp inverted, fine. ISC J15d. Photo

S$500-600

2c. orange with handstamp in red, a marginal vertical pair with variety handstamp inverted used with 1c. corner pair on philatelic locally addressed envelope, fine. ISC J15d. Photo

S$400-500

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209

210

211

212

213

214

215

216

刂អ B

刂អ ᔛ B

刂+ ᔛ អ

刂អ B

ᔛ+ អ

刂អ B

刂+ ᔛ អ

214

2c. orange with red handstamp, two corner blocks of four and a marginal strip of four, each showing variety handstamp inverted, one stamp in one of the blocks additionally partly doubled, all cancelled by Japanese type c.d.s. on locally addressed and registered envelope, fine. Rare. ISC J15d. Photo

S$4,000-5,000

2c. orange with red handstamp, a top left corner block of nine from the lower pane with two showing variety handstamp double, fine mint. ISC J15e. Photo

S$300-400

8c. grey with red handstamp, a block of twenty (4x5) with margin at right, each with handstamp inverted, fresh and fine unmounted mint. A rare multiple. ISC J18d

S$2,000-2,500

8c. grey with red handstamp, a block of four each with handstamp inverted, a fraction gum toned otherwise fine unmounted mint. ISC J18d. Photo

S$400-500

8c. grey with red handstamp, a block of nine, the centre stamp showing variety handstamp inverted, a little gum toned otherwise fine mint. ISC J18d

S$250-300

8c. grey with red handstamp, a block of four each showing variety handstamp inverted, the top left stamp with some tiny marks at top otherwise fine and lightly cancelled.

ISC J18d. Photo

S$400-500

8c. grey with handstamp in red, a horizontal pair, the left stamp with handstamp omitted, used with 2c. orange and 3c. grey blocks of four with the top right stamps showing handstamp double, 3c. vertical pair showing additional handstamp between, and 8c. block of four with the lower pair showing additional handstamp between, all cancelled by Singapore Japanese type c.d.s. on locally addressed and registered 1942 (5 Dec.) envelope. Very rare. Photo

S$4,000-5,000

15c. ultramarine with handstamp in red, a lower right corner plate number block of six (3x2), each showing variety handstamp inverted, gum a fraction toned and two with very minor gum thinspots, otherwise fresh and fine mint. ISC J21d. Photo

S$600-800

15c. ultramarine with red handstamp, a marginal block of four with each showing handstamp inverted, gum a fraction toned otherwise fine unmounted mint. ISC J21d.

Photo

S$500-600

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218

219

220

221

222

刂+ អ

ᔛ+ អ

刂

刂+ ᔛ អ

ᔛ

ᔛ

15c. with handstamp in red, a marginal block of four each with variety handstamp inverted, fine mint. ISC J21d. Photo

S$500-600

15c. with handstamp in red, a block of four each with variety handstamp inverted, fine and lightly cancelled. ISC J21d. Photo

S$500-600

15c. ultramarine with handstamp in red, variety handstamp inverted, fine mounted mint.

ISC J21d

S$200-250

15c. ultramarine with handstamp in red, a marginal block of four with the upper pair showing additional handstamp between, gum a fraction toned otherwise fine unmounted mint. ISC J21e. Photo

S$300-400

15c. ultramarine with handstamp in red, a vertical pair with the upper stamp showing variety handstamp double, fine and lightly cancelled. ISC J21e. Photo

S$300-400

15c. ultramarine with handstamp in red, a vertical pair with the lower stamp showing variety handstamp double, fine and lightly cancelled. ISC J21e. Photo

S$300-400

Negri Sembilan 223 ័

40c. scarlet and dull purple with handstamp in black, variety handstamp inverted, used on small piece with “DAI NIPPON/2602/MALAYA” 30c.; a few shortish perfs otherwise fine.

Very rare. ISC J41b. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

Pahang 224

刂អ ᔛ

+

30c. dull purple and orange with handstamp in red, a block of four with the lower pair showing variety handstamp inverted, fresh and fine unmounted mint. Unlisted in ISC. Photo

S$800-1,000

Perak 225

226

227

刂

刂

刂

2c. orange with handstamp in brown (minor faults) and 3c. green with handstamp in black, both with variety handstamp inverted, mint. ISc J70e var, J71a

S$200-250

3c. green with handstamp in black, a horizontal strip of four showing variety handstamp inverted, fine unused with part original gum. ISC J71a

S$400-500

3c. green with handstamp in black, a horizontal strip of three showing variety handstamp inverted, fine unused with part original gum. ISC J71a

S$300-400

228

刂

3c. green with handstamp in black, variety handstamp inverted, fine mint. ISC J71a

S$120-150

229

刂

30c. dull purple and orange with handstamp in black, a block of four and a horizontal pair, one in each showing variety handstamp double; the pair with some minor surface blemishes otherwise fine mint. ISC J79b

S$250-300

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221

222

220

224

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285

286

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230

刂អ B

$1 black and red on blue with handstamp in brown, a lower right corner block of thirty (5x6) with plate number, one stamp with small thinnng. A fine mint block which is believed to the largest extant. ISC J82a; S.G. J203a, £13,500. Photo

S$10,000-12,000

Selangor 231

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1c. black with upright handstamp in red and 5c. brown with upright handstamp in violet, used with Pahang 8c. with handstamp in black, all tied by Kuala Lumpur double-ring d.s. on 1942 (20 Apr.) envelope

S$200-250

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GENERAL ISSUES - “DAI NIPPON/2602/MALAYA” OVERPRINT 232

A mainly mint range including Straits Settlements 2c. blocks of six and four and singles (4 one on cover) and 8c. block of four (gum toned) all with overprint inverted; Negri Sembilan 1c. and Perak 3c. pairs with overprint omitted on unaddressed cover; Negri Sembilan 1c. block of four and pair (used on cover with Straits 2c. block) with overprint omitted, 2c. block of six on cover with two showing extra figure “8”; Pahang 8c. block of four and vertical pair with one in each showing extra figure “8”; Perak 3c. and 8c. (2, one on cover) blocks of four and a mint corner block of six with overprint inverted.

A good lot

S$500-600

Perak 233

234

刂អ B

刂អ B

8c. scarlet, a complete mint sheet (twice folded) showing variety overprint inverted, fine.

S.G. J248a, £450

S$250-300

8c. scarlet, a complete mint sheet (twice folded) showing variety overprint inverted, fine.

S.G. J248a, £450

S$250-300

Selangor 235

刂

Unissued 1c., 5c., 10c., 30c., $1 and $2, fine mint, some with hinge remainders.

ISC J180-J185; S.G. cat. £750

S$400-500

GENERAL ISSUES - “DAI NIPPON/YUBIN” OVERPRINT Perak 236

237

刂អ B

刂អ B

2c. on 5c. brown block of six (3x2), variety overprint inverted and surcharge omitted, fine mint. S.G. 261b, £270

S$200-250

8c. scarlet, a complete mint sheet with overprint inverted, folded, fine. S.G. J262a, £1300

S$600-800

Selangor 238

刂

Unissued 3c. green, slightly toned, fine mint. ISC J255; S.G. cat. £350. Photo

S$300-400

GENERAL ISSUES - “Kanji” OVERPRINTS A mainly mint range including Straits Settlements 8c. block of four with overprinted inverted, and 12c. corner block of six and 40c. corner blocks of ten and six with one in each showing second Chinese character smaller; Negri Sembilan 1c. block of four, Perak 2c. (Type 22) on 5c. block of four and Selangor 3c. blocks of four (2) and 12c., each showing sideways second character; Perak 5c. blocks of ten and four showing overprint misplaced downwards; and Selangor 3c. corner block of eighteen (3x6) showing overprint misplaced sideways. An interesting lot

239

S$300-400

Negri Sembilan 240

241

刂អ B

刂អ ᔛ B

6c. (Type 21) on 5c. brown complete mint sheet (folded) showing doubling of the overprint and surcharge, fine. S.G. J268

S$500-600

6c. (Type 21) on 5c. brown, a lower right corner block of twenty (5x4) with imprint, variety overprint and surcharge inverted, fine unmounted mint. A rare multiple.

S.G. J268a, £4500. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

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Perak 242

243

刂

刂អ B

1c. with second character sideways, 8c. marginal block of six (3x2) with overprint inverted, and 10c. and 30c. with smaller second character, fine mint

S$300-400

2c. (Type 22) on 5c. brown, a block of eighteen (3x6) showing surcharge inverted, fine mint. S.G. J274a, £324

S$180-220

Selangor 244

245

刂

$1 top left corner plate block of six (3x2), $2 marginal blocks of fifteen (5x3) and four, and $5 top left corner plate block of four, one $1 and $5 showing smaller second character, fine mint. S.G. J285-J287

S$250-300

$5 used with 15c. and $1.50 on 30c. on 1945 (9 Mar.) envelope to Penang, fine

S$150-180

Postage Due Stamps 246

247

248

刂អ ᔛ B

刂អ ᔛ B

刂អ ᔛ B

1942 Dai Nippon 4c. green, a complete unmounted mint sheet (10x10), central vertical fold and gum toned, fine. S.G. JD30, £1700

S$1,000-1,200

–– Dai Nippon 4c. green, a complete unmounted mint sheet (10x10), central vertical fold and gum toned, fine. S.G. JD30, £1700

S$1,000-1,200

–– Dai Nippon 8c. scarlet, a complete unmounted mint sheet (10x10), central vertical fold and gum toned, fine. S.G. JD31, £2800

S$1,600-2,000

REVENUES 249

1943 (27 Aug.) unoverprinted Kelantan 2c. stationery card, addressed locally, bearing “FISCAL” handstamp on Straits Settlements 2c. and Negri Sembilan 2c. with “DAI NIPPON/2602/MALAYA” overprint, and Perak 2c. on 5c. (3, two types) and Selangor 1c. with “Kanji” overprint, all tied by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” double-ring d.s. Philatelic but scarce. Photo

S$800-1,000

Johore 250

251

刂

6c. on 8c. (1940 Sultan Ibrahim) marginal vertical pair tied by Penang Japanese type c.d.s. on locally addressed Straits Settlements 1945 (21 Aug.) 15c. registered envelope with “Kanji” overprint, fine. Photo

S$400-500

$10 (3 including a pair) and $50 (2, one handstamped in black the other in red), fine mint. ISC JF27, JF28. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Kedah 252

刂អ ᔛ B

6c. carmine block of sixty (10x6) from the foot of a sheet, each with boxed Tax h.s., the left half showing handstamp inverted; margin at right folded, fine unmounted mint.

A rare multiple. ISC AT1/a

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S$1,000-1,200

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189

259

250

258

260

253

254

刂អ B

刂

6c. carmine block of thirty-two (4x8) each with handstamp inverted and one with handstamp double, fine mint. ISC AT1a/var

S$800-1,000

6c. carmine marginal block of six (3x2), vertical pair and single with handstamp inverted and a pair, the left stamp with handstamp inverted, and $1 black and green vertical pair with handstamp inverted, fine mint. ISC AT 1a, AT6a

S$300-400

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Penang 255

ᔛ

256

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1942 (Mar.) $25 purple and blue on blue, $100 purple and red on blue and $500 purple and orange, each handstamped with Okugawa seal in red and cancelled by “DAI NIPPON/STAMP OFFICE PENANG” oval d.s. in violet, the $500 on small piece; the $25 with two pulled perfs at top, otherwise fine. An extremely rare set of high values. Each with B.P.A. Certificate (2011). Photo

S$45,000-50,000

1942 (24 July) “SUMMONS” (split along central horizontal fold), bearing Straits Settlements $5 with Okugawa seal clearly tied by “DAI NIPPON/STAMP OFFICE, PENANG” oval d.s. in violet and with punch hole at top, fine. Rare

S$800-1,000

1943 (23 Feb.) Conveyance bearing Straits Settlements 10c., 15c. and $1 overprinted “DAI NIPPON/2602/PENANG” (the 15c. showing variety “N PPON”) and Perak $5 overprinted “DAI NIPPON/2602/MALAYA”, all tied by “DAI NIPPON/STAMP OFFICE, PENANG” oval d.s. in violet, fine

S$300-400

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MALAYAN POST OFFICE IN BURMA 258

1942 (18 Nov.) envelope bearing Perak 5c. with Kanji overprint tied by bi-lingual Debaw double-ring d.s. and showing, on reverse, clear “LETPADAN R.M.S./SORTING” d.s.

(24.11). A rare usage. Photo

S$800-1,000

MALAYAN POST OFFICES IN DUTCH EAST INDIES 259

260

1944 (4 Nov.) 4c. stationery card to Dabo Singkep, cancelled by light Puloe Samboe Japanese type c.d.s. (Type JD4) and showing violet censor chop alongside. Photo

S$600-800

1943 (21 May) envelope registered from Tanjong Pinang to Singapore bearing, on reverse, Straits Settlements 8c. vertical pair and Selangor 3c. with Kanji overprint and Pictorial 4c., all tied by “TANJONG PINANG” double-ring d.s. (Type JD4) and the 8c. additionally tied by bi-lingual arrival d.s. and violet censor chop. Attractive. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYA Kelantan 261

刂អ B

1943 (Nov.) 10c. top right corner block of six (3x2) with margin at right, fine unused; also forged 4c. top right corner block of four and a marginal strip of three. S.G. TK5, £1750. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

BRUNEI Japanese Occupation Issues 262

263

刂អ ᔛ B

刂អ ᔛ B

3c. blue-green with blue overprint, a complete sheet (10x5), fresh and fine unmounted mint. S.G. J4, £1400

S$1,000-1,200

6c. greenish grey, a complete sheet (5x10), some split perfs otherwise fresh and fine unmounted mint. S.G. J7, £2000

S$1,500-2,000

LABUAN Postal Stationery 264

ᔛ S

1893 1c. and 3c. reply paid cards, both handstamped “SPECIMEN”, very fine

S$150-200

MALAYSIA 265

266

刂 ᔛ

刂 ᔛ

1966 (Feb.) National Monument 10c., variety blue omitted, fine unmounted mint.

Pierron MY62MCa, £250; S.G. 31a, £150

S$200-250

1970 (Aug.) Butterflies 75c., a complete vertical strip of ten showing a progressive and major downward shift of the horizontal perforations resulting in the denomination being below country name at top, unmounted mint. S.G. 67var

S$250-300

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268

269

270

271

刂 ᔛ

刂

刂អ ᔛ B

刂 ᔛ

刂អ ᔛ B

1974 (Sept.) 25th Anniversary of National Electricity Board, 30c. horizontal pair with margin at foot, variety silver omitted, unmounted mint; both with some minor tone spots on reverse. With normal for comparison. S.G. 120var

S$400-500

1979 (Jan.) 20th Anniversary of Central Bank of Malaysia, 10c. marginal horizontal pair, the left stamp showing first vertical row of perforations dramatically shifted to right, fine unused without gum. S.G. 198var

S$120-150

1983 (Oct.) Wildlife, no watermark 40c. Malayan Flying Lemur, a complete sheet (10x10), fresh and fine unmounted mint. S.G. 273, £375

S$400-500

1990-2004 unmounted mint collection contained in a box, apparently complete including miniature sheets, sheetlets, etc, a range of booklets for Malaysia 1995-2000, Malaysia Federal Territory and Malayan States 1973-79 and 1993; also Singapore 19902004 apparently complete including miniature sheets, sheetlets, framas etc, plus booklets 1969-2000 (not complete), and Brunei 1990-2004

S$500-600

1993 (Sept.) 14th Commonwealth Forestry Conference 30c., 50c. and RM1 half sheets of fifty, all with Bangkok ‘93 Stamp Exhibition logo incorporated, fine unmounted mint.

ISC 498-500, RM5750

S$600-800

Note: These stamps were only available from the Malaysia stand at the exhibition and in very limited quantities from the philatelic bureau.

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273

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1993 (Oct.) Kingfishers 30c. block of sixty (10x6) being the bottom six rows of a sheet, variety imperforate between stamps and margin at right, fine unmounted mint.

S.G. 512var

S$1,500-2,000

1996 (May) Birds of Prey 50c., a complete unmounted mint sheet (5x10) showing variety imperforate between stamp and margin at top; folded along central horizontal perforations. S.G. 605var

S$500-700

Postage Dues 274

275

276

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刂អ ᔛ B

刂អ ᔛ B

1966-71 ordinary paper, 1c. rose, 2c. indigo, 4c. apple-green and 12c. reddish violet, each in a complete sheet (10x10) fresh and fine unmounted mint. S.G. D1-D3, D6; £205

S$300-400

–– chalk-surfaced paper, 8c. bright blue-green, 20c. brown-purple and 50c. olive-bistre, each in a complete mint sheet (10x10), fresh and fine unmounted mint. S.G. D4a, D7a, D8a; £1,1750

S$1,800-2,200

1972 (May) glazed paper 8c. turquoise-blue, 10c. dull ultramarine and 50c. pale olivebistre, each in a complete mint sheet (10x10), fresh and fine unmounted mint. S.G. D12, D13, D16; £2,150

S$3,000-4,000

Federal Territory Issues 277

278

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刂អ ᔛ B

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1986-96 Agricultural Products, 10c. perf 14x133⁄ 4 , a complete unmounted mint sheet (10x10) frm Plate 11A with watermark inverted; folded along central horizontal perforations. S.G. K18cw, £900

S$300-400

–– 30c. perf 14x141⁄ 2 , a complete unmounted mint sheet (10x10) from Plate 13A with watermark inverted; folded along central horizontal perforations. S.G. K21fw £900

S$300-400

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279

1616 coloured map (178x120mm.) by Petrus Bertius (1566-1629) headed “DESCRIPTIO A very early and delightful map. Photo

BORNEO IN SVLÆ”.

S$1,000-1,200

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1863 (June) envelope to Miss Brown in London, a companion to Miss Burdett Coutts, written by Rajah Brooke, marked “Marseilles”, bearing India 1856-66 2a. and 8a., both cancelled “B/172” at Singapore, showing red crayon “1/2” with recipient’s notation at left and, on reverse, clear “SINGAPORE/P.O.” double-ring d.s. in red (6.63). Delightful.

Photo

S$10,000-12,000

PROVENANCE:

“Miri”, March 1990

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1868 (3 Jan.) envelope from New Zealand to Miss Burdett Coutts in London, written by Rajah Brooke, bearing NZ 6d. cancelled by Auckland duplex, showing red arrival datestamp (2.3) with recipient’s notation at top; some faults to adhesive and envelope, nevertheless attractive. Photo PROVENANCE:

“Miri”, March 1990

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1888 (18 Oct.) envelope to Jersey, bearing 1871 3c. tied by light Sarawak c.d.s., in combination with Straits Settlements 1882 tied by circular undated “SINGAPORE/P.O” h.s., showing Singapore c.d.s. alongside with arrival datestamp (20.11) on reverse. A neat and most attractive franking showing a very late usage and an overpayment of 2 cents.

Photo

S$10,000-12,000

1889-92 Provisional Issue 283

284

285

286

287

刂

刂

刂

刂

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“one cent.” (Type 6) on 3c. purple and blue, variety no stop after “cent”, fine mint.

S.G. 23a, £250. Photo

S$180-220

2c. on 8c. green and carmine, variety surcharge double, unused with large part original gum, perfs at foot slightly clipped otherwise fine. S.G. 24a, £475. Photo

S$300-400

5c. (Type 8) on 12c. green and blue, variety surcharge double, unused with large part original gum; small surface mark in hair otherwise fine. B.P.A. Certificate (2002).

S.G. 25c, £1300. Photo

S$800-1,000

5c. (Type 9) on 12c. green and blue, fine unused with part original gum. S.G. 26, £250.

Photo

S$150-180

5c. (Type 9) on 12c. green and blue, fine used. S.G. 26, £275. Photo

S$180-220

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1892 (May) “ONE/CENT” on 3c. brown on yellow, variety surcharge double, very fine unused. S.G. 27f, £450. Photo

S$300-400

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289

1893 (2 Aug.) envelope probably from Bishop George Hose to London and re-addressed locally, bearing 1888 2c. tied by Sarawak c.d.s., in combination with Straits Settlements 1883 5c. tied by Singapore c.d.s. (4.8) and showing London arrival datestamp (4.9) on reverse; the envelope with pressed central vertical crease, nevertheless a most attractive mixed franking. Photo

S$3,000-4,000

Note: This envelope is addressed to Sir John Tankerville Goldney (1846-1902), a British barrister, who rose to be Chief Justice of Trinidad and Tobago, and was also High Sheriff of Wiltshire in 1910. He is also notable for introducing golf to Singapore in 1891.

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291

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1923 (Jan.) first printing, 2c. on 12c. lower left corner pair with plate number, both showing thick, narrower “W” in “TWO” (R.10/1-2), fine used. A scarce positional piece.

S.G. 73a, £200

S$150-180

1965 (Nov.) Orchids 2c., variety yellow-olive (stems) omitted, fine unmounted mint.

S.G. 213c, £160

S$120-150

Postal Stationery 292

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CARD: 1900-02 4c. reply paid card handstamped “ULTRAMAR” in blue, fine. REGISTERED ENVELOPES: 1913 10c. (sizes G and H) overprinted “SPECIMEN” (a few light fox marks), 1931 15c. (sizes G, H and K, the last two with fold) overprinted “SPECIMEN” and 1934 15c. (sizes G, H and K2, the last with fold at left) perforated “SPECIMEN”; some a little

toned though otherwise a good clean lot

S$800-1,000

Revenue Stamps 293

刂 ᔛ

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1918-27 3c. to $10 set of ten with additional 10c., 50c., $1 and $2 shades, unused with full original gum (some a little browned ); the odd tone spot otherwise fine. ISC R11R21

S$200-250

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295

296

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298

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299 ័

1948-68 predominantly mounted mint collection including 1948-52 perf 14 1c. to $5 with additional $2 and $5 and perf 171⁄ 2 x18 1c. to $5 with some additional values to 50c. in blocks of four, 1948 Wedding $5 corner plate block of four and singles (2, one used), and 1955-59 1c. to $5, 1962-66 1c. to $5, also some Malayan Federation and Malaysia including 1965 Birds 25c. to $10. A fine lot

S$800-1,000

1948 perf 14 1c. to $5, the set of fifteen in corner plate number blocks of four, fine mounted mint. Most attractive. S.G. 1-15, £720

S$400-500

1980 Ships, 1c. Hainan Junk, two complete sheets (10x10), plates 1A and 1B, fresh and fine unmounted mint. S.G. 364, £200

S$250-300

1949 (14 Jan.) Indenture bearing 1947 $25 pair and 1948 Silver Wedding $5 (2), all tied

by Stamp Office red embossed seal, fine

S$500-700

1953 $25, $100 and $500, fresh and fine unmounted mint. ISC R4-R6

S$1,000-1,200

1956 Indenture bearing $25, $100 and $500 in combination with Q.E. $1, $2 and $5 (4), all neatly cancelled with red embossed datestamps; the $100 and $500 sharing small faults at top, otherwise fine and colourful

S$300-400

THAILAND POSTAL STATIONERY 300

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1928 2s. and 3s. and 1933 2s. cards, and 1933 10s. letter sheet, each handstamped “SPECIMEN”, all with some foxing; also unused 1941 15s. registered envelope (defective)

301

S$400-500

302

Post Cards 301

302

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1889 11⁄ 2 a., the rejected die, an unused example handstaped “ULTRAMAR” in blue, fresh and fine. Rare. Photo 1899 4a. handstamped “ULTRAMAR” in blue, fresh and fine unused. Photo

S$1,000-1,200 S$400-500

Letter Cards 303

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1901 2a., 4a. (right margin detached), 10a. and 12a., all unused and handstamped “ULTRAMAR” in blue; the 2a. and 10a. with some light staining otherwise fine. Scarce

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305

306

307

308

309

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1836 (18 Aug.) Officer’s entire letter to London, headed “Fort Lismore” and showing, on reverse across join, framed “INDIA LETTER/GRAVESEND” and arrival datestamp (9.2), both in red. Fort Lismore was situated in the State of Nanning which had been annexed to Malacca after two ineptly conducted campaigns. The Fort had been built to house the occupation troops, which by 1836 had been reduced to 1 officer and 40 men as the country was perfectly quiet. A full transcript and the story of the campaign was published in the “Postal History International” Vol. 2 No. 11, page 416 (a copy is included with the lot). An important historical document in an excellent state of preservation. Photo PROVENANCE: Charles Taylor, May 1981 1870 (9 Nov.) envelope from India to Malacca, franked 4a.; upon arrival the letter was readdressed to Singapore showing the only recorded example of “MALACCA/P.O” doublering d.s. (Type D2) in red (3.12) and, on reverse, clear Singapore arrival c.d.s. (5.12).

Photo

S$6,000-8,000

S$600-800

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1874 (9 Nov.) underpaid envelope from India to Butterworth, franked with ⁄ 2 a.; the envelope was missent to Malacca and re-routed to Penang, showing legible “MALACCA/G.P.O” double-ring d.s. (Type D3) for 28 November (latest recorded date) and endorsed 12c. due. The envelope with flap and piece of top missing caused through opening. Photo

S$500-600

1886 (5 Oct.) home-made envelope to Singapore, bearing 1883 2c. tied by “B/172” obliterator and showing light “MALACCA/PAID” c.d.s. (Type PD3) in red with arrival datestamp (16.10) on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1890 (17 Apr.) envelope registered to Surabaya bearing, on reverse, 1882 8c. vertical pair (a little stained) clearly tied by “MALACCA” c.d.s. (Type D5), showing Singapore (19.4) and various transit and arrival datestamps alongside with Type R3 registration d.s. on face; 1892 (21 Dec.) “red band” envelope (faults) to Singapore, bearing 1883-91 2c. tied by “MALACCA” c.d.s. (Type D4)

S$300-400

1909 (21 Aug.) 10c. registered envelope to London bearing, on reverse, KE 3c. vertical strip of four cancelled by “MALACCA” c.d.s. (Type D11) with Singapore transit d.s. (23.8) alongside and showing, on face, Type R7 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date) and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2)

S$250-300

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306

307

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313

315

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316

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311

312

1919-23 envelopes (6) and stationery cards (2) from India to Malacca, all showing tax markings including Types UP7 (distorted), UP10 (2, one the earliest recorded date), UP11, UP15 (latest recorded date), UP18 (the only recorded example) and UP20 with manuscript “10” inserted; condition very mixed

S$800-1,000

1924 (29 May) OHMS envelope from the Malacca Volunteer Corps to Birmingham, showing fine “Lion/BRITISH/EMPIRE/EXHIBITION/1924” d.s. (Type HS1 State 1), and 1925 (16 Mar.) unsealed envelope to Johore, bearing KGV 2c. tied by similar d.s. but with “1924” removed (Type HS1 State 2; earliest recorded date). A fine pair

S$400-500

1931 (22 Apr.) unstamped envelope (with contents) from India to Malacca bearing, on reverse, Postage Due 12c. tied by framed “CHARGE NOT COLLECTED/FRESH LABEL REQUIRED” (Type I 11) and Malacca double-ring d.s. (9.5); the addressee had left so struck with framed “Gone, no address/(Parti sans address)/Retour” (Type I 15; the only recorded example) and sent to the Dead Letter Office Malacca (15.5) and then onto the Madras DLO. Photo

S$600-800

Alor Gajah 313

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315

316

317

318 319

320

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1913 (7 July) 1c. stationery card to Singapore, clearly cancelled by “ALOR GAJAH” doublering d.s. (Type D4; earliest recorded date) and showing arrival datestamp (9.7) at left.

Photo

S$600-800

1916 (18 Nov.) envelope (faults) to England, bearing KGV 4c. tied by “ALOR GAJAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D4), showing another strike alongside with Singapore transit d.s.

(20.11) on reverse

S$400-500

1922 (18 Jan.) envelope (opened-out) registered to England bearing, on reverse, KGV 2c. (9) tied by “ALOR GAJAH/MALACCA” double-ring d.s. (Type D5) and showing, on face, provisional registration label. Photo

S$800-1,000

1932 (14 Dec.) envelope flown to London via Amsterdam, bearing KGV 4c. vertical pair and $1, cancelled by fine “ALOR GAJAH/MALACCA” double-ring d.s. (Type D5), showing airmail etiquette at upper left with, on reverse, Penang and arrival datestamps. Most attractive. Photo

S$800-1,000

1934 (18 Feb.) unstamped pink envelope from India to Malacca bearing, on reverse, Postage Due 8c. and 10c. tied by “ALOR GAJAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D6; earliest recorded date) on 2 March; the envelope a little soiled

S$200-250

1934 (1 Aug.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, KGV 4c. vertical pair tied by fine “ALOR GAJAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D6)

S$200-250

1940 (28 Mar.) envelope to Dublin, bearing KGVI 25c. and 30c. tied by “ALOR GAJAH” double-ring d.s. (Type 6) and showing Censor label at left tied by violet Censor h.s.

Attractive

S$200-250

1940 (9 Sept.) envelope to Dublin, bearing KGVI 5c., 10c. and 40c. tied by “ALOR double-ring d.s. (Type D6), showing brown sealing tape at left tied by violet Singapore Censor h.s. and pink Irish bi-lingual Censor label at foot. Photo

S$400-500

GAJAH”

Asahan 321

322

1920 (26 July) 10c. registered envelope to Klang bearing, on reverse, KGV 1c. (4) and 10c. tied by “ASAHAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) with arrival d.s. alongside and showing, on face, provisional registration h.s. (formerly Malacca G.P.O. Type R7) and “AR” h.s. (Type AR2; the only recorded example). Scarce. Photo

S$800-1,000

1926 (18 Sept.) envelope to Plymouth, bearing KGV 2c. and 4c. tied by “ASAHAN/MALACCA” double-ring d.s. (Type D3); the envelope was sent via Malacca GPO (18.9) where it was wrongly sorted, being sent to Merlimau (20.9) and returned to Malacca GPO the same day. Tear at top caused through opening. Photo

S$500-600

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322

324

323

325

326

330

335

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1928 (7 Mar.) 15c. registered envelope to London, bearing KGV 6c. vertical pair, cancelled by fine “ASAHAN/MALACCA” double-ring d.s. (Type D3). Photo

S$800-1,000

1939 (10 Aug.) envelope to Glasgow, re-addressed to Coldstream and again to Newton Mearns, bearing KGVI 8c. tied by fine “ASAHAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D3). Photo

S$400-500

Bemban 325

326

1935 (22 Nov.) envelope to Johore bearing, on reverse, 1935 Jubilee 5c. tied by “BEMBAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D2; earliest recorded date) and showing Segamat transit c.d.s. alongside; the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$800-1,000

1938 (28 Feb.) philatelic envelope registered to Barbados, bearing KGVI 1c., 2c., 4c., 6c., 8c., 10c., 12c. and 25c., all tied by light “BEMBAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

Durian Tunggal 327

328

329

1927 (14 Sept.) envelope registered to India bearing, on reverse, KGV 3c. (blunt corner), 5c. (4) and 10c., all tied by “DURIAN TUNGGAL/MALACCA” double-ring d.s. (Type D3) and showing “A.R” h.s. on face; the envelope with some light staining

S$300-400

1940 (26 July) envelope to London, bearing KGVI 5c. and 25c. vertical pair, tied by “DURIAN TUNGGAL” double-ring d.s. (Type D4) and showing triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION/SINGAPORE” h.s. Photo

S$600-800

1940 (27 July) 2c. stationery card to USA, uprated with 2c., cancelled by “DURIAN double-ring d.s. (Type D4), showing circular-framed “T/CENTIMES” with manuscript “9” inserted and triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION/SINGAPORE” h.s.

S$300-400

TUNGGAL”

Jasin 330

331

332

333

334

335

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1897 (3 Apr.) 1c. stationery card to Singapore, cancelled by “JASIN” c.d.s. (Type D2) with another clearer strike below, and showing Malacca and arrival datestamps at left. Rare.

Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1911 (21 Sept.) KE 1c. stationery card to England uprated with 3c., and 1913 (4 Feb.) picture postcard to Australia bearing 3c., all cancelled by fair “JASIN/MALACCA” doublering d.s. (Type D4), fine

S$500-600

1915 (20 Apr.) envelope to Bombay, bearing 4c. tied by “JASIN” double-ring d.s. (Type D5) and showing violet Bombay censor h.s. at lower left; 1922 (31 Oct.) envelope (flap missing) to British Guiana, bearing 2c. vertical strip of three tied by “JASIN/MALACCA” double-ring d.s. (Type D6); and 1929 (25 Sept.) envelope to England bearing, on reverse, 6c. tied by “JASIN” double-ring d.s. (Type D7). A fine trio of covers

S$450-550

1917 (5 Nov.) envelope to England bearing, on reverse, 5c. tied by “JASIN” double-ring d.s. (Type D2); and 1928 (10 July) envelope to Malacca, bearing 4c. tied by very fine “JASIN/MALACCA” double-ring d.s. (Type D6)

S$300-400

1934 (4 May) 15c. registered envelope flown to to India, uprated with 5c. (2) and 10c., cancelled by “JASIN” double-ring d.s. and showing airmail etiquette with Malacca and Singapore datestamps on reverse

S$300-400

1941 (4 Dec.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, 2c. and 3c. (2, one damaged) tied by “JASIN” double-ring d.s. (Type D6); the envelope enclosed a Malayan Postal Union 10c. Imperial Reply Coupon with a fine strike of the D6 datestamp. Photo

S$500-600

Masjid Tanah 336

1926 (10 June) 10c. registered envelope to England, uprated with 5c. and 6c., cancelled by “MASJID TANAH/MALACCA” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing damaged registration label at upper left. Photo Photos also appear on page 49

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S$500-600

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339

340

336

344

342

337

338

339

1929 (25 Sept.) envelope to England, bearing 6c. tied by “MASJID TANAH/MALACCA” c.d.s. (Type D2); and 1932 (17 Mar.) envelope to Klang bearing, on reverse, 5c. tied by clear “MASJID TANAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D3)

S$300-400

1931 (23 July) envelope registered to India bearing, on reverse, 1c., 2c. and 10c. (3) tied by “MASJID TANAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D3) and showing, on face, the only recorded example of an “A.R” h.s. (Type 2)

S$400-500

1951 (11 Sept.) envelope from Nicosia, Cyprus, to Masjid Tanah, bearing 11⁄ 2 pi., showing tax markings with Malayan Postal Union Postage Due 50c. crossed by “CANCELLED” h.s. and showing, on reverse, arrival c.d.s. (19.10) with manuscript “Unknown at M. Tanah” alongside. Most unusual. Photo

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1929 (3 Aug.) 15c. registered envelope to Malacca, bearing 4c. tied by fine “MERLIMAU “M”” c.d.s. (Type D3). Scarce. Photo

S$500-600

1931 (19 Apr.) envelope to California, bearing 2c. and 10c. tied by “MERLIMAU “M”” c.d.s. (Type D3; latest recorded date) and showing Singapore transit d.s. on reverse

S$300-400

1933 (22 May) envelope (large part flap missing) to Ireland, bearing 1c. vertical strip of three and 50c. tied by “MERLIMAU” double-ring d.s. (Type D4). Photo

S$350-450

1939 (12 Dec.) envelope to Aberdeen, bearing 5c. and 50c. tied by “MERLIMAU” doublering d.s. (Type D4) and showing “PASSED/FOR/TRANSMISSION” h.s.

S$300-400

Tebong 344 345 346

1937 (27 July) mourning envelope to England, bearing 5c. and 10c. vertical pair clearly tied by “TEBONG” c.d.s. (Type D2). Photo

S$400-500

1937 (12 Aug.) philatelic envelope to London, bearing Coronation set of three clearly cancelled by “TEBONG” c.d.s. (Type D2)

S$200-250

1950 (20 Oct.) airmail envelope (small faults) to St. Helena, bearing Malacca 50c. clearly tied by “TEBONG” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing arrival c.d.s. (1.11) at right. A most unusual destination

S$250-300

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The collection to 1942 housed in two albums contained in a box, comprising envelopes (103, thirty-two registered), registered stationery envelope, postal stationery cards (8), picture postcards (2) and loose stamps/pieces (150 approx.), including GPO datestamps, machine cancels, registered markings, “AR” h.s., Postage Due markings and a range of sub-office cancels and markings; condition rather mixed thus viewing strongly recommended

S$10,000-12,000

The post-war collection comprising envelopes (22, four registered), registered stationery envelope, air letter, postal stationery cards (3) and loose stamps/pieces (13), including three covers from the post free period, GPO datestamps, a few slogan handstamps and a good range of sub-office datestamps and markings. A useful lot

S$5,000-6,000

PENANG 349

350

351

352

1835 (16 Dec.) entire letter to Maidstone, rated “1/3” (deleted) and “1/4” and showing, on reverse, a fine strike of circular intaglio “PRINCE OF WALES ISLAND/POST OFFICE” in red (Type P.S.4), Calcutta Ship Letter transit d.s., framed “INDIA LETTER/PLYMOUTH” and arrival datestamp. A very late usage of the handstamp, the latest being 9 March 1836.

Photo PROVENANCE: Nestor Nunez, December 1988 1837 (27 June) entire to Singapore showing, on reverse, a fine strike of framed “PINANG/POST OFFICE” d.s. in red. A very scarce and short-lived marking, this being the latest recorded date. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

1837 (1 July) partly printed entire letter from Malacca to London, marked “Via Pinang & Calcutta”, rated “1/-”, showing part framed “PINANG/POST OFFICE” d.s. in red for 14 July and, on reverse across join, framed “INDIA LETTER/DEAL” in red. Photo

S$800-1,000

1838 (1 June) entire letter to Dublin, marked “Overland”, rated “2/6” and showing, on reverse, good to fine strike of framed “PINANG/POST OFFICE” d.s. in black and red arrival d.s. (2.11). Rare, seven examples recorded. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

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S$1,000-1,200

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354

355

1840 (17 Sept.) entire letter to France, rated “1/9”, showing framed “Packet Letter.”, oval-framed “INDIA” and, on reverse, framed “PENANG/Paid” d.s., all struck in red. Photo

S$700-900

1845 (4 Feb.) entire letter to London, marked “Overland via Southampton”, rated “1/-”, showing oval-framed “INDIA” and, on reverse, fair to good strike of framed “PENANG/Paid” d.s. with amount inserted in manuscript, both in red; horizontal filing crease and top half aged. Photo

S$350-400

1845 (3 Nov.) entire letter to Singapore showing, on reverse, light but legible framed “PENANG/Paid” d.s. in red. Photo

S$400-500

PROVENANCE:

Spink Singapore, June 2000 356

357

1850 (5 June) entire letter to Boston USA via Baring Brothers in London, showing framed “BEARING” partly overstruck by “19/CENTS” accountancy h.s. and London transit d.s. (26.7); and 1851 (8 Dec.) entire letter from the same correspondence, showing various rate markings, framed “BEARING” partly overstruck by “48” h.s., “38/CENTS” accountancy h.s. and London transit d.s. (16.1). A fine pair of covers. Photo

S$600-800

1854 (20 Oct.) entire letter to Marseilles, marked “overland via Suez”, rated “1/-” in red, showing handstruck “10” (decimes) with, on reverse, framed “PENANG/Post Paid” d.s. in red (partially oxidised) dated 18 November, and Alexandria (British PO) transit d.s. in green. Photo

S$400-500

PROVENANCE:

Dr. Chua Eu Tiong, July 2005 358

359

360

361

1854 (21 Dec.) entire letter to Paris, showing handstruck “10” (decimes) and, on reverse, fine framed “PENANG/Post Paid” d.s. in red, Alexandria (British PO) transit d.s. across join and arrival c.d.s. (12.2). Photo

S$500-600

1877 (11 May) envelope to London and 1880 (6 Feb.) envelope to USA, both marked “via Brindisi”, the former bearing 1867-72 8c. (2) and the latter 2c. and 8c., all cancelled by “B/172” obliterator and both with despatch datestamp alongside; and 1882 (10 Aug.) envelope to Naples, bearing 1882 8c. tied by large blue firm’s chop and “B/172” obliterator with “PENANG/PAID” c.d.s. in red alongside. All with small faults

S$300-400

1881 (12 Oct.) unstamped mourning envelope to Scotland showing “PENANG/UNPAID” c.d.s. (Type UP3) and triangular-framed “T” (Type UP4; latest recorded date); 1885 India 1⁄ 2 a, stationery envelope to Penang and redirected to Dutch East Indies, showing “PENANG/UNPAID” c.d.s. (Type UP3) and, on reverse, handstruck “14” (Type UP18; the only recorded example) and DEI Postage Due 20c.; 1900 India 1⁄ 4 a. stationery card to Perak showing Penang transit d.s. (16.3) with handstruck “2” (Type UP14; latest recorded date) alongside; 1919-23 envelopes (7) from India (6) and Thailand showing Types UP32, UP33, UP34 (2, one the latest recorded date), UP35 (2, one the latest recorded date) and UP36 (the only recorded example) tax h.s.; and 1934 envelope from India to Penang and re-addressed to Malacca, franked at 1a. and bearing Postage Due 4c.

(2), one tied by framed “CHARGE NOT COLLECTED/FRESH LABEL REQUIRED” (Type I 45) and Penang c.d.s., the other tied by Malacca c.d.s. (11.6). An interesting group

S$1,000-1,200

1895 (1 July) 5c. registered envelope to Hawaii, uprated 21c., showing Type R6 registration d.s., “A.R” h.s. in red (Type AR2; earliest recorded date), red arrival datestamp (9.8) with, on reverse, another strike of the “A.R” h.s. plus Singapore and Hong Kong transit datestamps; the envelope a little stained. Photo

S$500-600

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364

365

1896-99 envelopes (3) from India (2) and Rangoon to Singapore, and from Penang to Singapore and to Wales bearing GB 21⁄ 2 d. and redirected to London, each showing unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. Types SL5 (3, one the earliest and one the latest recorded date) and SL6; all with some faults

S$400-500

1896 (7 Apr.) 5c. registered envelope to Rangoon, uprated 21c., showing Type R7 registration d.s. and “A.R” h.s. in red (Type AR2) with arrival c.d.s. (14.4) on reverse; the envelope a little stained and soiled. Photo

S$400-500

1924-41 envelopes (7, two incoming) and a card showing a small range of instructional markings including “Despatched by Sea./Dutch Plane failed to call at Alor Star” (Type I 24) on 1931 (10 July) envelope (damaged) from Burkit Mertajam to England, framed “Parti/Gone away” (Type I 25) in violet on 1931 (Mar.) envelope from GB and on 1941 (Feb.) large envelope from USA (earliest and latest recorded dates), framed “Undelivered for reason stated. Return/to sender at address shown on cover” (Type I 40) and framed “LATE FEE PAID” (Type I 56) on two 1924 envelopes; condition very mixed though a most interesting lot

S$1,000-1,200

1935 (7 Aug.) card (slightly creased) from Brussels to Hong Kong, flown by Imperial Airways from London, showing mainly fine “MISSENT/TO PENANG” h.s. (Type I 5; latest recorded date) and, on reverse, arrival datestamp. Photo

S$600-800

Train Letters 366

367

368

369

370

371

1927 (31 Mar.) picture postcard from Thailand to USA, bearing 10s. tied by poor Penang double-ring d.s. and showing fair to fine unframed “TRAIN LETTER” h.s. in violet (Type TL4; latest recorded date). Photo

S$500-600

1927 (Oct.) envelope from Thailand to Philadelphia, bearing 3s. (6), all cancelled in transit with Penang double-ring d.s. (20.10) and showing framed “TRAIN LETTER” h.s. in violet (Type TL5, earliest recorded date); the cover with small part flap missing and small tear at top. Photo

S$600-800

1927 (Oct.) photographic picture postcard (central vertical crease) from Bangkok to London franked at 10s., and 1928 (Sept.) envelope (faults) from Bangkok to India franked at 15s.; the former cancelled by Penang double-ring d.s. and showing framed “TRAIN LETTER” h.s. (Type TL5) in violet alongside, the latter with adhesive tied by similar h.s. and showing Penang c.d.s. (20.9) alongside

S$500-600

1928 envelope from Thailand to Austria, bearing 15s. tied by Penang double-ring d.s.

