Stamp News Australasia - January 2019

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January 2019 Quartet A selection of collecting suggestions for adventurous collectors, or to accelerate the scope of an existing collection of the relevant subject. Contact me if you have a particular interest in Australian cover/stationery fields. For individual item offerings, refer to website (www.rap.com.au) and eBay listings (search rap_com_au).

1967: 4c Gynaecology solo commercial FDC

1956: “Waratah” Shirts advertising Meter Technician’s trial (“SPECIMEN” handstamp)

Australia Commercial First Day Covers: 1930s/1970s selection of this popular sideline field, underrated in relation to the better known “brand” cachet FDCs, all different (75+)

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1894: Australian Stamp Co Ltd (Adelaide) Australia & Colonial Stamp Dealer Covers: 1890s/1930s (pre-WWII) selection, good range including famous names from whom our predecessors sourced their philatelic treasures, (60+)

1955: 2/- blue Olympic Propaganda Bevilles Gift Store advertising cover to London

Australia QEII £SD Commercial Covers: Introductory Usage selection, good range, includes non-standard articles, Special services, advertising, etc (75+)

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Contents Articles Woodchip Free Zone: Rod Perry ...................................................6 World's Loneliest Island: Christer Brunström ............................. 12 Stamps in the News: Margo Campbell .................................... 18 Postal Stationery: Ian McMahon ................................................ 26 Cinderella Corner: Vito Milana .................................................... 32 Looking at New Zealand: Graeme Morriss ............................... 52 Introducing the APF: Stephanie Bromser ................................... 54 Market Matters: Glen Stephens .................................................. 60

Information News..................................................................................................... 16 Events/Stamp & Coin Fairs ........................................................... 53 Clubs & Societies ....................................................................... ......72 Internet & Email Directory...................................................... ......75 Products & Services Directory............................................... ......76 List of Advertisers .............................................................. ..............82

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The final of the three sales of the Australasia section of this remarkable collection was conducted by Corinphila Switzerland last November 28-29. The Australian Colonies section of the great collection was the most valuable in that category ever to be offered at auction. Corinphila did it justice. I’ve featured this month a selection of what I regard as noteworthy results, more so from the perspective of “value for money” lots. As a Philatelic Auctioneer (a life sentence) Figure 2. Considerable rarity I prefer to encourage collectors to Figure 1. The original donor goes unwanted? participate in auctions, rather than to would be gob-smacked! discourage. There can be no doubting that auctions can provide a rich ing contemporary manuscript notation on reverse: harvest of material for the resourceful, particularly “never been used. I send this for you to keep”. Prethe budget conscious, for whom value for money is a sumably the donor of the stamp paid a very modest prerequisite. sum, perhaps just the face value of the stamp? How The exchange rate at auction dates was 1 Swiss bemused would that person be by this outcome! Franc = AUD$1.37. The converted figures in $ Amongst the previous famous owners of the stamp include Buyer’s premium, the SF figure is hammer was ’España’ (Harmers of London, 1984), where the price (as provided in Prices realized). My thanks to lot realized £1018 (including premium). (See next Corinphila for use of the images. selected item for a cross-comparison.) Lot 3047 (Figure 1) SF18000 ($29800) is a #3133 (Figure 2), the NSW Diadem 3d Error particularly attractive unused NSW Sydney View wmkd. “2” (rather than “3”), SG 117a – Cat £3750. 2d Plate II, enhanced by being This is regarded as perhaps the from position [13] in the sheet, finest of just 19 examples rethe “CREVIT” omitted variety. corded, yet there was no taker. The basic stamp is £13000 in Surprising. The aforementioned SG; the variety unpriced unused. ‘España’ collection contained a This stamp is unusual in being a relatively poor example of this genuine “mint” stamp, rather than error, which made £286, or 29% what most imperforate Australian of the price Figure 1 had realized Colonial “unused” stamps in fact (£1018). On that basis alone, this are: uncancelled used stamps, reitem should have realized far moved from original cover. That more than the SF2000 starting bid does not make such stamps any price. the less desirable; it’s the mis#3201 (Figure 3) SF7000 leading terminology that ought ($11600) was one of the three to be recognized. Along with the recorded examples (another is in original gum still in place with The Royal Collection) of the Qld Figure 3. A case of first in, best this subject, comes an intriguREGISTERED (6d), from the dressed? 6 - Stamp News