(9.2) and showing fine framed “TRAIN LETTER” in violet (Type TL5) alongside. Photo

S$600-800

1928 envelopes (2, one with Royal State Railways, Hua Hin Hotel imprint at top left heavy vertical crease) to England, franked at 15c. and cancelled by Penang double-ring d.s. (14.6 and 26.11), both showing part framed “TRAIN LETTER” (Type TL5) in violet

S$300-400

1929 (Jan.) envelope from Bangkok to India bearing, on reverse, 15s. tied by Penang double-ring d.s. (31.1) and showing fine unframed “TRAIN LETTER.” (Type TL6) in violet; the envelope with some minor peripheral faults. Photo

S$500-600

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373

1929 (July) envelope from Bangkok to San Francisco, bearing 15s. tied by Penang double-ring d.s. (4.7) and showing framed “TRAIN LETTER” (Type TL7; earliest recorded date - crossed by light horizontal crease) and showing Singapore transit d.s. on reverse.

Photo

S$500-600

1930-41 envelopes (4) from Bangkok to Penang franked at 15s., from Penang to India bearing FMS 4c. pair, from Penang to England bearing FMS 2c. (4), and from Penang to England bearing Perak $2, each showing framed “TRAIN LETTER” Types TL8, TL9 (2, one in violet) and TL12 (poor)

S$300-400

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1930 (1 July) Thai 2c. stationery card to Holland, uprated with 5s., cancelled by Penang double-ring d.s. (3.7) and showing fine, almost complete, framed “TRAIN LETTER” (Type TL8) in violet alongside. Attractive. Photo

S$400-500

1931 (5 Dec.) picture postcard to Belgium, bearing 10s. tied by bi-lingual “SOUTH c.d.s. and showing good to fine framed “TRAIN LETTER” (Type TL 8) alongside, both in violet. Photo

S$300-400

EXPRESS”

Ayer Itam 376

1937 (12 May) Coronation first day cover to Penang, bearing three sets (two on reverse), each tied by “AYER ITAM” double-ring d.s. (Type D2; earliest recorded date) and showing “Penang S.S. No. 10” registration label

S$300-400

Balik Pulau 377

378

1892 (8 Aug.) “Winch Brothers” envelope registered to Colchester bearing, on reverse, 1889 2c. (4) and 1892 1c. on 8c. (2), all tied by dumb obliterator and showing, on reverse, fine “BALEK PULAU” c.d.s. (Type D2, latest recorded date), boxed “R” (Type R2, the only recorded example) and red London transit d.s. Rare and attractive. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

1897-1920 envelopes (5, two registered) and a stationery card, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D3, D5 (4) and D6, both the registered with provisional labels; condition mixed

S$400-500

Bayan Lepas 379

1933-41 envelopes (3) to England and India, and from India to Bayan Lepas, variously franked, all cancelled by Types D2, the incoming cover bearing MPU Postage Due 10c. pair

S$250-300

Bukit Mertajam 380

1899-1941 envelopes (6) to India (2, one registered), UK (3) and USA, variously franked, cancelled by Types D3, D5, D7 and D8 (3), one with airmail etiquette; the 1899 cover with faults, the others generally good to fine

S$450-550

Bukit Tambun 381

382

1921 (20 May) 2c. on 1c. stationery card from Penang to Simpang Ampat, cancelled by double-ring d.s. and showing good to fine strike of “BUKIT TAMBUN/PENANG” doublering d.s. (Type D6). Photo

S$400-500

1928 (31 Jan.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, 4c. clearly tied by “BUKIT double-ring d.s. (Type D6) and showing Penang transit c.d.s. alongside; and 1936 (9 Sept.) envelope to Glasgow, franked at 8c., cancelled by “BUKIT TAMBUN/S.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D7) and showing Simpang Ampat transit datestamp on reverse

S$500-600

TAMBUN/PENANG”

Butterworth 383

1886-1930 envelopes (4), registered envelope, stationery cards (2) and a front (registered), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types K2 (also showing Type D2 - earliest recorded date), D3, D5 (3, one the latest recorded date and one also showing “A.R” h.s. - Type AR2), D6 (2) and D8; condition a little mixed Photos also appear on page 61

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375

384

385

386

372

1892 (2 Dec.) Official stationery card to Penang, showing “BUTTERWORTH” c.d.s. (Type D2) and clear arrival datestamp; some minor stains, mainly at edges. Photo

S$500-600

1903 (22 Dec.) picture postcard to Bournemouth, bearing KE 2c. tied by fine “BUTTERWORTH” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing Penang transit d.s. alongside; card with top corners creased

S$200-250

1907 (21 May) envelope registered to India bearing, on reverse, KE 4c. (2), 8c. and 10c. clearly tied by “BUTTERWORTH” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing, on face, fine Type R2 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date) and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2; earliest recorded date).

Attractive. Photo

S$500-600

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1928 (14 Jan.) envelope registered to New York bearing, on reverse, KGV 4c. and 35c. tied by “BUTTERWORTH/PENANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D6) and showing, on face, provisional registration label, framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R4; earliest recorded date) and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2). Scarce. Photo

S$400-500

Dato Kramat 388

389

390

391

1902 (26 Nov.) mourning envelope to Taiping, bearing KE 3c. tied by “DATO KRAMAT” c.d.s. (Type D4), showing another strike alongside with Penang and arrival datestamps on reverse. Scarce. Photo

S$300-400

1903-14 envelope, stationery card and picture postcards (4) to Canada, Cuba, England (2), India and South Africa, variously franked, cancelled by Types D2 (4, three poor to fair) and D3 (2), two with tax markings; condition good to fine

S$500-600

1906 (31 Oct.) 10c. registered envelope to Sumatra, uprated 16c., clearly cancelled by “DATO KRAMAT” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing fine Type R2 registration d.s. (the only recorded example) and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR1; the earliest recorded example). Neat and attractive. Photo

S$500-600

1928 (11 July) 15c. envelope to Chicago, uprated with 12c., cancelled by “DATO KRAMAT double-ring d.s. (Type D3), showing provisional registration label and New York transit d.s.; the envelope a little ragged through opening at right

S$250-300

1936 (7 Nov.) envelope registered to London, bearing 25c. and 40c. tied by “DATO double-ring d.s. (Type D5) and showing registration label at left

S$200-250

PENANG”

392

KRAMAT/PENANG”

Eastern and Oriental Hotel 393

1910 (16 Apr.) picture postcard to London bearing, on picture side, KE 3c. clearly tied by “E. & O. HOTEL/PENANG” treble-ring d.s. (Type D1; earliest recorded date) in violet with manuscript date in centre and showing Penang transit c.d.s. on reverse. Scarce.

Photo

S$700-900

Glugor Cantonment 394

1941 (2 Nov.) envelope to Los Angeles, bearing KGVI 12c. tied by “GLUGOR and showing triangular “PASSED FOR

CANTONMENT/PENANG” c.d.s. (Type D2) TRANSMISSION/PENANG” h.s. alongside. Photo

S$400-500

Jelutong 395

1933 (6 May) envelope registered to USA, bearing KGV 4c. (2), 5c. and 10c. (2), all tied by “JELUTONG PENANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D1, the only recorded example), showing registration label and, on reverse, Penang transit d.s.; the envelope slightly soiled. Rare.

Photo

S$1,200-1,500

Kepala Batas P.W. 396

1932 (5 Feb.) envelope flown to England bearing, on reverse, KGV 4c. (2) and 50c.; 1935 (May) envelope (faults) to London bearing 1935 Jubilee 25c.; and 1939 (20 Mar.) envelope to Penang bearing KGVI 5c.; all tied by “KEPALA BATAS (P W)/S.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D2)

S$250-300

McNair Street P.O. 397

1929 (3 May) 15c. registered envelope to Bristol uprated 6c. and 1941 (Mar.) envelope registered to London, bearing KGVI 5c., 6c. and 12c.; all tied by light “McNAIR ST S.P.O./PENANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), the latter with Penang 3 registration label and Censor h.s.

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S$300-400

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399

1893 (9 Aug.) envelope to Penang, bearing 2c. and 5c. tied by very fine circular “NEBONG/Crown/TABAL” (Type K2), showing “NIBONG TEBAL” c.d.s. (Type D2) and boxed “R” (Type R2) with arrival c.d.s. on reverse; the envelope with tear at top and a little stained. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1896-1941 envelopes (5, one registered), registration envelopes (2) and a registration envelope front, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (on the front), D4 (2), D5, D6, D7 (2) and D8, three with Type R3 registration d.s. (one the latest recorded date), three with overseas tax marks, and one with provisional registration label and circular-framed “AR” h.s. (Type AR3, the only recorded example). Condition very mixed

S$600-800

Penang Hill 400

401

1902 (4 Aug.) picture postcard to Switzerland, bearing KE 3c. tied by “PENANG/HILL” c.d.s. (Type D2) with another clearer strike and Penang transit c.d.s. alongside; and 1904 (19 Mar.) picture postcard to Netherlands bearing KE 1c. strip of three tied by “PENANG/HILL” c.d.s. (Type D3; earliest recorded date). A fine pair

S$400-500

1918-41 envelopes (4, one registered) and a picture postcard, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D3 (2), D4 (2) and D5, one with airmail etiquette; generally fine

S$350-450

Pitt Street 402

403

1920-41 envelopes (5, all registered) and a registered envelope, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D1 (3, one the earliest and one the latest recorded date) and D3 (3), three with provisional registration labels and two with censor markings.

Condition generally good to fine

S$500-600

1921-40 envelopes (4) registered to India, franked at 14c., 18c. and 23c. (2), cancelled

by Types D1 (2) and D3 (2), the two 1920s covers (both a little discoloured) with provisional registration labels

S$350-450

Prai (Pyre) 404

1913-41 envelopes (4, one registered and one an OGS), registered envelope and a picture postcard, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (2), D3, D4 and D5 (2), the two registered with provisional labels; condition mixed

S$400-500

Runnymede Hotel 405

1934 (8 Oct.) envelope (“Crag Hotel, Penang Hills” imprint on flap) registered to New York bearing, on reverse, KGV 2c. and 25c. tied by just legible “RUNNYMEDE HOTEL/PENANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing Penang and arrival datestamps alongside and “Penang 5” registration label on face; and 1938 (23 Aug.) envelope (“Runnymede Hotel” imprint on flap; addressee’s name erased) registered to Vienna, bearing KGVI 2c., 5c. and 50c. tied by light “RUNNYMEDE HOTEL/PENANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing “Penang 5” registration label

S$600-800

Penang to Singapore Marine Sorters 406

The collection in two albums plus some loose contained in a box, comprising envelopes (133) and cards (35) with mail from Burma, Ceylon (14), Egypt (5), Germany 93), India (98), Madagascar, Netherlands, New Zealand, UK (25) and USA (6), datestamps include Types PD1 (3), D2 (2), D3 (4), D4 (11) and numerous D5 to D7. A fine lot, well worth careful examination ——————————

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S$6,000-8,000

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408

409

The collection to 1942 housed in seven albums contained in a carton, comprising entire letter, envelopes (463, fifty-nine registered), stationery envelopes (2), registered stationery envelopes (32), stationery cards (50), picture postcards (38) and loose stamps/pieces (580+), included are ranges of GPO datestamps, slogan handstamps, machine cancels, registered markings, “AR” h.s., printed matter, Postage Due markings, instructional markings, Train Letters, Paquebot and a fine range of sub-office cancels and markings. Condition very mixed, thus viewing highly recommended, nevertheless a very fine basis upon which to expand

S$20,000-25,000

The collection of BMA period, comprising envelopes/circulars (92, thirty-four registered), registered stationery envelopes (2), stationery cards (6), picture postcard and air letters (2), included are fine ranges of free post period, GPO cancellations, registered markings, slogan handstamps, instructional markings plus sub-office cancellations and markings. A fine lot with plenty of scope for expansion

S$5,500-6,500

The post-war collection to circa 1957 housed in two albums contained in a carton, comprising envelopes (102, thirty-three registered), stationery envelopes (4, two registered), registered stationery envelopes (10), stationery cards (7), picture postcard, postcards (8), air letters (12) and loose stamps/pieces (70+), including ranges of GPO datestamps, slogan handstamps, machine cancels, “AR” h.s., instructional markings, Paquebot markings plus sub-office cancellations and markings. A generally fine lot with plenty of scope for expansion

S$3,000-4,000

SINGAPORE 410

411

412

1849 small unstamped envelope to Sussex, marked “Via Southampton”, showing framed “INDIA PAID” and, on reverse, fine framed “SINGAPORE/Paid” d.s. in red; 1853 unstamped envelope (tear through flap) to Calcutta showing, on reverse, fair Calcutta Ship Letter d.s. and framed “SINGAPORE/Paid” d.s. in red; and 1853 entire to Glasgow, rated “2/3” and showing, on reverse across join, fine framed “SINGAPORE/Bearing” d.s. in black; also 1847 (Jan.) printed letterhead showing view of Singapore

S$600-700

1856 entire ex the “Matia” correspondence to Cadiz via Gibraltar, rated “4” and showing, on reverse, mainly fine “SINGAPORE/P.O” double-ring d.s. in red and British PO in Alexandria transit d.s. (in blue across join); 1867 (18 Sept.) unstamped entire letter from Singapore to France, showing fine “SINGAPORE/P.O” double-ring d.s. in black and handstruck “10” (decimes); and 1867 (Nov.) unstamped envelope to London, rated “6” and showing, on reverse, a mainly fine strike of “SINGAPORE/P.O” double-ring d.s. in black

S$500-600

1865 (Nov.) and 1867 (Nov.) Chinese envelopes (the first with peripheral faults) to Samarang and Rembang, the former bearing India 1856 1⁄ 2 a. indistinctly tied and the latter unstamped both showing, on reverse, a generally fine and fair to fine strike of framed “SINGAPORE/SHIP LETTER/PAID” d.s. in red respectively

S$600-800

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1866 “Boustead & Co’s Market Report” wrapper (opened-out for display) from Singapore to Calcutta, bearing India 1a. brown (faults) affixed over edge at upper left, tied by “B/172” duplex and with firm’s manuscript initials and showing, on reverse, faint framed “SINGAPORE/SHIP LETTER/PAID” d.s. overstruck by Calcutta Ship Letter d.s., both in red.

A rare cancellation and the only recorded 1a. rate wrapper from the Straits Settlements.

Photo

S$5,000-7,000

1868 (Jan.) front to Germany, marked “per engl mail via Trieste”, bearing 1867 (Sept.)

24c. on 8a. tied by “B/172” obliterator, showing red crayon “1/-”, blue crayon “4” and boxed “4” in blue-black (applied at Trieste). A rare destination, we only recorded one first issue cover going to Germany. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1868 (11 Dec.) front to Rembang, Dutch East Indies, bearing 1867 (Sept.) 3c. on 1a. tied by light Singapore “D17” duplex; the front with small patch of re-backing not significantly affecting appearance. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1870 (16 Aug.) entire to Hong Kong, marked “p Orissa”, bearing 1867-72 12c. clearly tied by Singapore “D14” duplex, showing red crayon “4” and, on reverse, Hong Kong Marine Sorter c.d.s.; the face panel with some light discolouration at right which affects the adhesive. Photo

S$500-600

1871 (8 Nov.) envelope to Philadelphia, marked “via Brindisi”, bearing 1867-72 2c., 8c. and 32c., each pre-cancelled with blue firm’s chop and cancelled by Singapore “D14” duplex in blue, showing red crayon “1/8”, London Paid transit c.d.s. (tying the 8c. and 32c.) and “2/CENTS” accountancy h.s., both in red; the envelope with some discolouration at lower right corner, nevertheless and attractive three colour franking.

Photo

S$1,500-2,000

1871 entire to Bordeaux, marked “via Marseilles”, bearing 1867-72 8c. pair cancelled by firm’s chop in blue, tied by Singapore “D14” duplex, showing unframed “P.D.”, octagonal-framed “POSS.AN.V.SUEZ/PAQ.AMB.MARS” d.s. in red with, on reverse, French transit and arrival datestamps. A neat and appealing franking. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

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1872 (17 Jan.) entire letter from Singapore to New York, marked “Via Brindisi”, bearing 1867-72 6c. (does not belong) and 24c. (2), each cancelled by manuscript firm’s initials and small circle of bars, showing despatch c.d.s., “DEFICIENT POSTAGE/HALF THE FINE__” h.s. (Type UP5; latest recorded date) with red crayon “24 cts more” alongside, London Paid trabsit d.s. (19.2), “4/CENTS” accountancy h.s. and New York Paid All arrival datestamp (4.3); 1874 (9 Apr.) entire letter to London, marked “Via Brindisi”, bearing 1867-72 6c. and 12c. pair, each with manuscript firm’s initials and tied by “dumb” obliterator, showing Singapore and London Paid datestamps in red. Photo

S$500-600

1873 (16 Sept.) entire letter to Singapore, marked “pr Str Hindostan”, bearing 1867-72 12c. tied by firm’s chop and circle of bars and showing Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red below (crossed by horizontal filing crease)

S$250-300

1875 (15 May) entire to London (addressee’s name etc. expunged), bearing 1867-72 8c. and 30c. tied by firm’s chop in blue and “dumb” obliterator, and showing framed “REGT LETTER NO” h.s. (Type R2); 1880 front to Genoa, bearing 1867-72 8c. vertical pair tied by small circle of bars, showing framed “R” in red and framed “REGR LETTER NO.....” h.s.

(Type R3); 1883 (19 Mar.) “ON POSTAL SERVICE” envelope (with disinfection slits; some small faults) to Germany, showing Type R4 d.s. in red (earliest recorded date); 1883 (3 May) envelope to Berlin, bearing 1882 8c. vertical pair tied by firm’s chop in red and undated double-ring d.s., and showing Type R4 d.s. in red; 1892 (19 Feb.) 5c. registered envelope uprated with 1892 1c. on 6c. (5) and showing Type R5 d.s.; 1894 (21 July) envelope (stained) to Palembang, bearing 1882 8c. (3) and 1883-91 5c., and showing Type R5 d.s.; 1895 (26 Mar.) 5c. registered envelope to Hamburg, uprated with 1883-91 30c. and showing Type R5 d.s.; 1896 (16 Mar.) 5c. registered envelope (flap missing) to London, uprated with 1894 8c. vertical pair and showing Type R6 d.s.; 1896 (17 Nov.) envelope to Switzerland, bearing 1892 1c. on 8c. (5) and 1894 8c., and showing Type R6 d.s. and “LIGNE N/PAQ. FR. No 3” octagonal d.s. A fine group of registered covers

S$1,200-1,500

1875 (23 Oct.) entire letter to Calcutta, marked “pr Str Hindostan”, bearing 1867-72 12c. (perf faults at top) tied by firm’s chop in red and “dumb” obliterator, and showing poor Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red. Photo

S$350-450

1875 (12 Nov.) entire letter to Calcutta, marked “p M.M. via Galle”, bearing 1867-72 12c. tied by heavy “dumb” obliterator and showing legible Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red; and 1881 (4 Apr.) envelope (small tear at top left) to Calcutta, marked “Via Galle”, bearing 1867-72 8c. tied by “dumb” obliterator and showing large Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red alongside

S$500-600

1876 (Apr.) envelope to Germany, bearing 1867-72 6c. and 12c., both with central firm’s chop and heavily cancelled by unclear obliterator and showing light Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red alongside; 1878 (5 Oct.) envelope (part missing along top through opening) to Dundee, bearing 1872 30c. tied by firm’s chop and showing Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red alongside; and 1879 envelope to Middlesex, bearing 1867-72 12c. with wing-margin, cancelled with firm’s chop and tied by light oval of bars. All are marked “via Brindisi”

S$400-500

1878 (12 Dec.) envelope to Scotland, marked “via Brindisi”, bearing 1867-72 8c. pair tied by “dumb” obliterator and showing light Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red. Photo

S$500-600

1879 (24 Sept.) entire to Bordeaux, bearing 4c. vertical pair placed sideways and rather heavily cancelled with firm’s chop and “B/172” obliterators, showing Singapore Paid and “POSS. ANG./PAQ. FR N No 6” octagonal d.s., both in red; some filing creases well clear of adhesives. Photo

S$500-600

1880-91 3c. stationery cards (6) to Germany (3), Hong Kong and UK (2), two cancelled with “dumb” obliterator, three with undated double-ring “SINGAPORE/P O” h.s. and one with Singapore dotted circular h.s.; condition a little mixed

S$250-300

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1880 (29 Jan.) envelope to Hamburg, marked “via Naples”, bearing 1867-72 8c. with perfins cancelled (not tied) by small circle of bars; 1886 (8 Feb.) and (22 Mar.) envelopes from the same correspondence to Bremen, bearing 1883-91 4c. pair and 1882 8c. respectively, both cancelled (the former not tied) by undated double-ring “SINGAPORE/P O”; and 1894 “Nederlandsch Indische Stoomvaart Maatschappy” envelope to Hannover, bearing 1883-91 5c. tied by circular Singapore dotted h.s. A fine group of covers to Germany

S$1,000-1,200

1880 (25 Feb.) envelope to London, bearing 1867-72 8c. and 12c. cancelled by circle of dots, showing “SINGAPORE/Paid” c.d.s. in red with arrival datestamp on reverse; the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$400-500

1880 (3 June) “red band” envelope to Bangarmassin, Dutch East Indies bearing, on reverse, 1867-72 8c. vertical pair tied by “dumb” obliterator; and 1888 (5 Dec.) “red band” envelope to Rangoon bearing, on reverse, 1882 8c. pair tied by undated doublering “SINGAPORE/P O” h.s. A fine pair

S$500-600

1880c. small envelope addressed locally to “Gentlemen officers of the Seventy and fourth Regiment of Highlanders”, bearing 1867-72 2c. (damaged at top) heavily cancelled and tied by Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red. A scarce internal usage. Photo

S$400-500

1883 (9 Aug.) 3c. stationery card to England, cancelled by undated double-ring “SINGAPORE/P O” h.s., showing “SINGAPORE/PAID” c.d.s. in red struck in error overstruck with small triangular-framed “T”, “SINGAPORE/UNPAID” c.d.s. with blue crayon “1⁄ 2d” and manuscript “1d”; the card a little soiled and stained. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1884 (3 Mar.) envelope to London, 1890 (10 Nov.) envelope to Chicago and 1899 (19 July) envelope to London, each franked with 10c. slate, two tied by undated doublering “SINGAPORE/P O” h.s. and by Singapore dotted circle h.s., and each showing despatch datestamp at left. An interesting trio

S$600-800

1884 (3 Mar.) envelope to Bombay, marked “Per French Mail”, bearing 1884 (Feb.) 8c. on 12c. blue tied by undated double-ring “SINGAPORE/P O” h.s. and showing Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red in opposite corner; the envelope a little soiled and with other small faults.

A rare franking. Photo

S$500-600

PROVENANCE:

Charles Taylor, May 1981 Milo D. Rowell, October 1992 435 ័

436

437

438

1888 (Nov.) and (Dec.) fronts to Liverpool with delightful pen and ink drawings, both bearing 1882 10c. tied by large firm’s chop in violet and by undated double-ring “SINGAPORE/P O” h.s., and showing Singapore despatch c.d.s.

S$500-600

1889 (28 Nov.) envelope to Austria, marked “Per German Mail, via Brindisi”, bearing 1883-91 8c. tied by large firm’s chop in blue and undated double-ring “SINGAPORE/P O”; 1890 (29 Mar.) envelope (tear at top caused through opening) to Switzerland, bearing 1882 8c. tied by Singapore dotted circle; and 1890 (5 Aug.) envelope (a little soiled) to Paris, bearing 1882 8c. clearly tied by Singapore dotted circle. An interesting trio

S$500-600

1891-1962 range of used postal stationery comprising postal cards (9), registered envelopes (11), envelope, air letters (6) and an Advice of Delivery card, variously addressed and including two registered envelopes showing “A R” h.s. with one additionally with Insured label; condition a little mixed

S$1,000-1,200

1897 (8 Oct.) North Borneo 6c. stationery card to Portsmouth, cancelled by Singapore c.d.s. and showing a fair to fine strike of unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL6) alongside. Scarce. Photo

S$400-500

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1906 (21 Apr.) 10c. registered envelope to London, uprated with 5c. and showing Type R7 d.s.; 1920 (22 Dec.) 10c. registered envelope to USA, uprated with 1c. pair and 4c.

(2), and showing Type R9 h.s.; 1921 (Feb.) envelope (small faults) to Switzerland, bearing 4c. pair and 30c. and showing Type R9 h.s.; 1927 (17 Feb.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, 1c. (5) and 4c. (7) and showing, on face, registration label and a double strike of “A.R” h.s. (Type AR3); 1927 (16 Sept.) 15c. registered envelope to USA, uprated with 12c. (2), showing registration label and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR3); 1927 (9 Nov.) 15c. registered envelope to London, uprated with 6c. and 12c., showing registration label and a fine strike of “A.R” h.s. (Type AR5); and 1927? Registered Postal Packet receipt (faults) showing good strike of “A.R” h.s.

S$400-500

1913 (16 Apr.) FMS 10c. registered envelope from Teluk Anson to Java, uprated 8c., showing Singapore and a rare type of “N.I. POSTAGENT/SINGAPORE” transit datestamps for 18 April; the envelope with some small faults

S$200-250

1919-23 envelopes (5) from India all showing Postage Due markings comprising Types UP55, UP56, UP57 and UP58 (2); condition mixed

S$200-250

1923 (22 Aug.) envelope to England, bearing 6c. tied by “Lion/BRITISH/EMPIRE/ EXHIBITION/1924” d.s. (Type HS4, State 1; earliest recorded date), fine. Photo

S$200-250

1933 (Apr.) uncancelled Negri Sembilan 5c. stationery envelope to Penang with triangular “C.O.D./REMBOURSEMENT” label at left and bearing, on reverse, Selangor 10c.

(3) each tied by legible “SINGAPORE/2/PARCEL POST” double-ring d.s. (Type PP12) and showing “SINGAPORE H/799” label alongside; the envelope a little soiled but most unusual. Photo

S$300-400

1946-51 envelopes (19), front, cards (2, one stationery) and a circular showing a fine array of handstamped slogans including Types HS7 in red (2, one additionally with Type HS13), HS9, HS10, HS13 (2), HS19, HS20, HS21 (2), HS 22 (poor), HS24 (2), HS28 (3), HS31 (2) and HS33 (3). A good lot

S$1,500-2,000

1946 envelopes (15), fronts (2), Air Letter and loose stamps/pieces (67), variously addressed and franked, all cancelled by “SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D195 and its various states). An interesting lot

S$200-250

1947 (21 Mar.) envelope to London, bearing BMA 10c. tied by “SNIGAPORE” doublering d.s. error (Type D195, State 14), fine. Rare. Photo

S$800-1,000

Airmails 447

448

449

A ᔛ

A ᔛ

A ᔛ

1931 (3 Dec.) envelope to England franked at 46c. and showing framed “AIR MAIL FEE INSUFFICIENTLY PAID” (Type I 80; earliest recorded date) with tax h.s. alongside and both deleted; 1932 (21 Jan.) envelope (faults) to England, franked at 58c. and showing framed “AIR MAIL FEE INSUFFICIENTLY PAID” (Type I 80); 1937 envelope to Prague, franked at 45c. and showing framed “Air Fee Short Paid/Sent by Air to Bombay” (Type I 85); 1938 envelope to Barbados, franked at 8c. and showing framed “Air Mail Fee Insufficiently Paid” (Type I 81; the only recorded date); and 1947 (11 Mar.) envelope to New York showing unframed “AIR TO LONDON ONLY”

S$600-800

1932-59 envelopes (21, eight censored), variously addressed and franked, and including Imperial Airways, KLM and Clipper mail; condition a little mixed

S$500-600

1940-51 envelopes (13) from Brunei (5, all registered) to New Zealand and USA (4), Labuan (registered) to Mauritius, North Borneo (3, all registered) to UK, Philippines (2) to Switzerland and UK, Sarawak (registered) to UK, and from Seremban (registered) to India, all showing “AV2” markings comprising Types AM20 (2, one in red), AM22 (4), AM23 (4) and in manuscript (3). A fine lot

S$600-800

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A ᔛ

1940-41 envelopes (7) and a card carried by various wartime flights with mail from Ceylon to USA, India to Canada, Palestine to Bahamas and England, Philippines to Java and Palestine, and from FPO 121 to England (2), all censored and showing “TO BE FORWARDED BY/AIR FROM SINGAPORE” with Types AM 11 (6, one in black and five in violet), AM 12 and AM 14. A useful lot

S$500-600

Picture Postcards 451

A range of picture postcards unused (13, mostly photographic) and used (28, a few from sub-offices); scenes include Agri-Horticultural Show (3 different), Raffles Hotel, Singapore Cricket Club and Singapore River. Condition generally fine

S$1,000-1,200

Instructional Markings 452

453

454

455 ័

1874-1953 entire letter, envelopes (12), picture postcards (3) and an aerogramme, variously addressed and all showing tax markings, including 1874 (5 Feb.) unstamed entire letter from Manila to Holland showing fine “SINGAPORE/UNPAID” c.d.s. (Type UP8); 1881 uncancelled US 3c. stationery envelope to Singapore, showing unframed “T” and “VALUE OF STAMPS/SUM TO BE COLLECTED”; 1890 (17 Sept.) envelope to England bearing 8c. (2) showing triangular-framed “T” (Type UP13) and “I.B./4D” h.s., 1900 (Apr.) envelope to Paris, bearing 4c. on 5c., showing triangular-framed “T” (Type UP13) and bearing French Postage Due 10c. and 30c.; 1902 (20 May) unstamped picture postcard (Court Houses. South Bridge Rd.) showing triangular-framed “T” (Type UP14; earliest recorded date) and “2D/I.S./H.” h.s.: 1921 (Sept.) “Chettiar” envelope from India, franked at 11⁄ 2 a. and showing framed “SINGAPORE/TO PAY 4 CENTS” h.s. in red (Type UP55); 1922 (June) India stationery envelope to Singapore showing, on reverse, framed “SINGAPORE/TO PAY/10 CTS.” h.s. (Type UP58); 1933 (Oct.) Raffles Hotel advertising envelope (faults) to Rome, bearing 1c., 2c. and 50c., Italy Postage Due 1L. and with airmail etiquette; and 1941 (Sept.) envelope to USA, bearing 8c., showing “Insufficiently Prepaid” h.s. (Type UP40) and with Malayan Patriotic Fund label. Condition a little mixed though an interesting lot

S$1,000-1,200

1902 (18 Apr.) Austria 5h. stationery card from Reichenberg to Singapore, uprated with 5h., showing various transit and arrival datestamps including “PENANG TO SINGAPORE” c.d.s., framed “inconnu./Not Known” (Type I 33), redirected to Kuala Lumpur where blue crayon “Unknown” and framed “RETOUR” were applied and finally returned to sender via Port Swettenham. Photo

S$500-600

1903-46 envelopes (11) and card (2), from Austria, Brunei, Germany, Gibraltar, GB, Holland, Japan, Sweden and USA, locally addressed (3) and from Singapore to Switzerland and USA, all showing instructional h.s. including “TOO-LATE” (Type I 2), “RETURNED TO SENDER.” (I 14), “Undelivered for reason stated. Return/to sender at address shown on cover” (I 15), “UNDELIVERED FOR REASONS STATED/RETURN TO SENDER” (I 17) plus “PARTI/Gone Away.” (I 43), “UNDELIVERED FOR REASONS STATED/RETURN TO SENDER” (I 16) plus “UNCLAIMED” (II 26), “UNDELIVERED FOR REASON STATED/RETURN TO SENDER” (I 20) plus “INSUFFICIENT ADDRESS” (I 46), “RETURN TO SENDER— RETOUR/UNDELIVERED FOR REASONS STATED” (I 21), “Not Known. Inconnu...” (I 23), “Refusé/Refused” (I 40). A fine lot well worth inspection

S$1,200-1,500

1908 (28 July) front from Nagasaki to Hong Kong, showing fine unframed “MISSENT h.s. (Type I 49); the envelope eventually returned to Japan. Also 1921 (1 July) piece with Japanese forwarding label attached. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1922 (11 Aug.) envelope to Switzerland, bearing KGV 3c., 4c. and 25c. tied by “GENERAL double-ring d.s. and showing large framed “LATE FEE PAID” h.s.

(Type I8; earliest recorded date) in black. Photo

S$400-500

TO/SINGAPORE”

456

POST OFFICE/SINGAPORE”

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446

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457

1926 (Dec.) envelope from India to Singapore, redirected to Penang and then back to Singapore franked at 1a., showing circlar-framed “T” and bearing two Postage Due 8c., one on face tied by Singapore double-ring d.s. (6.1) and framed “CHARGE NOT COLLECTED/FRESH LABEL REQUIRED” (Type I 74), the other on reverse tied by Penang c.d.s. (14.1), the face panel also with KGV 4c. tied by Penang c.d.s. Neat and attractive.

Photo

S$300-400

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459

460

461

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463

1930 (Apr.) envelope from India to Singapore, franked 1a., bearing Postage Due 4c. tied by “NEWTON/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (2.5) and framed “CHARGE NOT COLLECTED/FRESH LABEL REQUIRED” (Type I 75), showing a variety of instructional markings including framed “NO SUCH NAME” (Type I 64), “UNDELIVERED FOR REASONS STATED/RETURN TO SENDER” (Type I 16) and with Indian DLO label affixed to reverse upon return; also 1926 (Aug.) front from USA to Singapore, franked at 10c. and bearing Postage Due 8c. tied by Singapore c.d.s. and framed “CHARGE NOT COLLECTED/FRESH LABEL REQUIRED” (Type I 74; earliest recorded date) and showing framed “Non Réclame/Not called for.” (Type I 37). Photo for first

S$400-500

1932 (6 May) envelope to Scotland, marked “Per Dutch Mail”, bearing KGV 10c. and 12c., both tied by “GENERAL POST OFFICE/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. and showing framed “LATE FEE PAID” h.s. (Type I 9; latest recorded date); the envelope with vertical crease at left clear of 10c. Photo

S$400-500

1932 (13 July) envelope registered from Johore Bahru to Harbin, China, via Singapore and Shanghai, franked at 27c., showing very fine unframed “SERVICE SUSPENDED/RETURN TO SENDER” h.s. with Chinese forwarding label affixed to face. Rare. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1940-42 envelopes (4) from Singapore to Holland and Johore, from India to Johore and from New Zealand to Perak, all showing wartime markings including three with framed “NO SERVICE” (Type I 57; the one from India with Indian DLO label affixed to front), one additionally with unframed “POSTAL SERVICE SUSPENDED” and “NOT TRANSMISSIBLE.” and one additionally with “RETOUR” with arrow h.s., and one showing “POSTAL COMMUNICATION/SUSPENDED” h.s. (Type I 58). An interesting group

S$500-600

1940 (24 Jan.) envelope to England and franked at 55c., the envelope was redirected and finally returned to sender, upon arrival framed “RECEIVED DAMAGED AT/G.P.O. SINGAPORE” h.s. in violet was applied, the envelope having had a Censor label torn away.

A rare marking. Photo

S$400-500

1941-42 envelopes (5) addressed to Johore and North Borneo, from GB to Singapore (redirected to Saigon) and Trengganu, and from India to Teluk Anson, all showing wartime markings including three with framed “NO SERVICE” (Type I 57; the one from India with an India DLO label affixed to front) with two additionally showing “RETOUR” with arrow h.s., one with unframed “SERVICE SUSPENDED” h.s. plus “RETOUR” with arrow h.s., and one with unframed “NO SERVICE” and framed “UNDELIVERED FOR REASON STATED/RETURN TO SENDER” h.s. An interesting lot

S$300-400

Airport (Civil) 464

465

PORT/SINGAPORE”

1938 (21 Aug.) envelope to London, bearing 1938 4c. (3) tied by fine “AIR double-ring d.s. (Type D1); the envelope with some minor creases

S$250-300

1938 (30 Oct.) envelope to British Columbia, bearing 1938 8c. strip of three clearly tied by “AIR PORT/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D1). Also unused photographic postcard of the Airport

S$250-300

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Bedok (Bedoh) 466

1953 (18 Apr.) 4c. stationery card registered to Kuala Lumpur, uprated with 2c. and 20c., all clearly cancelled by “BEDOK/SINGAPORE” c.d.s. (Type D4; latest recorded date) and showing Singapore 61 registration label. Rare. Photo

S$600-800

Bukit Timah 467

468

1933 (8 Aug.) envelope flown to USA via Amsterdam and London, bearing KGV 2c., 25c. and 30c. tied by light “BUKIT TIMAH/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D4, the only recorded example before being temporarily closed in 1934), and showing airmail etiquette at upper left; the envelope with central vertical fold. Photo

S$800-1,000

1935 (12 Aug.) envelope to London, bearing 1935 Jubilee 8c. clearly tied by “BUKIT double-ring d.s. (Type D4; earliest recorded date on re-opening).

Rare. Photo

S$800-1,000

1941 (12 July) envelope addressed to “394 Bukit Timah Road”, bearing 2c. and 6c. tied

by Singapore D double-ring d.s., showing Newton transit d.s. (Type D4) where it was endorsed “no such number” and “try Bukit Timah”, “BUKIT TIMAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D5) where it was endorsed “no such number try Bukit Panjang”, and “BUKIT PANJANG/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) where it was also unsuccessful. The envelope was struck with Types I 19 and I 23 instructional h.s. and returned through the Dead Letter Office where an “ON POSTAL SERVICE/RETURN TO SENDER” label was attached (now unattached). The envelope stained and with some small faults.

S$600-800

TIMAH/SINGAPORE”

469

Changi 470

471

1934-40 envelopes (4) flown to England, franked at 25c., 40c. and 55c. (2), all tied by “CHANGI/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), one showing light censor h.s. in violet

S$500-600

1937 (3 Aug.) envelope registered to New York, bearing KGV 10c. and 50c. tied by light “CHANGI/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing Singapore 24 registration label; the envelope with light central vertical crease. Photo

S$300-400

Christmas Island 472

473

474

SINGAPORE”

1907 (4 Mar.) picture postcard from Scotland to Christmas Island, showing “PENANG TO double-ring d.s. (29.3). Scarce commercial incoming mail. Photo

S$400-500

1907 (24 June) picture postcard (small corner creases) from Scotland to Christmas Island, showing “PENANG TO SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (19.7). Scarce commercial incoming mail. Photo

S$400-500

1907 (8 Aug.) picture postcard from Scotland to Christmas Island, showing “PENANG TO double-ring d.s. (30.8). Scarce commercial incoming mail. Photo

S$400-500

1922 (26 Mar.) 10c. registered envelope to England, uprated with KGV 2c. and 6c. tied by legible “CHRISTMAS ISLAND” double-ring d.s. (Type D4) and showing provisional registration label with manuscript “C.I. 874”; the envelope a little stained and soiled.

Photo

S$800-1,000

SINGAPORE”

475

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473

1928 (5 Mar.) envelope (tear at top caused through opening) to London, bearing KGV 6c. tied by “CHRISTMAS ISLAND” double-ring d.s. (Type D5; nearly a month later than recorded); also 1925 (8 June) front registered to England, bearing KGV 6c. and 12c. tied by “CHRISTMAS ISLAND” double-ring d.s. (Type D5) and showing provisional registration label with manuscript “C.I. 172”. Photo

S$800-1,000

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478

1929 (25 Dec.) philatelic envelope to USA, bearing KGV 6c. (2) both crisply tied by “CHRISTMAS ISLAND” double-ring d.s. (Type D6). Photo

S$400-500

1933 (10 Mar.) envelope to England, bearing KGV 4c. pair tied by legible “CHRISTMAS double-ring d.s. (Type D6). Photo

S$600-800

1934 (10 Apr.) envelope to Glasgow, bearing KGV 4c. pair tied by “CHRISTMAS double-ring d.s. (Type D6); the envelope with two pinholes at foot. Photo

S$600-800

ISLAND”

479

480

ISLAND”

1934 (3 Sept.) envelope to Klang, Selangor, bearing KGV 5c. tied by legible “CHRISTMAS double-ring d.s. (Type D6); the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$600-800

1938 (26 Jan.) envelope to London, bearing KGVI 1c. (2), 2c. and 4c. tied by “CHRISTMAS ISLAND” double-ring d.s. (Type D7). Photo

S$800-1,000

1949 (10 Mar.) front to Melbourne, bearing KGVI 1c. (5) and 15c. tied by “CHRISTMAS c.d.s. (Type D10) and showing “BY AIR WITHIN AUSTRALIA” h.s. (Type I 3, the only recorded date), both in violet; also 1956 (25 Sept.) envelope to USA, bearing Australia 31⁄ 2 d. tied by “CHRISTMAS ISLAND” c.d.s. (Type D11), showing manuscript “Paquebot” alongside. Photo

S$600-800

1951 (16 June) envelope to London, bearing Singapore 50c. tied by “CHRISTMAS ISLAND” c.d.s. (Type D11) and showing “BY AIR IN AUSTRALIA AND ONWARD” h.s. (Type I 2; latest recorded date); the envelope a little stained. Photo

S$800-1,000

ISLAND”

481

482 ័

ISLAND”

483

Cocos Island 484

485 ័

486

1908 and 1909 picture postcards from England to the same addressee at the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company on Cocos Island, both showing “PENANG TO SINGAPORE” double-ring datestamp. Rare incoming mail. Photo

S$700-900

1933 pieces (3) bearing KGV 4c.+6c., 5c.+5c. and 5c., plus 4c. pair, all cancelled by “COCOS ISLAND” double-ring d.s. (Type D1). Fine clean strikes

S$250-300

1953 (30 May) envelope registered to Australia, bearing Singapore KGV 2c., 8c. and 30c., each tied by “COCOS/ISLAND” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing Singapore K registration label and fine “FOUND POSTED OUT OF COURSE” h.s. in violet (Type I 2) with manuscript “at Cocos Is” below and, on reverse, Singapore and Melbourne datestamps. Most attractive. Photo

S$600-800

Geylang Road 487

1931 (28 July) 15c. registered envelope to England uprated with 6c., 1941 (29 Oct.) envelope to Calcutta bearing 8c., and 1941 (9 Nov.) envelope (minor stains and flap missing) to New York bearing 3c., all cancelled by “GEYLANG ROAD/SINGAPORE” doublering d.s. (Type D2), the last two showing “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION” h.s.

S$500-600

Kampong Glam 488

1923-47 envelopes (3, all registered) and registered envelopes (6) mostly addressed to India or USA, variously franked and cancelled by Types D4, D5 (3), D7 (3), D8 and D9, four with provisional registration labels of which three and one other show “AR” markings; condition a little mixed Photos also appear on page 79

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475

477

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Kandang Kerbau 489

1899-1941 envelopes (4, three registered) registered envelopes (2) and cards (3), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (4), D4 (3) and D5 (2), one with Type R1 registration d.s., one with framed “RECOMMANDÉ” h.s. and one with “A.R” h.s.

(Type AR2; latest recorded date); condition a little mixed

S$1,000-1,200

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Katong (Tanjong Katong) 490

1921 (3 Mar.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, KGV 4c. tied by “TANJONG double-ring d.s. (Type D2; over a month earlier than recorded); the envelope with some light discolouration. Photo

S$600-800

1921 (18 May) envelope to India, bearing KGV 4c. tied by two strikes of rare “TANJONG double-ring d.s. (Type D2); the envelope with some light discolouration. Photo

S$800-1,000

1925-40 envelopes (2, one registered) and registered envelopes (2) addressed to UK or USA, various franked and cancelled by Types D3 (2) and D4 (2), one with provisional registration label. A generally fine lot

S$600-800

KATONG/SINGAPORE”

491

KATONG/SINGAPORE”

492

Keppel Harbour (formerly New Harbour) 493

1903-39 envelopes (2, one registered), registered envelope and cards (4, two postal stationery), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D1 (3), D3, D4 and D6 (2), the first with unframed “T” h.s. (Type UP1; the only recorded date). A generally fine lot

S$650-850

Maxwell Road 494

1938 (20 Jan.) 15c. registered envelope uprated with 12c. and 1940 (16 Oct.) envelope (corner defect) bearing 5c. and $2, both addressed and registered to USA and cancelled by “MAXWELL ROAD/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), the latter showing brown sealing tape and violet censor h.s. at left. An interesting pair

S$300-400

Naval Base 495

1930 (3 Dec.) front to London franked at 26c. and cancelled by Type D2; 1932 (July) envelope to Devon, franked at 58c., cancelled by poor Type D2 and showing Airmail etiquette at left; and 1941 (21 Apr.) 15c. registered envelope (a little stained) to Brisbane, uprated $1.10c., cancelled by Type D3 and showing Censor label (partly removed) and h.s. at left

S$400-500

Nee Soon 496

1941 (20 Aug.) OHMS envelope (223x98mm.) registered to Melbourne, bearing 10c.

(4) and 40c. vertical pair, all clearly tied by “NEE SOON/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s.

(Type D2), showing Singapore 23 registration label and RAF Censor h.s. in red. Photo

S$300-400

Newton 497

1929 (26 Aug.) envelope (flap missing) registered to England franked at 41c., cancelled by “NEWTON/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing Airmail etiquette; 1935 (26 Jan.) T.G. Kiat advertising envelope registered to Holland franked at 62c. and cancelled by “NEWTON/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D4). A fine pair of covers

S$300-400

North Canal Road 498

1910-46 envelopes (5, three registered), registered envelopes (2), stationery cards (2) and a front, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2, D3 (3), D4 (latest recorded date), D5 (2, one the latest recorded date) and D6, one showing Type R1 registration d.s. (the only recorded example; the cover with addressee’s name scratched out) and one with provisional registration label and “A. R” h.s. A good lot

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S$800-1,000

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480

483 Ex 482

486 Ex 484

490

491

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Orchard Road 499

1904-41 envelopes (11, two registered), registered envelopes (3), and cards (4, two postal stationery one of which is registered), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (2), D4 (6), D5, D6 (2, one the earliest recorded date) and D7 (2), two show Type R3 registration h.s. (earliest and latest recorded dates), two with framed “RECOMMANDÉ” h.s. (Type R6) and four with tax markings. An interesting group

S$1,000-1,200

Paya Lebar 500

501

1927 (3 Dec.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, KGV 1c. pair and 4c. tied by fine “PAYA LEBAR” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing Singapore H datestamp alongside.

Rare. Photo

S$600-800

1929-48 envelopes (7, four registered) variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (complete superb strike on stained cover to India), D3 (3) and D4 (2), one with adhesives cancelled at GPO and showing manuscript provisional registration label.

A good lot

S$1,200-1,500

Queen Street 502

1935 (5 Jan.) 15c. registered envelope to Glasgow, uprated with 25c., cancelled by “QUEEN STREET/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing Airmail etiquette at upper left; the envelope with some light foxing

S$200-250

R.A.F. Base - Seletar 503

504

1937 (17 Sept.) OHMS envelope (223x94mm.) from Kowloon City, Hong Kong, to the RAF Station, franked at 30c., showing circular-framed “T” and bearing MPU Postage Due 8c. tied by mainly fine “R.A.F. BASE SO/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) for 20 September; the envelope with some creases. Photo

S$500-600

1938 (11 Apr.) 15c. registered envelope to Isle of Wight, uprated with 8c. pair, and 1940 (24 July) 15c. registered envelope to Manchester, uprated with 10c. and $1, both cancelled by “R.A.F. BASE SO/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing Singapore 26 registration label

S$300-400

Raffles Hotel 505

506

1911-28 envelopes (3, one registered and one a Raffles Hotel advertising), registered envelope (opened-out) and picture postcards (2), variously addressed and franked, cancellations comprise Types D2 (3, one very poor), D3 and D4 (2), one with provisional registration label showing red ink “R Hotel” and one with Type UP1 tax h.s.; condition a little mixed

S$800-1,000

1911-26 envelopes (3, one registered and one a Raffles Hotel advertising) and uprated stationery cards (2), variously addressed and franked, cancellations comprise Types D2 (2), D3 (2) and D4, one with Straits Settlements Censor label at top and one with Type UP1 tax h.s. A good to fine lot

S$600-800

Raffles Institution 507

508

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1929 (16 Aug.) 15c. registered envelope to London, uprated with 6c., cancelled by “RAFFLES/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D1, State 1 with “HOTEL” removed) and showing “Raffles Hotel” registration label at upper left. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1930 (10 Mar.) 2c. stationery card to Birmingham, clearly cancelled by fine “RAFFLES/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D1, State 1 with “HOTEL” removed) and showing triangular-framed “T” h.s. (Type UP1) alongside. Photo

S$600-800

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509

510

511

512

513

1930 (13 Aug.) 15c. registered envelope to Amsterdam, uprated with KGV 1c., 2c. and 12c. pair, all cancelled by “RAFFLES/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D1, State 1 with “HOTEL” removed), showing “INSURED” label at upper left and “Raffles” registration label at foot. Most attractive. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1935 (1 June) envelope registered to South Africa, bearing 1935 Jubilee 25c. tied by poor “RAFFLES INSTN./SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D1 State 2), showing clearer strike on reverse and “Raffles” registration label at upper left. Photo

S$600-800

1935 (17 June) envelope registered to Hong Kong, bearing 1935 Jubilee set (25c. on reverse) cancelled by poor “RAFFLES INSTN./SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D1 State 2), showing another clearer strike on reverse and “Raffles” registration label at lower left.

Photo

S$600-800

1937 (31 Aug.) KGV 15c. registered envelope to New Zealand, uprated with 1937 Coronation 8c., both cancelled by “RAFFLES INSTN./SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing registration label at upper left. Photo

S$500-600

1937 (12 Nov.) photographic picture postcard registered to Holland, bearing KGV 50c. clearly tied by “RAFFLES INSTN./SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing registration label alongside. Photo

S$500-600

514 Sea View Hotel 514

1918 (3 Jan.) picture postcard (Malay Theatre Singapore) to England, bearing KGV 4c. tied by fine “SEAVIEW HOTEL/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing Singapore c.d.s. in opposite corner. Extremely rare. Also unused photographic picture postcard of the hotel. Photo

S$3,500-4,500

Seletar 515

1916 (1 Aug.) picture postcard to London, bearing KGV 3c. tied by light legible strike of “SELETAR” double-ring d.s. (Type D2; earliest recorded date). Photo Photos also appear on page 81

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509

512

515

522 523

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Sepoy Lines 516

1922 (8 May) 10c. registered envelope (peripheral faults) to London, uprated with 1c., 2c. and 5c., 1938 (4 Oct.) 15c. registered envelope to Chicago, uprated with 4c. and 40c., and 1948 (7 Jan.) envelope registered to Glasgow, bearing BMA 10c. (2) and 50c., all cancelled by “SEPOY LINES/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. Types D2 (2) and D4 (scarce), fine

S$500-600

Serangoon Road 517

1929-46 envelopes (3, two registered), registered envelope and a stationery card, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2, D3 (4, one the earliest recorded date and showing tax h.s.). A good lot

S$500-600

South Bridge Road 518

1900 (11 Oct.) picture postcard to Germany bearing QV 3c., 1901 (9 Feb.) envelope registered to Tonkin bearing QV1c. (5, all on reverse) and 8c., and 1906 (4 May) picture postcard to England bearing KE 4c., all cancelled by “SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD/SINGAPORE” c.d.s. (Type D1), the registered envelope showing Type R1 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date). A good lot

S$500-600

Tanglin 519

1897 (19 Oct.) 3c. stationery card to Batavia cancelled by “TANGLIN” c.d.s. (Type D2), and 1936-41 envelopes (3, one registered) variously addressed and franked, all cancelled with Type D5, two with censor markings

S$350-450

Tanjong Pagar 520

521

1897-1938 envelopes (2, one registered), registered envelopes (2) and cards (3, one stationery), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (3), D5 and D6 (3), the registered with Type R2 (latest recorded date) and a provisional registration label, and two with Type UP2 tax h.s. (one the latest recorded date). A generally good lot

S$400-500

1902-34 envelopes (2, one registered and the other a Hamburg-America Line advertising with USA tax markings), registered envelopes (2) and picture postcards (2), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (2), D3 and D6 (3). A generally fine lot

S$350-450

Upper Serangoon 522

523

1954 (3 Mar.) Singapore 4c. stationery card registered and addressed locally, uprated with 2c. and 20c., cancelled by very rare “U SERANGOON P A/SINGAPORE” c.d.s. (Type D1; the earlier of the two recorded) and showing Singapore 64 registration label. Photo

S$500-600

1954 (19 July) envelope registered and addressed locally, bearing Singapore 2c. (5), 8c. and 12c, cancelled by very rare “U SERANGOON P A/SINGAPORE” c.d.s. (Type D1; the latter of the two recorded) and showing Singapore 64 registration label. Photo

S$500-600

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Western Depot 524

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KG VI 15c. cancelled by part “WESTERN DEPOT/SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D1).

The only recorded example of this postmark. Photo

S$250-300

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526

527

The extensive collection of cancellations and postal markings to 1942, housed in eight volumes contained in a carton, comprising envelopes (445, sixty-five registered), registered stationery envelopes (23), postal stationery cards (72), picture postcards (42) and loose stamps/pieces (750+), included are fine ranges of datestamps, machine obliterators, registration marks, AR h.s., Parcel Post datestamps, Paid marks including Official, Postage Due markings, FPOs, printed matter, Paquebot and sub-office cancellations. Condition is rather mixed and viewing is strongly recommended. A great opportunity to start a collection or to add to an existing one

S$40,000-50,000

The collection of BMA period housed in album, comprising envelopes (107, twenty-four registered), air letters (2), registered stationery envelope, postal stationery cards (4), picture postcard and loose stamps/pieces (90), included are covers from the stampless period, range of datestamps, handstamped slogans, machine obliterators, AR h.s., Paid marks including Official, printed matter, Paquebot and some sub-office datestamps. A generally fine lot, well worth inspection

S$5,000-6,000

The post war collection to 1962 housed in five albums contained in a carton, comprising envelopes (310, one hundred and sixty-two registered), air letters (33), registered stationery envelopes (36), postal stationery cards (16), postal stationery envelope, picture postcards (5) and loose stamps/pieces (180+), included are fine ranges of datestamps, handstamped slogans, machine obliterators, Parcel Post, instructional markings and a superb range of sub-offices. A fine lot for expansion and/or the specialist

S$5,000-6,000

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529

530

A small group of seven picture postcards (two unused) depicting Sultan Ibrahim (3, one on his Mercedes racer), “H.H. the Sultan of Johore and Officers”, “Malay School Johore”, “Johore Baru, F.M.S.R. Connection Steam Ships” and “Johore Railway Station”; some minor creases though generally fine

S$200-250

1944 (24 June) envelope from Burma to Muar, franked 31⁄ 2 a. and showing very fine Type HS8 slogan h.s. in violet; 1946 (3 July) locally addressed envelope bearing BMA 8c. tied

by Segamat double-ring d.s. and showing fair to fine Type HS10 h.s. in black; and 1951 (22 June) envelope (small faults) from Muar to Kampar, franked 10c. and showing mainly fine Ipoh Type HS9 h.s. An interesting trio of covers

S$400-500

1945 stampless envelopes from Johore Bahru (3), Batu Pahat, Kluang (2), Muar (5) and Segamat, variously addressed and all posted during the free postage period; condition generally good to fine

S$500-600

531 Johore Bahru G.P.O. 531

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Straits Settlements 1867 24c. green cancelled by part diamond of dots (Type K1) and part “JOHORE/A——-” double oval (Type D1) with manuscript “16/11/76” inserted. The only example of a Straits Settlements stamp used in the first period of the Johore Post (1 July 1876 to Sept. 1878). Photo

S$800-1,000

1891-1931 envelopes (4, three registered) and a front, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types K2 (2), K3 (2), D15, one showing Type R2 registration d.s. in red with day of month inverted and reversed, and the 1931 cover with “INSURED” label and showing “AR” h.s. (Type AR2; latest recorded date). Condition very mixed

S$500-600

1895 (2 Dec.) envelope registered to Germany, bearing 3c. vertical strip of three tied by circular “JOHORE/Star and Crescent/BAHRU” (Type K2), in combination with Straits Settlements 5c. and 8c. vertical strip of three tied by Singapore c.d.s. (3.12), showing legible Type R2 registration d.s. in red with, on reverse, Singapore and arrival datestamps; the envelope with some age spotting in places. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1911 (6 May) envelope registered to Ceylon, franked 14c., cancelled by circular “JOHORE/Crown/BAHRU” (Type K3; latest recorded date), showing “JOHORE” c.d.s.

(Type D9; earliest recorded date) and Type R4 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date).

A neat and attractive franking. Photo

S$500-600

1927 (22 Nov.) envelope registered to England, bearing 1919 21c. and 1922 12c. (on reverse), both tied by “JOHORE” c.d.s. (Type D14), showing registration h.s. (Type R6) and unframed “AR” h.s. (Type AR2, earliest recorded date) with Singapore transit d.s. on reverse; tear towards top left corner

S$250-300

1941 (30 Oct.) airmail envelope from H.H. Major General Sir Ibrahim, Sultan of Johore, to New York, bearing 1922-41 50c. and $1 tied by Type D19 c.d.s. and showing triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION/82” h.s. with arrival d.s. (10.11) on reverse; some creases

S$250-300

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537

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565

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537

538

1942 (14 Jan.) firm’s advertising envelope (with contents) to Muar, bearing 1940 8c. tied by “JOHORE BAHRU/2” double-ring d.s. (Type D18) and showing the face panel crossed by manuscript “No Service” in red ink; some minor peripheral faults. Photo

S$600-800

1953 (2 June) air mail envelope addressed to H.M.S. Michael at Miri, Sarawak, franked at 30c., showing red crayon “Ship left, Retour” and, on reverse, the only recorded example of “JOHORE BAHRU D.L.O.” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) for 20th June

S$200-250

Batu Anam 539

1915-39 envelopes (3) and a picture postcard, variously addressed and franked, cancelled

by Types D2, D3 (2) and D6; fair to good strikes, condition a little mixed

S$250-300

Batu Pahat 540

541

1903-41 envelopes (3, all registered) and a large piece, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D7 and D12 (2), one with Type R3 registration h.s., one with intaglio “AR” h.s. (Type AR2) and one with framed “INSURED” h.s. (Type R10; earliest recorded date), the piece showing “BATU PAHAT/PAID” c.d.s. in red (Type PD2; the only recorded example - crossed by tear). Condition very mixed

S$300-400

1948 (18 Feb.) FMS 15c. registered envelope to Kuala Lumpur, bearing BMA 1c. (2), 10c. and 15c. (damaged through opening), all tied by Type D13 datestamp (latest recorded date), provisional registration label and the rare circular “AR” handstamp (Type AR4, latest recorded date)

S$250-300

Bekok 542

1937-39 envelopes to England, franked at 8c. (2) and 49c., all cancelled by “BEKOK” c.d.s. (Type D3); generally fine

S$400-500

Benut 543

544

1926 (26 Jan.) envelope to England, franked at 6c. and cancelled by “BENUT” c.d.s. (Type D2; assisted in places); and 1930 (13 Oct.) envelope (some small peripheral tears) to England, franked at 6c. and cancelled by “BENUT” c.d.s. (Type D4). A good pair of covers

S$400-500

1948 (12 Mar.) BMA 15c. registered envelope to Kuala Lumpur, bearing BMA 15c., both cancelled by “BENUT” double-ring d.s. (TypeD6, latest recorded date), showing provisional registration label with, on reverse, Batu Pahat and arrival datestamps

S$250-300

Bukit Pasir 545

1933 (14 Jan.) envelope to London, franked at 24c. and cancelled by legible strike of “BUKIT PASAR” c.d.s. (Type D2); and 1948 (10 Feb.) BMA 15c. registered envelope to Kuala Lumpur, bearing BMA 15c. tied by “BUKIT PASIR” c.d.s. (Type D2, latest recorded date), showing provisional registration label, Muar transit d.s. with arrival d.s. on reverse.

A clean pair of covers

S$400-500

Cha’ah 546

1956 (2 Jyly) envelope registered to Singapore, franked 30c., cancelled by “CHAAH/JOHORE” c.d.s. (Type D6; earliest recorded date), showing another clearer strike alongside with Labis, Segamat and arrival datestamps and, on face, provisional registration label. Scarce

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S$250-300

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1927-41 envelopes (2), a philatelic front (registered) and a stationery card, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D3 and D7 (3), the front showing Type R3 registration h.s. (latest recorded date) and “RECOMMANDE” h.s. (Type R6; the only recorded example), and one cover showing “T” h.s. with Censor label and h.s. at left

S$400-500

Kota Tinggi 548

1916 (23 July) envelope to USA, franked 8c., cancelled by fair to good “KOTA TINGGI” c.d.s. (Type D5, latest recorded date), showing another strike on face and violet Madras Censor h.s. with Singapore transit c.d.s. on reverse; and 1941 (20 Jan.) 2c. stationery card to Singapore, uprated 2c., cancelled by “KOTA TINGGI/2” double-ring d.s. (Type D11).

Both with minor faults

S$350-450

Kukup (Cucob) 549

550

1911 (23 Mar.) picture postcard (Reservoir Singapore) to Germany, franked 3c., cancelled by light circular “CUCOB/Crown/JOHORE” (Type K1), showing legible “CUCOB” c.d.s. (Type D3) overstruck by Singapore transit d.s. and arrival datestamp.

Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1916 (17 June) picture postcard to London, franked 3c., clearly tied by “CUCOB” c.d.s.

(Type D3) and showing Singapore transit d.s. alongside. Photo

S$400-500

Labis 551

1920s illustrated “red band” envelope to Singapore, franked 4c. and cancelled by “LABIS” c.d.s. (Type D2; date unclear); and 1932 (9 Sept.) envelope to Batu Pahat bearing, on reverse, 1922 5c. tied by legible “LABIS/1” double-ring d.s. (Type D3, earliest recorded date) with another clearer strike on face, and showing Johore Bahru transit c.d.s.; the envelope with small corner fault

S$300-400

Layang Layang 552

1938 (28 Oct.) envelope to Glasgow, bearing 1935 8c. clearly tied by “LAYALING double-ring d.s. (Type D2); and 1940 (9 Aug.) envelope flown by BOAC to Glasgow, franked 55c. and cancelled by similar datestamp. A fine pair of covers LAYALING/1”

S$300-400

Masai 553

1939 (19 Sept.) envelope to Scotland, franked at 70c. for KLM service, cancelled by “MASAI” double-ring d.s. (Type D2); the envelope with central vertical fold which affects two stamps

S$300-400

Mersing 554

1916 (13 Sept.) envelope registered to Singapore, franked 13c., tied by “MERSING” c.d.s.

(Type D2), showing another clearer strike on face plus poor registration h.s.; 1929 (18 May) “Chettiar” envelope (tear through corner and lightly discoloured) registered to India franked, on reverse, 33c. and all tied by “MERSING” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing, on face, registration h.s. (Type R3), large “AR” h.s. (Type AR2) and framed “RECOMMANDÉ” h.s. (Type R5).

S$300-400

Muar 555

1896-1928 envelopes (3, one registered) and picture postcards (2), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types K2, K3 (3) and D9, also 1930 (11 Mar.) Service postcard (faults) to Tangkak showing fine Type D9 c.d.s.

S$600-800

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557

1896 (25 Mar.) “Windrath” envelope registered to Singapore, bearing 1894 (Mar.) set of four surcharges all clearly tied by circular “BANDER MAHARANI/Star and Crescent/MUAR” (Type K2), showing “BANDER MAHARANI/MUAR” c.d.s. (Type D2) and registration d.s. (Type R3, earliest recorded date), both in red

S$250-300

1930 (16 Oct.) envelope to Singapore, bearing 3c. tied by “MUAR” c.d.s. (Type D9), showing triangular-framed “T” (Type UP3) and affixed with Straits Settlements 1c. and Postage Due 1c. and 2c., all tied by Singapore double-ring d.s. (17.10). Unusual

S$200-250

Panchor 558

1936 (13 Oct.) Airmail envelope to England bearing, on reverse, 1922 5c. (5) all tied by “PANCHOR” double-ring d.s. (Type D4) and showing Muar transit d.s.; and 1937 (3 Apr.) envelope to London bearing 1c. and 3c. block of twelve (on reverse) cancelled by similar datestamp. A clean pair of covers

S$400-500

Parit Jawa 559

1930 (22 Aug.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Muar?, bearing 1922 4c. tied by fine “PARIT JAWA” c.d.s. (Type D4) with another strike alongside and showing Muar c.d.s. on reverse; and 1936 (30 Jan.) envelope (lightly stained) to Penang, bearing 1922 2c. tied by similar datestamp and showing Muar transit d.s. at left. Photo for first

S$500-600

Pontian 560

1934 (13 Nov.) envelope (a little ragged at top and with part flap missing) to Scotland, bearing 1922-41 5c. and 50c. tied by fine “PONTIAN JOHORE/1” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing “BY AIR MAIL” etiquette at upper left marked “(Dutch)” in red ink; and 1940 (22 May) envelope to USA, bearing 1922-41 4c. tied by similar datestamp and showing Singapore Censor h.s. in violet

S$300-400

Rengam 561

1922-41 envelopes (5, one registered) and a front (registered), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D4 (3), D7 (2) and D8, the two registered with Type R3 h.s. and two showing Censor h.s. with one additionally with Type UP2 tax h.s. (the only recorded example); condition a little mixed

S$500-600

Scudai 562

563

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1937 (25 Jan.) envelope to Geneva, franked at 42c., cancelled by “SCUDAI” c.d.s. (Type D2); 1937 (1 Apr.) envelope to England, franked at 8c. and tied by similar datestamp; and 1940 (18 Mar.) envelope (central vertical crease) to Calcutta, franked at 55c. and cancelled by “SCUDAI/JOHORE” double-ring d.s. (Type D3), showing Censor tape at left with Singapore and Calcutta Censor h.s. A nice group

S$400-500

1941 envelopes (2) from the same correspondence to Switzerland, both marked “Via Clipper - By air throughout”, bearing 1922-41 25c. (8) and $1 (2) respectively tied by “SCUDAI/JOHORE” double-ring d.s (Type D3; one the latest recorded date), both with brown sealing tape at left tied by violet Censor h.s.; one with minor peripheral faults

S$400-500

Sedenak 564

1913-47 envelopes (4) addressed to England, franked at 7c., 25c., 70c. and 15c. chronologically, cancelled by Types D2, D5 (2) and D7, one with violet Censor h.s.; condition mixed

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S$600-800

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566

1930 (11 Aug.) unstamped illustrated “red band” envelope to Singapore, showing fine “SERERAH/POST OFFICE/JOHORE” h.s. (Type D1; earliest recorded date) with Batu Pahat transit c.d.s. alongside; the envelope with heavy crease at right, well clear of markings.

Rare. Photo

S$800-1,000

1935 (11 June) illustrated “red band” envelope to Singapore, franked at 5c., cancelled by “SEMERAH/1” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing Batu Pahat transit c.d.s. alongside; the envelope with worm hole at left well clear of adhesives. Photo

S$300-400

Senai 567

1933 (15 July) postcard size photograph of Johore Government opium shop in Scudai bearing, on picture side, 1922 1c. (2) both cancelled by “SENAI” c.d.s. (Type D2)

S$250-300

Senggarang 568

1931 (10 Feb.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Singapore bearing, on reverse, 4c. clearly tied by “SENGGARANG” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing Batu Pahat transit datestamp alongside. Photo

S$400-500

Sungei Mati 569

1949 (Mar. - July.) envelopes (2) registered to Penang, both franked at 30c. (different make-up) and tied by “SUNGEI MATI” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing Muar, Kuala Lumpur and arrival datestamps alongside. A fine pair

S$400-500

Tangkak 570

571

1926-41 envelopes (3, one registered), stationery card and photographic picture postcards (2), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D3 (2), D4, D5 (2, one the latest recorded date), the registered cover with Type R3 (the only recorded example) and two showing Censor marks; condition a little mixed

S$600-800

1925 (5 Dec.) envelope registered to England bearing, on reverse, 1922 1c. (2), 3c. (4) and 4c., all tied by “TANGKAK” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing, on face, registration h.s.

(Type R2, latest recorded date) and framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R6, the only recorded date). Photo

S$500-600

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573

574

The collection to 1942 housed in three albums contained in a carton, comprising envelopes (169, fifty registered), registered stationery envelopes (2), postal stationery cards (2), picture postcards (6) and loose stamps/pieces (hundreds), included GPO datestamps, registration markings, “AR” h.s., tax markings and a good range of sub-office cancellations. Condition very mixed with many of the covers of Indian origin, thus viewing is strongly recommended

S$14,000-16,000

The collection of BMA period in an album, comprising envelopes/circulars (83, thirteen registered), registered stationery envelopes (2), stationery envelope, stationery cards (6), air letters (8) and loose stamps/pieces (140+), showing a wide range of mostly sub-office cancellations and markings. A generally fine lot and a good basis for further expansion

S$3,500-4,500

The predominantly post-war collection to circa 1957, housed in two albums contained in a carton, comprising envelopes (122, seventy-one registered), registered stationery envelopes (16), stationery envelopes (2, one registered), stationery cards (19), Radio Malaya cards (41), air letters (7) and loose stamps/pieces (130+), virtually all sub-office cancellations with registration markings, “AR” h.s., instructional and tax markings.

Condition generally fine a a good opportunity for further expansion

S$4,000-5,000

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KEDAH Alor Star - G.P.O. 575

576

577

578

1912-41 envelopes (3, one registered), registered stationery envelopes (4) and stationery cards (2), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2, D3, D5 (2, one the latest recorded date), D10 (2, one the earliest recorded date), R9, R10 and F1, the registration handstamps are all poor; condition very mixed

S$600-800

1913 (5 Apr.) photographic picture postcard to London, bearing 1912 3c. (small corner fault) tied by “ALOR STAR” double-ring d.s. (Type D3) with large part Penang transit d.s. alongside, fine

S$250-300

1913 (29 June) FMS 10c. registered envelope to Vienna, uprated 13c., cancelled by Type D2, showing mainly fine Type R2 registration d.s. and, on reverse, Penang and Naples transit d.s. A scarce and attractive mixed-issue franking and an early usage of the adhesives which had been issued two weeks before. Photo

S$1,500-2,000

1915 (29 Sept.) “Wilson” envelope registered to England, bearing 1912 $1 tied by “ALOR double-ring d.s. (Type D3) and showing fine registration d.s. (Type R2, latest recorded date)

S$250-300

1917 (13 Dec.) 10c. registered envelope to Penang, uprated with 1912 3c. and tied by “ALOR STAR” double-ring d.s. (Type D3) and showing registration d.s. (Type R3) on reverse

S$250-300

1919 (19 May) envelope to Penang bearing, on reverse, Straits Settlements 4c. tied by “ALOR STAR GENERAL POST OFFICE” double-ring d.s. (Type D4; earliest recorded date) and arrival datestamp. Photo

S$500-600

1924 (14 Oct.) envelope to Chicago, bearing 5c. tied by circular “BRITISH EMPIRE/Lion/EXHIBITION 1924” (Type HS1) and showing Type D4 c.d.s. alongside.

Photo

S$350-450

1928 (25 Jan.) 15c. registered envelope to Germany, uprated with 1921 12c, cancelled by poor double-ring d.s. and showing fine registration d.s. (Type R4, earliest recorded date) with, on reverse, Penang and Berlin datestamps

S$250-300

1929 (22 Oct.) envelope registered to London, bearing 1921-32 10c. (3) and 12c. tied by “ALOR STAR/REGISTERED” double-ring d.s. (Type R8), showing fair to fine framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R6) and air mail etiquette at upper left; the envelope a little soiled

S$250-300

1934 (26 Mar.) envelope registered to Bristol bearing, on reverse, 1921-32 4c. and 30c. pairs crossed by blue crayon and tied by light “REGISTERS & PARCELS/ALORSTAR KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type R10, earliest recorded date) and showing, on face registration and airmail etiquette labels

S$250-300

1940 (2 June) envelope to Penang, franked 8c., cancelled by Type D6 c.d.s. and showing, on reverse, a mainly fine strike of bi-lingual Kedah Agri-Horticultural & Livestock Exhibition h.s. (Type HS4; earliest recorded date). Rare, one of four recorded examples.

Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1941 (15 Sept.) airmail envelope to England, marked “By Pan American throughout”, bearing 1937 $2 tied by “FIELD POST OFFICE/S.P. 603” double-ring d.s. and showing red R.A.F. 68 Censor h.s. Photo

S$500-600

STAR”

579

580

581

582

583

584

585

586

A ᔛ

A ᔛ

A ᔛ

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571

577

581

585

587

Alor Star - Mobile Post Office 587

1957 (21 May) envelope registered to Singapore, franked at 30c., cancelled by “ALOR c.d.s. (Type D1; the only recorded date), showing provisional registration label and, on reverse, Penang and arrival datestamps. Photo

STAR�

S$400-500

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588

1957 (2 July) envelope registered to Singapore bearing, on reverse, 1950 10c. strip of three clearly tied by “ALOR STAR/MOBILE P O” c.d.s. (Type D2) with another two strikes alongside plus Penang and arrival datestamps and, on face, provisional registration label.

Photo

S$400-500

Baling 589

1919 (13 Oct.) philatelic envelope to Penang, bearing 1919 1c. (2) in combination with Straits Settlements 1c. and 4c., all clearly tied by “BALING” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), fine

S$250-300

Bandar Bharu (Bagan Samak) 590

591

592

593

1917 (July) large piece bearing 3c. tied by Type D2; 1927 (10 Sept.) “Chettiar” envelope registered to Penang bearing, on reverse, 1cc. (3) and 4c. (4) tied by poor Type D2, showing framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R3; earliest recorded date) with superb Type R2 registration d.s. on face; 1927 (7 Jan.) envelope registered to Penang bearing, on reverse, 1c., 4c. pair and 10c. tied by Type D2 and showing fine R2 registration d.s. on face; 1929 (8 Aug.) 15c. registered envelope to England, uprated 6c. and cancelled by Type D3; and 1940 (Aug.) envelope to Penang, bearing 8c. tied by Type D4 and showing part Economy Label affixed at top. Condition rather mixed

S$400-500

1923 (7 July) 10c. registration envelope to England, uprated with 1922 1c. and 5c., cancelled by “BAGAN SAMAK” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing registration d.s. (Type R2) with Penang transit d.s. on reverse. Attractive. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

1925 (10 June) 10c. registered envelope to Kendal, Java, uprated with 4c. and 10c. pair, cancelled by “BAGAN SAMAK” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing Penang, Singapore and arrival datestamps alongside and, on reverse, registration d.s. (Type R2) and Semarang transit c.d.s. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1936 (7 Dec.) envelope to Penang, bearing 1921 2c. and 1924 3c. cancelled by dumb obliterator in transit at Alor Star and showing, on reverse, fine “BANDAR BHARU/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D4). Photo

S$500-600

Bedong 594

595

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1920 (10 Dec.) envelope registered to Beirut, bearing 1912 5c., 8c. and 1919 3c., 4c., all tied by just legible “BEDONG” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing registration d.s.

(Type R1, earliest recorded date) with, on reverse, Penang, Port Said and arrival datestamps; a few minor tone spots. A most unusual destination. Photo

S$500-600

1946 (3 Jan.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, BMA 2c. and 6c. tied by worn “BEDONG/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D5) with manuscript date inserted; the envelope with some light staining. Photo

S$500-600

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591

592

595

594

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596

597

598

599

1946 (30 June) envelope to Penang, bearing BMA 8c. tied by “BEDONG/248/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D5; latest recorded date) with manuscript date inserted; the envelope with some minor discolouration. Rare. Photo

S$800-1,000

1946 (18 Nov.) envelope to Penang, bearing BMA 8c. clearly tied by “BEDONG/KEDAH” canceller in violet (Type D6) with manuscript date inserted, fine. Rare. Photo

S$600-800

1947 (9 Jan.) envelope to Penang, bearing BMA 2c. pair and 6c. (new local rate introduced on 1st January), clearly tied by “BEDONG/KEDAH” canceller in violet (Type D6) with manuscript date inserted. rare. Photo

S$600-800

1947 (16 Jan.) Rubber Research Institute circular to Kuala Lumpur, bearing BMA 1c. and 2c. tied by “BEDONG/KEDAH” canceller in violet (Type D6; latest recorded date).

Rare. Photo

S$700-900

Gurun 600

601

602

603

1919 (3 May) envelope registered to Seattle, franked at 20c., cancelled by “GURUN” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing superb Type R1 registration d.s. and, on reverse, Alor Star, Penang, Hong Kong and arrival datestamps. A neat and attractive franking.

Photo

S$600-800

1920 (28 Nov.) picture postcard to Sweden bearing, on picture side, 1919 1c. and 3c. tied by “GURUN” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing, on message side, Alor Star and Penang transit datestamps. Photo

S$500-600

1946 (8 June) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, BMA 2c. and 8c. tied by worn “GURUN/248/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D5) with manuscript date adjacent. Photo

S$500-600

1946 (20 Aug.) envelope to Taiping bearing, on reverse, BMA 8c. tied by worn “GURUN/248/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D5) in deep violet with manuscript date adjacent and showing Type HS7 handstamp of Alor Star in violet alongside. Photo

S$800-1,000

Jitra 604

1923-35 envelopes (4), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2, D3 (latest recorded date) and D4 (2); condition a little mixed

S$400-500

Karangan 605

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1938 (Nov.) envelope (flap missing) to Canada bearing 2c. tied by “KARANGAN/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D2); 1939 (11 Dec.) envelope to Australia, readdressed internally, franked at 30c. and similarly cancelled, showing bi-lingual airmail label alongside, “PASSED/FOR/TRANSMISSION” h.s. with Kulim transit d.s. on reverse; and 1940 (22 Aug.) envelope to Manchester, franked at 55c. and similarly cancelled, showing bi-lingual airmail label and with Censor label at left tied by light h.s. A fine trio of covers

S$800-1,000

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596

599

598

600

602

601

603

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Kuala Ketil 606

607

608

609

610

1921 (12 May) 10c. registered envelope to Bukit Tambun, uprated 14c., cancelled by “KUALA KETIL” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing mainly fine Type R1 registration d.s. and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR1; latest recorded date); the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$600-800

1935 (2 May) envelope flowin by Imperial Airways to London bearing, on reverse, 5c. (5) cancelled and tied by superb “KUALA KETIL/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D4)

S$300-400

1946 (6 Feb.) envelope to Kulim bearing, on reverse, BMA 8c. tied by worn strike of “KUALA KETIL/2487/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D5, earliest recorded date) crossed by manuscript date. Rare. Photo

S$800-1,000

1946 (12 July) envelope to England, franked on reverse at 50c., all cancelled by doublering “KUALA KETIL/KEDAH” (Type D3 without date) in black and crossed by large manuscript “12/7”. Rare. Photo

S$600-800

1946 (27 Sept.) envelope to Penang, bearing BMA 8c. clearly tied by double-ring “KUALA (Type D3 without date) in violet and showing manuscript date inserted.

Scarce. Photo

S$400-500

KETIL/KEDAH”

Kuala Muda 611

1910 (29 Nov.) “Chettiar” envelope to India bearing, on reverse, FMS 4c. clearly tied by “KUALA MUDA” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing Penang and arrival datestamps alongside; the envelope a little truncated at top and at left. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

Kulim 612

613

1910 (11 July) envelope (front and back severed) registered to Penang, bearing FMS 3c.

(3, all different, two on reverse) and 4c., all tied by “KULIM” double-ring d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date) and showing good to fine registration d.s. (Type R1, earliest recorded date). Rare. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1918-37 envelopes (10, four registered), stationery registered envelope and a large piece, variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D2 (3), D4, D5 (earliest recorded date), D6 (3) and D8 (2), three with tax markings and the piece with framed “A.R” h.s. (Type AR3). condition very mixed

S$600-800

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609

611

610

612

619

620

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614 Langkawi 614

615

616

1913 (21 Jan.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to Alor Star, bearing 1911 1c. and 3c. tied by “LANGKAWI” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing another fine strike alongside and registration d.s. (Type R1, earliest recorded date); some faults etc. but very rare. Photo

S$4,000-5,000

1919 (3 Mar.) 10c. registered envelope to Alor Star, uprated with 4c., cancelled by “LANGKAWI” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing another strike alongside and fair to fine Type R1 registration d.s.; the envelope with some small faults. Photo

S$800-1,000

1936 (11 Jan.) OGS envelope (218x108mm.) registered to India, franked on reverse at 35c., cancelled by “LANGKAWI/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D4) and showing, on face, registration label and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2; the only recorded example). Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Lunas 617

618

619

620

1913 (21 Feb.) partly hand-painted envelope to London, franked at 4c., cancelled by legible “LUNAS” double-ring d.s. (Type D2); 1926 (28 July) envelope (tear along bottom) to Manchester, franked at 6c., cancelled by “LUNAS/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D3); and 1937 (28 Dec.) envelope to Aberdeen, franked at 25c. and cancelled by “LUNAS/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D4). An interesting trio

S$600-800

1919 (15 Sept.) 10c. registered envelope, addressed locally, uprated 14c., cancelled by “LUNAS” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing Type R2 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date) and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR1; earliest recorded date); some minor faults. Photo

S$600-800

1946 (2 Feb.) envelope to Penang, bearing BMA 8c. clearly tied by “LUNAS/2487/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D5) in violet with manuscript date alongside. Rare. Photo

S$700-900

1946 (20 Dec.) envelope to Singapore, bearing BMA 8c. clearly tied by “LUNAS/2487/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D5; latest recorded date) in violet with manuscript date alongside. Rare. Photo

S$700-900

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615

616

618

623

Padang Serai 621

1919 (7 July) envelope (faults) to Nebong Tebal bearing, on reverse, 4c. tied by “POST oval d.s. in violet (Type D1) with Penang and arrival datestamps alongside

S$200-250

1919 (6 Oct.) envelope from Baling to Penang, bearing 1919 2c. (2) in combination with Straits Settlements 1c. and 4c. and showing, on reverse, fine “POST OFFICE/PADANG SERAI” oval d.s. in violet black (Type D1) applied in transit on 7 October. Photo

S$400-500

OFFICE/PADANG SERAI”

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623

624

625

626

627

628

1920 (June) 10c. registered envelope from Kuala Ketil to Simpang Ampat, uprated 14c., showing legible strike of “POST OFFICE/PADANG SERAI” oval d.s. in black (Type D1) applied on 5 June (latest recorded date) and showing, on reverse, despatch registration d.s. and “A.R” h.s.; the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$400-500

1920 (8 Oct.) envelope (a little truncated at left) to Denmark, franked at 14c., cancelled by “PADANG SERAI” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing triangular-framed “T” h.s.

(Type UP1; the only recorded example) with blue crayon “16” alongside. Photo

S$400-500

1941 (6 Nov.) envelope to Canada, franked at 8c., cancelled by “PADANG SERAI/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D5; latest recorded date) and showing brown sealing tape at left tied by violet Censor h.s.

S$400-500

1945 (18 Oct.) envelope to Kulim sent during the free post period, showing worn impression of “PEDANG SERAI/2487/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D6, the only recorded date) with manuscript date inserted; the envelope with some slight soiling.