Figure 4. Philatelic origin did not quell demand

order of sequence of offerings? #3262 (Figure 4) SF5000 ($8290) is an astounding result for a contrived cover, bearing Qld 1900 Charity 1d and 2d. These stamps were sold for 6d and 1/-, respectively, but paid postage only for the denominated sums. So, 3d franking was affixed to this cover (rate was 2½d), at a cost of 1/6d, clearly for philatelic purposes. The problem: the stamp issue was not permitted for overseas use by U.P.U., so the article was taxed 5d (double-deficiency) upon arrival in GB, making for an even more expensive exercise by the parties to the contrivance! Of course, none of this deterred bidders, and a new record price for an Australian Charity issue cover eventuated. #3330 (Figure 5) SF5500 ($9120) does not seem too much to pay for a show-stopping multiple, once in the collection of the legendary Maurice Burrus? Given the SG catalogue for this SA 1877 6d is £9360, as singles, who could argue? Multiples, particularly large multiples, can often be counted amongst the best buys in Philately. On a smaller scale, I’ve witnessed singles fetching as much as blocks of four, in the same auction! Some collectors simply do not learn to think outside of the

original block of six presented by Printers, Perkins, Bacon, to relatives of Rowland Hill. The intact block received multiple strikes of the “CANCELLED” obliterator, and was subsequently separated in to singles, with scissors involved. SG separately catalogue the various stamps of the British Empire which formed part of this act of largesse by the Printers (it subsequently cost them the loss of contracts); this issue is priced at £10000. Normally, one would expect somewhat more than this realized sum, but by incredible coincidence, just four days before this lot was offered, Abacus Auctions in Melbourne offered one of the other three recorded examples (not scissor-cut), which realized a whopping $37140! It’s compelling to speculate the outcome at Besancon would have been very different, were it not for being second Figure 5. Impressive item, who would argue? cab off the rank in the

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square. #3341 (Figure 6) SF600 ($995) is a delightful Essay for proposed SA Half-penny, eventually adopted for use as Postal Stationery. This is not enough for a Unique item! Essays and Proofs of the Australian Colonies are generally “on the nose”. Very unjustified. What an extraordinary opportunity for a collector with foresight. The time to form a great collection is when no one else is interested in the subject! #3374 (Figure 7) SF1900 ($3150) is somewhat of an enigma. Little known, this SA Official “OS” overprint on 5/- has absence of SG listing for its relative lack of demand. The “OS” is the Postal Stationery block type, rather than the italicised type for the SG-listed 5/- (SG O87 – Cat £6000). The Robson Lowe Encyclopaedia (1962) Figure 6. Essays (and Proofs) continue to remain undoes list the item, with a price of £30, with the SG-listed stamp at £25. Lowe gives the date of use loved? my “Best Buy of the Sale”. of the two examples he saw as August 13 1891 (the #4791 (Figure 8) SF150 ($250) was one of a headcount has since grown to four). Figure 7 appears small number of exceptional value lots amongst a also to be August 1891. This lot is a contender for generally exceptional results SA Departmental overprint section, and an extensive one at that. The Butler rarity rating for this stamp is 4R, and given the donor stamp, SG 93, catalogues £350 (as a normal), it is not difficult to see this one slipped through the cracks.

Figure 7. An obvious rarity, obscurity its nemesis 8 - Stamp News

Figure 8. Opportunities, amongst a Figure 10. “SPECIMEN”, created for a real purpose frenzy