Rare, one of two recorded examples. Photo

S$600-800

1946 (26 June) envelope to Penang, bearing BMA 8c. clearly tied by “P. SERAI P.O.” Japanese occupation canceller (Type D7) with manuscript date below. Photo

S$400-500

1946 (21 Nov.) envelope to Scotland, bearing BMA 50c. clearly tied by “P. SERAI P.O.” Japanese occupation canceller (Type D7) with manuscript date below. Photo

S$500-600

Serdang 629

1946 (17 Dec.) envelope to Penang, bearing BMA 8c. clearly tied by “POST Japanese occupation canceller (Type D5, latest recorded date) and showing manuscript date below. Photo

OFFICE/SERDANG”

S$500-600

Sik 630

1946 (18 Mar.) BMA 4c. stationery card to Kuala Kangsar, cancelled by worn impression of “SIK/SYBURI” Thai occupation canceller (Type D5, the only recorded example on cover) with manuscript date below. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Sungei Patani 631

632

1915-41 envelopes (6, three registered), stationery registered envelopes (2) and a stationery card, variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D2, D3, D4 (3) and D6 (3, one the latest recorded date), markings include British Empire Exhibition cachet (Type HS1; latest recorded date), Kedah Exhibition h.s. (Type HS2; latest recorded date), “TO PAY/__CENTS” h.s. (Type UP8; latest recorded date) with blue crayon “16” inserted and framed “A.R” (Type AR2). An interesting lot

S$1,200-1,500

1919 (8 Nov.) envelope registered to Penang, bearing 2c. and 3c. (3) in combination with Straits Settlements 1c. (3), all cancelled by “SUNGEI PATANI” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing mainly fine Type R2 registration d.s.; the envelope with light central vertical crease. Photo

S$400-500

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624

626

625

627

628

633

634

629

1935 (16 Nov.) envelope registered to Luxembourg, flown by Imperial Airways and bearing, on reverse, 1921 10c., 50c. and 1922 2c., all tied by “SUNGEI PATANI/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D8) and showing, on face registration and Airmail labels

S$250-300

1941 (5 June) “Chettiar” envelope registered to India bearing, on reverse, 1922 5c. and 1937 30c. tied by “SUNGEI PATANI/KEDAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D4) and showing, on face, registration label and Censor h.s.; the envelope with some peripheral faults

S$250-300

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635

636

637

1945 (Dec.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, BMA 2c. and 6c. tied by circular “REGISTRATION & PARCELS/KEDAH/SUNGEI PATANI” intaglio h.s. (Type D10). Rare. Photo

S$600-800

1946 (22 July) Johore stationery card to Kuala Kangsar, bearing BMA 1c. and 3c. tied by circular “REGISTRATION & PARCELS/KEDAH/SUNGEI PATANI” intaglio h.s. (Type D10, latest recorded date). Rare. Photo

S$800-1,000

1946 envelope to Penang, bearing BMA 2c. and 3c. (2) tied by undated circular “SUNGEI h.s. (Type D11) in blue. Rare. Photo

S$800-1,000

PATANI/KEDAH/SUNGEI PATANI”

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639

640

The collection to 1942 housed in an album comprising envelopes (69, twelve registered), registered stationery envelopes (6), stationery cards (2, both with a stamp missing), card, picture postcards (2) and loose stamps/pieces (99), including GPO datestamps with Type D1 on large piece (faults), registration markings, “AR” h.s., tax markings (18 on unstamped envelopes to India - faults) and a good range of sub-office cancellations.

Condition very mixed, thus viewing very strongly recommended

S$3,000-4,000

The collection of BMA period in an album, comprising envelopes/circulars (49, ten registered), registered stationery envelope, stationery cards (5) and loose stamps/pieces (51), showing a wide range of mostly sub-office cancellations and markings and including a few post free period. A generally fine lot and a good basis for further expansion

S$2,500-3,000

The post-war collection to circa 1957 housed in an album, comprising envelopes (44, twenty registered), registered stationery envelopes (4), stationery envelope (registered), stationery cards (11), Radio Malaya cards (18), air letters (6) and loose stamps/pieces (43), showing a wide range of GPO and sub-office cancellations, registration markings, “AR” h.s., instructional and tax markings. Generally fine and a good basis for further expansion

S$2,500-3,000

KELANTAN Kota Bharu - G.P.O. 641

642

643

644

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1904 Italy 20c. letter card from Bologna to Kota Bharu, uprated 5c. (defective), and showing two strikes (one on reverse) of “PENANG TO SINGAPORE” double-ring d.s.

(26.11); the card with some minor faults. Scarce incoming mail

S$200-250

1910 (9 Jan.) picture postcard ex the “Gimlette” correspondence to Southsea, bearing FMS 3c. tied by fine “Kota Bharu/Kelantan” c.d.s. (Type D1) and showing Singapore transit d.s. Photo

S$2,500-3,000

1910 (12 June) mourning envelope ex the “Gimlette” correspondence to Southsea, bearing FMS 4c. tied by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing Singapore transit d.s. on reverse; the envelope with some minor tears at top caused through opening. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1911 (9 Mar.) Portuguese picture postcard ex the “Gimlette” correspondence to Southsea, bearing 1911 1c. strip of three tied by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing Singapore and Penang transit datestamps. Photo

S$250-300

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636

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646

647

648

649

650

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1915 (10 Oct.) envelope to Penang, headed “Kelantan Field Force”, bearing 1911 3c. vertical strip of three clearly tied by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing, on reverse, Singapore (14.10) and Penang (15.10) transit datestamps.

Extremely rare, and the only recorded cover from this force. The sender was a member of the Penang Volunteers which were sent to put down disturbances which broke out around Pasir Puteh. Photo

S$10,000-12,000

BHARU/KELANTAN”

1917 (19 Dec.) envelope to Tumpat, bearing 1911 3c. tied by good to fine “KOTA c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse

S$250-300

1920 (11 Oct.) front registered to Surrey, franked 35c., cancelled by Type D5 (earliest recorded date) and showing Type R2 registration d.s. without date; 1922 (18 Sept.) OGS envelope (fox spotted) to Kuala Lumpur showing Type D1 c.d.s.; 1923 (31 Oct.) envelope registered to USA, franked at 28c., cancelled by Type D4 and showing Type R2 h.s.; 1928 (14 Feb.) OGS envelope (truncated at left) registered to Temangan, franked at 19c. and showing Type R2 and R6 handstamps; 1930 (19 June) unaddressed picture postcard, bearing 2c. on picture side tied by Type D5; 1933 (27 Dec.) envelope flown by Imperial Airways to England, franked at 64c. and cancelled by Type D8; and 1941 (27 Mar.) OHMS Airmail envelope to Melbourne showing fine Type F1 c.d.s. A good lot

S$700-900

1927 (25 Oct.) photographic picture postcard (Kota Bharu Railway bridge), unaddressed and bearing, on picture side, 1921-28 1c. and 2c. tied by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s.

(Type D5)

S$250-300

1932 (12 July) envelope to USA, bearing 1921-28 1c., 2c., 4c. and 5c., each tied by fine “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D8, earliest recorded date)

S$250-300

1937 (4 May) 2c. stationery card to Los Angeles, uprated with 2c., both cancelled by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D9), showing triangular-framed “T” (Type UP2; the only recorded example), Seattle tax marking and with pre-cancelled US Postage Due 2c.; the card a little discoloured. Photo

S$400-500

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662

657

661 660

663 665

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651

652

653

654

1940 (11 July) large piece bearing 1937 4c. and 8c. tied by Type D2 and with 5c. patriotic label (rare) alongside; 1941 (2 June) envelope to Thailand, bearing 1937 1c., 4c. and 5c. pair tied by Type D9; and 1941 (27 Nov.) envelope registered to Canada, bearing 1937 5c., 8c. and 10c. tied by Type D9, showing Type R2 h.s. (latest recorded date) and Censor label at left

S$400-500

1941 (9 Apr.) envelope to Texas, bearing 1937 8c. and 12c. tied by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D4; latest recorded date) and showing triangular Passed for Transmission h.s. in violet. Photo

S$400-500

1941 (16 Oct.) envelope (opened-out) locally addressed and registered bearing, on reverse, 1937 1c., 2c., 4c. and 8c. pair, all cancelled by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s.

(Type D8) and showing, on face Type R2 registration h.s. with date omitted; small pieces missing from right hand corners otherwise fine

S$250-300

1941 (30 Nov.) envelope to Western Australia, marked “On Active Service”, bearing 1937 5c. (5) tied by “KOTA BHARU/KELANTAN” c.d.s. and showing red RAF Censor 259

S$250-300

655 Cherang Ruku 655 ័

1931 (10 Feb.) small piece bearing 1921-28 1c. and 3c. tied by rare “CHERANG c.d.s. in violet (Type D1). Photo

RUKU/KELANTAN”

S$250-300

656 Gua Musang 656 ័

1930 (3 Oct.) small piece bearing 1922 4c. tied by almost complete “GUA c.d.s. in violet (Type D1); the 4c. with some lightly stained perfs.

Photo

MUSANG/KELANTAN”

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S$250-300

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1938 (23 Aug.) 2c. stationery card to Sumatra, cancelled by double strike of “GUA c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing circular-framed “T” (Type UP2; the only recorded example), no other markings. Photo

MUSANG/KELANTAN”

658

1948 (29 Dec) Airmail envelope to London, marked “FORCES Wedding 10c. tied by fine “GUA MUSANG” c.d.s. (Type D6)

MAIL”,

S$800-1,000

bearing 1948 S$250-300

Kuala Krai (Batu Mengkebang) 659

660

661

662

1925 (15 Aug.) envelope (tear across lower left) to Manchester, bearing 1c. (corner folded over prior to use) and 5c. tied by “KUALA KRAI/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D5); and 1934 (22 Sept.) envelope to USA, bearing 2c. and 5c. vertical pair (lower stamp with surface damage at lower left) tied by “KUALA KRAI/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D5)

S$400-500

1928 (31 Mar.) 10c. registered envelope from the District Officer to Temanggan, bearing 1c. and 10c. (2) tied by “KUALA KRAI/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D6), showing Kota Bharu transit alongside and, on reverse, registration d.s. (Type R2; earliest recorded date), framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R6; earliest recorded date) and circular-framed “A.R” (Type AR2; the only recorded example). Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1939 (22 Dec.) envelope to London, bearing 1937 4c. pair tied by “KUALA KRAI” c.d.s.

(Type D7) and showing unframed “PASSED/FOR/TRANSMISSION” h.s. alongside. Photo

S$400-500

1946 (14 July) Kedah stationery card to Kuala Kangsar, bearing BMA 2c. pair tied by “KUALA KRAI/KELANTAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D9) and showing part Kota Bharu transit d.s. in opposite corner. Photo

S$500-600

Nal 663 ័

1940 (17 Aug.) piece bearing 1937 1c. (2) and 4c. pair cancelled by “NAL/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D3; earliest recorded date). Photo

S$250-300

Pahi 664

1921-28 1c., 4c. (2, one on small piece), 5c. (2) and 6c., all cancelled by part strikes of “PAHI/KELANTAN” c.d.s. in violet (Type D1) with dates between February and December 1928. A rare group

S$500-600

Pasir Mas 665

666

1938 (8 June) OGS envelope from the District Officer (circular cachet at lower left) to the British Resident at Kota Bharu, showing mainly fine “PASIR MAS/KELANTAN” c.d.s.

(Type D4) with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

1946 (16 Mar.) envelope to London, bearing BMA 1c., 2c. (4), 5c. and 8c. (2), all tied by “PASIR MAS/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D4). Attractive. Photo

S$300-400

Pasir Puteh 667

1920 (29 Nov.) envelope registered to London and readdressed to Birmingham bearing, on reverse, 1911 3c. and 4c. vertical pairs clearly cancelled by “PASIR PUTEH/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing, on face, very fine registration h.s. (Type R2, the only recorded example). Very rare. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

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669

670

1933 (30 Sept.) photographic picture postcard from Kota Bharu to Kemaman, franked 4c. on picture side and showing mainly fine “PASIR PUTEH/KELANTAN” transit c.d.s. (Type D5). Photo

S$600-800

PUTEH/KELANTAN”

1945 (17 Nov.) envelope to Kota Bharu, bearing BMA 8c. tied by fair to fine “PASIR double-ring d.s. (Type D8)

S$250-300

1948 (1 June) BMA 15c. registered envelope to Kuala Lumpur, uprated with 6c. pair and 15c., cancelled by “PASIR PUTEH” c.d.s. (Type D9), showing provisional registration label and circular-framed “A.R” (Type AR3; the only recorded example); the envelope a little trimmed at right. Photo

S$400-500

Sungei Kusial 671

672

1941 (27 Jan.) Airmail envelope to New Zealand, bearing 1937 1c., 2c. pair and 50c., all cancelled by worn impressions of “SUNGEI KUSIAL/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION/63” h.s. in violet. Photo

S$800-1,000

1941 (25 Aug.) Airmail envelope to New Zealand, bearing 1937 2c., 4c. pair and 8c. block of four and single, all cancelled by worn impressions of “SUNGEI KUSIAL/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing brown sealing tape at left tied by violet Censor h.s.; a few minor faults though most attractive. Photo

S$800-1,000

Tanah Merah 673

674

675

1922 (18 May) envelope registered to Singapore, franked at 17c., cancelled by legible “TANAH MERAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing mainly fine registration h.s. (Type R2; latest recorded date) with, on reverse, Kota Bharu and arrival datestamps; the envelope a little discoloured. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1924 (3 Dec.) envelope to Chicago, franked at 12c., cancelled by “TANAH MERAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) with another strike alongside Bharu and Penang transit datestamps. Photo

S$700-900

1951 (21 Oct.) 20c. registered envelope to Kuala Lumpur, uprated with 1951 2c. and 10c. (2), all but the 2c. cancelled by “TANAH MERAH” c.d.s. (type D7) and showing circular-framed “AR” (Type AR3, the only recorded example); the envelope with some slight damage at top

S$200-250

Temangan 676

677

1926 (1 Mar.) printed “Montgomery Ward” envelope to Chicago, franked at 12c., clearly tied by “TEMANGAN/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D1; earliest recorded date) and showing, on reverse, Kota Bharu (2.3) and Penang transit datestamps; the envelope a little soiled and creased. Photo

S$600-800

1930 (23 Jan.) envelope registered to Denmark bearing, on reverse, 1c. (2) and 2c. (5) tied by “TEMANGAN/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D2) and, on face, 5c. (3) cancelled in transit at Kota Bharu and showing just legible Type R2 registration h.s. Photo

S$800-1,000

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666

670

668

673 671

672

674

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679

1931 (13 Apr.) illustrated “red band” envelope from Kuala Krai to Temangan, franked at 4c. and showing good to fine “TEMANGAN/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D2) alongside. Photo

S$400-500

1937 (8 July) philatelic envelope registered to Singapore, bearing 1937 1c., 4c., 5c., 8c., 12c., 25c. and 40c., all clearly tied by “TEMANGAN/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing very fine registration h.s. (Type R2), framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R4) h.s. (both latest recorded date). Colourful. Photo

S$800-1,000

Tumpat 680

681

682

683

684

685

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1917 (23 Apr.) envelope to USA, bearing 1911 1c. and 3c. vertical pairs placed sideways and tied by clear “TUMPAT/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, Singapore transit d.s.; the envelope with some pinholes at upper left and minor peripheral creases. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1926 (2 Aug.) envelope registered to Hungary, franked at 27c., cancelled by “TUMPAT/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D3; latest recorded date), showing poor Type R2 registration h.s., framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R6) and, on reverse, Kota Bharu (2.8), Penang and Venice transit datestamps. Photo

S$800-1,000

1931 (30 Sept.) envelope (260x135mm.) registered to London, marked “Per Dutch Air Mail Medan - Amsterdam”, bearing 3c., 30c., 50c. and $2 tied by “TUMPAT/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D4), showing fine Type R2 registration h.s., framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R6) and Air Mail etiquette. A remarkable franking. Stated to be the earliest recorded airmail cover from Kelantan. Photo

S$800-1,000

1935 (13 Mar.) envelope registered to Germany, franked at 62c., cancelled by legible “TUMPAT/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D5), showing Type R2 registration h.s., framed “RECOMMANDÉ” (Type R6) and, on reverse, Kota Bharu (14.3), Penang, Brindisi, Milan and arrival datestamps; the 50c. with some perfs cut off. Photo

S$500-600

1937 (2 Nov.) envelope to USA, bearing 1937 2c. and 10c. clearly tied by “TUMPAT/KELANTAN” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing Kota Bharu transit datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1947 (19 Mar.) envelope to Glasgow, bearing BMA 50c. tied by “TUMPAT” c.d.s. (Type D8)

S$200-250

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687

The collection to 1942 housed in an album, comprising envelopes (14, four registered), picture postcard and loose stamps/pieces (271), showing a wide range of GPO and suboffice cancellations with many earliest and latest recorded dates noted. A good lot upon which to build

S$12,000-15,000

The BMA period collection, comprising envelopes/circulars (21, four registered), postal stationery cards (4), front, Air Letter and loose stamps/pieces (25), showing a good range of GPO and sub-offices cancellations, including some earliest and latest recorded dates.

A good lot, ideal for further expansion

S$1,000-1,200

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676

678 679

681

680

688

The post BMA collection to circa 1957 comprising envelopes (13, seven registered), stationery cards (18) and registered envelopes (4), Air Letter, Radio Malaya cards (7) and loose stamps/pieces (57), showing a fine range of GPO and sub-office cancellations with a number of earliest and latest recorded dates

S$2,000-2,500

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NEGRI SEMBILAN

689 Seremban G.P.O. 689

690

691

692

693

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1892 (20 Apr.) Official envelope (222x100mm.) registered to New York, bearing Sungei Ujong 1891 2c. (5, one defective and others with small faults) cancelled by “SUNGEI UJONG” c.d.s. (Type D2), in combination with Straits Settlements 1883 5c. (3) cancelled by oval of bars, showing two different London transit d.s. and Singapore c.d.s. on reverse; the envelope with some faults, mainly at top, caused through opening. A rare combination cover. Photo PROVENANCE: Charles Taylor, May 1981 Milo D. Rowell, October 1992

S$4,000-5,000

1896-1939 envelopes (5, two registered) and stationery cards (3), variously addressed and franked including 1896 (8 Mar.) “Windrath” envelope registered to Singapore, bearing 1891-94 1c., 2c. and 5c. tied by “SUNGEI UJONG” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing Type R2 registration h.s., both in violet; 1900 (3 July) and 1902 (1 June) 1c. stationery cards to Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur, both cancelled by “SEREMBAN” c.d.s. (Type D6); 1901 (7 Jan.) OGS envelope (large tear across top left corner) to London, bearing Perak 1c. and 3c. tied by “SEREMBAN” c.d.s. (Type D6); 1921 (8 July) envelope registered to Switzerland, bearing FMS 3c. (4, on reverse), 4c. and 20c., all tied by “SEREMBAN/REGISTERED” oval d.s. (Type R9) and showing circular-framed “A.R” (Type AR2; latest recorded date); 1922 (Apr.) unstamped envelope from India and 1923 (Apr.) India 1a. stationery envelope to Seremban showing boxed “SEREMBAN/16 Cts/TO PAY” in violet (Type U11) and similar for 8c. (Type UP8) respectively. Condition a little mixed

S$1,000-1,200

1901 (June) envelope registered to Austria, bearing 1898-1900 4c. on 1c., 4c. on 3c., 4c. on 5c. and 4c. on 8c., in combination with Perak 1c. (5) and Straits Settlements 8c., all tied by light “SEREMBAN” c.d.s. (Type D6) and showing light Type R4 registration d.s. with, on reverse, Singapore, Naples and Bologna transit datestamps; some affixative staining around the Negri Sembilan adhesives. A most unusual combination cover

S$2,000-2,500

1911 (13 June) envelope (fragile) from Klang to Singapore, franked with FMS 3c. on reverse with Seremban c.d.s. (14.6) alongside and showing, on face, unrecorded unframed “MISSENT/TO/SEREMBAN”. Photo

S$500-600

1922 (Mar.) unstamped envelope from India and 1922 (Apr.) India 1⁄ 2 a. stationery envelope to Seremban, showing fine boxed “SEREMBAN/16 Cts./TO PAY” in violet (Type UP11) and similar for 8c. (Type UP8) respectively with, on reverse, clear arrival c.d.s. for 31 March and 14 April

S$300-400

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692 683

684

694

694

1936 (16 Jan.) envelope from British Guiana to Seremban where it was marked “Unknown” (18.3), forwarded to the Dead Letter Office where multi-lingual “Unknown” label was affixed and “D.L.O. SEREMBAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D1; the only recorded example) struck on 23 March, the envelope then sent to Singapore GPO and Singapore DLO. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

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695

1939 (25 July) envelope registered to Kuala Pilah bearing, on reverse, 2c. and 10c. (3) tied by “SEREMBAN. F.M.S./REGISTERED” oval d.s. (Type R11) and showing circularframed “A.R”; upon arrival the envelope marked “Left no address, Retour” with multi-lingual “Gone Away” label affixed on reverse and showing Kuala Pilah c.d.s. (27.7) alongside. Unusual. Photo

S$500-600

Ayer Kuning South 696

1937 (13 Dec.) envelope registered to England, bearing 5c. (3) and 25c. tied by “AYER double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing provisional registration label; the envelope with some peripheral creasing. Photo

KUNING SOUTH”

S$350-450

Gemas 697

1936 (12 Dec) envelope (247x115mm.) registered to London, bearing 1935-41 2c., 25c. and $1, all tied by “GEMAS/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s., showing registration label and circular-framed “A.R” (Type AR2, latest recorded date)

S$250-300

Kuala Klawang (formerly Jelebu) 698

699

1940 (20 May) 15c. registered envelope to Port Dickson, uprated with 1935-36 1c. (small defect at top), 2c. and 5c., all cancelled by “KUALA KLAWANG/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D8) and showing Seremban and arrival datestamps alongside

S$250-300

1946 (11 June) envelope to Perak bearing, on reverse, BMA 8c. tied by “KUALA double-ring d.s. with manuscript date in centre (Type D8). Photo

S$400-500

KLAWANG/F.M.S.”

Kuala Pilah 700

1901-38 envelopes (5, two registered), FMS stationery cards (2), envelope and registered envelope, and a picture postcard, variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D3 (3), D4 (2), D6 (2) and R6 (2), two show small “AR” h.s. (Type AR2; earliest and latest recorded dates) and two show framed “T” (Type UP2; earliest and latest recorded dates). Condition very mixed

S$800-1,000

Labu 701

1915 (24 Jan.) envelope to London, redirected to Sussex, bearing FMS 4c. tied by “LABU” double-ring d.s. (Type D3) overstruck by London machine d.s., and showing another fine strike in opposite corner; the envelope with some minor tears at top caused through opening

S$250-300

Mambau 702

1919 (22 May) envelope (opened-out) registered to USA, bearing FMS 1c. pair, 2c. (on reverse) and 4c. (4, one on reverse), all tied by “MAMBAU” double-ring d.s. (Type D2; earliest recorded date) and showing provisional registration label; 1925 (22 Oct) envelope to Kuala Lumpur, bearing FMS 5c. tied by legible “MAMBAU” double-ring d.s. (Type D2; latest recorded date); and 1941 (6 Nov.) envelope to Portsmouth, bearing Selangor 8c. pair tied by legible “MAMBAU/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D3; latest recorded date)

S$600-800

Mantin 703

1904 (25 May) “red band” envelope to Indo-China bearing, on reverse, FMS 8c. (faults) clearly tied by fine “MANTIN” squared-circle d.s. (Type D2) and showing Seremban and Singapore transit datestamps alongside

S$250-300

Nilai 704

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S$200-250

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695

696 706

707

711 709

712

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705

A ᔛ

1930 (28 Aug.) envelope registered to London, bearing FMS 1c., 10c. and 30c. tied by “NILAI/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D3), showing Airmail etiquette and almost complete framed “RECOMMANDÉ” in violet (Type R3, earliest recorded date) with Seremban transit d.s. on reverse

S$250-300

Pedas 706

1936 (13 Jan.) envelope to London bearing, on reverse, 1c. block of twenty-five (5x5) cancelled by “PEDAS” double-ring d.s. (Type D3). A remarkable franking. Photo

S$600-800

Perhentian Tinggi 707

1911 (22 Aug.) picture postcard (The mouth of the Singapore river) to England, bearing FMS 3c. tied by fair to fine “PERHENTIAN TINGGI” oval d.s. (Type D1; latest recorded date) and showing Seremban and Penang transit datestamps alongside. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Rantau 708

1926 (3 Aug.) FMS 12c. registered envelope to England, uprated with 3c. and 6c., all cancelled by “RANTAU/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D4 State 1) and showing part framed “RECOMMANDÉ” h.s. in violet (Type R3; the only recorded example); and 1934 (29 Jan.) envelope (piece missing from top right corner) to England flown by KLM, bearing FMS 6c. (damaged), 12c. and 35c., tied by “RANTAU/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s.

(Type D4 State 1) and showing Air Mail etiquette at upper left

S$500-600

Rembau 709

1945 (13 Oct.) Japanese occupation 4c. stationery card (rounded top right corner) from Chengkau (office not yet re-opened) to Kuala Kangsar, showing “REMBAU/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D5; earliest recorded re-opening date) alongside. The occupation card was not valid, but it was during the free post period. Most unusual. Photo

S$500-600

Siliau 710

711

712

1912 (24 Oct.) picture postcard to England readressed internally, beraing FMS 1c. vertical strip of three placed sideways and tied by “SILIAU” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing Seremban and Penang transit datestamps

S$200-250

1945 (24 Nov.) envelope to London, bearing BMA 8c. tied by “SILIAU” double-ring d.s. with manuscript date in centre (Type D5; earliest recorded date). Photo

S$250-300

1947 (13 Jan.) Rubber Research Institute circular to Kuala Lumpur, bearing BMA 1c. and 3c. clearly tied by “SILIAU” double-ring d.s. with manuscript date in centre (Type D5). Photo

S$250-300

Sri Menanti 713

714

1927 (15 Aug.) envelope to Manchester, bearing FMS 6c. tied by “SRI MENANTI” doublering d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date), showing another strike alongside and, on reverse, Kuala Pilah and Seremban transit datestamps. Rare. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1930 (7 Apr.) envelope to England, flown by Imperial Airways from Karachi, bearing FMS 2c. and 4c. (6), all tied by “SRI MENANTI” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing Air Mail etiquette at lower left and, on reverse, Kuala Pilah, Seremban and Penang transit datestamps. Photo

S$800-1,000

Sungei Gadut 715

1947 (14 Jan.) Rubber Research Institute circular to Kuala Lumpur, bearing BMA 1c. and 2c. tied by “SUNGEI GADUT” double-ring d.s. with manuscript date in centre (Type D6). Photo

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S$500-600

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713

723

715

717

718

725

729

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Tanjong Ipoh 716

1947 (20 Jan.) Rubber Research Institute circular to Kual Lumpur, bearing BMA 1c. and 2c. tied by “TANJONG IPOH/MALAYA” double-ring d.s. with manuscript date in centre (Type D2); and 1948 (7 Jan.) envelope to Austria, bearing BMA 1c. (2), 2c. (2) and 3c.

(3), all tied by “TANJING IPOH” double-ring d.s. (Type D3). A fine pair

S$500-600

Tiroi 717

718

1917 (25 Feb.) envelope to Seremban bearing, on reverse, FMS 3c. tied by superb “TIROI” oval d.s. in violet (Type D2). Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1917 (2 Apr.) envelope to Seremban bearing, on reverse, FMS 3c. tied by fine “TIROI” oval d.s. in violet (Type D2); the envelope a little discoloured. Photo

S$800-1,000

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720

721

The collection to 1942 housed in three volumes contained in a box, comprising envelopes (145, twenty-two registered), postal stationery cards (9), envelopes (3) and registered envelopes (13), a front, picture postcards (6) and loose stamps/pieces (370 approx.), showing a good range of GPO and sub-office datestamps, registration markings, “AR” h.s. and tax markings. Condition very mixed, therefore viewing strongly recommended

S$10,000-12,000

The collection of BMA period in an album, comprising envelopes/circulars (66, sixteen registered), postal stationery cards (3), envelope and registered envelope, Air Letters (3) and loose stamps/pieces (59), showing a good range of GPO and sub-office cancellations, registered markings, “AR” h.s. and a few slogans. A fine lot and a good basis for further expansion

S$3,000-3,500

The post BMA collection to circa 1957 in an album, comprising envelopes (71, forty-four registered), postal stationery cards (22), envelopes (2) and registered envelopes (7), Air Letters (2), Radio Malaya cards (11) and loose stamps/pieces (75 approx), showing a good ranger of GPO and sub-office cancellations, registered and “AR” handstamps and a few slogans, with many earliest and latest recorded dates. A fine lot and a very good basis for further expansion

S$2,000-25,000

PAHANG Kuantan G.P.O. 722

723

1905 (12 Aug.) picture postcard to Australia, bearing FMS 1c. tied by “KUANTAN” c.d.s.

(Type D3), showing oval-framed “T” (Type UP2; earliest recorded date) and bearing Australia Postage Due 1d. cancelled in manuscript; 1908 (24 Mar.) envelope (a little damaged at lower left) to California, bearing FMS 3c. and 5c. tied by “KUANTAN” c.d.s.

(Type D4, latest recorded date), showing another strike at left ; 1908 (10 Feb.) envelope (truncated at left) to California, bearing FMS 3c. and 5c. tied by Type D3 c.d.s.; 1921 (30 Mar.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to Singapore, uprated with 4c., cancelled by “KUANTAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D6; 1922 (24 Apr.) envelope (faults) registered to Western Australia, bearing FMS 6c. (3) tied by “KUANTAN/M.O.O.” double-ring d.s.

(Type R3; the only recorded date); and 1925 envelope (faults) registered to Manchester, bearing FMS 1c. and 20c. tied by poor c.d.s. and showing framed “RECOMMANDÉ” h.s. in violet (Type R10; the only recorded example). An interesting lot

S$700-900

1908 (28 July) envelope registered from Singapore to Kuantan, bearing Straits Settlements 3c., 10c., 50c. (damaged) and $1 (damaged), all tied by c.d.s., showing registration datestamp and very fine “KUANTAN” oval d.s. in violet (Type D4) for 31 July.

Attractive. Photo

S$800-1,000

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1941 (21 July) envelope to Edinburgh, marked “By Air Throughout”, bearing 1936 $2 tied by “FRASER’S HILL/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing brown sealing tape at left tied by violet Censor h.s.

S$250-300

Kuala Krau 725

726

1928 (28 June) FMS 12c. registered envelope to London, uprated with 3c. and 6c. (perfs cut off on two sides), cancelled by “KUALA KRAU” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing provisional registration label and, on reverse, Gemas and Kuala Lumpur transit datestamps. Attractive. Photo

S$500-600

1941 (25 Aug.) 2c. stationery card to Singapore, uprated with Straits Settlements 2c. and tied by “KUALA KRAU” double-ring d.s. (Type D2, latest recorded date); the card with two filled-in punch holes at foot. Photo

S$700-900

Kuala Lipis (Ulu Pahang) 727

728

729

1908 (10 Dec.) FMS registered envelope to Singapore, uprated with 3c., cancelled by “KUALA LIPIS” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing fair Type R3 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date); 1924 (Mar.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to England, uprated with 2c. and 6c. and tied by fine “KUALA LIPIS” double-ring d.s. (Type D9); and 1940 2c. stationery card, uprated with 2c. and cancelled by “KUALA LIPIS/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s.

(Type D10)

S$400-500

1912 (24 Aug.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to Raub, uprated with 3c. (damaged through opening), cancelled by “KUALA LIPIS” double-ring d.s. (Type D7, earliest recorded date), showing registration d.s. (Type R3, latest recorded date) and circularframed “A.R.” h.s.

S$250-300

1945 (29 Sept.) Japanese occupation 4c. stationery card to the Isle of Wight, used during the free post period, showing stamp impression crossed through in pencil and cancelled by “KUALA LIPIS” double-ring d.s. with manuscript date in centre (Type D12; earliest recorded date); the card with damaged lower left corner. Photo

S$600-600

Raub 730

1907 (18 Aug.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to Penang, uprated with 3c., cancelled by “RAUB” c.d.s. (Type D8), showing registration d.s. (Type R2, earliest recorded date) and Kuala Kubu transit datestamp; the envelope with some light discolouration and other lesser faults

S$250-300

Ringlet (Renglet) 731

732

HIGHLANDS.”

1935 (15 June) envelope to Penang, bearing FMS 2c. clearly tied by “RENGLET/CAMERON double-ring d.s. (Type D2). Scarce printed matter rate cover. Photo

S$600-800

1939 (13 Sept.) envelope to London and readdressed internally, bearing 1935 8c. tied by “RINGLET/CAMERON HIGHLANDS” double-ring d.s. (Type D3) and showing framed “PASSED BY/3/CENSOR” in violet alongside; and 1941 envelope to India, bearing 1935 5c.

(2) and 40c. tied by “RINGLET/CAMERON HIGHLANDS” double-ring d.s. (Type D3). Both with some minor faults

S$400-500

Tanah Rata 733

1939-41 envelope (5) to Ireland (2), Scotland, Switzerland and USA, franked at 8c., 45c., 50c., 55c. and $1.20, cancelled by Types D3 (4) and D4, all with censor markings, the cover to Switzerland showing “AIR MAIL FEE/INSUFFICIENTLY PAID” (partly obscured by Censor label), and the cover to USA showing triangular-framed “T” (Type UP2; latest recorded date) and with US Postage Due 10c. A good group

S$800-1,000

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Triang 734

1941 (7 Apr.) 2c. stationery card to USA, uprated with 2c. (3), cancelled by “TRIANG/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D3; latest recorded date) and showing violet “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION/63” h.s. alongside. Photo

S$500-600

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736

737

The collection to 1942 housed in two albums contained in a box, comprising envelopes (56, nine registered), postal stationery cards (8) and registered envelopes (4), picture postcards (8) and loose stamps/pieces (500+), comprising a good range of GPO and suboffice cancellations with some earliest and latest recorded dates. Condition mixed, therefore viewing highly recommended

S$9,000-12,000

The post BMA collection to circa 1957 housed in two albums contained in a box, comprising envelopes (47, twenty registered), postal stationery cards (30), envelope and registered envelopes (14), Air Letters (2), Radio Malaya cards (33) and loose stamps/pieces (115), including a very fine range of GPO and sub-office cancellations with a number of earliest and latest recorded dates. A fine lot for the specialist

S$3,500-4,500

The collection from the BMA period comprising envelopes (45, seven registered), postal stationery cards (2), Air Letters (2) and loose stamps/pieces (88), showing a wide range of GPO and sub-office cancellations with a few earliest and latest recorded dates. A good lot and a sound basis on which to expand

S$2,500-3,000

PERAK Ipoh - G.P.O. 738

739

740

741

742

743

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1892 (27 Dec.) 1c. stationery card (two pinholes at top left) to Batu Gajah, cancelled by part oval of bars (Type K1) and showing Type D2 despatch c.d.s. alongside; 1893 (1 Aug.) 1c. stationery card to Taiping neatly cancelled by Type D3 squared-circle d.s.

A fine pair

S$400-500

1897 (17 June) envelope (flap missing) registered to Singapore, bearing 1895-99 50c, dull purple and greenish black and $1, both tied by “IPOH/POST OFFICE” squared-circle d.s. (Type D4, earliest recorded date) and showing registration d.s. (Type R2, earliest recorded date) alongside. Photo

S$600-800

1902-41 envelopes (7), stationery cards (5, four FMS) and an Advice of Receipt, variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D5; earliest recorded date), D9, D22, D26, M1, M1 State 8, M2 State 10 (earliest recorded date) and F1, four show Train Letter h.s. Types TL2 (earliest recorded date), TL3 and TL4 (2, one the latest recorded date). Condition a little mixed though an interesting lot

S$1,000-1,200

1912 (5 Oct.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to London, uprated 4c., clearly cancelled and showing fine Type R2 registration d.s.; 1912 (24 Dec.) envelope registered to India, franked at 14c. on reverse and showing Type R2 registration d.s. (latest recorded date); 1921 (20 Sept.) envelope registered to USA, franked at 31c., clearly tied by double-ring d.s. and showing “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2); and 1932 (5 Aug.) FMS 15c. registered envelope to England, uprated 70c., clearly tied by “IPOH/F.M.S” double-ring d.s. and showing “A.R” h.s. (Type AR3). A good group of registered covers

S$400-500

1916-23 underpaid envelopes from India (9) showing various tax markings comprising Types UP7 (earliest recorded date), UP8, UP14, UP15, UP16, UP17, UP20 (earliest recorded date), UP21 (latest recorded date) and UP26; some faults as to be expected though an interesting group

S$500-600

1916-22 envelopes (7) from India, all underpaid and showing various Tax markings including Types UP7 (earliest recorded date), UP14, UP16 (2, earliest and latest recorded dates) and UP21 (3, one the earliest recorded date); condition a little mixed

S$600-800

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745

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759

752

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744

745

1936-40 envelopes (4) each with adhesives cancelled at Ipoh, all showing Train Letter handstamps comprising Types TL2 and TL3 (3); two covers with some discolouration

S$200-250

1937 (12 Mar.) Selangor 5c. stationery card to Sitiawan, cancelled by “IPOH/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. and showing fine “TRAIN LETTER” h.s. (Type TL3); the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$250-300

Bagan Serai 746

1896 (19 June) Straits Settlements 1c. stationery card from Singapore to Bagan Seriai showing Type D1 arrival d.s.; 1901 (7 Dec.) picture postcard (creased) to India, bearing FMS 4c. tied by Type D1 d.s.; 1903 (27 Nov.) picture postcard to England franked at 3c, 1903 (28 Dec.) envelope to Ireland franked at 8c. and 1904 (22 Mar.) 5c. registered envelope to England uprated 9c., all cancelled by Type D2 d.s. (the first is the earliest recorded date); 1927 (20 June) envelope registered to Klang, franked at 31c. on reverse and showing “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2; the only recorded example) and framed “RECOMMANDÉ” h.s. (Type R7; the only recorded example); 1931 (6 June) FMS 2c. stationery card to Glasgow, cancelled by Type D4 and showing Type UP2 tax h.s. (latest recorded date) alongside; and 1935 (Apr.) underpaid envelope from India bearing FMS Postage Due 4c. on reverse tied by Type D4 datestamp. An interesting group

S$700-900

Banir 747

1937 (14 Mar.) 2c. stationery card to Ipoh, clearly cancelled by “BANIR/F.M.S” doublering d.s. (Type D2); the card a little discoloured and soiled

S$250-300

748 Batu Gajah 748

1887 (1 July) envelope to France, bearing Straits Settlements 1882 8c. placed sideways and tied by “KINTA” c.d.s. (Type D1), showing Kuala Kangsar, Penang and Paris a Modane transit datestamps; the envelope with small repair to top right corner and with some light overall staining. Very rare. Photo Photo for lot 745 appears on page 123

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S$10,000-12,000

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1907-35 envelope (2, one registered) and stationery registered envelopes (3), variously addressed and franked, showing cancellation Types D8, R2 (3, all also showing Type R1 registration d.s.) and R4; condition mixed

S$500-600

Behrang 750

1936 (28 Sept.) 2c. stationery card (creases) to Kuala Kangsar, cancelled by mainly fine “BEHRANG/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D2). Scarce. Photo

S$500-600

Bruas 751

1928 (8 Dec.) and 1930 (14 Aug.) envelopes registered to London, bearing FMS 1c. and 4c. (8), and 3c. and 50c. respectively cancelled by “BRUAS” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) with both showing “A.R” h.s. (Type AR1), the latter also showing Air Mail etiquette at upper left

S$300-400

Chendriang 752

1905 (25 Aug.) envelope to Winnipeg, Canada bearing, on reverse, FMS 8c. clearly tied by “CHENDERIANG/POST OFFICE” squared-circle d.s. (Type D2) and showing Temoh, Penang and arrival datestamps alongside; the envelope a little soiled and creased. Scarce.

Photo

S$300-400

Gopeng 753

754

1896 (Aug.) “Myerscough” envelope registered to London, bearing Straits Settlements 5c.

(2) and 8c. (3), all tied by light “GOPENG” squared-circle d.s. (Type D3) and all but one 5c. crossed by blue crayon, showing light Type R1 registration d.s., three strikes of “A.R” h.s. (Type AR1, earliest recorded date) and, on reverse, Taiping, Ipoh and Penang transit d.s.; the envelope with some peripheral faults. Photo

S$600-800

1897 (30 July) and 1899 (13 Apr.) 1c. stationery cards to Penang and Ipoh cancelled by Type D3 d.s.; 1904 (30 Jan.) envelope registered to Chicago, bearing FMS 8c. and 10c. clearly tied by Type D3 d.s. and showing Type R1 datestamp on face; 1908 (2 Dec.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to Sumatra, uprated with 4c. (2), all cancelled by Type R2 c.d.s., showing fine Type R1 d.s. and various transit markings; and 1934 envelope to Norwich, flown from Alor Star to Amsterdam, bearing FMS 1c., 2c. and 5c. tied by Type D5 c.d.s.

S$600-800

Gula 755

1911 (1 Sept.) picture postcard and (1 Dec.) envelope (part flap missing) to England bearing FMS 3c. and 4c. respectively tied by Type D2; 1923 (Oct.) picture postcard (stains) to Tangier bearing FMS 2c. (2) tied by Type D2; 1933 (13 June) envelope to London, bearing FMS 25c. tied by Type D2; and 1938 (21 Sept.) envelope (small faults) to Kent, bearing 8c. tied by Type D4

S$400-500

Intan 756

1911 (8 Apr.) photographic postcard to London bearing FMS 3c. tied by Type D2 and showing Grit, Kuala Kangsar, Taiping and Penang transit datestamps; 1927 (3 Aug.) FMS 2c. stationery card from Ipoh to Intan, re-addressed to London and again to Sussex, showing Type D2 c.d.s. and a fine strike of Type UP1 Tax h.s. (the only recorded example); 1930 (15 Nov.) envelope to Dover bearing FMS 6c. tied by Type D3 (earliest recorded date); and 1941 (23 Oct.) re-used envelope to London, bearing 8c. tied by Type D3 (latest recorded date) and showing brown sealing tape at left tied by censor h.s. in violet

S$450-550

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Ipoh East (Ipoh Sub Post Office) 757

758

1909 (9 Jan.) FMS 1c. stationery card, addressed locally, cancelled by Type D1; 1910 (4 Nov.) FMS 3c. outward half of reply paid card to London; 1923 (14 Nov.) envelope to New York bearing FMS 2c. and 10c.; and 1924 (July) envelope to London bearing FMS 2c. and 4c.; all are cancelled by Type D1 datestamp. Condition a little mixed

S$300-400

1917 (16 Apr.) envelope to Chicago, bearing FMS 4c. tied by poor Type D1, showing another clearer strike at left and fine Type UP1 tax h.s. (the only recorded example) though there is no evidence that postage due was collected. Photo

S$400-500

Ipoh New Town 759

760

1930 (30 Oct.) FMS 4c. stationery envelope to London, uprated with 2c., clearly cancelled by “IPOH NEW TOWN/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date); some minor staining in left hand corners. Very scarce. Photo

S$500-600

1932 (11 Feb.) envelope to USA, bearing FMS 4c., 5c., 6c., 10c. and 12c., all clearly tied by “IPOH NEW TOWN/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D2, latest recorded date) and showing Air Mail etiquette at upper left. Most attractive. Photo

S$500-600

Kampar 761

1940 (12 Mar.) 2c. stationery card to New York, uprated with 2c., cancelled by “KAMPAR/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D6 State 1), showing Tax h.s. (Type UP2, latest recorded pre-war date) with manuscript “9c” alongside, unframed “PASSED/FOR/TRANSMISSION” and New York tax h.s.; card with light horizontal crease not affecting fine appearance. Photo

S$400-500

Kampong Kepayang 762

1911 (18 Dec.) picture postcard to Belgium bearing, on picture side, FMS 1c. tied by “KAMPONG KEPAYANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D1); 1926 (18 Feb.) FMS 12c. registered envelope to New York, uprated with 3c. (5), clearly cancelled by “KAMPONG KEPAYANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D1) and showing registration label

S$250-300

Kuala Kangsar 763

1902-41 envelopes (4), stationery envelope, registered envelopes (2) and stationery cards (4), variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D3, D5 (2), D7 (2), D8 (4), R4 and R5, postal markings include unframed “A.R” (Type AR2, the only recorded date) and Type UP2 tax h.s. A good lot

S$1,000-1,200

Lahat 764

765

1899-1940 envelope, registered envelope, stationery card and picture postcards (2, one damaged), variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D2 (3) and D5 (2), one with Penang censor

S$400-500

1906 (15 Dec.) unstamped picture postcard to Madagascar, showing fine “LAHAT” squared-circle d.s. (Type D2), Type UP1 tax h.s. (the only recorded example), and Ipoh, Penang, Colombo and Mauritius transit datestamps. A most unusual destination

S$250-300

Lenggong 766

1904 (20 Oct.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, FMS 4c. tied by Type D2 and showing Kuala Kangsar, Taipeng and Penang transit datestamps alongside; 1926 (16 Apr.) envelope to England, bearing FMS 2c. and 4c. tied by fine Type D2) and showing fine Type UP2 tax h.s. (earliest recorded date) with manuscript “50c” alongside; and 1940 2c. stationery card to Penang cancelled by Type D3 double-ring d.s.

S$400-500

Lumut 767

1907 (12 Mar.) picture postcard (The Clock-Tower, Penang) to London, bearing Straits Settlements 4c. tied by legible “LUMUT” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing fine “PANGKOR” (Type D3) and Penang transit datestmps. Rare. Photo Photo for lot 759 appears on page 123

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S$1,000-1,200

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761

760

767

768

774

776

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768

769

770

771

772

1920 (27 July) envelope registered to England, bearing Straits Settlements 2c. and 4c. tied by “LUMUT/PENANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D5), showing provisional registration label and unframed “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2). Photo

S$500-600

1922-41 envelopes (5) and a registered envelope, variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D5, D6 State 1 (2, one the earliest recorded date) and D6 State 2 (3, one the latest recorded date); condition a little mixed

S$1,000-1,200

1929 (11 Sept.) envelope to London, bearing Straits Settlements 8c. and 25c. neatly tied by “LUMUT/PENANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing registration label and Air Mail etiquette label at lower left. Scarce and attractive. Photo

S$400-500

1935 (27 Apr.) envelope registered to Canada, bearing FMS 1c., 2c. and 10c. pair, all tied by “LUMUT” double-ring d.s. (Type D6 State 2) and showing old Straits Settlements type registration label

S$200-250

1945 (22 Aug.) envelope to Lumut, bearing Japanese Occupation Pictorial 8c., marked “closed, D.L.O. Ipoh, Retour” in red ink as it was addressed to a Japanese firm with Japan having surrendered while the letter was in transit and showing “LUMUT” double-ring d.s.

(Type D6 State 3, earliest recorded date). As the mail service was interrupted, the letter was sent to the D.L.O. Ipoh and returned to Taiping. Most unusual. Photo

S$800-1,000

Malim Nawar 773

1937 (8 Nov.) 5c. stationery envelope to Kuala Lumpur and 1941 (10 Dec.) envelope to Australia bearing 50c., both cancelled by “MALIM NAWAR” double-ring d.s. (Type D2, one the latest recorded date), the latter with brown sealing tape at left tied by censor h.s. in violet

S$300-400

Matang 774

1892 (10 Feb.) unstamped 1c. stationery card to Taiping showing, on reverse, “MATANG” despatch (Type D2, earliest recorded date) and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$500-600

Papan 775

1897 (4 Jan.) envelope registered to Canton bearing, on reverse, Straits Settlements 1883 5c. blue and 1894 8c. ultramarine vertical pairs tied by “PAPAN” squared-circle d.s. (Type D2), showing unframed “REGISTERED” h.s. (Type R1, earliest recorded date), Lahat, Taiping, Singapore and Hong Kong transit datestamps and, on face, unframed “A.R” h.s.

(Type AR1). A scarce and attractive franking. Photo

S$5,000-6,000

PROVENANCE:

Dr. Cheah Way Mun, June 2004 Parit Buntar 776

1894 (25 Apr.) envelope (slightly reduced at right) to India bearing, on reverse, Straits Settlements 1c. on 8c. vertical strip of three and 5c., all cancelled by light oval of bars (Type K1, latest recorded date) and showing, on face, large part “PARIT BUNTAR” c.d.s.

(Type D3, latest recorded date). Very scarce. Photo

S$600-800

Pengkalan Bahru 777

1939 (18 July) envelope (215x140mm; peripheral faults) from England to Panchor Lumut, marked “over 1oz., 6d. to pay” in red ink, showing “T” h.s. with blue crayon alongside, marked “unknown”, showing framed “RETOUR” in violet and, on reverse, bearing MPU Postage Due 10c. strip of three and bi-lingual “Unknown” label, both tied by “LUMUT” double-ring d.s. (Type D6 State 2) and showing fine “PENGKALEN BHARU (DINDINGS)” double-ring d.s. (Type D2 State 2) and DLO Penang d.s. Photo Photos also appear on page 127

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S$800-1,000

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772

777

775

780

Port Weld 778

1897 (27 Feb.), and 1898 (July) 1c. stationery cards to Taiping and Penang, and 1900 (26 Apr.) 1c. reply half of reply paid card to Slim River, all cancelled by “PORT WELD� squared-circle d.s. (Type D4), the last showing Taiping, Telok Anson, Klang, Kuala Kubu and Tanjong Malim transit d.s. An interesting trio

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Pusing 779

1925 unstamped envelope from India showing Tax h.s. and bearing FMS Postage Due 10c.; 1925 (23 June) enevlope to Penang bearing, on reverse, FMS 5c.; and 1925 (18 May) envelope registered to Alor Star showing provisional registration label and bearing, on reverse, FMS 5c. and 12c.; all cancelled and tied by “POST OFFICE/PUSING” datestamp (Type D1) in violet, black and violet ink respectively; all with faults

S$500-600

Selama 780

781

1945 (3 Oct.) stampless “Chettiar” envelope to India sent during the free post period, showing fine framed “SELAMA.” h.s. (Type D4; earliest recorded date) with violet “OCT. 3 1945” d.s. and Censor label tied by censor h.s. Very scarce. Photo

S$300-400

1946 (2 Dec.) “Chettiar” envelope to India bearing, on reverse, BMA 8c. tied by very fine “SELAMA” skeleton c.d.s. (Type D5). Scarce. Photo

S$500-600

Sungei Siput 782

1922 (13 Nov.) envelope registered to Switzerland, bearing FMS 10c., 12c. (crossed by light vertical crease) and 20c. tied by “SUNGEI SIPUT/POST OFFICE” double-ring d.s. (Type R4; earliest recorded date), showing registration label and “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2, the only recorded date); and 1924 (15 Sept.) envelope to California, bearing FMS 1c. block of four (on reverse) and 4c. pair tied by “SUNGEI SIPUT” double-ring d.s. (Type D4), and showing Type UP2 Tax h.s. (the only recorded example) deleted by blue crayon. A good pair of covers

S$400-500

Sungkai 783

1905 “Chettiar” envelope to Sungkai bearing, on reverse, FMS 3c. tied by unclear despatch c.d.s. and fine Tanjong Malim squared-circle transit d.s. and showing fine “SUNGKAI/POST OFFICE” oval d.s. in red (Type D1) for 23 July; the envelope a little soiled and discoloured though a rare postmark. Photo

S$600-800

Taiping 784 ័

785

786

787

788

789

1877 (6 Nov.) front addressed to “Captain Speedy, Assistant Resident Perak”, bearing Straits Settlements 2c. tied by legible “B/172” obliterator, showing light Singapore Paid c.d.s. in red with two strikes (one legible) of “LAROOT” c.d.s. (Type D1). Photo

S$600-800

1887 (10 Jan.) 1c. stationery card to Penang, cancelled by oval of bars, showing fine “THAIPENG/PERAK” oval d.s. (Type D4; only known date of use) at left and legible arrival c.d.s. Photo

S$800-1,000

1891 (5 Mar.) “Winch Brothers” envelope registered to Colchester, bearing Straits Settlements 10c. slate (3), all cancelled by “THAIPENG” c.d.s. (Type D7), showing legible registration h.s. (Type R1, latest recorded date) and red London transit d.s.; the envelope a little soiled and creased. Rare. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1895 (25 July) Straits Settlements 2c. stationery card to Rangoon uprated 1c., and 1897 (6 Jan.) Straits Settlements 3c. stationery card to Ceylon, both cancelled by “TAIPING/POST OFFICE” squared-circle d.s. (Type D9); the latter card with a few small faults

S$500-600

1895 (20 Sept.) envelope registered to Batu Gajah, bearing 1895 1c. (2) and 5c. tied by “TAIPING/POST OFFICE” squared-circle d.s. (Type D9), showing fine Type R3 registration d.s. (earliest recoded date) with, on reverse, Ipoh and arrival datestamps; the envelope with light central fold and some peripheral faults, mainly at right. Photo

S$400-500

1900-46 envelopes (5) and a 1c. stationery card, variously addressed and franked, all showing tax markings including Types UP3 (3, one the earliest recorded date, another also showing framed “INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID”) and UP15 (2, one in violet), and two bearing FMS Postage Dues totalling 12c. A very interesting lot

S$1,000-1,200

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785

788 783

784 791

790 786

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Tanjong Rambutan 790

791

792

1911 (20 Jan.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to Plymouth, uprated 4c., neatly cancelled by “TANJONG RAMBUTAN/POST OFFICE” squared-circle d.s. (Type D2, latest recorded date), showing Type R1 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date), London I.S. registration label and, on reverse, Ipoh and Penang transit datestamps. Photo

S$500-600

1912 (27 Dec.) FMS 3c. stationery card to Belgium, clearly cancelled by mainly fine “POST OFFICE/TANJONG RAMBUTAN” oval d.s. in violet (Type D3) and showing Ipoh, Penang and Antwerp transit datestamps; the card with some minor creases. Scarce. Photo

S$600-800

1920 (1 Sept.) FMS 2c. on 1c. stationery card to Germany, uprated with 1c. (2), cancelled by “TANJONG RAMBUTAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D4); 1923 (15 Aug.) envelope registered to London, bearing F.M.S. 2c., 6c. and 10c. tied by “TANJONG RAMBUTAN/POST OFFICE” double-ring d.s.; and 1941 (8 Aug.) envelope to England, bearing 1940 $2 tied by “TANJONG RAMBUTAN/MALAYA” double-ring d.s. (Type D5) and showing violet censor h.s. A fine trio of covers

S$500-600

Tapah 793

794

1892 (27 July) 1c. stationery card (repaired corner) to San Marino uprated with Straits Settlements 1c. on 8c. (2), 1892 (17 Dec.) 1c. stationery card (heavy crease at left) to Batu Gajah, and 1894 (18 Apr.) 1c. stationery card locally addressed, all cancelled by oval of bars (Type K1, the last being the latest recorded date) and showing “TAPAH” c.d.s.

(Type D2)

S$600-800

1902 (7 July) FMS 5c. registered envelope to Singapore, uprated with 5c., cancelled by “TAPAH” squared-circle d.s. (Type D3) and showing Type R2 registration h.s.; 1912 (8 May) pink envelope registered to Penang bearing, on reverse, FMS 1c. (4) and 3c. (3), all tied by “TAPAH/POST OFFICE” double-ring d.s. (Type R3) and showing Type R2 registration h.s.; 1913 (16 Apr.) picture postcard to Cairo, bearing FMS 3c. tied by large “TAPAH” squared-circle d.s. (Type D4); and 1921 (19 Sept.) 4c. on 3c. stationery card to Java, clearly tied by “TAPAH” double-ring d.s. (Type D5)

S$500-600

Tapah Road 795

1908 (10 Apr.) envelope to USA bearing FMS tied by large “TAPAH” squared-circle d.s., underpaid thus struck with Type UP2 tax h.s. of Tapah Road (earliest recorded date), “U.S. CHARGE/TO COLLECT 5 CENTS” h.s. and bearing US Postage Due 5c. and showing, on reverse, Tapah Road and other transit datestamps; 1910 (14 Feb.) Straits Settlements 3c. stationery card to Singapore, cancelled on arrival, showing very fine “TAPAH ROAD/POST OFFICE” squared-circle d.s. (Type D2), fine Type UP2 tax h.s. (deleted with blue crayon) plus Tanjong Malim and Kuala Lumpur transit datestamps. A fine pair.

Photo for latter

S$800-1,000

Teluk Anson 796

797

1894-1941 envelopes (3), registered envelope and stationery 1c. cards (4, including two outward and one reply halves of reply paid) variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D4 (4, one the latest recorded date), D7, D11, M1 State 2 and R5. A good group, one or two with small faults

S$800-1,000

1935 (18 Oct.) Straits Settlements 2c. stationery card to Sitiawan, uncancelled, showing “TELOK ANSON/F.M.S.” despatch double-ring d.s. (Type D9) and Type UP2 tax h.s. with FMS Postage Due 4c. alongside cancelled by Sitiawan c.d.s. Scarce. Photo

S$500-600

Teluk Anson Wharf 798

1936 (24 Mar.) envelope registered to Dunedin, New Zealand, bearing 1936 2c. and FMS 25c., both clearly tied by “TELOK ANSON/WHARF” double-ring d.s. (Type D1) and showing registration label at upper left; the envelope with peripheral faults. A rare cancellation on cover. Photo —————————— Photos also appear on page 131

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S$600-800

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804

798

806 807 809

808

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799

800

801

The collection to 1942 housed in 8 volumes contained in a box, comprising envelopes (364 including 68 registered and 42 incoming, mostly from India), postal stationery cards (60, two incoming), envelopes (4) and registered envelopes (40), picture postcards (32), Official cards (6, four are Advice of Receipt) and loose stamps/pieces (1000+), comprising a good range of GPO and sub-office cancellations with some earliest and latest recorded dates, Censor markings, “AR” handstamps, Tax markings and Train letters.

Condition very mixed, therefore viewing highly recommended

S$40,000-50,000

The collection from the BMA period housed in two volumes contained in a box, comprising envelopes/circulars (166, fifty-one registered), postal stationery cards (38) and registered envelopes (4), Air Letters (2) and loose stamps/pieces (260+), showing a wide range of GPO and sub-offices cancellations with a few earliest and latest dates.

A good lot and a sound basis upon which to expand

S$12,000-15,000

The post BMA collection to circa 1957 housed in three albums contained in a box, comprising envelopes (95, thirty-nine registered), postal stationery cards (11) and registered envelopes (70, Air Letters (7), Radio Malaya cards (38) and loose stamps/pieces (50+), including a very fine range of GPO and sub-office cancellations with a number of earliest and latest recorded dates. A fine lot for the specialist

S$700-900

SELANGOR

802

803

Kuala Lumpur - General Post Office 802

803

804

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ᔛ

Straits Settlements 2c. brown (2) on small pieces, both cancelled by circular-framed “Star and Crescent over S” in red (Type K2), one additionally cancelled “B/172”, and 1881-82 2c. brown vertical pair and a single with S.G. Type 3, both crossed by manuscript date and cancelled by Type K2, the former also with “B/172” obliterator.

A useful lot. Photo

S$500-600

1881-82 CC 2c. brown with S.G. Type 1 (“S” inverted) cancelled with part circularframed “Star and Crescent over S” (Type K2) and part “B/172” obliterator, fine. Rare.

Photo

S$500-600

1891 (18 Aug.) envelope to India, bearing Straits Settlements 5c. pair (faults at top) affixed sideways at left and cancelled by diamond of bars (Type K3, earliest recorded date), showing poor to fine strike of “KWALA LUMPUR” c.d.s. (Type D1) alongside and, on reverse, registration h.s. (Type R1) and Penang transit d.s.; the envelope with some small faults. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

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806

807

808

809

810

811

812

813

814

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1893-1941 envelopes (12, two registered; one advertising “The Cycle & Carriage Co. Ltd.), registered envelopes (4) and 1c. stationery cards (4), variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D2, D4, D7 (2, one the earliest known date), D8 (2), D12, D20 (earliest known date), D47, R9 and R14, six with censor markings including two also showing “TRAIN/LETTER” circular h.s. (Type TL7). A good lot, generally fine

S$1,500-2,000

1894 (4 Feb.) envelope to India bearing, at lower left, Straits Settlements 2c. clearly tied by rare “KWALA LUMPUR” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing another fine strike on face; the envelope with two vertical creases at right. Photo

S$600-800

1902 (3 Dec.) picture postcard to England, bearing FMS 1c. tied by Kuala Lumpur c.d.s., showing handstuck “1” (Type UP7, the only recorded example) deleted in pencil, and triangular “KTL” (Type UP3) overstruck by London “11⁄ 2 D/F.B./B” h.s. Photo

S$600-800

1904 (10 Nov.) “ON GOVERNMENT SERVICE” card from the Federal Secretary to Perak, showing good to fine “KWALA LUMPUR” c.d.s. (Type D7) and Taipeng arrival datestamp.

Photo

S$400-500

1913 (24 Oct.) envelope addressed to a ship at Port Swettenham, bearing FMS 3c. tied

by Kuala Lumpur double-ring d.s., redirected to Japan, showing blue crayon “T 30c” with bi-lingual “DUE 12 SEN” h.s. in violet alongside, marked bi-lingually “not known” in blue crayon, “INCONNU” h.s. in violet with three Japanese Post Office slips attached at right and showing various transit markings including DLO datestamps of Singapore (6.1.14) and Kuala Lumpur (9.1.14). Most unusual. Photo

S$500-600

1923 (27 June) envelope to USA, bearing FMS 1c. (4), 2c. (2) and 4c., all tied by Kuala Lumpur c.d.s. and showing two fine strikes of circular “BRITISH EMPIRE/Lion/EXHIBITION 1924” handstamp (Type HS 1, earliest recorded date). Colourful. Photo

S$400-500

1926-38 envelopes (5) including registered from Kuala Lumpur to India, registered from Ceylon to Kuala Pilah, from India to Ipoh and from India to Rangoon redirected to Port Swettenham, four showing “D.L.O. F.M.S./KUALA LUMPUR” datestamps (Type D2, latest recorded date, and three with D3), two also show framed “D.L.O. KUALA LUMPUR/CONTAINS CORRESPONDENCE/ONLY....” h.s. (Type I4; one the earliest recorded date), two with bi-lingual “Unknown” label, one with bi-lingual “Refused” and one with bi-lingual “Unclaimed”; some faults though a most interesting lot

S$1,000-1,200

1930 envelope to USA, bearing FMS 2c., 4c. and 6c. tied by fair to fine strike of the very scarce “MALAYAN/EXHIBITION/1930/M.A.H.A” datestamp (Type HS4). Photo

S$300-400

1932-38 underpaid envelopes (4) comprising 1932 (May) from USA to Kuala Lumpur bearing FMS Postage Due 12c, tied by Type I13 h.s., bi-lingual “Refused” label and showing Red Singapore DLO d.s.; 1934 (Feb.) from London to Kuala Lumpur bearing FMS Postage Due 8c. tied by arrival c.d.s. and Type I13 h.s., and bi-lingual “Refused” label (creased); 1934 (June) from India to Kuala Lumpur? and redirected to Malacca, bearing FMS Postage Due 12c. tied by Kuala Lumpur c.d.s. and Type I13 h.s. and, on face, Straits Settlements Postage Due 12c. tied by Malacca c.d.s.; and 1938 (May) India 1a. stationery envelope to Calcutta, redirected to Kuala Lumpur and again to Batu Gajah, bearing MPU Postage Due 12c., one tied by Kuala Lumpur c.d.s. and Type I13 h.s., the other tied by Batu Gajah c.d.s. A fine and interesting group of Postage Due covers

S$800-1,000

1936 (Feb.) envelope (220x102mm; creases) to Greece, and franked at 42c., and 1938 (Jan.) 2c. stationery card to Germany uprated 21c., both showing unframed “AIR MAIL FEE/INSUFFICIENTLY PAID” h.s. (Type I21)

S$250-300

Ampang 815

1922 (6 Mar.) picture poscard to Geneva, bearing FMS 2c, and 6c. tied by “AMPANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D2); and 1936 (16 Oct.) envelope (small faults) to USA, franked at 65c. and cancelled by “AMPANG/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D3 State 1)

S$200-250

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Bangi 816

1914 (27 Oct.) 1c. outward half of reply paid card from Klang to Kajang, showing fine “BANGI” double-ring transit d.s. (Type D2); 1929 (16 Dec.) envelope to England, bearing FMS 2c. and 4c. tied by “BANGI” double-ring d.s. (Type D2); and 1939 (4 Sept.) envelope to California, bearing 1936 12c. tied by fine “BANGI” double-ring d.s. (Type D2), showing violet Censor h.s. alongside and Censor label at left (large part missing on reverse)

S$250-300

Batu Caves 817

818

1910 (21 Apr.) picture postcard (Electric Tramway, Penang) to England, bearing Straits Settlements 3c. tied by good to fine strike of rare “BATU CAVES” oval d.s. in violet (Type D2) and showing Kuala Lumpur and Penang transit datestamps alongside; minor corner creases. Photo

S$1,500-2,000

1901 (1 Dec.) picture postcard (minor creases) to England, bearing FMS 3c. tied by legible strike of rare “BATU CAVES” oval d.s. in violet (Type D2) and showing Kuala Lumpur and Penang transit datestamps. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Batu Laut 819

1932 (24 Nov.) photographic postcard to Denmark, bearing FMS 6c. clearly tied by light “BATU LAUT/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D2 State 1) Scarce. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Bukit Rotan 820

1937 (5 June) and 1938 (27 Oct.) envelopes from same correspondence to England franked at 8c., 1940 (23 Nov.) back of envelope with 55c. franking and 1941 (Oct.) envelope (creases) to England franked at $2, all clearly cancelled by “BUKIT ROTAN/MALAYA” double-ring d.s. (Type D2)

S$300-400

Kajang 821

822

1897 (24 Sept.) envelope to Kuala Lumpur bearing, on reverse, 1895 3c. tied by very light “KAJANG” c.d.s. (Type D1); 1898 (8 May) envelope to Kuala Lumpur bearing 1895 3c. tied by clear “KAJANG” c.d.s. (Type D1); 1898 (9 Aug.) 1c. outward half of reply paid card addressed locally and clearly cancelled by “KAJANG” c.d.s. (Type D1); 1899 (20 June) 1c. stationery card from Klang to Seremban and redirected to Kajang, clearly cancelled by “KLANG” c.d.s. and showing fine “KAJANG” (Type D2) arrival c.d.s. and 1901 1c. reply half of reply paid card to Kuala Lumpur, cancelled by “KAJANG” c.d.s. (Type D2)

S$600-800

1916 (7 Dec.) FMS 10c. registered envelope to USA, uprated 8c., cancelled by “KAJANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D4); 1935-41 envelopes (3), registered envelope and stationery cards (2), variously addressed and franked, four with “KAJANG/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s.

(Type D7) and two with “KAJANG/MALAYA” double-ring d.s. (Type D9 State 1), the registered envelope also showing circular-framed “A.R” h.s. (Type AR2, latest recorded date). A nice group

S$500-600

Kepong 823

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S$1,000-1,200

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818

812

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819

825

833

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824

Klang 824

825

826

827

1885 (15 Jan.) envelope to Singapore, bearing 1885 2c. with S.G. Type 30 tied by diamond of bars (Type K3 and showing “KLANG” c.d.s. (Type D1) in red; the envelope with some small faults, mainly on reverse. Rare. Photo

S$4,000-6,000

1892 (12 Jan.) Straits Settlements 1c. stationery card to Singapore, the stamp impression (crossed by light diagonal crease) uncancelled and showing, in opposite corner, fine strike of very rare “KLANG/SELANGOR” c.d.s. (Type D2); the card with repaired central spike hole. Photo

S$800-1,000

1892 (19 Dec.) Straits Settlements 1c. stationery card from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and 1898 (18 Sept.) and 1899 (2 May) Selangor 1c. stationery cards to Petaling and Penang respectively, the first showing “KLANG” transit c.d.s. (Type D3) and the other two cancelled by Type D4 c.d.s. A fine trio of cards

S$800-1,000

1921 (16 Mar.) India 1⁄ 2 a. stationery envelope to Penang and redirected to Klang, 1928 (19 Feb.) envelope (small faults) to Chicago bearing FMS 6c., and 1928 (2 Dec.) picture postcard (General Post Office, Singapore) to Los Angeles bearing FMS 2c., each showing scarce triangular-framed “K/T . G” h.s. tax (Type UP2, the first the earliest recorded date).

Scarce

S$600-800

Kuala Kubu 828

1901 (1 May) Straits Settlements 1c. stationery card (creases) to Raub, 1901 (24 Apr.) Negri Sembilan 1c. stationery card to Tanjong Malim and redirected to Raub, 1904 (18 Feb.) FMS 3c. stationery card to Singapore and 1904 (28 Apr.) large part envelope bearing FMS 1c. and 3c., all cancelled by “KWALA KUBU” c.d.s. (Type D2)

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S$600-800

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1938 (30 July) envelope to Singapore, bearing Selangor 4c. and Straits Settlements 1c., both clearly tied by “MAHA KUALALUMPUR” double-ring d.s. (Type D15, the only recorded date); some light staining etc. Rare. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Kuala Lumpur - Batu Road 830

831

1910-41 envelopes (2, one O.G.S.) and FMS registered envelopes, variously addressed and franked, cancellations comprise Types D2 and D3 State 1 (3), one registered envelope showing Type R2 h.s. (latest recorded date), the other showing circular-framed “A.R” h.s.

(Type AR2, the only recorded date). A nice lot

S$600-800

1911 (20 Apr.) envelope to India bearing, on reverse, FMS 1c. block of four centrally cancelled by “BATU ROAD” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing various transit and arrival datestamps alongside; a few minor tone spots

S$200-240

Kuala Lumpur - Brickfields Road 832

1926 (23 Jan.) FMS 12c. registered envelope to London uprated 9c., cancelled by “BRICKFIELDS ROAD.KUALA LUMPUR” double-ring d.s. (Type D2 State 1) and showing provisional registration label; and 1935 (11 Jan.) envelope to Glasgow bearing FMS 25c. tied by similar c.d.s. A fine pair of covers

S$300-400

Kuala Lumpur - Station Street 833

1920 (15 Sept.) picture postcard to Bombay, bearing FMS 2c. on picture side tied by “STATION STREET. K.L.” double-ring d.s. and showing triangular-framed “S T S” tax h.s.

(Type UP1, the only recorded date) with Kuala Lumpur c.d.s. alongside and Indian tax h.s. Very scarce. Photo

S$600-800

Kuala Lumpur -Selangor 834

1896 (18 Apr.) FMS 3c. stationery card to Belgium and 1897 (3 Dec.) Straits Settlements 3c. stationery card to London, both cancelled by fair to fine “KWALA-SELANGOR” c.d.s (Type D2); both cards with minor creases etc.

S$400-500

Kuala Selangor 835

1911 (27 May) picture postcard to Cardiff, bearing Straits Settlements 4c. which was unaccepted, showing “KUALA SELANGOR” double-ring d.s. (Type D3), triangular-framed “T/K . S” tax h.s. (Type UP2, earliest recorded date) with blue crayon “20c” alongside, Singapore transit d.s. and London “2D/F.B.” h.s. Scarce. Photo

S$500-600

Pengkalen Kundang 836

1938 (17 Oct.) envelope to USA, bearing Pahang 1938 6c. (2), and 1941 (23 June) envelope to England, bearing 1938 5c. and 50c., all tied by fair to fine “PENGKALEN KUNDANG” double-ring d.s. (Type D2, the latter the latest recorded date). A scarce pair

S$400-500

Petaling 837

1906 (17 May) picture postcard to England bearing FMS 1c. (4) tied by “PETALING” c.d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date); 1910 (20 Jan.) and (22 Sept.) envelope and postcard to England bearing FMS 4c. and 3c. respectively tied by fine “PETALING” c.d.s.

(Type D2); 1933 (28 Dec.) envelope to London bearing FMS 1c., 2c. and 50c. tied by “PETALING/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D4 State 1); condition a little mixed

S$600-800

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Port Swettenham 838

839

840

1905 (1 Sept.) picture postcard to London bearing FMS 1c. tied by Type D2; 1918 (2 Jan.) envelope to USA bearing FMS 4c. tied by Type D5 and showing US Postage Due 5c. and handstamp; 1935 (12 Apr.) front to England bearing FMS 5c. pair tied by Type D8; and 1941 (18 Jan.) advertising envelope to USA bearing 1938 2c. and 10c. tied by Type D8 and showing US Postage Due 2c. and handstamp; each showing triangularframed “PTS” tax h.s. (Type UP2). An interesting lot

S$700-900

1908-34 envelope, FMS registered envelopes (2), FMS stationery cards (2) and a picture postcard, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D3 (2), D5 (2) and D8 (2), one also showing “TOO-LATE” h.s. (Type I2, the only recorded example). A few small faults

S$800-1,000

1926-30 envelopes (5, one an India 1a. stationery type) to Alor Star, Kuala Lumpur, Penang (2) and Singapore, all bearing Indian adhesives tied by “PORT SWETTENHAM/F.M.S.” double-ring d.s. (Type D8) and showing framed “PAQUEBOT” h.s.

(Type SL2, three in violet; one the earliest and one the latest recorded date); all but one a little discoloured though a scarce lot

S$1,200-1,500

Rawang 841

1903 (3 July) FMS 3c. reply paid card to Belgium, uprated with 5c., tied by “RAWANG” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing Type R1 (latest recorded date) with Kuala Lumpur and Singapore transit datestamps. Attractive. Photo

S$400-500

Sabak Bernam 842

1925-36 envelopes (4, three registered) and a FMS registered envelope, variously addressed and franked, all cancelled by Type D3, two showing circular-framed “A.R” h.s.

(Type AR2) and one with triangular-framed “T” h.s. (Type UP2, the only recorded date).

Generally fine

S$600-800

Semenyih 843

1913-37 envelopes (3) and picture postcard (central vertical crease), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (3) and D3 State 1. Condition a little mixed

S$400-500

Sungei Pelek 844

1938? envelope to Glasgow, bearing 1938 8c. tied by rare “SUNGEI double-ring d.s. (Type D2). Photo

PELEK/MALAYA”

S$400-500

Ulu Yam 845

1924-40 envelopes (2), FMS registered envelopes (2) and a stationery card (creased), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D5 (2) and D5 State 1 (3). A good to fine lot

S$500-600

Travelling Post Office - Ipoh to Kuala Lumpur 846

847

1906-25 envelopes (4) from India (2) and Penang (2), showing “R.M.S./SELANGOR” c.d.s.

Types D2 with code A and D3, and two with “F.M.S./RAILWAY SORTING CARRIAGE” c.d.s.

(Type D5); mixed condition

S$250-300

1906 (Nov.) picture postcard from England to Kuala Lumpur franked cat 1d., showing fine “R.M.S./SELANGOR” c.d.s. (Type D2, code B; 21 December); 1916 picture postcard from France to Kuala Lumpur showing fine “F.M.S./SELANGOR” c.d.s. (Type D4; 2 December); and 1919 unfranked postcard from British Forces in North Russia (F.P.O. PB 33 at Petchenga) to Kuala Kubu, showing legible “F.M.S./SELANGOR” c.d.s.

(Type D4). A good lot

S$800-1,000

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841 835

855

856

848

849

1911-24 envelopes (5) from India to Kuala Lumpur, showing “R.M.S./SELANGOR” c.d.s.

Types D3 (2) and D4 (earliest recoded date), and “F.M.S./RAILWAY SORTING CARRIAGE” c.d.s. Type D5 (2); condition mixed

S$450-550

1912-24 envelopes (4) from India to Kuala Lumpur, showing “R.M.S./SELANGOR” c.d.s.

Types D3 and D4, and “F.M.S./RAILWAY SORTING CARRIAGE” c.d.s. Type D5 (2); condition mixed

S$250-300

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850

851

852

The collection to 1941 housed in 7 volumes contained in a box, comprising envelopes (467 including 57 registered), postal stationery cards (22) and registered envelopes (51), picture postcards (30) and loose stamps/pieces (900+), comprising a good range of GPO and sub-office cancellations with some earliest and latest recorded dates, Censor markings, “AR” handstamps, Tax markings and Train letters. Condition very mixed, therefore viewing highly recommended

S$45,000-55,000

The collection from the BMA period housed in an album contained in a box, comprising envelopes/circulars (145, thirty-eight registered), postal stationery cards (4) and registered envelopes (3), Air letters (6) and loose stamps/pieces (150+), showing a wide range of GPO and sub-office cancellations, with a few earliest and latest dates. A good basis for further research

S$8,000-10,000

The post BMA collection to circa 1957 housed in two volumes contained in a box, comprising envelopes (140, fifty-two registered), postal stationery cards (17) and registered envelopes (7), Air Letters (8), picture postcard, Radio Malaya cards (46) and loose stamps/pieces (100+), including a fine range of GPO and sub-office cancellations with a number of earliest and latest recorded dates. A fine lot for the specialist

S$6,000-8,000

TRENGGANU Kuala Trengganu - G.P.O. 853

854

855 ័ 856

857

858

859

860

1911 (21 Apr.) envelope registered to USA, franked at 28c., cancelled by “TRENGGANU” double-ring d.s. (Type D1) and showing Type R1 registration d.s.; 1922 (25 Mar.) 10c. registered envelope to Kuala Lumpur, uprated 7c., cancelled by bi-lingual “TRENGGANU” c.d.s. (Type D3, earliest recorded date) and showing Type R2 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date). A fine pair of covers

S$500-600

1913-40 envelopes (7, one registered), front, photographic postcard and a registration receipt, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D1, D3 or D4, two with Censor cachets, the registered cover with circular-framed “A.R” (Type AR1, earliest recorded date) and the front with violet “POSTAL COMMUNICATION/SUSPENDED.”; condition a little mixed

S$500-600

1914 (6 June) “STATES OF TRENGGANU PARCEL POST” Certificate of Posting showing rare “TRENGGANU/PARCELS” double-ring d.s. (Type PP1, earliest recorded date). Photo

S$500-600

1915 (27 Nov.) 1c. stationery card to England, uprated with 1910 3c and cancelled by bi-lingual “TRENGGANU” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing Singapore transit d.s. alongside.

Photo

S$500-600

1921 (27 Feb.) envelope registered from the British Agent (large red wax seal on reverse) to Penang, bearing 1915 10c. in combination with Straits Settlements 2c. and 4c., all clearly tied by bi-lingual “TRENGGANU” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing Type R1 registration d.s. with, on reverse, Singapore and arrival datestamps; the envelope with some small peripheral faults at left. Photo

S$800-1,000

1921 (17 Mar.) 4c. stationery card to London, cancelled by light bi-lingual “TRENGGANU” c.d.s. (Type D2), fine. Photo

S$400-500

1921 (24 Mar) OPS envelope registered to England, bearing 5c. (with plate number) and 10c. in combination with Straits Settlements 6c., all tied by bi-lingual “TRENGGANU” c.d.s.

(Type D2) and showing fine Type R1 registration d.s. on face. Photo

S$1,000-12,000

1941 envelope to Malacca, bearing 1941 8c. on 10c. tied by light and just legible bilingual “TRENGGANU” c.d.s. (Type D4), no other markings; the envelope slightly reduced at left. Photo

S$500-600

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859

860

863

867

869

865

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Besut 861

862

863

1929 (4 Apr.) envelope to England, bearing 2c. (on reverse) and 5c. tied by bi-lingual “BESUT” c.d.s. (Type D4); 1940 (27 Jan.) envelope to Manchester bearing 4c. pair tied

by Type D4 and showing Censor marking at left; and 1941 (19 Oct.) Malay greetings envelope to Kuala Trengganu, bearing 2c. on 5c. tied by poor datestamp

S$400-500

1945 (11 Nov.) BMA 4c. stationery card to Kuala Kangsar, cancelled by bi-lingual “BESUT” c.d.s. (Type D4, earliest recorded post-war date), fine

S$250-300

1946 (Feb.) Perak 5c. stationery envelope to Kota Bharu, cancelled by bi-lingual “BESUT” c.d.s. (Type D4), bearing BMA 2. and 6c. alongside, instead of over stamp impression, cancelled on arrival at Kota Bharu. Most unusual. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Bukit Besi 864

1951 (9 July) 20c. registered envelope to Dungun, uprated 25c., cancelled by fine “BUKIT registration label and circular-framed attractive

BESI” skeleton d.s. (Type D3), showing provisional “AR” h.s. (Type AR2, earliest recorded date). Most

S$250-300

Dungun 865

866

1935 (2 July) envelope registered to London, bearing 1c. (8), 5c. and 10c., all cancelled by bi-lingual “DUNGUN” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing fair to fine Type R2 registration d.s. (latest recorded date). An attractive commercial franking. Photo

S$600-800

1937 ( Mar.) envelope registered to USA bearing 27c., 1940 (14 June) envelope to Ipoh bearing, on reverse, 2c. and 6c., and 1941 (11 Sept.) envelope to USA bearing 20c.; all tied by bi-lingual “DUNGUN” c.d.s. (Type D3), the last with brown sealing tape and Censor cachet at left. A fine trio of covers

S$300-400

Jabor 867

1941 (5 Sept.) envlope to Western Australia, bearing 50c. tied by bi-lingual “JABOR (TRENGGANU)” double-ring d.s. (Type D2) and showing triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION/5” h.s. in violet. Rare. Photo

S$1,500-2,000

Kampong Raja 868

1931 (18 Oct.) envelope to Singapore, bearing 1921-26 2c. and 3c. tied by superb bi-lingual “KAMPONG RAJA” c.d.s. (Type D2, latest recorded date) and showing, on reverse, Besut and arrival datestamps. Extremely rare. Photo

S$3,000-4,000

Kemaman 869

870

871

1921 (10 July) envelope registered to Singapore bearing, on reverse, Straits Settlements 2c. and 4c. vertical strip of three, both tied by light bi-lingual “KEMAMAN” c.d.s. (Type D2) with the latter additionally tied by arrival c.d.s. and showing, on face, another strike of the datestmp and Type R2 registration h.s.; the envelope with small fault at left. Photo

S$500-600

1926-40 envelopes (7, one registered) and a picture postcard (Malay House, Trengganu), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D4 (7) and D5, one with “PASSED/FOR/TRANSMISSION” h.s. A useful lot

S$600-800

1941 (21 Oct.) envelope to Ipoh, bearing 4c. (2) tied by light bi-lingual “KEMAMAN” double-ring d.s. Neat. Photo

S$500-600

Kerteh 872

1914 (27 Aug.) picture postcard (corner creases) to Denmark, bearing 4c. cancelled in transit at Singapore (2.9) and showing unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL7) applied at Singapore. Unusual Photos also appear on page 143

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875

868

871

874 876

873

874

875

876

1919 (14 Nov.), 1926 (22 Feb.), 1929 (22 Oct.) and one other with unreadable date envelopes from the same correspondence to Denmark, the first franked at 10c. and cancelled by bi-lingual “KRETAI” c.d.s. (Type D2), the others at 12c. and cancelled by bi-lingual “KRETAY” c.d.s., fair to fine strikes; the envelopes with some minor peripheral faults

S$1,500-1,800

1921 (18 Feb.) envelope registered to Denmark, bearing 5c. (4) tied by bi-lingual “KRETAI” c.d.s., showing fine Type R2 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date) and, on reverse, Straits Settlements Found Open and Officially Sealed label; the envelope with a few small faults. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1931 (18 Oct.) pink envelope registered to Singapore, bearing 10c. and 12c. tied by bi-lingual “KRETAY” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing Typr R3 registration d.s. (the only recorded example). Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1931 (19 Oct.) envelope to Singapore, bearing 1c. and 4c. tied by bi-lingual “KRETAY” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing arrival d.s. on reverse; the envelope a little discoloured.

Photo

S$600-800

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878

879

The collection on loose stamps/pieces (155 and a cover) to 1941 on leaves with most post offices covered, mainly part strikes, generally fine

S$3,000-4,000

The BMA period collection on leaves, comprising envelopes (16, four registered), postal stationery cards (2) and loose stamps/pieces (50) covering a good range of GPO and suboffices markings. A good lot and a sound basis upon which to expand

S$1,200-1,500

The post-BMA period collection to circa 1957, comprising envelopes (24, fifteen registered), postal stationery cards (9) and registered envelopes (4), Radio Malaya cards (3), Air Letter and loose stamps/pieces (61), covering a wide range of GPO and sub-offices with some earliest and latest recorded dates. A fine lot for the specialist

S$1,800-2,200

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881

882

883

884

885

886

887

888

888A

1886-1924 envelopes (14) from India to Ipoh (6), Kuala Lumpur (3), Penang (3), Singapore and Taiping (2), all showing Postage Due markings applied on arrival; condition mixed

S$800-1,000

1896-1923 envelopes (8) from Ceylon and India (7) to Ipoh (2), Parit Buntar, Penang, Seremban and Taiping (3), all showing Postage Due markings applied on arrival; some faults

S$200-250

1897-1924 envelopes (5) from India to Ipoh (2), Penang, Singapore and Taiping, all showing Postage Due markings applied on arrival; condition mixed

S$200-250

1897-1922 envelopes (7) from India to Ipoh (2), Penang, Singapore (2) and Taiping (2), all showing Postage Due markings applied on arrival; condition mixed

S$200-250

1897-1922 envelopes (7) from Ceylon and India (6) to Penang (2), Seremban, Singapore and Taiping (3), all showing Postage Due markings applied on arrival; condition mixed

S$200-250

1910-52 envelopes (10) variously addressed and franked, four are from India, all showing either Tax markings and/or Postage Dues; one with FMS 8c. applied and cancelled on arrival at Klang, one with Straits Settlements 12c. applied and cancelled on arrival at Singapore, and one with MPU 8c. and 12c. applied and cancelled on arrival at Penang.

Condition very mixed

S$400-500

1915-16 envelopes (3) and 1939-41 envelopes (18, two registered) and a front, variously addressed and franked, all showing Censor markings; condition a little mixed

S$300-400

1946-57 envelopes (8, one from Burma, one from Hong Kong and two from India), postcard and Aerogrammes (3, two from India), variously addressed and franked, all showing handstamped Slogans. An interesting lot

S$200-250

1946 (Sept.) envelope (faults) from Singapore to Aden franked at 50c.; 1946 (24 June) envelope from Kuala Lumpur to Malta franked at 50c.; 1947 (18 Mar.) envelope from Bukit Mertajam to India franked at 50c. and showing “T” h.s. on face; and 1948 (18 Dec.) envelope from Kuala Lumpur to Toronto franked at 80c.

S$200-250

A box of unsorted envelopes etc. (418) with a large number of BMA and Singapore usages, noted are a number of registered covers, “AR” handstamp slogans, machine datestamps etc.; also a stockbook of loose stamps (hundreds). An interesting lot well worth a good rummage

S$2,000-2,500

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890

ᔛ

The collection on leaves comprising envelopes (27, eleven registered; many are post-war), fronts (2), stationery cards (8, two are North Borneo), picture postcards (2), air letter and loose stamps/pieces (56, mostly Straits Settlements), showing a good range of cancellations, four with tax markings. An interesting lot

S$2,000-2,500

Straits Settlements 1867-72 12c. cancelled by almost complete circle of dots (Type K1) in black and with part light pen-stroke; 1867-72 10c. cancelled b y large part “LABUAN” single-ring d.s. (Type D2) in black for 11 October 1875; and 1867-72 12c. cancelled by part light “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D2) in red; also nine Labuan adhesives cancelled by Types K1 in red (3) and in black (2), K2 (3) and part D2 in red. A scarce group

S$1,200-1,500

891 891 ័

892

893

894

1865 (3 Oct.) front (backed on a postcard) addressed to Rajah Brooke in Sarawak, bearing India 1a. tied by circle of dots in red overstruck “B/172” and showing a fair to fine strike of “LABUAN” single-ring datestamp in red (Type D2, earliest recorded date).

Rare. Photo

S$4,000-5,000

1871 (25 Jan.) Official envelope (repaired at top right) from the Governor of Labuan (fine red wax seal on reverse) addressed to Benjiman Disraeli in London, showing very fine “LABUAN” c.d.s. Type D2) in black. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1890 (30 June) 4c. stationery cards (2) to Belgium and Holland, both clearly cancelled by oval of bars (Type K3) and showing “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D5); both cards with some light staining

S$400-500

1891 (2 Dec.) “Bauer” envelope registered to Germany, bearing 1891-92 6c. on 8c. mauve (3), all tied by light “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D5), showing another clearer strike alongside and Singapore transit c.d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

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895

896

897

898

899

900

901

1892 (20 Aug.) envelope registered to Germany, bearing North Borneo 1886-87 1⁄ 2 c. rose (11) and 1891-92 6c. on 1888-92 8c. (3), all cancelled by oval of bars (Type K3) and showing, on reverse, light Labuan and arrival datestamps. Attractive. Photo

S$800-1,000

1893 (31 Mar.) OHMS (deleted) envelope (224x103mm.) registered to San Francisco, bearing 1892-93 6c. and 12c. (both damaged) clearly tied by oval of bars (Type K3), showing “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D5), Type R2 and R8 registration h.s. and, on reverse, Singapore, Hong Kong, Victoria British Columbia and arrival datestamps; some light discolouration around adhesives and the cover with light creases. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1897 (11 Nov.) 1c. reply paid card to Cape of Good Hope, uprated with 1896 Jubilee 3c., both cancelled by “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D5) in blue. Photo

S$500-600

1901 (30 Mar.) envelope to Singapore, bearing North Borneo 1897 Pictorial 1c. vertical pairs (one on reverse and uncancelled) clearly cancelled by oval of bars (Type K3) and showing, on reverse, fine “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D6) and Singapore arrival datestamp.

Photo

S$400-500

1934-58 envelopes (6) and pieces (3), variously addressed and franked, all showing Paquebot markings including Types SL4, SL5 (earliest recorded date), SL7 (3, two the earliest recorded date) and SL8 (earliest recorded date). A fine lot

S$800-1,000

1945 (7 Nov.) envelope to Australia, bearing Australia KG VI 3d. tied by fine Type D13 d.s. in violet, and 1946 (27 May) Official envelope to New York showing a legible strike in black. Photo for first

S$600-800

1947 (10 July) envelope to USA, bearing North Borneo BMA 10c., 12c., 20c. and 25c., and Sarawak BMA 1c. pair, 2c., 3c., 5c. and 6c. (values to 5c. on reverse), all tied by Victoria c.d.s. and showing “BY Air throughout.” h.s. (Type I5, the only recorded example); and 1952 (2 June) envelope to Switzerland, bearing North Borneo 10c. (2) tied by Type D16 c.d.s. and showing framed “INSUFFICIENTLY PREPAID/FOR AIR TRANSMISSION” h.s. in violet (Type I6, the only recorded example). A rare pair

S$400-500

Straits Settlements used in Labuan 902

903

904

905

906

907

1907 (19 Feb.) envelope registered to Penang, bearing 1906-07 3c. and 10c. tied by “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D7), showing another strike alongside with violet Type R4 registration h.s. alongside and, on reverse, Singapore transit d.s.

S$250-300

1907 (26 June) OHMS envelope to Ipswich, bearing KE 4c. and 10c. with 1906-07 25c. pair on reverse, all cancelled “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D8) and showing Type R4 registration h.s. Attractive. Photo

S$600-800

1907 (25 Sept.) envelope (flap missing) to Ceylon, bearing KE 4c. tied by fine “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D7) with another superb strike below; and 1909 (16 Nov.) envelope (large part back missing) to London and re-addressed to Dublin, bearing KE 4c. tied by “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D7)

S$250-300

1910 (25 Mar.) picture postcard to USA franked at 3c., 1912 (13 June) 3c. stationery card to Costa Rica and 1912 (19 June) picture postcard to Germany franked at 3c., all cancelled by “LABUAN” c.d.s. (Type D8)

S$500-600

1910 (6 Apr.) and 1911 (23 Aug.) envelopes registered to Germany, both marked “AR”, franked at 26c. with adhesives tied by “POST OFFICE/LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D8) and showing Type R4 registration h.s.; both covers with crease and light tone spots

S$1,000-1,200

1913 (18 Aug.) envelope to Hamburg, bearing KE 1c. and 4c. pairs tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D10) and showing Singapore transit d.s. on reverse

S$200-250

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894

895

896

908

909

1913 (29 Oct.) picture postcard to Austria and 1913 (23 Dec.) picture postcard (The Principle Street, Victoria, Labuan) addressed locally, both bearing 3c. tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Types D9 and D10), fine

S$250-300

1916 (13 July) envelope to Denmark bearing 8c., and 1927 (9 Aug.) envelope to Manchester bearing 6c., both tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D10); some minor faults

S$400-500

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910

911

912

913

914

915

916

917

918

919

920

921

922

A ᔛ

A ᔛ

A ᔛ

1916 (Sept.) coloured picture postcards (3; Temporary Fish Market Labuan, Coolies Discharging Coal Labuan and A Road to the Race Course Labuan) from the same correspondence to USA, two bearing 3c. and one with 5c., all tied by “LABUAN” doublering d.s. (Type D10); some minor creases etc.)

S$500-600

1923 (10 May) envelope registered to a Naval officer on board H.M.S. Hawkins at Hong Kong, bearing 6c. and 12c. tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D10)

S$250-300

1931 unstamped envelope landed in Labuan, showing unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL3), “T” h.s. (Type UP2) and bearing Postage Due 8c. tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D11) with another clearer strike alongside; the envelope with light central vertical crease. Very scarce. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1931 (3 Dec.) envelope to London via KLM from Alor Star to Amsterdam, bearing 6c.

(2), 10c. (2) and 50c. (2), all cancelled by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D11) and showing airmail etiquette alongside; the envelope a little soiled and creased at left. Photo

S$400-500

1932 (3 Aug.) envelope registered to Jesselton, bearing 5c. block of four twice cancelled by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D9) and showing registration label at left. Photo

S$400-500

1932 (6 Oct.) envelope to Labuan bearing, on reverse, Brunei 5c. grey tied by light “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D11) with another strike alongside and showing, on face, fine strike of “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL3); the envelope with some creases. Photo

S$800-1,000

1932 (3 Nov.) envelope registered to Plymouth via KLM from Alor Star and bearing, on reverse, 1c., 10c., 12c. and $1, all tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D10) and showing, on face, registration label and airmail etiquette; some creases etc. Photo

S$400-500

1934 (1 Mar.) envelope to Holland, bearing 2c. and 10c. (6), and 1934 (July and Sept.) envelopes to Scotland franked at 55c., two flown by KLM from Alor Star and each with airmail etiquette at left

S$600-800

1938 (14 Apr.) envelope to USA franked at 12c., 1939 (22 Nov.) postcard to Singapore franked at 2c., 1941 (3 Apr.) envelope to England franked at 55c., and 1941 (6 Nov.) envelope to Sydney franked at 50c.; the last three with Censor markings

S$1,000-1,200

1939 (6 Dec.) envelope registered to New York, bearing 25c. and 50c. tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D10) and showing Censor cachet alongside. Photo

S$400-500

1940 (12 Apr.) “Black & White” whisky advertising envelope (with letter) to USA, bearing 2c. and 10c. tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D10) and showing triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION/1/SINGAPORE” h.s. in violet. Photo

S$400-500

1941 (6 June) envelope to England, marked “Via America, Air Throughout, Clipper Service”, bearing $2 tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s. (Type D10) and showing two triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION” h.s. in violet for Nos. 5 and 83; some creases.

Photo

S$800-1,000

1941 (2 Oct.) envelope to London, bearing 8c. tied by “LABUAN” double-ring d.s.

(Type D11) and with Malaya Patriotic Fund 1c. label at upper left tied by triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION” h.s. in violet for No. 111; the envelope with two pinholes at lower right. Photo

S$400-500

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Ex 900

903

912 915

916 914

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924

925

926

927

928

929

930

931

932

The collection to 1941 comprising envelopes (42, eight registered), front, postal stationery cards (3), picture postcards (3) and loose stamps/pieces (80+), showing a good range of cancellations, some registered markings, Tax markings, Late Letters (2) and Paquebots. Condition a little mixed though an interesting lot

S$1,500-2,000

The post-war collection to circa 1957 comprising envelopes (36, eleven registered), air letters (2), airmail letter card and loose stamps/pieces (8), showing a good range of cancellations including a proof strike in violet of Type D29, tax handstamps and instructional markings including Late Letter, Late Fee, Unclaimed and Retour. A good lot

S$1,000-1,200

1911-34 envelopes (6, two registered), all addressed to USA, franked at 10c. (2), 12c., 15c., 20c. and 24c. An interesting group, generally fine

S$500-600

1911 (11 Nov.) 3c. stationery card to Costa Rica, uprated with Pictorial 1c., both cancelled by “JESSELTON” c.d.s. (Type D3) in bluish green and showing Singapore transit d.s. in opposite corner; two heavy pressed creases at top right not significantly affecting appearance

S$300-400

1918 (17 Dec.) envelope registered to Texas and re-addressed to Los Angeles bearing, on reverse, Pictorial 3c. marginal block of nine and a single, all tied by “JESSELTON/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D9, the only recorded use) and Singapore transit d.s. and showing Type R2 registration d.s. (latest recorded date). Photo

S$600-800

1919-40 Official envelopes (6, three registered) to Bahamas, Switzerland, UK (2) and USA (2), Official Paid markings include Types OPD2 (earliest recorded date), OPD3 (earliest recorded date) and OPD5 (the only recorded date). A fine lot

S$600-800

1921-41 envelopes (10), variously addressed and franked with rates comprising 6c. (2), 8c. (3, one with additional 2c. War Tax), 10c. 12c. (3) and $1.55 plus 2c. War Tax, four with Censor handstamps and/or labels; generally fine

S$700-900

1923 (17 May) envelope to England bearing, on reverse, MBE 2c. with Pictorial 1c. and 3c., all tied by “JESSELTON/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D13). Photo

S$500-600

1924 (12 Feb.) OGS envelope registered to Philadelphia, bearing Pictorial 12c. (3) tied by “JESSELTON/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D13), showing red manuscript “A.R.” and handstamped “A.R” (Type AR2, the only recorded date) with, on reverse, Singapore and New York transit datestamps; the envelope with some minor peripheral creases etc. Photo

S$600-800

1929 (23 Nov.) envelope to England, bearing Pictorial 3c. (2) clearly cancelled by oval of bars (Type K2) and showing framed “LATE LETTER” (Type I4, earliest recorded date); the envelope a little soiled and creased. Photo

S$400-500

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919

920

922

929

930

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933

934

935

936

937

938

A ᔛ

1930 (30 Sept.) envelope registered to Sandakan bearing, on reverse, Pictorial 1c., 4c. and 10c., all clearly tied by large “JESSELTON/B.N.B.” double-ring d.s. (Type R10) in violet.

Most attractive. Photo

S$400-500

1930 (Dec.) envelppe registered to Sandakan, bearing Pictorial 2c., 3c. and 12c., all tied by large “JESSELTON/B.N.B.” double-ring d.s. (Type R10, date unclear). Photo

S$300-400

1932 (17 Apr.) envelope, probably local ship mail, bearing Pictorial 3c. on reverse tied by oval of bars (Type K2) with “JESSELTON/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D18) alongside and showing, on face, fine framed “LATE LETTER” (Type I4). Photo

S$400-500

1934 (18 Apr.) pink envelope to New York, bearing Pictorial 12c. tied by oval of bars (Type K2), showing framed “LATE LETTER” h.s. (Type I4, latest recorded date) and large red forwarding h.s. across face panel. Rare. Photo

S$800-1,000

1935-40 envelopes (7) and a picture postcard, all flown to UK, frankings comprise 15c., 25c., 26c., 40c., 50c., 55c. and 60c. (2); one with adhesives cancelled by framed “AIR MAIL/Aeroplane/NORTH BORNEO” h.s. (Type AM1, one with framed “VIA QANTAS” h.s.

(Type AM6) applied in error and replaced with framed “VIA IMPERIAL” and two with Censor handstamp; generally fine

S$800-1,000

1950 (30 Aug.) envelope to Macau, bearing 1950 15c. (2) tied by “JESSELTON/NORTH example of the straight-line “BY

BORNEO” double-ring d.s. and showing the only recorded AIR TO HONG KONG ONLY” (Type AM10). Photo

S$400-500

Beaufort 939

940

941

942

943

The collection to 1962 comprising envelopes (28, nine registered), postal stationery card, picture postcard and loose stamps/adhesives (50+), showing a good range of cancellations including a proof strike of Type D12. A good lot

S$1,200-1,500

1916 (Nov.) picture postcard to Scotland, bearing Pictorial 4c. tied by legible “BEAUFORT/B.N.B.” c.d.s. with Jesselton transit d.s. alongside

S$300-400

1919 (5 Nov.) envelope ex “Harte-Lovelace” correspondence to Seremban, bearing Pictorial 2c. (2) both tied by “BEAUFORT/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D5). Photo

S$400-500

1929 (16 Feb.) envelope to Jesselton, bearing Pictorial 3c. tied by “BEAUFORT/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D8; earliest recorded date) with arrival datestamp on reverse

S$250-300

1930 (17 Jan.) envelope to Jesselton, bearing Pictorial 1c. strip of three tied by “BEAUFORT/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D8) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse

S$250-300

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932

935

933

934

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944

945

946

947

948

949

950

1931 (2 Feb.) envelope registered to Edinburgh, bearing Pictorial 3c. pair and 1931 12c. cancelled by “BEAUFORT/B.N.B.” double-ring d.s. (Type D9) and showing fine Jesselton transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

1931 (28 July) envelope to Hong Kong, bearing 1931 “BEAUFORT/B.N.B.” double-ring d.s. (Type D9) and showing, on reverse, Jesselton and Sandakan transit datestamps.

Photo

S$800-1,000

1931 (4 Oct.) envelope registered to Jesselton, bearing 1931 3c. strip of three and a pair, both tied by legible “BEAUFORT/B.N.B.” double-ring d.s. (Type D9); the envelope with wax seal torn away on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1932 (4 June) envelope to Jesselton bearing, on reverse, Pictorial 1c. block of four tied by “BEAUFORT/B.N.B.” double-ring d.s. (Type D9; latest recorded date). Photo

S$400-500

1933 (28 Feb.) envelope to London, bearing Pictorial 2c. block of four centrally cancelled by “BEAUFORT/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s. (Type D10) and showing Jesselton transit d.s. Photo

S$400-500

1937 (16 Mar.) “Chong Chee Khai” envelope to North Dakota USA, bearing Pictorial 1c. pair, 2c., 3c. and 5c., all clearly tied by “BEAUFORT/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s.

(Type D11). Attractive. Photo

S$400-500

1938 (29 Mar.) “Chong Chee Khai” envelope to Newfoundland, bearing Pictorial 2c. strip of four and 4c., the former tied by fine “BEAUFORT/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s.

(Type D11), and the latter in transit. Attractive. Photo

S$400-500

951

Gantian 951

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1894 $1 and 1897 Pictorial 1c. (blunt corner) and 2c., each cancelled by part or large part “GANTIAN” c.d.s. (Type D2), fine. Photo

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S$1,000-1,200

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936

941

944

947 945

948

946

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952 952 ័

1900 (15 Feb.) registered envelope back, bearing 1897-1902 2c. vertical strip of three, a pair and three singles all cancelled with “GANTIAN” c.d.s. (Type D2) and the only recorded example of a crude registration label numbered “106”, also showing Labuan c.d.s. (Type D6) for 16 February (showing year date as “19”), 21 February (showing year date as “00”) and small part Singapore c.d.s. A remarkable franking and a very early date of use of this rare datestamp. Photo

S$10,000-12,000

Ex 953 Gayah 953

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S$1,000-1,200

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954 954

1895 (10 June) envelope to Singapore, bearing 1894 Pictorial 8c. tied by fine “GAYAH” c.d.s. and showing, on reverse, Labuan and arrival datestamps. Rare. Photo

S$6,000-8,000

955 955

1896 (18 Aug.) 4c. on 8c. green card to England, cancelled with a fine strike of the “GAYAH” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, partially legible Labuan transit c.d.s.

(29.8); interesting contents include “H.E. the Governor is coming to see us & we are going to raise the flag in some new territory just acquired”. Rare. Photo

S$7,000-9,000

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956

957

1898 (15 May) 4c. on 8c. stationery card to Singapore, showing legible “GAYA” c.d.s.

(Type D3) with Labuan transit c.d.s. (18.5) alongside and the stamp impression cancelled with another strike (20.5). Rare. Photo

S$8,000-10,000

1898 (18 May) envelope to Medan, bearing Pictorial 1c. (7), 3c. and 5c. (2), all clearly tied by “GAYA” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing, on reverse, Labuan, Singapore, N.I. Agent Singapore and arrival datestamps; the envelope with central vertical crease clear of adhesives, and with part of flap missing. A rare franking. Photo

S$8,000-10,000

Keningau 958

959

1949-62 envelopes (7, two registered) and loose stamps/pieces (7), including one with Type D1 in violet and one with circular-framed “T” h.s. (Type UP1, the only recorded example). A fine lot

S$600-800

1949 (26 Sept.) envelope to Jesselton, bearing 1947 8c. tied by clear “KENINGAU/NORTH double-ring d.s. in violet (Type D1); the envelope slightly truncated at right.

Photo

S$400-500

1950 (15 Nov.) envelope to Manchester, bearing 1950 10c. tied by “KENINGAU/NORTH double-ring d.s. (Type D1) and showing circular-framed “T” h.s. applied at Jesselton (Type UP5) with manuscript “4 ctms” alongside; the envelope with some minor peripheral faults. Photo

S$400-500

BORNEO”

960

BORNEO”

Kudat 961

962

963

964

965

966

967

The collection to 1963 comprising envelopes (34, eight registered), postal stationery cards (18, one registered), postcard, air letter and loose stamps/pieces (77) showing a good range of cancellations, five with censor markings and three with tax markings.

A generally fine lot well worth examination

S$5,000-6,000

1890 (28 May) and 1892 (14 Oct.) 3c. stationery cards to Java and Holland, both cancelled by “KUDAT” c.d.s. (Type D2), the former showing blue crayon “T”, the latter (a few minor faults) showing Labuan transit c.d.s.

S$300-400

1890 (16 Dec.) 6c. stationery card to Vienna, cancelled by “KUDAT” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing triangular-framed “T” (Type UP2) with large blue crayon “6c” and arrival datestamp alongside

S$300-400

1894 (4 Aug.) 3c. stationery card to Singapore, clearly cancelled by oval of bars in blue (Type K1; latest recorded date) and showing arrival c.d.s. in opposite corner

S$200-250

1894 (Oct.) envelope to Germany, bearing Pictorial 1c. (2) and 6c., all tied by “KUDAT” c.d.s. in blue (Type D2) and showing Labuan transit c.d.s. (3.11) on reverse. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1895-98 1c. stationery cards (3) to Germany (2) and Holland, all uprated 2c., cancelled by “KUDAT” c.d.s. (Type D2) in black, blue (the earliest recorded with code letter omitted) and in violet. A fine trio

S$500-600

1912-37 envelopes (5) to UK, variously franked and cancelled, showing 4c., 6c. (3) and 25c. rates. A generally fine lot

S$300-400

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957 Page 161

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968

969

1917-37 envelopes (6) to USA, variously franked and cancelled, showing 3c. (unsealed envelope), 10c. and 12c. (4) rates. A generally fine lot

S$400-500

1927 (8 Feb.) envelope registered to Switzerland, bearing MBE 12c. and Pictorial 24c. (on reverse) tied by light “KUDAT/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D14, the earliest recorded)

S$200-250

Ex 970 Labuk & Sugut 970

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1888 $1 (small defect at foot) and 1901 British Protectorate 1c. pair (on small piece) and 2c., the first with a superb strike dated 6 May 1903 (earliest recorded), the others fair and part strikes only. Rare. Photo for $1

S$1,500-2,000

Lahad Datu 971

972

973

974

The collection to 1963 comprising envelopes (45, fifteen registered), postal stationery cards (2, one incoming), postcards (3, one incoming) and loose stamps/pieces (60+), showing a good range of cancellations including a Type K1 on a very poor envelope.

Condition rather mixed, therefore viewing strongly recommended

S$6,000-8,000

1897 (22 May) 1c. stationery card to Germany uprated with Pictorial 3c., both cancelled by very light but legible “SILAM POST OFFICE/Lion/B.N.BORNEO” intaglio h.s. in blue (Type K1, earliest recorded date) and again in transit at Sandakan with oval of bars due to the original blue mark being to faint. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1897 (Oct.) envelope registered to Amsterdam, bearing Pictorial 6c. horizontal strip of three tied by “SILAM POST OFFICE/Lion/B.N.BORNEO” intaglio h.s. in blue (Type K1), showing manuscript Lahad registration marking, fine Sandakan registration h.s. (Type R3) and, on reverse, Sandakan, Naples, Turin and arrival datestamps. Rare. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1900 (18 Apr.) envelope to York, bearing Pictorial 2c. pair tied by “LAHAT DATU” c.d.s.

(Type D2) and showing Sandakan transit d.s. on reverse; the envelope with some tears at top caused through opening. Photo

S$600-800

PROVENANCE:

Milo D. Rowell, October 1992 975

1906 (6 Feb.) envelope registered to Italy, bearing Pictorial 1c. (2) and 2c. and British Protectorate 4c., 5c. pair and 12c., all tied by “LAHAT DATU” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing Type R2 registration d.s. and, on reverse, Sandakan and Naples transit d.s. A most attractive franking. Photo

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S$400-500

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960

950

959

965

972

973

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976

977

978

979

980

981

982

1906 (21 Mar.) 1c. stationery card to Gold Coast and redirected internally, uprated with Pictorial 3c. cancelled by “LAHAT DATU” c.d.s. in violet (Type D3) and showing Sandakan, Singapore, London, Akuse and Accra datestamps. Attractive and a most unusual destination. Photo

S$400-500

DATU”

1909 (8 Dec.) envelope registered to Vienna, bearing 1909 20c. on 18c. tied by “LAHAT c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing fine Type R2 registration d.s. alongside. Photo

S$400-500

1913 (25 June) envelope to Vienna, bearing Pictorial 10c. (2) tied by clear “LAHAD DATO” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing Type R2 registration d.s. alongside; the envelope with wax seal torn away on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

1914 (7 July) envelope registered to Austria, bearing Pictorial 10c. and 20c. on 18c. tied by “LAHAD DATO” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing Type R2 registration d.s. Photo

S$400-500

1919 (4 Nov.) “Harte-Lovelace” envelope to Seremban, bearing Pictorial 2c. (2), both tied by provisional “LAHAD DATU” h.s. with date applied separately (Type D6) as Type D5 had become illegible. Rare. Photo

S$600-800

1919 (4 Nov.) “Harte-Lovelace” envelope to Seremban, bearing Pictorial 2c. (2), both tied by provisional “LAHAD DATU” h.s. with date applied separately (Type D6) as Type D5 had become illegible. Rare. Photo

S$600-800

1931 (10 July) “Wong Ping Kwan” printed envelope to Hong Kong, bearing 1931 3c.

(2) tied by “LAHAD DATU/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D9) and showing Sandakan transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

Ex 983

Mempakul 983

984

ᔛ

A small selection of loose adhesives showing part or large part strikes of Types D2 (4, one dated 29.9.96, earliest recorded) and D3 (3, one on stained British Protectorate 10c.).

Photo

S$800-1,000

1898 (29 Jan.) “Bickel” envelope registered to Germany, bearing 1897 Pictorial 1c. to 24c. all tied by fine “MEMPAKUL/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing registration h.s. and Labuan transit c.d.s. A colourful philatelic franking. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

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977

976

978

982

979

987 975

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985 985

986

1898 (8 Mar.) envelope to Dublin, bearing Pictorial 3c. vertical pair (lower stamp just over edge of cover) and 8c. pair, all clearly cancelled by oval of bars (Type K1, latest recorded date) and showing superb “MEMPAKUL/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D2) alongside with Labuan transit d.s. on reverse. Rare. Photo

S$6,000-8,000

1898 (6 July) 1c. outward half of reply paid card from Sandakan to Mempakul, clearly cancelled and showing mainly fine strike of “MEMPAKUL/B.N.B.” arrival datestamp (Type D2) with Labuan transit d.s. alongside. Rare. Photo

S$3,000-4,000

Papar 987

988

989

990

1949 (12 Nov.) envelope to Hong Kong, bearing 1949 UPU 10c. (2) and 30c. clearly tied by a distorted strike of “PAPAR/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s. in black (Type D1) and showing Jesselton transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1950 (21 Feb.) envelope to USA, bearing 1947 10c., 25c. and 50c., all tied by distorted strikes of “PAPAR/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s. in violet (Type D1) and showing Jesselton transit d.s. on reverse; the cover with some creases at lower left. Photo

S$500-600

1951 (12 Apr.) envelope registered to Sandakan, bearing 1950 10c. (4) each tied by “PAPAR/North Borneo” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing fine Type R1 registration h.s., all in violet

S$200-250

1951 (20 July) envelope originally addressed to Trinidad and changed to Southern Rhodesia, bearing 1950 1c. and 10c. tied by fine “PAPAR/North Borneo” c.d.s. in violet (Type D2), showing manuscript “T30cms” and bearing Southern Rhodesia Postage Due 1d. and 2d. tied by Que Que c.d.s. Most unusual. Photo

S$250-300

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980

986

981

990

992

984

994

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Sandakan 991

992

993

994

995

996

997

998

999

1000

1001

1002

The collection to 1957 comprising envelopes (85, twenty-four registered), fronts (2), postal stationery cards (16), postcards (4, one registered), air letter and loose stamps/pieces (87), showing a good range of cancellations and including Official mail, Censors, Tax, “AR”, Late Letters and Paquebots (modern). Condition rather mixed therefore viewing highly recommended

S$1,500-2,000

1891 (27 Aug.) 8c. stationery card written on S.S. Marienburg, addressed to Germany, uprated with 1888 1⁄ 2 c. rose, the stamp impression uncancelled, the 1⁄ 2 c. tied by oval of bars (Type K4), showing Sandakan c.d.s. in red partly overstruck by arrival c.d.s. and with Singapore transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1892-98 3c. (2) and 4c. on 8c. (minor foxing) stationery cards to Ceylon and Germany (2), all cancelled by “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. (Type D3), one to Germany in red

S$300-400

1892 (13 Apr.) 1c. on 8c. stationery card to England, uprated with 1886-87 2c., both cancelled by oval of dots (Type K2 State 2) and showing “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. in red (Type D4); the card a little soiled, small piece missing from lower right corner and with some minor peripheral faults. Photo

S$600-800

1894 (20 Mar.) envelope registered to England, bearing Pictorial 6c. and 8c. tied by oval of bars (Type K4) with the 8c. additionally tied by red “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing Type R2 registration h.s. Photo

S$400-500

1894 (5 June) postcard from Warsaw to Brunei, franked at 4k., showing framed “MIS-SENT TO SANDAKAN” (Type I3, earliest recorded date), showing Singapore c.d.s. with Sandakan d.s. (12.7) in red on reverse; the card with long tear at top. One of only three recorded examples of the Missent handstamp. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1894 (12 July) envelope to London, bearing Pictorial 8c. tied by oval of bars (Type K4, latest recorded date) and showing red “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. (Type D3) alongside

S$200-250

1897 (9 July) envelope registered to Switzerland, bearing Pictorial 8c. vertical pair and 12c. tied by “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing Type R3 registration h.s.; the envelope slightly truncated at left. Attractive

S$200-250

1899-1907 1c. (2) and 3c. stationery cards to Amsterdam, Austria, Hong Kong and London, all uprated to 4c. rate and cancelled by either “SANDAKAN” d.s. Type D3 (2), D6 or D11. A generally fine group

S$250-300

1899 (11 Oct.) envelope registered to Hungary, bearing Pictorial 2c., 8c. and 18c. tied by “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. (Type D6) and showing Type R2 registration h.s. Attractive

S$250-300

1899 (30 Nov.) envelope registered to London, bearing Pictorial 2c. (6) tied by “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. (Type D6) and showing Type R2 registration h.s. Attractive

S$200-250

1902-32 envelopes (6) to USA, variously franked and cancelled, showing 10c. (3) and 12c. (3) rates. A generally fine lot

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995

988

989

1009

996

1012

1013

1018

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1003

1004

1005

1006

1007

1008

1009

1010

1011

1012

1013

1902 (11 Aug.) envelope registered to Germany, bearing British Protectorate 5c. pair and 8c. tied by light “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. (Type D6) and showing fine Type R3 registration h.s.

Attractive

S$250-300

1903-32 envelopes (6) registered to USA, variously franked and cancelled, showing 18c., 20c., 22c., 27c. and 30c. rates. A generally fine lot

S$800-1,000

1903 (17 July) envelope registered to Germany, bearing British Protectorate 1c., 3c. and 24c. tied by “SANDAKAN” c.d.s. (Type D4, latest recorded date) and showing Type R3 registration h.s. Attractive

S$250-300

1908 (25 Mar.) envelope to Sydney, bearing British Protectorate 4c. tied by Type K6 and showing, on reverse, despatch and Hong Kong transit datestamps; the envelope crease at left and some very minor discolouration

S$300-400

1908 (21 Dec.) uncancelled 1c. stationery card to Lahad Datu, bearing British Protectorate 1c. cancelled by large part K4 and showing Sandakan and arrival datestamps below; the card with corner crease

S$300-400

1916-34 envelopes (4) registered to England, variously franked and cancelled, showing 14c., 15c., 18c. and 68c. rates; one with flap missing otherwise fine

S$400-500

1922 (18 Aug.) envelope registered to London, bearing MBE 16c. and 20c. on 18c. with red overprint, both tied by poor Type D20 c.d.s. and showing Type R6 registration h.s.; the envelope with repaired top left, small hole below 16c. and with flap missing. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1924-41 envelopes (7) to UK, variously franked and cancelled, showing 6c. (2), 8c., 8c. plus 2c. War Tax, 12c. (2) and 53c., one with censor h.s., generally fine

S$300-400

1924 (7 Jan.) envelope to Batavia, bearing Pictorial 12c. tied by Type D20 c.d.s. and showing fine “BRITISH EMPIRE/Lion/EXHIBITION 1924” h.s. (Type HS2) in violet alongside with, on reverse, Singapore and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$600-800

1930 (8 Feb.) envelope to Sandakan, bearing Pictorial c. and 2c. tied by Type K6 obliterator and showing fine “LATE LETTER” h.s. (Type I4) with Sandakan c.d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1934 (1 Sept.) “Cutress” envelope to England, bearing Straits Settlements 2c. and 4c. tied by clear Type K6 obliterator, showing unframed “LATE LETTER” h.s. (Type I4), violet “PAQUEBOT” h.s. and, on reverse, Sandakan datestamp (21.9). Attractive. Photo

S$400-500

Semporna 1014

1950 (22 Jan.) envelope to Sandakan, bearing 1947 4c. and 6c. clearly tied by “SEMPORNA/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s. (Type D1) in violet. Scarce. Photo

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S$500-600

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1015 Silam 1015

1888 envelope to London and redirected locally, bearing 1886 2c. (2) and 8c. tied by circular “SILAM POST OFFICE/Lion/B N BORNEO” intaglio h.s. in blue, upon redirection GB 1d. lilac applied and cancelled by London “S.W./19” duplex, red Sandakan transit c.d.s. on reverse; the envelope a little soiled and with surface abrasion at foot. Very rare.

Photo

S$12,000-15,000

1016 Tangkulap 1016

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1909 5c. showing a good to fine, large part strike, of “TANGKULAP/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D2) for 31 July 1913, the latest recorded date of use. Rare. Photo

S$400-500

PROVENANCE:

Patrick Cassels, April 2008

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Tawau 1017

1018

1019

1020

1021

1022

1023

1024

1025

The collection to 1963 comprising envelopes (31, thirteen registered), postal stationery card, air mail letter cards (2) and loose stamps/pieces (58), showing a good range of cancellations including Type D2, many of the strikes are fair to good only and condition is mixed, therefore viewing is recommended

S$6,000-8,000

1910 (20 Apr.) 3c. stationery card to Batavia, re-addressed to Soerabaya, cancelled by “TAWAO” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing part Sandakan and Singapore transit datestamps alongside; the card a little soiled. Photo

S$500-600

1919 (6 Nov.) “Harte-Lovelace” envelope to Seremban, bearing Pictorial 2c. (2), both clearly tied by “TAWAO/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing, on reverse, Sandakan and Singapore transit datestamps. Photo

S$800-1,000

1923 (12 Dec.) envelope registered to England, bearing Pictorial 8c. and 10c. tied by “TAWAU/B.N.B.” c.d.s. (Type D6) and showing just legible Type R3 registration d.s. (latest recorded date) with Sandakan transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

1930 (1 Oct.) envelope registered to Sandakan, bearing Pictorial 3c. (on reverse) and 4c. vertical strip of three, both cancelled by “TAWAU/B.N.B.” double-ring d.s. (Type D8)

S$250-300

1936 (19 May) envelope registered to London, bearing Pictorial 3c. and 20c. on 18c. tied by “TAWAU/B.N.B.” double-ring d.s. (Type D10) and showing Sandakan transit d.s. on reverse; the envelope with some small faults caused through opening

S$300-400

1939 (20 Sept.) double rate envelope registered to New York, bearing, on reverse, 1939 15c., 20c. and $1, all tied by “TAWAU/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s. (Type D12), showing Censor label and handstamp with Sandakan and Singapore transit datestamp.

Attractive. Photo

S$400-500

1941 (30 Apr.) envelope to England, bearing 1939 20c. pair, $2 and 1941 War Tax 2c., all tied by “TAWAU/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s. (Type D11), showing triangularframed “T” applied at Sandakan and triangular “PASSED FOR TRANSMISSION/25/NORTH BORNEO”; the envelope slightly truncated at left. Attractive. Photo

S$600-800

1941 (10 July) envelope registered to London, bearing 1939 8c., 15c. and 1941 War Tax 2c., all tied by “TAWAU/NORTH BORNEO” double-ring d.s. (Type D12) and showing, on reverse, part Censor label and handstamp

S$200-250

Tenom 1026

1027

The collection to 1962 comprising envelopes (16, five registered) and loose stamps/pieces (54), showing a good range of cancellations; condition mixed

S$4,000-5,000

1907 (31 May) 1c. stationery card to Ceylon, uprated with Pictorial 3c., cancelled by “TENOM” squared-circle d.s. (Type D2) and showing Jesselton, Singapore, Colombo and Kandy datestamps. Photo

S$800-1,000

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1011

1019

1020

1024

1023

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1028

1029

1030

1907 (22 Oct.) 1c. reply half of reply paid card from Jesselton to Tenom, uprated with Pictorial 1c., cancelled by light despatch c.d.s. and showing fine “TENOM” squared-circle arrival d.s. (Type D2). Photo

S$500-600

1911 (27 May) envelope to Sandakan, bearing Pictorial 2c. tied by “TENOM” squaredcircle d.s. (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, Jesselton and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$400-500

1916 (29 May) envelope to Switzerland bearing, on reverse, Pictorial 10c. vertical strip of three tied by “TENOM” squared-circle d.s. (Type D2, showing Jesselton and Singapore transit datestamps alongside with Type R2 registration d.s. (earliest recorded date) on face panel; the envelope with some minor peripheral faults. Photo

S$400-500

Travelling Post Office 1031

The collection to 1963 comprising envelopes (23, two registered) and loose stamps/pieces (60), showing most types of cancellation, the early ones on cover are only fair to good strikes; condition mixed

S$4,000-5,000

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1033

A range of mainly post-war offices comprising Mempakut, Papar (nine covers and eleven loose stamps/pieces), Ranau (one cover, ten loose adhesives/pieces), Semporna (five covers, seven loose stamps), Sipitang (one cover, piece and loose stamp), Tamparuli (cover and loose stamp), Tangong Aru (cover and loose stamp), Tangkulap (stamp) and Tuaran (five covers and two pieces). Condition generally fine

S$1,000-1,200

A selection of picture postcards (19) used between 1904 and 1936, some with corner crease etc otherwise generally fine

S$800-1,000

SARAWAK Kuching G.P.O. 1034

1861 (16 (Oct.) unstamped envelope to Singapore, showing a good strike of “POST (Type PS1) and, on with manuscript “4” inserted indicating 4 annas postage to be collected; the envelope with some minor tone spots and large tear across face panel. Rare. Photo

OFFICE/SARAWAK” double-ring h.s. with manuscript date inserted reverse, framed “SINGAPORE/Bearing” (Type PS8 without slides)

S$20,000-25,000

PROVENANCE:

C.M.C. Symes, October 1971 1035

1863 (10 Mar.) envelope written by Rajah Brooke to Mrs Brown in London, marked “Marseilles”, bearing India 2a. and 4a. pair (one damaged prior to use) tied by very rare “OFFICE OF REGISTRY/SARAWAK” double-ring handstamp (Type PS2, earliest recorded date) and additionally cancelled “B/172” in transit at Singapore, showing red crayon “1/2” and London Paid arrival c.d.s. (27.4) with, on reverse, red “SINGAPORE/P.O” double-ring d.s.; the envelope with recipient’s notation at left. Photo Note: This cover was carried on the P&O “Singapore”, which left Singapore on 23 March and arrived at Galle on 30 March, transhipped to “S.S. Mooltan” which left the next day and arrived at Suez on 16 April. It then went overland to Alexandria for the “S.S. Euxine”, which left on 19 April and arrived at Marseilles on 25 April.

PROVENANCE:

C.M.C. Symes, October 1971 Photos appear on page 179 www.spink.com

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S$40,000-50,000

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1035

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1036 1036 ័

1865 (17 Jan.) front from the Bishop of Labuan to London, marked “Via Southampton”, bearing India 4a. pair cancelled by diamond of bars (Type K1) and “B/172” in transit at Singapore, showing mainly fine “POST OFFICE/SARAWAK” double-ring h.s. (Type PS1, latest recorded date) with manuscript date inserted and red crayon “11”. Rare. Photo

S$10,000-12,000

Note: This was carried on the P&O “S.S. Carnatic”, which left Singapore on 21 January arriving at Galle on 27 January, transhipped to the “S.S. Bengal” which left on 1 February and arrived at Suez on 15 February. It the went overland to Alexandria for the “S.S. Syria” which left on 19 February and arrived at Southampton on 7 March.

1037 1037 ័

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1868 (Sept.) piece of an envelope, London to Sarawak, bearing GB 1/-, carried in the mail, which left London on 18 September and arrived in Singapore on 27 October, presumably addressed to an outstation, so franked with 1869 3c. to indicate postage due, cancelled by manuscript date “6/11/69”. Two other similar pieces recorded. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

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1038

1876 (28 Dec.) envelope (222x92mm.) from the Sarawak Treasury addressed to the Chairman of the Borneo Co. Ltd. in London, bearing Straits Settlements 2c., 24c. and 30c. cancelled “B/172” in transit at Singapore, showing “SARAWAK/POST OFFICE” double oval d.s. (Type D1) and red arrival c.d.s. A Sarawak 6c. has been excised which had been tied by framed “PAID”. Photo

S$300-400

Note: A very similar cover from the same correspondence, also with a Sarawak 6c. excised, was sold in the “Miri” sale in 1990.

1039

1040

1879 (Nov.) Straits Settlements 3c. stationery card to London, with specially printed Christmas Greetings from Sarawak on reverse, signed by “J A Buck”, clearly cancelled, showing “SINGAPORE/PAID” (17.11) and arrival (20.12) datestamps in red; the card with some light staining and central vertical crease. Rare. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1895-1962 envelopes (64, twenty-two registered), front, newspaper wrapper, postal stationery cards (2) and picture postcards (3, one of Rajah Brooke), showing a wide range of cancellations, registered handstamps and post paid markings with a number of earliest and latest recorded dates. A fine lot

S$5,000-6,000

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1041 1041

1042

1043

1044

1045

1895 (8 Oct.) envelope registered to Hong Kong bearing, on reverse, 1892 1c. on 3c. irregular block of twelve and a pair cancelled by a mixture of “SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D3) and three tier “SARAWAK POST OFFICE/REGISTERED LETTER/DATE” d.s. in violet (Type R1), in combination on face with Straits Settlements 1885 1c. on 32c., 1892 1c. on 2c., 1c. on 6c. pair, 1c. on 8c. pair and 1c. on 12c. pair, all cancelled by Singapore c.d.s. (12.12) and showing “SINGAPORE/TO HONG KONG” marine sorter c.d.s. Photo

S$3,000-4,000

1896 (10 Jan.) envelope to New York, bearing 1895 2c. tied by Sarawak c.d.s. (Type D5), in combination with Straits Settlements 1882 8c. and 1894 5c. tied by Singapore c.d.s.

(13.1), showing Type R2 registration h.s. (only recorded date of use) and London transit d.s. (6.2). Attractive. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1899 (8 May) envelope registered to Germany, bearing 1895 2c. blocks of four (2), both centrally cancelled by Sarawak c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing Type R3 registration h.s. with Brindisi transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1899 (3 Dec.) envelope registered to USA, bearing 1899 2c. on 3c. (4, one with stop after “THREE”) and 1899-1908 2c. pair, all tied by Sarawak c.d.s. (Type D4), showing Type R3 registration h.s. and red London transit d.s. Photo

S$500-600

1905 (25 July) and (24 Aug.) envelopes registered to USA bearing 1899-1908 8c. plus 10c. pair and 2c. block of four (on reverse) plus 10c. respectively, all cancelled by Kuching c.d.s. (Type D7) and showing Type R3 registration h.s., and 1907 (9 July) envelope (222x93mm.) registered to England, bearing 1899-1908 1c. block of six and 4c. tied by Kuching c.d.s. (Type D9, earliest recorded date) and showing violet Type R5 registration h.s. (Type R5, earliest recorded date). A good trio of covers

S$500-600

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1028

1029

1030

1039

1043 1042

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1046

1047

1048

1049

1050

1051

1052

1053

1054

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1909 (27 Mar.) and 1913 (14 Apr.) picture postcards (Esplanade & Ladies Club and Sea Dyak Women in Full Costume) from Bau to Paris and to London respectively, both franked at 3c. (on picture side for former) and showing “T” h.s. (Type UP2), the latter also with London “1⁄ 2 D/F.B./C.”; and 1922 (27 Mar.) envelope to Switzerland, franked at 6c., showing “T” h.s. (Type UP3, earliest recorded date) and with Swiss Postage Due 20c. pair. A fine and scarce trio

S$800-1,000

1909 (23 Nov.) envelope to Germany, franked at 4c., showing “T” h.s. (Type UP2), and 1929 (21 June) envelope to Chicago, franked at 8c., showing “T” h.s. (Type UP3) and arrival due handstamp in purple. A fine pair

S$600-800

1914 (5 Oct.) 10c. registered envelope (1913 issue, size G) to Singapore, uprated 3c., cancelled by Kuching c.d.s. and showing Type R5 registration h.s. in violet. Photo

S$400-500

1916 (24 Apr.) envelope to Kuala Lumpur bearing, on reverse, 1899-1908 3c. and showing, on face, framed “PAQUEBOT.” h.s. in violet (Type SL2, latest recorded date) and with Straits Settlements Censor label at left applied at Singapore; the envelope a little truncated at right. Photo

S$600-800

1917 (6 July) 10c. registered envelope (1913 issue, size G) to England, uprated with 1c. block of four, cancelled at Kuching and showing Type R5 registration h.s. in violet. Photo

S$400-500

1921-41 envelopes (13) registered to Austria, Costa Rica (2, one a little stained), Hungary, North Borneo, Switzerland, UK (3) and USA (4), variously franked and showing various registration handstamps comprising Types R6 (2), R7 (4 showing change to it becoming worn and enlarged), R8 (only recorded example), R9 (3, earliest and latest recorded dates), R11 (2, one the earliest recorded date) and R12. A fine lot

S$2,000-2,500

1926-56 envelopes (12, all but two are post-war) variously addressed and franked, all showing instructional markings including Types I3, I4 (latest recorded date), I5 (2, one the earliest recorded date), I7 (only recorded example), I9 + I14, I10 (2), I11 + I12 and I13 (only known example). A fine lot

S$2,000-2,500

1928-58 envelopes (27, five are Official) variously addressed and franked, all showing Paquebot handstamps including Types SL4 (2), SL5 (4, one the latest recorded date and one with SL7), SL10 (5, three in violet and one in red), SL11 (5) and SL12. A good lot in generally fine condition

S$3,000-4,000

1929 (13 July) envelope registered to England, marked “Per Air Mail to Singapore”, bearing 1928-29 10c. and 20c., showing Type R7 registration h.s. in violet, rare “KUCHING/AIR MAIL” c.d.s. (Type AM3) and, on reverse, Singapore transit d.s. (18.7); also 1929 5c. block of four with central Type AM2 cancellation. Photo

S$500-600

Note: On this flight, only 200 letters were permitted and an airmail fee of 10 cents per letter was charged in addition to the ordinary postage rate. The cover was posted on 13 July and reach Singapore on 18 July. The flight left Kuching on 14 July but was was forced to land at Pontianak by bad weather. The mail reached Singapore by ship.

1055

1056

1057

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1929 (19 Dec.) envelope (flap missing) to Bristol, bearing 1928 4c. tied by fine framed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL2) and showing Kuching c.d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$300-400

1930-41 envelopes (13, one a window type) front and stationery card, mostly addressed to UK (one to Kuala Lumpur signed by the Rajah), variously franked and cancelled, one with censor handstamp. A fine lot

S$600-800

1931 (16 Sept.) 6c. stationery card (1931 issue) used from Kuching to Germany, a few very minor peripheral faults. Very scarce, only 500 printed. Photo

S$600-800

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1044

1049

1050

1054

1055

1057

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1058

1059

1060

1061

1062

1063

1064

1933 (24 Jan.) envelope to Bristol, bearing 1932 8c. tied by Kuching c.d.s. and showing fine framed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL5, earliest recorded date) at left. Photo

S$300-400

1934 (14 Sept.) locally addressed envelope bearing 1932 2c. pair clearly tied by Kuching c.d.s., showing large “T” h.s. (Type UP3) and with “G.P.O. KUCKING, SARAWAK/TO PAY....CTS.” red on white label (Type UP6) with manuscript “4” inserted, fine. Also an unused example of similar label (Type UP5). Rare. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1934 (14 Sept.) unstamped locally addressed envelope, showing fine Kuching c.d.s., large “T” h.s. (Type UP3) and framed “G.P.O. KUCHING, SARAWAK./TO PAY....CTS” in violet (Type UP7, the only recorded example) with manuscript “10” inserted. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1936-58 envelopes (12) variously addressed and franked, all showing tax markings including Types UP4, UP7 (2, one also with “PAQUEBOT” h.s. Type SL11) and UP10 (2, one the earliest recorded date). A fine group

S$1,500-2,000

1936 (17 Sept.) envelope to England, bearing 1934 2c. and 6c. clearly tied by Kuching c.d.s. and showing fine unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL7) alongside. Photo

S$300-400

1947 (9 Dec.) envelope to Kuching, bearing BMA 10c. and 15c. tied by “VICTORIA/LABUAN” c.d.s. and showing fine framed “STOP LOOK/SAFETY FIRST” h.s. (Type HS8) in red. Scarce. Photo

S$300-400

1947 (9 Dec.) envelope registered from England to Kuching, franked at 1/3d., showing almost complete framed “STOP LOOK/SAFETY FIRST” h.s. (Type HS8) in red with arrival c.d.s. (19.12) on reverse. Photo

S$250-300

Balingian 1065

1066

1067

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1915 (13 Sept.) envelope to Kuala Lumpur, bearing 1899 2c. (2) tied by “BALINGIAN” c.d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date), showing Kuching transit d.s., Censor label at left and, on reverse, Singapore and arrival datestamps; the envelope with three light vertical creases. Rare. Photo

S$1,200-1,500

1929-53 envelopes (7, two registered), airmail letter card and a postal stationery registered envelope front, variously addressed and franked with cancellations including Types D2 (overstruck in transit with “MUKAH” Type D4 c.d.s.) and D3, and showing registration h.s. Type R4 (earliest and latest recorded dates) and red Post Paid h.s. Type PD2 (latest recorded date). A good lot

S$1,000-1,200

1938 (25 June) OHMS envelope to Bintulu, showing fine “BALINGIAN” c.d.s. (Type D2) with arrival c.d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

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1062

1063 1059

1064 1060

1065

1067

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1068 Baram 1068

1069

1070

1071

1072

1073 1074

1075

1076

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1897 (20 Mar.) to Vienna, bearing 1895 2c. tied by “BARAM” c.d.s. (Type D1) in violet, in combination with Straits Settlements 1894 8c. tied by Singapore c.d.s. (7.4), showing clear Sarawak c.d.s. (5.4) with Singapore and arrival datestamps on reverse. Extremely rare and attractive. Photo

S$30,000-40,000

1900 (23 Oct.) envelope to Hong Kong, bearing 1899 4c. tied by worn strike of “BARAM” c.d.s. (Type D1), showing Sarawak datestamps (29.10 and 3.11) alongside with arrival c.d.s. on reverse. Scarce. Photo

S$800-1,000

1905 (6 July) 3c. stationery card to London, clearly cancelled by fine “BARAM” c.d.s.

(Type D2) in violet; the card with some slight soiling and a horizontal crease at foot.

Photo

S$800-1,000

1911 (19 Oct.) envelope to England, bearing 1899 4c. tied by fine “BARAM” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing legible Kuching transit d.s. (31.10); the envelope with some tears at top caused through opening. Photo

S$800-1,000

1927 (11 Dec.) 12c. registered envelope (1921 issue, size G) to Toronto, bearing 1922-23 3c. and 6c., all cancelled by “BARAM” c.d.s. (Type D5, earliest recorded date) and showing red ink registration marking. Attractive. Photo

S$800-1,000

1931 (9 Mar.) OHMS envelope to Kuching, showing fine “BARAM” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing, on reverse, Miri and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$400-500

1932 (15 Feb.) 4c. stationery card (1921 issue) to Adelaide, cancelled by “BARAM” c.d.s.

(Type D4), showing another clearer strike plus firm’s arrival hand and datestamps; a few very minor peripheral faults. Photo

S$800-1,000

1933 (18 May) envelope to England, bearing 1932 4c. pair tied by “BARAM” c.d.s.

(Type D5) and showing, on reverse, Miri transit d.s.; the envelope with flap missing.

Photo

S$500-600

1936-62 envelopes (13, one registered and three Official), variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D5, D8 (one the earliest recorded date) and D9, the registered cover showing Type R5 registration h.s. (the only recorded example) and the Official covers with red Post Paid Type PD2 (earliest and latest recorded dates). A good lot

S$1,000-1,200

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1072 1073

1074

1075

1079

1078

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1077

1078

1079

1080

1937 (7 Mar.) OPS envelope registered to Kuching, showing fair to fine “BARAM” c.d.s.

(Type D5), showing violet registration h.s. (Type R3, earliest recorded date); the envelope slightly truncated at left

S$250-300

1938 (14 Mar.) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 2c. pair, 3c., 4c. and 10c., all tied by “BARAM” c.d.s. (Type D6), showing fine Type R3 registration h.s. in violet with Miri transit d.s. on reverse. Attractive. Photo

S$400-500

1938 (22 Mar.) envelope bearing 1934 1c. and 2c. pair crossed by “PAQUEBOT” h.s.

(Type SL2, latest recorded date) and showing “BARAM” c.d.s. (Type D5) alongside.

Scarce. Photo

S$500-600

1939 (9 Jan.) 15c. registered envelope (1934 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1924 5c., both cancelled by “BARAM” c.d.s. (Type D5), showing violet registration h.s. (Type R3, latest recorded date) with, on reverse, Miri and arrival datestamps; fine. Photo

S$500-600

Bau 1081

1082

1083

1084

1085

1086

1908 (21 Dec.) coloured picture postcard (H.H. Yacht “Zahora”) to England bearing, on picture side, 1899 4c. tied by “BAU” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, Singapore transit datestamp; the card with a few minor faults. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1909 (31 May) envelope to USA, bearing 1899-1908 2c. and 3c. tied by “BAU” c.d.s.

(Type D2), showing large “T” h.s. partly obscured by US Postage Due 5c. and showing New York due h.s. Rare. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1916 (2 June) envelope to England and re-addressed to Wales, bearing 1899 4c. tied by “BAU” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing Kuching transit datestamp alongside. Photo

S$800-1,000

1917-53 envelopes (13, four registered) variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Type D2 in violet (poor), D3 (5, one the latest recorded date) and D5 (7), the registration h.s. comprise Types R3 (2, one the earliest recorded date) and R4 (2, one the latest recorded date), four of the envelopes are Official and show red Post Paid h.s. Type PD2 (one the latest recorded date). A fine lot

S$1,500-1,800

1936 (17 June) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 1c., 10c. and 12c., all tied by “BAU/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing fine violet registration h.s. (Type R2, earliest recorded date); the envelope slightly soiled. Photo

S$300-400

1936 (1 July) 15c. registered envelope (1934 issue, size G) to England, bearing 1934 8c. tied by “BAU/SARAWAK” c.d.s. with the stamp impression being cancelled in transit at Kuching, and showing fine registration h.s. (Type R2, the latest recorded date). Photo

S$400-500

Betong 1087

1088

1089

1090

1915 (14 Aug.) envelope (faults) to Kuala Lumpur, bearing 1899-1908 3c. tied by “BETONG” c.d.s. (Type D1, earliest recorded date), showing Kuching transit d.s. and, on reverse, Straits Settlements censor label with Singapore and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$800-1,000

1923 (19 Oct.) 12c. registered envelope (1921 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1923 4c., both cancelled by “BETONG” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing red ink registration marking. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1926 (23 July) 12c. registered envelope (1921 issue, size H2) to Kuching, bearing 1923 4c., both cancelled by “BETONG” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing manuscript registration marking. Photo

S$800-1,000

1931-61 envelopes (16, five registered - mostly Official), variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D3 (5, one in red in a very corroded state), D5 (5, two in violet), registered handstamps include Types R3 and R4 (the only recorded date), and one with unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. A fine lot

S$2,000-2,500

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1082

1085

1083 1086

1088

1092

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1091

1096 Binatang 1091

1092

1093

1094

1095

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1908 3c. dull purple clearly cancelled by large part strike of “BINATANG” c.d.s. with part date in manuscript, fine. The only recorded example. Photo

S$800-1,000

1923 (5 Sept.) 12c. registered envelope (1921 issue, size G) to Sibu, bearing 1918 1c. and 1922 6c., all clearly cancelled by “BINATANG” c.d.s. (Type D2) in violet, showing Type R2 registration h.s. in violet (earliest recorded date) partly assisted with contemporary manuscript with arrival d.s. on reverse; the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$600-800

1928 (20 Dec.) 12c. registered envelope (1921 issue, size H) to Kuching, bearing 1918 1c. and 1922 3c. pair, all cancelled by “BINATANG” c.d.s. in violet (Type D2) and showing Type R2 registration h.s. in violet (latest recorded date) with arrival c.d.s. on reverse.

Scarce. Photo

S$800-1,000

1931-53 envelopes (11, two registered), variously addressed and franked, cancelled with Types D2 (2) and D5 (9), the registered envelopes with Type R3, two OHMS envelopes with red Type PD2 h.s. (one the earliest recorded date) and one underpaid envelope with “T” h.s. (Type UP3, the only recorded date). A fine lot

S$1,200-1,500

1937 (24 Nov.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Fort Bayard, a French enclave in China, bearing on reverse, 1934 2c. and 5c. (2), each tied by “BINATANG” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing Kuching and Hanoi transit datestamps. Photo

S$600-800

Bintulu 1096

1097

1895 (1 Mar.) Straits Settlements 3c. stationery card to London, showing fine “BINTULU” c.d.s. (Type D2) at lower left, violet Sarawak c.d.s. and the stamp impression cancelled in transit at Singapore (18.3); the card with corner creases. An extremely rare usage and the only known example of Straits Settlements stationery used at Bintulu. Photo

S$20,000-25,000

1919 (31 Jan.) 1c. stationery card (1900-02 issue) to Goebilt, clearly cancelled by “BINTULU” c.d.s. in violet (Type D5) and showing Kuching transit d.s. alongside. Photo

S$800-1,000

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1097

1089

1095

1093

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1098

1099

1100

1101

1925 (30 Sept.) 10c. registered envelope (1918 issue, size H2) to Kuching, bearing 1923 2c. (3), all cancelled by “BINTULU” c.d.s. (Type D6) and showing arrival d.s. on reverse; the address panel with small abrasion barely affecting fine appearance. Photo

S$600-800

1931-63 envelopes (25, nine registered; mostly post-war) variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types re-issued D4 (3), D7 (2), D8 (philatelic), D10 (4, various states, two the earliest recorded date) and D12 (15), the registered envelopes include Types R4 (2, one the latest recorded date) and R6; included is 1934 (5 Oct.) OHHS envelope from Tatau Treasury (handstamp at lower left) to Kuching, posted at Bintulu, and a 1953 (14 Sept.) underpaid envelope to Scotland showing “T” h.s. (Type UP3, the only recorded date). A fine lot

S$3,000-4,000

1931 (23 Mar.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing Type D7 c.d.s. and very scarce unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. in violet (Type SL7; latest recorded date) applied on arrival.

Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1935 (2 Mar.) envelope registered to Switzerland and twice re-addressed internally, bearing 1934 1c. (on reverse) and 2c. blocks of four and 15c. cancelled by “BINTULU” c.d.s. (Type D7) and showing Type R3 registration h.s.; 1939 (22 Mar.) envelope (a little soiled) registered to India, bearing 1934 2c., 3c., 6c. and 12c. cancelled by Type D7 c.d.s. and showing Type R3 registration h.s. (latest recorded date); and 1940 (30 Nov.) 15c. registered envelope (1934 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1934 4c. (2) cancelled by Type D7 c.d.s. and showing Type R4 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date). A good group

S$1,000-1,200

Dalat 1102

1103

1104

1105

1106

1107

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1934 (29 Sept.) OHHS envelope from Oya to Kuching, showing fine Type D5 despatch c.d.s. in violet, a fair to fine strike of “DALAT/SARAWAK” transit c.d.s. (Type D3) and, on reverse, Sibu and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1935 (7 Dec.) envelope to England, bearing 1934 25c. tied by “DALAT/SARAWAK” c.d.s.

(Type D3, showing red crayon “T” with manuscript “125 ctms” alongside, London “9D/I.S./B.” and “1⁄ 2 D/I.S./B.” handstamps and bearing Postage Due 3d. strip of three.

Attractive

S$400-500

1940 (28 Oct.) envelope to England, bearing 1934 2c. strip of four tied by legible “DALAT/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D3) with violet censor handstamp alongside and showing, on reverse, Malaya Patriotic Fund 1c. label, Sibu and arrival datestamps; some minor peripheral faults. Photo

S$500-600

1946 (24 Jan.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Kuching, bearing BMA 8c. tied by manuscript “Dalat, 24/1/46” and showing clear arrival c.d.s. alongside. Photo

S$400-500

1947-62 envelopes (11, five registered) variously addressed and franked, cancelled in manuscript and by Type D5, the registered showing Types R4, R5 (3, one the earliest recorded date) and R6 in red. A good lot

S$800-1,000

1947 (14 May) envelope registered to England, bearing 1947 3c. (4) and 8c. (5) with, on reverse, 1c. (2), 2c. (3), 4c. (5) and 15c. (8), each cancelled by manuscript “Dalat, 14.5.47” and showing Type R4 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date)

S$400-500

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1102

1104

1105

1131

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Daro 1108

1109

1110

1930 (10 Sept.) OHHS envelope to Kuching showing very fine strike of “DARO” c.d.s. in violet (Type D2) with Sibu transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1937 (1 Oct.) envelope to England, bearing 1934 5c., 6c. pair and 8c., all clearly tied by “DARO” c.d.s. in violet (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, clear Kuching transit d.s.

Most attractive. Photo

S$400-500

1937 (6 Nov.) envelope to Kuching, bearing 1934 2c. and 3c. tied by legible “DARO” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing Binatang transit d.s. alongside with arrival c.d.s. on reverse; the envelope a little creased and stained. Photo

S$500-600

Debak 1111

1112

1113

1114

1931 (12 Oct.) OPS envelope to Kuching showing a fine strike of “DEBAK” c.d.s. (Type D2) with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

1936 (19 June) envelope to England, bearing 1934 3c. and 5c. tied by “DEBAK” c.d.s. in violet (Type D2) with another clear strike alongside and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

1936 (19 June) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 20c. pair tied by “DEBAK” c.d.s. in violet (Type D2) with another clear strike alongside, showing Type R2 registration h.s. (the only recorded date) and, on reverse, Kuching, Singapore and arrival datestamps. Attractive. Photo

S$600-800

1937 (12 June) envelope to England, bearing 1934 1c. and 12c. pair, both tied by “DEBAK” c.d.s. in blue (Type D2) and showing Kuching transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

Engkilili 1115

1116

1117

1931 (13 Mar.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing mainly fine strike of “ENGKILILI” c.d.s. (Type D2) with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1936 (17 June) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 1c., 12c. pair and 15c., all tied by “ENGKILILI” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing Type R2 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date) with, on reverse, Kuching and Singapore transit datestamps. Attractive. Photo

S$400-500

1938 (21 Mar.) envelope to Simanggang, bearing 1934 1c. and 4c. tied by “ENGKILILI” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse

S$250-300

Kalaka 1118

1924 (7 Feb.) 2c. stationery card (1920 issue) to Kuching clearly cancelled by “KALAKA/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D3), fine. Scarce. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Note: Only 3 or 4 items are known with this cancel 1119

1925 (28 Dec.) 10c. registered envelope (1921 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1923 2c. and 4c., all cancelled by light “KALAKA/SARAWAK” c.d.s. in violet (Type D3, latest recorded date), showing manuscript registration marking with arrival datestamp on reverse. Scarce and attractive. Photo Photos also appear on page 195

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S$1,500-1,800

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1109

1110

1111

1112

1113

1114

1115

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Kanowit 1120

1121

1122

1123

1919 (24 May) 4c. stationery card (1918 issue) to Netherlands, cancelled by “KANOWIT” c.d.s. (Type D2, very early date) and showing Singapore transit datestamp; a few very light tone spots. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1936-63 envelopes (14, four registered) variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2, D3, D5 (6, one the earliest recorded date) and D6 (6), the registered envelopes with Types R4 (earliest recorded date) and R5 (earliest and latest recorded dates). A good lot

S$1,000-1,200

1940 (26 Aug.) envelope (opened-out) to Manchester, bearing 1934 3c. and 5c. tied by “KANOWIT/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing violet censor handstamp and, on reverse, Sibu and Kuching transit datestamps. Photo

S$400-500

1938 (4 July) OHHS envelope from the District Court to Bintulu, showing superb “KANOWIT/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D3) and, on reverse, Sibu, Kuching and arrival datestamps

S$300-400

Kapit 1124

1125

1126

1934 (28 Dec.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing mainly fine “KAPIT” c.d.s. (Type D2) with arrival datestamp on reverse

S$300-400

1937 (21 June) envelope to Simanggang, bearing 1934 1c. strip of three and 2c. tied by “KAPIT” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, Sibu, Kuching and arrival datestamps.

Photo

S$500-600

1938 (2 Mar.) envelope registered to Kuching, bearing 1934 3c. and 5c. with, on reverse, 1c. (6), 2c. pair and 3c., all clearly cancelled by “KAPIT” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing superb Type R2 registration h.s. in purple (latest recorded date); envelope with horizontal crease at foot and with some small peripheral faults. Photo

S$500-600

Lawas 1127

1128

1129

1130

1909 (15 Nov.) envelope to Shrewsbury, bearing 1899 4c. tied by “LAWAS” c.d.s (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, Labuan transit c.d.s.; the envelope with some small faults.

Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1912-63 envelopes (18, eight registered) variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D2, D4 (2), D6 (4 and D7 (11, one the earliest recorded date), the registered envelopes include Types R4 (3 including earliest and latest recorded dates), R5 (2, earliest and latest recorded dates). A good lot

S$2,500-3,000

1930 (11 Feb.) envelope registered to Jesselton bearing, on reverse, 1922-23 3c. (3) and 10c. tied by “LAWAS” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing Labuan transit and Jesselton arrival (Type R10) datestamps alongside with, on reverse, fine large registration h.s. (Type R1). Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1929 (13 Nov.) envelope registered to Jesselton, bearing 1918 1c. (2) and 1922-23 6c. and 12c., all clearly tied by “LAWAS” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing, on reverse, large Type R1 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date), Labuan transit d.s. and scarce Type R10 arrival c.d.s. Photo

S$600-800

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1126

1118

1120

1119 1125

1127 1122

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1131

1132

1133

1134

1135

1930 (29 July) 15c. registered envelope (1928 issue, size H) to Kuching, bearing 1923 4c. (2) tied by “LAWAS” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing large Type R1 registration h.s. (latest recorded date) and showing arrival d.s. on reverse; the envelope with some minor faults as to be expected with an envelope of this size). Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1930 (24 Dec.) envelope to Kuching, bearing 1928 1c. (4) clearly tied by “LAWAS” c.d.s.

(Type D3) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1938 (23 May) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 4c., 5c. and 12c., all tied by “LAWAS” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing fine Type R3 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date) with, on reverse, Labuan and Singapore transit datestamps. Photo

S$400-500

1939 (29 Dec.) envelope to England, bearing 1934 1c., 2c. (2) and 3c. tied by “LAWAS” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing “PASSED/FOR/TRANSMISSION” h.s. and, on reverse, Labuan transit d.s. Photo

S$300-400

1946 (8 Apr.) envelope to London, bearing BMA 10c. and $1 cancelled by Straits Times “LAWAS” h.s. in violet with “8 APR. 1946” d.s. below; the envelope with some small faults including light foxing around adhesives. Photo

S$400-500

Limbang 1136

1137

1138

1139

1140

1141

1142

1908-62 envelopes (22, six registered, one incoming from Labuan; mostly post-war), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D3 (2), D5 (2), D6 (9, two with year date error, one the earliest recorded date) and D7 (9), registration handstamps include Types R6, R7 (earliest and latest recorded dates) and R8 (earliest and latest recorded dates). A fine lot

S$2,000-2,500

1908 (May) envelope to England, bearing 1899 4c. tied by “LIMBANG” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing, on reverse, Singapore transit datestamp; one or two very minor faults.

Photo

S$800-1,000

1911 (1 Oct.) 1c. stationery card (1900-02 issue) written from Trusan to Sibu, cancelled by “LIMBANG” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing Kuching transit datestamps (5.10 and 7.10).

Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1916 (5 Apr.) 4c. on 3c. stationery card (1899 issue) to England, clearly cancelled by “LIMBANG” c.d.s. in violet (Type D3) and showing Labuan transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1926 (29 Oct.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing good to fine “LIMBANG” c.d.s.

(Type D3); the envelope a little soiled

S$350-450

1937 (16 Mar.) OPS envelope (214x100mm.) registered to Kuching, showing mainly fine “LIMBANG” c.d.s. (Type D5), showing superb Type R4 registration h.s. in violet (latest recorded date) and, on reverse, Miri and arrival datestamps; the envelope with some light creases

S$400-500

1939 (20 Nov.) and 1940 (2 Dec.) envelopes from the same correspondence to England, the former marked “Imperial” and the latter “By B.O.A.C.”, both franked at 55c., cancelled by “LIMBANG” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing Censor markings; the former with some peripheral creases otherwise fine

S$500-600

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1130

1132 1133

1137

1134

1138 1135

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Lingga 1143

1144

1936 (16 June) envelope to England, bearing 1934 1c., 2c. and 5c., all tied by “LINGGA” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing Kuching transit datestamp on reverse; some minor tone spotting. Photo

S$500-600

1937 (5 Oct.) envelope to Simanggang, bearing 1934 5c. tied by “LINGGA” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing clear arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

Lubok Antu 1145

1938 (11 Feb.) envelope to Simanggang, bearing 1934 2c. and 3c. tied by “LUBOK c.d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1938 (25 Mar.) envelope registered to Simanggang, bearing 1934 2c., 4c. pair and 6c. pair, all tied by “LUBOK ANTU/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing Type R2 registration handstamp (the only recorded example) with arrival datestamp on reverse; the envelope with a few minor tone spots. Photo

S$800-1,000

1938 (13 Apr.) envelope to England, bearing 1934 1c. (2) and 4c., all tied by fine “LUBOK ANTU/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, Kuching transit datestamp. Photo

S$600-800

ANTU/SARAWAK”

1146

1147

Lundu 1148

1149

1931-53 envelopes (12, five registered; all but one post-war), variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D4, D5 (9) and D6 (2), the registered envelopes with Types R3 (2, one the earliest recorded date) and R4 (3). A fine lot

S$600-800

1940 (15 Jan.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Kuching, bearing 1934 2c. and 3c. tied by “LUNDU” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing arrival datestamp on revere. Photo

S$500-600

Matu 1150

1151

1152

1928 (21 Jan.) Official envelope to Kuching showing two strikes of “MATU” c.d.s. (Type D3). Scarce. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1937 (4 Aug.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Kuching, bearing 1934 1c. and 2c. pair clearly tied by “MATU” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

1937 (11 Nov.) envelope to England, bearing 1934 4c. pair, 5c. and 6c. pair, all tied by “MATU” c.d.s. (Type D3, latest recorded date) and showing Kuching transit d.s. on reverse. Attractive

S$300-400

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1143

1145 1144

1146 1149

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Miri 1153

1154 ័

1155

1156

1157

1158

1159

1160

1161

1918 (20 Apr.) envelope registered to Switzerland, bearing 1899-1908 1c., 3c. and 1918 16c., all tied by “MIRI” c.d.s., showing fine registration h.s. (Type R2, earliest recorded date), showing Italian censor label at top (partly covering the stamps) and handstamp applied at Milan and, on reverse, Singapore transit datestamp. A fine commercial cover.

Photo

S$400-500

1918 (21 Nov.) front and small part back registered to Switzerland, bearing 1918 4c. and 16c. tied by “MIRI” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing fine registration h.s. (Type R2, latest recorded date) and, on reverse, Singapore transit d.s.

S$200-250

1919-62 envelopes (47, eighteen registered), front, registered envelope and a picture postcard, variously addressed and franked with a good range of datestamps and registered markings, four show censor handstamps, two with “T” handstamp and one with “A.V./2” h.s. A fine lot

S$5,000-6,000

1923 (16 Nov.) envelope registered to Huddersfield, bearing 1922-23 2c. (6, four on reverse) and 3c. (2), all tied by “MIRI” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing Type R3 registered h.s. (latest recorded date) with Singapore transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$400-500

1925 (12 Nov.) 12c. registered envelope (1921 issue, size H) to Huddersfield, bearing 1922-232c. and 3c. tied by poor “MIRI” c.d.s., showing Type R4 registration h.s. with Singapore transit d.s. on reverse

S$400-500

1930 (9 June) 15c. registered envelope (1928 issue, size H) to Kuching, clearly cancelled by “MIRI” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing fine Type R6 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date), marked “Found in letter box” with “T” h.s. (Type UP3) on flap and arrival d.s. on reverse. Most unusual. Photo

S$600-800

1932 (6 Oct.) 15c. registered envelope (1931 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1932 5c. tied by poor “MIRI” c.d.s. (Type D6), showing blue Type R6 registered h.s. with arrival d.s. on reverse; the envelope with wax seal removed

S$400-500

1940 (25 Apr.) 15c. registered envelope (1934 issue, size G) to London, bearing 1934 8c. tied by light “MIRI” c.d.s. (Type D5), showing violet Type R8 registration h.s. (latest recorded date), showing censor h.s. and Singapore transit d.s. Photo

S$800-1,000

1941 (4 Dec.) 15c. registered envelope (1934 issue, size H) to Kuching, bearing 1934 1c., 3c. and 5c. tied by very light “MIRI” and showing violet Type R9 registration h.s. (latest recorded date)

S$400-500

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1150

1153

1151

1158

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Mukah 1162

1163

1164

1165

1166

1167

1168

1169

1170

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1914 (13 May) envelope to Netherlands, bearing 1899 10c. tied by a good strike of “MUKAH” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing Kuching transit d.s. at left; the envelope truncated at left and with part of revere missing. Photo

S$600-800

1915-56 envelopes (18, five registered), registered envelope (faults) and a picture postcard, variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D4 (5, one in violet, four in worn state), D6 (6, one the earliest recorded date) and D7 (9), registration handstamps include Types R2 (only recorded example), R5 (earliest recorded date) and R6 (earliest and latest recorded dates), one cover with WWI censor label. A good lot

S$3,000-4,000

1916 (19 Apr.) envelope to Kuala Lumpur, bearing 1908 3c. tied by a worn strike of “MUKAH” c.d.s. (Type D4), showing Kuching transit c.d.s. below and Straits Settlements censor label at right. Photo

S$600-800

1919 (12 June) picture postcard (Museum and Ornamental Flower House) to Belgium bearing, on picture side, 1918 1c. and 3c. tied by “MUKAH” c.d.s. (Type D4 showing day slugs inverted and reversed) and showing, on message side, Kuching transit d.s. Photo

S$500-600

1921 (24 Mar.) 4c. stationery card (1918 issue) to Penang, cancelled by “MUKAH” c.d.s.

(Type D4) and showing Penang and arrival datestamps; minor corner creases at upper right. Photo

S$600-800

1928 (23 Apr.) envelope to USA, bearing 1918 2c. and 8c. tied by “MUKAH” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing Kuching transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$800-1,000

1931 (2 Nov.) 15c. registered envelope (1928 issue, size H) to Kuching, bearing 1928 4c. tied by “MUKAH” c.d.s. (Type D6), showing violet Type R3 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date) with arrival c.d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$800-1,000

1937 (11 Mar.) 4c. stationery card (1934 issue) to Germany, uprated with 1934 2c. tied by clear “MUKAH” c.d.s. (Type D6) and showing, on reverse, Sibu and arrival datestamps.

Photo

S$600-800

1941 (9 Nov.) envelope to England, marked “By Air Mail, Air Throughout”, bearing 1934 50c. (4) tied by “MUKAH” c.d.s. (Type D6, latest recorded date) and showing two different censor handstamps; the envelope a little creased. Photo

S$800-1,000

Niah 1171

1172

1173

1931 (4 Mar.) OHHS envelope to Kuching showing, on reverse, large part “NIAH” c.d.s. in violet (Type D3, earliest recorded date) with Miri and arrival datestamps alongside and showing, on face, framed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL1, earliest recorded date). Photo

S$700-900

1931 (19 Mar.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing very fine “NIAH” c.d.s. in violet (Type D3) with framed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL1) alongside and showing, on reverse, Miri and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1934 (1 Nov.) Official envelope (faults) to Kuching, showing fine “NIAH” c.d.s. (Type D3) with Miri and arrival datestamps alongside. Photo

S$600-800

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Oya 1174

1175

11176

1177

1917 (16 Jan.) envelope to England, bearing 1899 2c. (2) clearly tied by “OYA” c.d.s. in violet (Type D4) and showing Kuching transit d.s. alongside; the envelope with small fault at top caused through opening. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1928-52 envelopes (9, two registered; mostly post-war) variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D5 (2, one the earliest recorded date) and D7 (7, two in violet), the registered envelopes with Types R4 (the only recorded example) and R7 (earliest recorded date). A good lot

S$1,200-1,500

1932 (16 May) Official envelope to Kuching, showing fine strike of “OYA” c.d.s. (Type D5) with, on reverse, Dalat, Sibu and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$600-800

1934 (10 Oct.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing fine “OYA” c.d.s. (Type D5) with Dalat transit d.s. alongside and, on reverse, Sibu and Kuching datestamps. Photo

S$800-1,000

Pusa 1178

1934 (19 Oct.) unstamped envelope to Norwich, showing good strike of “PUSA” c.d.s.

(Type D2) with Kuching transit d.s. on reverse; no sign of being taxed; the envelope with flap missing. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Rejang 1179

1180

1181

1931 (25 Mar.) envelope to Kuching, bearing 1928 4c. tied by large part “REJANG” c.d.s.

(Type D3) and showing arrival d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$800-1,000

1936 (14 May) envelope registered to Kuching, bearing 1934 10c. pair tied by fine “REJANG” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing violet Type R2 registration h.s. (latest recorded date) with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1936 (25 June) envelope to England, bearing 1934 1c. block of four, 3c. pair and 15c., all cancelled by “REJANG” (Type D3) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse

S$400-500

Saratok 1182

1183

1930 (8 Aug.) 15c. registered envelope (1928 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1928 2c. vertical pair tied by poor “SARATOK” c.d.s. (Type D2), the envelope stamp impression uncancelled, and showing good Type R2 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date) with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$800-1,000

1936 (20 June) envelope to England, bearing 1934 5c. pair and 15c., both tied by “SARATOK” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

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1185

1186

1937 (22 Jan.) envelope registered to Kuching, bearing 1934 1c., 2c., 4c. and 6c. pair, all tied by “SARATOK” c.d.s. (Type D2, latest recorded date), showing violet Type R2 registration h.s. with arrival datestamp on reverse; the envelope a little damaged at left and with part flap and wax seal missing. Photo

S$400-500

1937 (15 Oct.) envelope to England, bearing 1932 4c. pair, 5c. and 6c. pair, all clearly tied by “SARATOK/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing Kuching transit datestamp on reverse. Attractive. Photo

S$500-600

1939 (Oct.) envelope to USA, bearing 1934 12c. tied by “SARATOK/SARAWAK” c.d.s.

(Type D3) and showing censor label at left; the envelope with light central vertical crease and with tear at left through label. Photo

S$500-600

Sarikei 1187

1188

1189

1932-62 envelopes (22, ten registered; one incoming, mostly post-war) and a stationery card, variously addressed and franked, cancelled by Types D2 (latest recorded date), D3 (5), D6 (7, one the latest recorded date) and D7 (9), registered handstamps include Types R2, R3 (earliest recorded date), R4 (earliest and latest recorded dates) and R6 (only recorded example); one cover showing violet “PAQUEBOT” handstamp. A good lot

S$3,000-4,000

1934 (4 Oct.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing fine strike of “SARIKEI” c.d.s. (Type D3, earliest recorded date) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1939 (Dec.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Kuching, bearing 1934 1c. and 4c. tied by “SARIKEI” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

Serian 1190

1191

1192

1936 (7 July) envelope to England, bearing 1934 2c., 8c. and 15c., all clearly tied by “SERIAN/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date) and showing Kuching transit d.s. on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1938 (27 Mar.) envelope to Bintulu, bearing 1934 2c. and 3c. clearly tied by “SERIAN/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing, on reverse, Kuching and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$500-600

1941 (Nov.) envelope to USA, bearing 1934 2c., 5c. and 8c. all tied by light “SERIAN/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing brown sealing tape at left and two different censor handstamps in violet. Attractive. Photo

S$500-600

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Sibu 1193

1194

1195

1196

1197

1198

1199

1897 (29 Oct.) envelope to England, bearing 1895 8c. tied by very fine “SIBU” c.d.s.

(Type D1) and showing clear Sarawak c.d.s. alongside. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1900 (8 Nov.) 3c. stationery card (1897 issue) to Austria, cancelled by “SIBU” c.d.s. (Type D1 without year date), showing Sarawak and large “T” h.s. (Type UP1, earliest recorded date) alongside, blue crayon “1/10c” and arrival d.s. Photo

S$600-800

1901-63 envelopes (41, sixteen registered), front, postal stationery card and registered envelope and an air letter, variously addressed and franked, showing a good range of cancellations and registered markings with a number of earliest and latest dates, one with censor handstamp and one with circular-framed “A.V.2” h.s. A good lot

S$2,500-3,000

1901 (10 Sept.) 4c. on 3c. stationery card (1899 issue) to Austria, cancelled by “SIBU” c.d.s. (Type D1 without year date), fine. Photo

S$400-500

1902 (Apr.) envelope to Netherlands, bearing 1899 2c. and 8c. tied by “SIBU” c.d.s.

(Type D1) and showing Sarawak c.d.s.; the envelope a fraction soiled. Photo

S$400-500

1903 (24 Feb.) envelope to Singapore, bearing 1899 2c. pair tied by “SIBU” c.d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date) and showing, on reverse, Sarawak and arrival datestamps.

Photo

S$400-500

1909 (4 Aug.) envelope to Norway, bearing 1899 10c. tied b “SIBU” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing light Kuching transit datestamp on reverse. An unusual destination. Photo

S$400-500

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1202

1934 (25 July) envelope to Sibu, bearing 1934 5c. tied by unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s.

(Type SL4, earliest recorded date) and showing light despatch datestamp on reverse; the envelope a little truncated at left and with horizontal crease at foot. Photo

S$500-600

1934 (17 Oct.) envelope to Sibu bearing 1934 2c. and 3c. cancelled by unclear datestamp and showing unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL4, latest recorded date). Photo

S$500-600

1945-46 envelopes (14), air mail letter card and pieces (4), variously addressed and franked, all cancelled by Straits Times datestamp (Type D10) including the latest recorded date, two also show “T” h.s. (Type UP5). A fine study of this datestamp

S$2,500-3,000

Sibuti 1203

1204

1205

1927 (22 Feb.) 12c. registered envelope (1921 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1922 3c. (2) tied by just legible “SIBUTI” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing manuscript registration marking and, on reverse, Miri transit datestamp. Very rare. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1938 (6 Apr.) envelope to Bintulu, bearing 1934 1c. and 4c. tied by just legible “SIBUTI” c.d.s. in violet (Type D2) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1938 (16 Aug.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Kuching, bearing 1934 1c. and 4c. tied by “SIBUTI” c.d.s. in violet (Type D2, latest recorded date) and showing, on reverse, Miri and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$600-800

Simanggang 1206

1207

1208

1918 (13 Nov.) “Harte-Lovelace” envelope to Seremban, bearing 1918 2c. pair tied by “SIMANGGANG” c.d.s. in violet (Type D4) and showing Kuching transit datestamp. Photo

S$800-1,000

1928 (19 June) 2c. stationery card (1921 issue) to Poland, marked “Printed Matter” at top, cancelled by fair to fine “SIMANGGANG” c.d.s. (Type D4) and showing Kuching transit datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$600-800

1931 (14 Mar.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing “SIMANGGANG” c.d.s. (Type D4) and framed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL1, the only recorded example). Photo

S$800-1,000

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1210

1211

1212

1213

1214

1215

1932 (30 Jan.) 15c. registered envelope (1931 issue, size H) to Kuching, bearing 1931 4c. cancelled by “SIMANGGANG” c.d.s. (Type D4), showing legible Type R2 registration h.s. (the only recorded example) with arrival datestamp on reverse; the envelope a little truncated at left. Photo

S$800-1,000

1934 (10 Nov.) OHHS envelope to Kuching, showing slightly smudged “SIMANGGANG” c.d.s. (Type D4) with arrival datestamp on revere; the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$500-600

1936 (9 Oct.) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 20c. pair tied by “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D5), showing fine Type R3 registration h.s. in violet with Kuching transit datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1936 (12 June) envelope to England, bearing 1934 10c. and 15c. tied by “SIMANGGANG” c.d.s. (Type D4, latest recorded date) with Kuching transit datestamp on reverse

S$400-500

1936 (14 Sept.) envelope registered to Switzerland, bearing 1934 20c. and 25c. cancelled by “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D5, earliest recorded date), showing two strikes of Type R3 h.s. in violet with, on reverse, Kuching, Singapore and arrival datestamps; the envelope a fraction soiled. Photo

S$500-600

1937-63 envelopes (17, seven registered; mostly post-war), front and registered envelope, variously addressed and franked, cancellations include Types D5 and D6, and registration h.s. with Types R3, R5 (earliest and latest recorded dates), R6 (only recorded example) and R7; two envelopes with adhesives cancelled by unframed “PAQUEBOT” h.s. (Type SL2, one the latest recorded date). A good lot

S$2,500-3,000

1937 (20 Jan.) locally addressed envelope bearing 1934 5c. clearly tied by “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing, on reverse, unframed “PAQUEBOT.” h.s. (Type SL2). Photo

S$600-800

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1217

1218

1219

1220

1221

1937 (20 Sept.) locally addressed envelope bearing, on reverse, 1934 1c. (3) and 2c. tied by unframed “PAQUEBOT.” h.s. (Type SL2) and showing “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s.

(Type D5) alongside. Photo

S$800-1,000

1938 (21 June) envelope to England, bearing 1934 1c. and 5c. tied by “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing Kuching transit datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1938 (1 Dec.) 15c. registered envelope (1934 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1934 5c., both cancelled by “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D5), showing Type R3 registration h.s. with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$700-900

1940 (16 Jan.) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 2c. and 25c. tied by “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s., showing Type R3 registration h.s., violet Censor h.s. and, on reverse, Singapore transit datestamp. Photo

S$500-600

1941 (9 July) envelope to Kuching, bearing 1934 2c. and 6c. clearly tied by “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D5); no other markings

S$200-250

1945 (4 Dec.) envelope to Sarikei, bearing Australia 3d. crisply tied by “SIMANGGANG/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D5, earliest recorded post-war date) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$800-1,000

Simunjan (Sadong) 1222

1223

1224 1225

1899 (29 Nov.) 4c. on 3c. stationery card (1899 issue) to Singapore, clearly cancelled by “SADONG” c.d.s. (Type D2) and showing arrival datestamp alongside; upon arrival the card undelivered and returned and shows Sadong arrival c.d.s. (5.3.00); the reverse showing framed “inconnu./Not known”. Rare and attractive. Photo

S$2,000-2,500

1903 (8 Dec.) 1c. stationery card (1900-02 issue) to Kuching, cancelled by “SADONG” c.d.s. (Type D2, latest recorded date) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$1,500-1,800

No lot

1914-58 envelopes (13, five registered) variously addressed and franked, cancellations comprise Types D4 (latest recorded date), D6, D7, D8 (4, all in violet) and D9 (5, two in violet), registration handstamps comprise Types R4 (4) and R5 (the only recorded example). A good lot

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S$2,000-2,500

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1232

1233

1915 (22 Jan.) envelope to England, bearing 1899 4c. tied by “SADONG” c.d.s. (Type D5, earliest recorded date) and showing Kuching transit datestamp on face; the envelope a little soiled. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1915 (11 Feb.) envelope to England, bearing 1899 4c. tied by “SADONG” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing Kuching transit datestamp on face. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1915 (13 July) envelope to England, bearing 1899 4c. tied by legible “SADONG” c.d.s. in violet (Type D5) and showing Kuching transit datestamp on face. Photo

S$1,000-1,200

1918 (4 Sept.) envelope to Singapore, bearing 1918 4c. tied by “SADONG” c.d.s. (Type D5) and showing arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$800-1,000

1918 (13 Nov.) “Harte-Lovelace” envelope to Seremban, bearing 1918 2c. pair tied by “SADONG” c.d.s., showing Kuching c.d.s. with, on reverse, Singapore and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$600-800

1923 (12 Dec.) envelope registered to Wales, bearing 1922 6c. (3) tied by “SADONG” c.d.s. (Type D6), showing Kuching d.s. and registration h.s. (Type R5). Attractive. Photo

S$800-1,000

1931 (23 Mar.) OHHS envelope to Kuching showing fine “SADONG” c.d.s. (Type D6) with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1937 (20 Oct.) envelope to England, bearing 1934 2c. pair, 6c. and 15c., all tied by “SIMUNJAN/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D7) and showing Kuching transit datestamp on reverse. Attractive

S$300-400

Song 1234

1931 (7 Mar.) Official envelope to Kuching showing slightly smudged strike of “SONG” c.d.s. (Type D2) with Sibu and arrival datestamps on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

Simunjan (Sadong) 1235

1905 (20 Apr.) 1c. stationery card (1900-02 issue) from Sadong Colliery to Kuching, cancelled by legible “SADONG” c.d.s. (Type D3) and showing clear arrival datestamp.

Photo

S$1,000-1,200

Song 1236

1936 (14 May) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 3c., 5c. and 15c. clearly tied by “SONG” c.d.s. (Type D2), showing Singapore registration label and, on reverse, Sibu and Singapore transit datestamps. Attractive. Photo

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S$500-600

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Spaoh 1237

1938 (21 Sept.) envelope registered to England, bearing 1934 4c., 5c. and 12c., all clearly tied by “SPAOH/SARAWAK” c.d.s. (Type D3), showing Type R2 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date) with Kuching transit datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

Tatau 1238

1918 (23 Nov.) “Harte-Lovelace” envelope to Seremban, bearing 1918 2c. pair tied by fine “TATAU” c.d.s. (Type D2, earliest recorded date), showing Kuching datestamp and, on reverse, Singapore and arrival datestamps. Photo

S$800-1,000

Trusan 1239

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1931 (25 Feb.) OHHS envelope to Kuching showing “TRUSAN” c.d.s. (Type D4) with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$500-600

1933 (18 July) envelope registered to Kuching, bearing 1931 5c. (4) tied by legible “TRUSAN” c.d.s. (Type D4), showing superb Type R2 registration h.s. (earliest recorded date) with arrival datestamp on reverse; the envelope with some faults including small hole below registration h.s. Photo

S$500-600

1937 (19 June) 15c. registered envelope (1934 issue, size G) to Kuching, bearing 1934 5c. tied by fine “TRUSAN” c.d.s. (Type D4), showing Type R2 registration h.s. (latest recorded date) with arrival datestamp on reverse. Photo

S$800-1,000

1937 (2 Nov.) illustrated “red band” envelope to Kuching, bearing 1934 1c. and 2c. (2) clearly tied by “TRUSAN” c.d.s. in violet (Type D4). Photo

S$500-600

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The collection of pre-war cancellations on loose stamps/pieces (a few covers included) comprising Kuching (31), Baram (12), Bau (12), Betong (2), Bintulu (15), Dalat (6), Goebilt (6 including a cover), Kalaka (2), Kanowit (9), Kapit (6), Lawas (20), Limbang (17 including two covers), Lingga (5 including a cover), Lundu (17), Matu (6), Miri (48), Mukah (15), Niah (4 including a cover), Oya (10), Rejang (13 including a cover), Saratok (2), Serian (3 including a cover), Sibu (44), Simanggang (28 including a front), Simunjan (7), Song (3 including a cover), Spaoh (1), Tatau (1) and Trusan (4). A good lot with many fine strikes including a few earliest and latest dates

S$1,500-2,000

The collection of post-war covers (also a few loose stamps/pieces) from a wide range of offices comprising Bekenu (4, two registered), Belaga (6, one registered), Daro (3), Debak (8, one registered), Engkilili (5, three registered), Julau (registered), Kabong (5, one registered), Kapit (13, two registered), Lingga (4, one registered), Lubok Antu (8, one registered), Lutong (5, two registered), Matu (5, three registered), Meluan (4, two registered), Niah (5, one registered), Pusa (4, two registered), Rejang (3, two registered), Saratok (11, three registered), Sebauh (1), Sebuyah (2, one registered), Serian (14, four registered), Song (10, three registered), Spaoh (4, one registered), Sundar (5, three registered), Tatau (6, three registered) and Trusan (6, two registered), A fine lot, including many Official covers showing Post Paid handstamps, with many earliest and latest recorded dates.

S$1,500-2,000

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I request Spink, without legal obligations of any kind on its part, to bid on the following Lots up to the price given below.

I understand that if my bid is successful the Purchase Price payable will be the sum of the final bid and a Premium at the Rates of Premium as a percentage of the final bid (together with any G.S.T. chargeable on the final bid and the Premium). – See Conditions (4.4 and 5.1). The Rate of Premium is 20% of the final hammer price of each lot up to and including S$7,000 and 17% of the excess of the hammer price above S$7,000.

All bids shall be treated as offers made on the Conditions of Business printed in the catalogue. I also understand that Spink provides the service of executing bids on behalf of clients for the convenience of clients and that Spink will not be held responsible for failing to execute bids. If identical commission bids are received for the same Lot, the commission bid received first by Spink will take precedence.

BIDDERS PLEASE NOTE OUR EXTENSION CLAUSES ON PAGE 2 PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY IN BLOCK LETTERS AND ENSURE THAT BIDS ARE IN SINGAPORE DOLLARS Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid S$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid S$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid S$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Client Number (if known): ................................................Name: .....................................................................................

(Invoice name, please print) Address: .......................................................................................................................................................................................................

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Tel. (Home): .................................................................................(Office): ...............................................................................................

Fax: ................................................................................................E-mail: .................................................................................................

Signature: ......................................................................................

Please indicate the type of card:

Visa

Visa Debit

Mastercard

Switch

American Express

Payment made by Mastercard or Visa are subject to a 2% surcharge and American Express 4%.

Card No: Signature

Start Date: Expiry Date

Issue No:

Security Code:

Name (on credit card)

Please charge all purchases to my card Do not charge my card. I will arrange to send payment. (Spink will only charge your card should you default on the payment terms agreed) Please hold my purchased lots for collection

Please Note: All uncollected lots will be shipped from our offices at 360 Orchard Road, Singapore.

All packing and postage costs shall be borne by the Buyer.

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Sale No. 11016

Date: Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 September 2011

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY IN BLOCK LETTERS AND ENSURE THAT BIDS ARE IN SINGAPORE DOLLARS Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid S$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid S$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

Lot Number (in numerical order)

Price Bid S$ (excluding Buyer’s Premium)

References required for clients not yet known to Spink Bank Name: .....................................................................................................................

Bank Address: ................................................................................................................................. ......................................................................................................................................................... ...................................................................................... Postcode: ................................................

Account Number: ...........................................................................................................................

Date: ..............................................................................................................................................

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AUCTION RESULTS Sale:

The Collectors Series Sale

Sale No:

1018

Date:

Saturday 25 September 2010

Venue:

Singapore

Spink & Son Ltd 69 Southampton Row Bloomsbury London WC1B 4ET Telephone: (020) 7563 4000

The following prices in Singapore dollars include the buyer’s premium and are rounded to the nearest pound. Lots which did not sell are not shown.

Spink & Son are not responsible for typographical errors or omissions.

Lot 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

Price S$420 S$11,910 S$720 S$456 S$11,910 S$2,520 S$31,800 S$1,140 S$960 S$1,920 S$2,040 S$3,000 S$600 S$1,920 S$1,140 S$1,920 S$540 S$10,740 S$480 S$540 S$384 S$360 S$3,840 S$900 S$1,080 S$1,200 S$2,520 S$312 S$1,800 S$720 S$1,680 S$1,920

Lot 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 46A 47 48 48A 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64

Price S$1,140 S$1,320 S$1,080 S$480 S$660 S$900 S$420 S$312 S$456 S$3,120 S$6,000 S$696 S$5,760 S$360 S$1,320 S$24,780 S$480 S$28,290 S$2,760 S$504 S$1,920 S$504 S$1,440 S$5,400 S$1,560 S$3,120 S$1,200 S$900 S$456 S$3,120 S$3,840 S$1,020

Lot 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96

Price S$960 S$2,520 S$504 S$6,000 S$840 S$480 S$1,020 S$840 S$3,000 S$2,040 S$420 S$10,155 S$6,240 S$16,590 S$2,400 S$504 S$1,680 S$1,440 S$5,040 S$480 S$2,640 S$1,140 S$1,560 S$480 S$900 S$660 S$420 S$3,240 S$2,640 S$1,920 S$2,040 S$9,570

Lot 97 98 99 100 101 102 104 106 107 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131

Price S$624 S$1,140 S$10,740 S$1,020 S$1,140 S$2,640 S$252 S$1,020 S$840 S$23,610 S$900 S$1,560 S$1,440 S$1,200 S$900 S$1,440 S$1,440 S$2,040 S$1,560 S$1,020 S$3,120 S$1,680 S$1,200 S$1,440 S$1,800 S$1,080 S$2,040 S$456 S$960 S$624 S$1,800 S$1,560

Lot 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164

Price S$2,280 S$300 S$2,280 S$54,030 S$504 S$1,200 S$456 S$900 S$2,520 S$3,240 S$420 S$624 S$660 S$2,160 S$1,560 S$696 S$2,160 S$384 S$1,320 S$336 S$480 S$6,960 S$3,360 S$1,680 S$1,560 S$312 S$696 S$3,480 S$1,560 S$15,420 S$1,680 S$360

Lot 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 196 197 198 199

Price S$1,320 S$624 S$900 S$456 S$1,560 S$696 S$4,560 S$384 S$82,110 S$4,560 S$1,560 S$1,680 S$1,560 S$504 S$1,800 S$240 S$10,155 S$156 S$696 S$600 S$3,840 S$120 S$720 S$1,080 S$336 S$504 S$840 S$1,680 S$540 S$960 S$6,240 S$480

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Lot 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224

Price S$1,920 S$420 S$312 S$2,520 S$2,400 S$8,985 S$1,560 S$252 S$600 S$348 S$2,040 S$900 S$540 S$4,200 S$5,040 S$1,080 S$3,360 S$1,200 S$780 S$3,120 S$3,480 S$2,040 S$840 S$4,200 S$3,600

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Price S$1,080 S$624 S$660 S$3,840 S$1,680 S$780 S$360 S$600 S$456 S$456 S$480 S$780 S$840 S$1,560 S$1,200 S$600 S$1,440 S$960 S$2,280 S$1,920 S$11,325 S$8,400 S$1,020 S$600 S$900

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Lot 251 252 253 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277

Price S$1,080 S$156 S$2,160 S$336 S$336 S$324 S$288 S$960 S$720 S$720 S$540 S$1,320 S$312 S$960 S$1,020 S$1,020 S$1,920 S$1,320 S$1,080 S$1,560 S$624 S$840 S$1,800 S$1,140 S$900

Lot 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 300 301 302 303

Price S$780 S$624 S$720 S$696 S$540 S$1,020 S$2,280 S$1,020 S$3,840 S$840 S$8,985 S$1,020 S$1,440 S$1,020 S$696 S$3,360 S$540 S$2,040 S$360 S$624 S$1,140 S$1,440 S$480 S$1,200 S$600

Lot 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328

Price S$600 S$600 S$1,680 S$600 S$960 S$600 S$168 S$456 S$600 S$228 S$288 S$288 S$3,360 S$312 S$1,080 S$288 S$384 S$480 S$324 S$456 S$660 S$144 S$660 S$360 S$456

Lot 329 330 331 332 333 335 336 337 340 341 342 343 344 345 347 348 349 350 351 352

Price S$228 S$660 S$360 S$720 S$2,280 S$4,200 S$1,080 S$336 S$1,680 S$2,520 S$4,560 S$720 S$624 S$1,560 S$720 S$960 S$480 S$780 S$120 S$840

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AUCTION RESULTS Sale:

The “Stolz” Collection of the Postal History of British SE Asia

Sale No:

1015

Date:

Sunday 26 September 2010

Venue:

Singapore

Spink & Son Ltd 69 Southampton Row Bloomsbury London WC1B 4ET Telephone: (020) 7563 4000

The following prices in Singapore dollars include the buyer’s premium and are rounded to the nearest pound. Lots which did not sell are not shown.

Spink & Son are not responsible for typographical errors or omissions.

Lot Price 1002 S$8,400 1003 S$5,400 1004 S$2,760 1005 S$540 1006 S$1,080 1007 S$1,140 1008 S$360 1009 S$420 1012 S$276 1015 S$720 1018 S$276 1019 S$600 1020 S$27,120 1021 S$1,680 1023 S$3,240 1024 S$3,240 1025 S$900 1026 S$276 1027 S$540 1028 S$660 1029 S$6,000 1030 S$540 1031 S$31,800 1032 S$624 1033 S$234,210 1034 S$52,860 1035 S$1,080 1036 S$720 1037 S$840 1038 S$1,440 1039 S$780 1040 S$624

Lot 1041 1042 1043 1044 1045 1046 1047 1048 1050 1053 1054 1056 1057 1060 1061 1062 1064 1066 1068 1071 1072 1073 1074 1075 1079 1080 1084 1085 1086 1087 1088 1090

Price S$312 S$1,440 S$336 S$1,200 S$960 S$624 S$276 S$276 S$1,440 S$420 S$1,020 S$540 S$276 S$240 S$276 S$216 S$540 S$1,020 S$540 S$420 S$336 S$840 S$288 S$480 S$624 S$540 S$3,840 S$1,920 S$900 S$1,440 S$276 S$1,020

Lot 1091 1092 1093 1095 1097 1099 1100 1101 1102 1103 1105 1106 1107 1108 1109 1110 1111 1112 1113 1114 1115 1116 1117 1118 1119 1120 1121 1122 1123 1124 1125 1126

Price S$276 S$480 S$312 S$420 S$420 S$276 S$1,560 S$1,800 S$720 S$276 S$720 S$15,420 S$15,420 S$960 S$960 S$540 S$480 S$2,280 S$576 S$93,810 S$30,630 S$16,590 S$21,270 S$32,970 S$7,800 S$8,985 S$1,080 S$1,320 S$660 S$6,000 S$624 S$5,400

Lot 1127 1128 1129 1130 1131 1132 1133 1134 1135 1136 1137 1138 1139 1140 1141 1142 1144 1145 1146 1147 1148 1149 1150 1151 1152 1153 1154 1155 1156 1157 1158 1159

Price S$3,840 S$3,000 S$3,360 S$23,610 S$960 S$600 S$1,800 S$456 S$1,200 S$1,140 S$276 S$840 S$360 S$324 S$900 S$1,020 S$1,200 S$216 S$276 S$384 S$504 S$540 S$288 S$540 S$360 S$540 S$216 S$1,140 S$1,440 S$276 S$2,520 S$2,160

Lot 1160 1161 1162 1163 1164 1165 1166 1167 1168 1169 1170 1171 1172 1173 1174 1175 1176 1178 1179 1180 1181 1182 1183 1184 1185 1186 1187 1188 1189 1190 1192 1193

Price S$1,680 S$216 S$2,760 S$2,880 S$3,240 S$3,000 S$2,160 S$276 S$6,240 S$720 S$1,080 S$900 S$216 S$456 S$456 S$228 S$216 S$576 S$384 S$840 S$420 S$1,320 S$216 S$3,000 S$1,800 S$456 S$1,920 S$3,240 S$1,440 S$2,160 S$276 S$216

Lot 1194 1195 1196 1197 1198 1199 1200 1201 1202 1203 1204 1205 1206 1207 1208 1210 1211 1212 1213 1214 1217 1219 1220 1221 1222 1223 1225 1226 1227 1228 1229 1230

Price S$216 S$540 S$840 S$660 S$420 S$1,920 S$780 S$540 S$660 S$540 S$1,080 S$216 S$2,760 S$276 S$420 S$276 S$540 S$2,280 S$312 S$1,560 S$1,560 S$720 S$3,480 S$1,080 S$2,160 S$276 S$276 S$324 S$276 S$1,440 S$456 S$540

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Lot 1231 1234 1235 1237 1239 1240 1242 1243 1244 1246 1247 1248 1250 1251 1254 1255 1257 1258 1261 1264 1267 1269 1270 1272 1273 1275 1276 1277 1278 1279 1281 1282 1287 1292 1293 1294 1298 1299 1302 1321 1322 1324 1328 1330 1331 1333 1334 1338

Price S$20,100 S$276 S$1,440 S$336 S$504 S$540 S$540 S$384 S$780 S$600 S$276 S$324 S$384 S$288 S$540 S$624 S$1,140 S$660 S$720 S$324 S$2,760 S$540 S$660 S$420 S$288 S$2,040 S$540 S$480 S$288 S$540 S$720 S$2,160 S$1,320 S$1,800 S$1,020 S$1,320 S$504 S$2,640 S$6,240 S$624 S$540 S$540 S$276 S$360 S$540 S$456 S$288 S$480

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Lot 1345 1347 1351 1352 1353 1355 1356 1359 1364 1368 1371 1372 1373 1376 1377 1379 1380 1381 1382 1387 1388 1389 1390 1393 1395 1396 1399 1400 1401 1404 1406 1407 1408 1410 1411 1415 1419 1421 1422 1425 1427 1428 1431 1435 1436 1437 1439 1441

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Price S$1,020 S$540 S$480 S$840 S$540 S$540 S$4,200 S$2,760 S$216 S$1,440 S$264 S$1,080 S$960 S$1,440 S$540 S$1,200 S$3,000 S$2,880 S$312 S$576 S$960 S$960 S$2,280 S$288 S$504 S$624 S$1,320 S$600 S$1,320 S$1,140 S$3,480 S$288 S$624 S$900 S$1,440 S$1,440 S$7,800 S$2,160 S$1,800 S$1,560 S$1,440 S$1,440 S$840 S$1,200 S$6,240 S$288 S$29,460 S$3,840

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Lot 1442 1443 1445 1446 1449 1450 1451 1453 1455 1458 1460 1463 1464 1465 1466 1467 1471 1479 1480 1488 1490 1492 1496 1499 1500 1501 1506 1511 1512 1513 1514 1518 1520 1524 1527 1533 1534 1535 1543 1550 1555 1558 1560 1562 1564 1565 1567 1568

Price S$504 S$216 S$360 S$1,080 S$324 S$312 S$1,080 S$3,840 S$360 S$2,280 S$420 S$288 S$696 S$240 S$600 S$288 S$600 S$288 S$300 S$348 S$3,480 S$720 S$480 S$1,200 S$1,680 S$1,800 S$300 S$2,400 S$300 S$780 S$840 S$4,560 S$600 S$1,440 S$2,400 S$1,440 S$300 S$1,680 S$2,520 S$2,280 S$696 S$600 S$252 S$1,800 S$3,840 S$1,020 S$240 S$840

Lot 1570 1571 1575 1576 1578 1586 1592 1594 1595 1596 1598 1603 1604 1605 1607 1611 1612 1616 1618 1619 1621 1622 1623 1626 1627 1628 1629 1631 1633 1639 1642 1644 1646 1647 1648 1649 1650 1651 1654 1655 1656 1657 1658 1660 1661 1662 1663 1664

Price S$480 S$600 S$1,080 S$420 S$240 S$8,400 S$1,440 S$624 S$780 S$300 S$7,200 S$4,200 S$11,910 S$2,400 S$780 S$2,880 S$264 S$2,400 S$228 S$29,460 S$1,320 S$1,440 S$504 S$600 S$1,920 S$840 S$3,000 S$960 S$300 S$600 S$276 S$624 S$2,520 S$3,120 S$9,570 S$840 S$1,080 S$2,400 S$3,600 S$480 S$1,800 S$3,000 S$1,440 S$720 S$4,560 S$780 S$2,760 S$2,520

Lot 1665 1667 1668 1669 1670 1672 1673 1675 1676 1677 1678 1680 1681 1682 1684 1685 1689 1694 1695 1698 1702 1704 1705 1709 1711 1712 1714 1716 1718 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 1724 1725 1726 1727 1728 1730 1731 1732 1733 1734 1735 1737 1738 1740

Price S$4,560 S$2,280 S$1,200 S$480 S$696 S$240 S$2,040 S$480 S$3,600 S$960 S$900 S$480 S$600 S$1,080 S$1,800 S$624 S$480 S$2,400 S$480 S$600 S$960 S$2,160 S$600 S$93,810 S$1,200 S$960 S$1,920 S$960 S$2,040 S$840 S$960 S$1,140 S$540 S$1,320 S$4,800 S$960 S$1,800 S$6,960 S$480 S$720 S$540 S$780 S$720 S$660 S$2,400 S$720 S$600 S$17,760

Lot 1742 1743 1745 1746 1747 1748 1749 1751 1752 1753 1754 1757 1758 1759 1760 1761 1762 1763 1764 1765 1766 1767 1768 1769 1770 1771 1772 1773 1774 1775 1776 1778 1779 1780 1781 1782 1783 1784 1785 1786 1787 1788 1789 1790 1792 1793 1794 1795

Price S$720 S$720 S$324 S$240 S$576 S$23,610 S$2,400 S$2,400 S$600 S$480 S$456 S$696 S$3,600 S$5,040 S$3,600 S$720 S$264 S$240 S$5,040 S$1,200 S$1,560 S$240 S$3,360 S$2,040 S$3,600 S$4,800 S$1,080 S$504 S$1,320 S$7,200 S$1,560 S$576 S$1,440 S$720 S$720 S$900 S$1,680 S$1,320 S$240 S$780 S$696 S$18,930 S$1,440 S$480 S$2,400 S$600 S$840 S$960

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR BUYERS These conditions set out the terms on which we (Spink (Asia) Pte Limited) contract with you (Buyer) either as agent on behalf of the Seller or as principal if we are the Seller. You should read these conditions carefully.

1.

2

3

DEFINITIONS The following definitions in this condition apply in these conditions.

Buyer’s Premium

means the charge payable by you as a percentage of the Hammer Price, at the rates set out in clause 5.1 below;

Certificate of Authenticity

means a certificate issued by an Expert Committee confirming the authenticity of a Lot;

Expert Committee

means a committee of experts to whom a Lot may be sent for an extension in accordance with clause 3.4.3;

Forgery

means a Lot constituting an imitation originally conceived and executed as a whole with a fraudulent intention to deceive as to authorship, origin, age, period, culture or source where the correct description as to such matters is not reflected by the description in the catalogue and which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description in the catalogue. Accordingly, no Lot shall be capable of being a Forgery by reason of any damage and/or restoration work of any kind (including re-enamelling);

GST

Goods and Services Tax chargeable under the Goods and Services Tax Act (Cap 117A) of Singapore on the supply of goods and services in Singapore and the importation of goods into Singapore, and any similar replacement or additional tax; and

Hammer Price

means the amount of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer in relation to a Lot;

Lot

means any item deposited with us for sale at auction and, in particular, the item or items described against any lot number in any catalogue;

Reserve

the amount below which we agree with the Seller that the Lot cannot be sold;

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means the owner of the Lot being sold by us;

Spink Group

Spink (Asia) Pte Limited, Spink and Son Limited, and associated companies.

SPINK ASIA’S ROLE AS AGENT 2.1

All sales undertaken by us either at auction or privately are undertaken either as agent on behalf of the Seller or from time to time, as principal if we are the owner of the Lot. Please note that even if we are acting as agent on behalf of the Seller rather than as principal, we may have a financial interest in the Lot.

2.2

The contract for the sale of the Lot will be between you and the Seller.

BEFORE THE SALE 3.1

Examination of goods You are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which you are interested, before the auction takes place. Condition reports are usually available on request. We provide no guarantee to you other than in relation to Forgeries, as set out in clause 5.12 of these Terms and Conditions.

3.2

Catalogue descriptions 3.2.1 Statements by us in the catalogue or condition report, or made orally or in writing elsewhere, regarding the authorship, origin, date, age, size, medium, attribution, genuineness, provenance, condition or estimated selling price of any Lot are merely statements of opinion, and are not to be relied on as statements of definitive fact. Catalogue illustrations are for guidance only, and should not be relied on either to determine the tone or colour of any item or to reveal imperfections. Estimates of the selling price should not be relied on as a statement that this price is either the price at which the Lot will sell or its value for any other purpose.

3.2.2 Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and the absence of such a reference does not imply that an item is free from defects or restoration nor does a reference to particular defects imply the absence of any others.

3.2.3 Other than as set out in clause 5.12, and in the absence of fraud, neither the Seller nor we, nor any of our employees or agents, are responsible for the correctness of any statement as to the authorship, origin, date, age, attribution, genuineness or provenance of any Lot nor for any other errors of description or for any faults or defects in any Lot.

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3.3

Your Responsibility You are responsible for satisfying yourself as to the condition of the goods and the matters referred to in the catalogue description.

3.4

Extensions – Stamps only 3.4.1 If you wish to obtain an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity on any Lot (other than a mixed lot or lot containing undescribed stamps) you must notify us in writing not less than forty-eight hours before the time fixed for the commencement of the first session of the auction. If accepted by us, such request shall have the same effect as notice of an intention to question the genuineness or description of the Lot for the purposes of clause 5.12 of these Terms and Conditions and the provisions of clause 5.12 shall apply accordingly.

3.4.2 Notice of a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity must give the reason why such opinion is required and specify the identity of your proposed expert which will be subject to agreement by us.

3.4.3 If we accept a request for an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity we will submit the Lot to the Expert Committee.

3.4.4 We will not normally accept a request for an extension on account of condition. Any Lot described in the catalogue as having faults or defects may not be returned even if an expert opinion or Certificate of Authenticity cites other faults or defects not included in the catalogue description, other than in the case of a Forgery.

3.4.5 Should Spink accept a request for an extension under the foregoing provisions of this paragraph, the fact may be stated by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to the sale of the Lot. 3.4.6 It should be noted that any stamp accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity is sold on the basis of that Certificate only and not on the basis of any other description or warranty as to authenticity. No request for an extension will be accepted on such a stamp and the return of such a stamp will not be accepted.

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AT THE SALE 4.1

4.9

Refusal of admission

Bidding generally opens below the low estimate and advances in the following order although the auctioneer may vary the bidding increments during the course of the auction. The normal bidding increments are:

Our sales usually take place on our own premises or premises over which we have control for the sale, and we have the right, exercisable at our complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises or attendance at an auction.

4.2

4.3

4.4

S$100-S$300

by S$10

S$300-S$600

S$320 - S$350 - S$380- S$400 etc

S$600-S$1000

by S$50

Bidding as Principal

S$1,000-S$3,000

by S$100

When making a bid, you will be deemed to be acting as principal and will be accepting personal liability, unless it has been agreed in writing, at the time of registration, that you are acting as agent on behalf of a third party buyer acceptable to us.

S$3,000-S$6,000

S$3,200 - S$3,500 - S$3,800 - S$4,000

S$6,000-S$20,000

by S$500

S$20,000 and up

Auctioneer’s Discretion

4.10 Bidding by Spink

Written Bids

4.10.1 We reserve the right to bid on Lots on the Seller’s behalf up to the amount of the Reserve (if any), which will never be above the low estimate printed in the auction catalogue.

4.10.2 The Spink Group reserves the right to bid on and purchase Lots as principal.

4.11 The Auctioneer’s Discretion The auctioneer has the right at his absolute discretion to refuse any bid to advance the bidding in such manner as he may decide to withdraw or divide any Lot, to combine any two or more Lots and, in the case of error or dispute, to put an item up for bidding again.

4.12 Successful Bid

Telephone Bids If you make arrangements with us not less than 24 hours before the sale, we shall use reasonable endeavours to contact you to enable you to participate in bidding by telephone, but in no circumstances will we be liable to either the Seller or you as a result of failure to do so.

4.13 After Sale Arrangements If you enter into any private sale agreements for any Lot with the Seller within 60 days of the auction, we, as exclusive agents of the Seller reserve the right to charge you the applicable Buyer’s Premium in accordance with these Terms and Conditions, and the Seller a commission in accordance with the terms of the seller’s agreement.

5

AFTER THE AUCTION 5.1

Video images At some auctions there will be a video screen. Mistakes may occur in its operation, and we cannot be liable to you regarding either the correspondence of the image to the Lot being sold or the quality of the image as a reproduction of the original.

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Buyer’s Premium In addition to the Hammer Price, you must pay us the Buyer’s Premium at a rate of 20% of the final Hammer Price of each Lot up to and including S$7,000 and 17% of the excess of the Hammer Price above S$7,000.

5.2

Currency Converter At some auctions, a currency converter will be operated, based on the one month forward rates of exchange quoted to us by Royal Bank of Scotland or any other appropriate rate determined by us, at opening on the date of the auction. Bidding will take place in a currency determined by us, which is usually sterling for auctions held in London. The currency converter is not always reliable, and errors may occur beyond our control either in the accuracy of the Lot number displayed on the converter, or the foreign currency equivalent of sterling bids. We shall not be liable to you for any loss suffered as a result of you following the currency converter.

4.8

Subject to the auctioneer’s discretion, the striking of his hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid, provided always that such bid is higher than the Reserve (where applicable), and the conclusion of a contract for sale between you and the Seller.

On-line Bidding We offer internet services as a convenience to our clients. We will not be responsible for errors or failures to execute bids placed on the internet, including, without limitation, errors or failures caused by (i) a loss of internet connection by either party for whatever reason; (ii) a breakdown or problems with the online bidding software and/or (iii) a breakdown or problems with your internet connection, computer or system. Execution of on-line internet bids is a free service undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the auction and we do not accept liability for failing to execute an online internet bid or for errors or omissions in connection with this activity.

4.7

by S$5

Registration before bidding

All commission bids should be sent to 69 Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, London, WC1B 4ET up till 48 hours prior to the sale following which all bids should be faxed directly to the “Spink Auction Office” at the sale venue in Singapore.

4.6

Up to S$100

You must complete and sign a registration form and provide identification before making a bid at auction. Please be aware that we usually require new buyers to undergo a credit check.

If you give us instructions to bid on your behalf, by using the form provided, we shall use reasonable endeavours to do so, provided these instructions are received not later than 24 hours before the auction. If we receive commission bids on a particular Lot for identical amounts, and at auction these bids are the highest bids for the Lot, it will be sold to the person whose bid was received first.

Commission bids are undertaken subject to other commitments at the time of the sale, and the conduct of the auction may be such that we are unable to bid as requested. Since this is undertaken as a free service to prospective buyers on the terms stated, we cannot accept liability for failure to make a commission bid. You should therefore always attend personally if you wish to be certain of bidding.

4.5

Bidding Increments

Goods and Services Tax and any other value added tax As we remain liable to account for GST on all the Lots, the Buyer shall, subject to Clause 5.3 below, pay any and all GST and any other value added tax chargeable on any payment to Spink.

5.3

GST Refunds In the event a Spink nominated shipper is instructed, then any GST refundable under the Goods and Services Tax Act (Cap 117A) of Singapore will not be payable by the Buyer to Spink.

5.4

Payment 5.4.1 You must provide us with your full name and permanent address and, if so requested, details of the bank from which any payments to us will be made. You must pay the full amount due (comprising the Hammer Price, the Buyer’s Premium and any applicable GST) within seven days after the date of the sale. This applies even if you wish to export the Lot.

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5.4.2 You will not acquire title to the Lot until all amounts due to us have been paid in full to us, even in circumstances where we have released the Lot to you.

5.4.3 Payment should be made in Singapore Dollars by one of the following methods: (i)

Direct bank transfer to our account details of which are set out on the invoice. All bank charges shall be met by you. Please ensure that your client number is noted on the transfer.

(ii)

By cheque or bank draft made payable to Spink (Asia) Pte Limited and sent to Spink at 360 Orchard Road, #06-03A International Building, Singapore 238869.

Please note that the processing charges for payments made by cheques or bank drafts drawn on a nonSingapore bank shall be met by you. Please ensure that the remittance slip printed at the bottom of the invoice is enclosed with your payment.

(iii) By Visa or Mastercard. A charge of 2% will be applied.

Please be informed that all credit card payments will be processed in pound sterling in our London office. We are not responsible for any foreign exchange losses or charges that you may incur in connection with such purchases.

5.4.4 Payments should be made by the registered buyer and not by third parties, unless it has been agreed at the time of registration that you are acting as an agent on behalf of a third party.

5.5

Collection of Purchases 5.6.1 Unless we specifically agree to the contrary, we shall retain items sold until all amounts due to us, or to the Spink Group, have been paid in full.

5.6.2 Lots may be collected from the sale venue the day after the auction. In the event where a cheque or bank draft payable to Spink (Asia) Pte Limited has been present to us, unless we specifically agree to the contrary, no Lots shall be released before the cheque or bank draft has cleared where such funds have been credited to our bank account.

5.6.3 A purchased Lot shall be at your risk in all respects from the time or collection or the expiry of seven days from the date of sale, whichever is sooner, and neither Spink nor its employees or agents shall thereafter be liable for any loss or damage of any kind, whether caused by negligence or otherwise, while any Lots is in or under their respective custody or control.

5.6.4 All uncollected Lots will be shipped from our offices at 360 Orchard Road, #06-03A International Building, Singapore 238869. Please be informed that Lots will not be shipped from our London offices. All packing and postage costs shall be borne by the Buyer.

5.7

Notification We are not able to notify successful bidders by telephone. While Invoices are sent out by mail after the auction we do not accept responsibility for notifying you of the result of your bid. You are requested to contact us by telephone or in person as soon as possible after the auction to obtain details of the outcome of your bids to avoid incurring charges for late payment.

5.8

Packing and handling We shall use all reasonable endeavours to take care when handling and packing a purchased Lot but remind you that after seven days or from the time of collection, whichever is sooner, the Lot is entirely at your risk.

5.9

5.10.1 If you fail to make payment within seven days of your stipulated payment date set out in your invoice, we shall be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies: 5.10.1.1 to charge interest at the rate of 2% per month compound interest, calculated on a daily basis, from the date the full amount is due; 5.10.1.2 to set off against any amounts which the Spink Group may owe you in any other transaction the outstanding amount remaining unpaid by you; 5.10.1.3 we may keep hold of all or some of your Lots or other property in the possession of the Spink Group until you have paid all the amounts you owe us or the Spink Group, even if the unpaid amounts do not relate to those Lots or other property. Following 14 days’ notice to you of the amount outstanding and remaining unpaid, the Spink Group shall have the right to arrange the sale of such Lots or other property. We shall apply the proceeds in discharge of the amount outstanding to us, and pay any balance to you; 5.10.1.4

Invoices Invoices may consist of one or more pages.

5.6

5.10 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases

Recommended packers and shippers If required our shipping department may arrange shipment as your agent. Although we may suggest carriers if specifically requested, our suggestions are made on the basis of our general experience of such parties in the past and we are not responsible to any person to whom we have made a recommendation for the acts or omissions of the third parties concerned.

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where several amounts are owed by you to the Spink Group in respect of different transactions, to apply any amount paid to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particular transaction, whether or not you so direct;

5.10.1.5 to reject at any future auction any bids made by you or on your behalf or obtain a deposit from you before accepting any bids.

5.10.2 If you fail to make payment within thirty-five days, we shall in addition be entitled: 5.10.2.1 to cancel the sale of the Lot or any other item sold to you at the same or any other auction; 5.10.2.2 to arrange a resale of the Lot, publicly or privately, and, if this results in a lower price being obtained, claim the balance from you together with all reasonable costs including a 20% seller’s commission, expenses, damages, legal fees, commissions and premiums of whatever kind associated with both sales or otherwise, incurred in connection with your failure to make payment; or 5.10.2.3 take any other appropriate action as we deem fit.

5.11 Failure to collect Where purchases are not collected within seven days after the sale, whether or not payment has been made, you will be required to pay a storage charge of S$5 per item per day plus any additional handling cost that may apply. You will not be entitled to collect the Lot until all outstanding charges are met, together with payment of all other amounts due to us.

5.12 Refund in the case of Forgery 5.12.1 A sale will be cancelled, and the amount paid refunded to you if a Lot (other than a miscellaneous item not described in the catalogue) sold by us proves to have been a Forgery.

We shall not however be obliged to refund any amounts if either (a) the catalogue description or saleroom notice at the auction date corresponded to the generally accepted opinion of scholars or experts at that time, or fairly indicated that there was a conflict of opinions, or (b) it can be demonstrated that the Lot is a Forgery only by means of either a scientific process not generally accepted for use until after publication of the catalogue or a process which at the date of the auction was unreasonably expensive or impracticable or likely to have caused damage to the Lot. Furthermore, you should note that this refund can be obtained only if the following conditions are met:

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5.12.1.1 you must notify us in writing, within seven days of the auction date, that in your view the Lot concerned is a forgery;

8.1.2 any special, indirect, consequential or pure economic loss, costs, damages, charges or expenses even if we have been advised of the possibility of such damages, and

5.12.1.2 you must then return the item to us within fourteen days, in the same condition as at the auction date; and

In no event shall Spink’s aggregate cumulative liability exceed the Hammer Price plus the Buyer’s Premium paid by the Buyer for the Lot.

5.12.1.3 as soon as possible following return of the Lot, you must produce evidence satisfactory to us that the Lot is a Forgery and that you are able to transfer good title to us, free from any third party claims.

5.12.2 In no circumstances shall we be required to pay you any more than the amount paid by you for the Lot concerned and you shall have no claim for interest.

8.2

If any part of these Terms and Condition is found by any court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that part may be discounted and the rest of the conditions shall continue to be valid and enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.

8.3

5.12.4 We shall be entitled to rely on any scientific or other process to establish that the Lot is not a Forgery, whether or not such process was used or in use at the date of the auction.

8.4

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COPYRIGHT 6.1

We shall have the right (on a non-exclusive basis) to photograph, video or otherwise produce an image of the Lot. All rights in such an image will belong to us, and we shall have the right to use it in whatever way we see fit.

6.2

The copyright in all images, illustrations and written material relating to a Lot is and shall remain at all times our property and we shall have the right to use it in whatever way we see fit. You shall not use or allow anyone else to use such images, illustrations or written material without our prior written consent.

NOTICES All notices given under these Terms and Conditions may be served personally, sent by 1st class post, or faxed to the address given to the sender by the other party. Any notice sent by post will be deemed to have been received on the second working day after posting or, if the addressee is overseas, on the fifth working day after posting. Any notice sent by fax or served personally will be deemed to be delivered on the first working day following despatch.

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Force majeure We shall have no liability to you if we are prevented from, or delayed in performing, our obligations under these Terms and Conditions or from carrying on our business by acts, events, omissions or accidents beyond our reasonable control, including (without limitation) strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving our workforce or the workforce of any other party), failure of a utility service or transport network, act of God, war, riot, civil commotion, malicious damage, compliance with any law or governmental order, rule, regulation or direction, accident, breakdown of plant or machinery, fire, flood, storm or default of suppliers or subcontractors.

5.12.3 The benefit of this guarantee is not capable of being transferred, and is solely for the benefit of the person to whom the original invoice was made out by us in respect of the Lot when sold and who, since the sale, has remained the owner of the Lot without disposing of any interest in it to any third party.

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Severability

Waiver 8.4.1 A waiver of any right under these Terms and Conditions is only effective if it is in writing and it applies only to the circumstances for which it is given. No failure or delay by a party in exercising any right or remedy under these Terms and Conditions or by law shall constitute a waiver of that (or any other) right or remedy, nor preclude or restrict its further exercise. No single or partial exercise of such right or remedy shall preclude or restrict the further exercise of that (or any other) right or remedy.

8.4.2 Unless specifically provided otherwise, rights arising under these Terms and Conditions are cumulative and do not exclude rights provided by law.

8.5

Law and Jurisdiction 8.5.1 These Terms and Conditions and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter, shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the law of Singapore.

8.5.2 The parties irrevocably agree that the courts of Singapore shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim that arises out of, or in connection with, Terms and Conditions or their subject matter.

ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS 8.1

Limitation of Liability To the fullest extent permitted by law, we shall not be liable, whether in tort (including for negligence or breach of statutory duty), contract, misrepresentation or otherwise for any: 8.1.1 loss of profits, loss of business, depletion of goodwill and/or similar losses, loss of anticipated savings, loss of goods, loss of contract, loss of use, loss of corruption of data or information; or

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Postage Charges (signed for, insured mail, including packing) Value

Price

Up to S$5000

S$30

Above S$5000

S$50

Please be informed that the above postage charges apply to packages sent overseas. Postage is not chargeable for any packages despatched within Singapore.