The realization, 25 years later, is probably a little on the light side for such a show-stopping item? #3534 (Figure 12) SF16000 ($26520) earned me the unofficial Philatelic Trader Wooden Spoon for 1981. When its discovery that year in Adelaide, in a 1850s ledger, was brought to my attention over the phone, I dismissed it as being a Jeffryes’ forgery sheet, which I erroneously recalled as being of 24 units (they were actually sheets of 12). I realized I had shot myself in the foot when this remarkable Figure 9. A delightful cover, at relatively modest price mint block of 24 appeared in glorious colour on the back cover of a Robson #3468 (Figure 9) SF260 ($430) does not appear Lowe catalogue, later that year. The sale was held in too much to me for this charming usage item of TasSwitzerland, and my Agent in the room was instructmania, a 1904 use of General Hospital Launceston ed to bid to SF100000. He went to SF105000, but registered stationery, bearing punctured “T” stamps, it was knocked down to the Besancon Agent for including Pictorial pair. This item is in the category SF110000 being invoiced at SF121000 (Buyer’s preof “just collect covers you like”, which was the submium was then 10%). That was around AU$60000 ject of last month’s column. in 1981. Given the latest result, I probably should be #3510 (Figure 10), SF1300 ($2155) was not a lot glad that this was the only occasion in my Victoria to pay for the unique in private hands Victoria Halfcollecting days that I was ever outbid for a major length 3d overprinted “SPECIMEN”. The Victoria Post Office in 1879 overprinted five stamps, more than 25 years after they were issued, to prevent pilfering of Archival material. One is in The Royal Collection; this example I purchased at the Henry Harvey sale in London in mid-1970s (other three are unaccounted for). I can’t help cross-referencing this important, historic stamp with Australian “SPECIMEN” overprints, prepared solely to sell to collectors, for revenue-raising purposes, which can fetch five-figure sums, yet exist by the score (e.g. £2 Arms taller type). #3511 (Figure 11) SF21000 ($34810) is the mint marginal block of ten Victoria Half-length 1d so-called “White veils”, a famous item ex Ferrary, Hind, Burrus, Boker (and Perry). I bought it at the Boker sale in London (1981) for equivalent of AU$13450, and sold it in 1993 for $21000. Figure 11. A famous item, not too expensive Stamp News - 9


item. Geoff Kellow, in an article written for The Australian Philatelist, placed the item amongst the Top Ten Colonial rarities. It must rate as the “Best Buy of the Sale”. By a remarkable coincidence, the Figure 12. Rated by Geoff Kellow amongst Top Ten Colonial items buyer was my #3573 (Figure 14) SF1000 ($1660). The Victoria Agent for the 2/Woodblock rouletted is a rare stamp used. SG bidding in 1981! catalogue £650 does not do it justice. This cover, de#3545 (Figure 13) SF7000 ($11600). Unused (or spite tolerable faults, is the best of just three recordrather “uncancelled”) NSW Sydney Views generally ed. I bought it in a Purves sale, and in my Swiss sale fare better in realizations than do unused Victoria Half-lengths of similar rarity. This Stone “C” 3d (SG of 1987, Besancon paid SF3300. I rate this item as another candidate for “Best Buy of the Sale”. 30) did better for Victoria than usual, given its cata#3615 (Figure 15) SF13500 ($22380). The logue value is only £3000. It’s probably the finest of Victoria 1886 4d Error of Colour, lilac rather than the six unused recorded. Like many Besancon Victoria items, it’s ex-Perry, but as I sold privately from magenta, is an underrated British Empire rarity; £10000 SG catalogue is nowhere near enough for an my collection, Corinphila and other auction houses error of which just nine mint examples are recorded. cannot be expected to be informed of all such attributions. Besancon paid me AU$1425 for this item in There are two pairs, both of which I once owned, simultaneously with two singles. That was a time 1991. It was ex Pack, Forster. when I just didn’t know how to say “no”. The Besan-

Figure 13. Probably the finest of the Figure 15. Victoria Error of Colour pre-eminent item six recorded unused 10 - Stamp News


Figure 14. Great rarity goes largely unnoticed

So ends my overview of the Besancon Australian Colonies. To conclude, I’ve selected a solitary Australian Commonwealth stamp from the sale; as the very antithesis of my interpretation of Philately as Art. #3830 (Figure 17) SF1400 ($2320). The KGV 3d CofA wmk. inverted, like most watermark aberrations, just keeps on turning up, in ever greater numbers. The catalogue states “16 examples recorded”. That’s a large number for a stamp of this nature to be catalogued by SG at £16000, isn’t it? ACSC at $10000 has come off the boil, but is still way too high, in my opinion. Based upon this latest realization, is should be closer to $3000. Don’t be surprised to see that a reality in the foreseeable future, as more and more come on to the market. This is a collecting area for only the very brave.

con item, the finer of the two pairs, is ex Hill, Pack, Purves, Perry. I needed to bid SF30800 at the Purves 1980 Swiss sale to outbid Besancon’s Agent for this pair. At my Swiss sale in 1987, Besancon needed only SF14300 to own it. Collecting in the philatelic stratosphere does have its fair share of swings and roundabouts. The new owner received very fair value for money, in my opinion. #3703 (Figure 16) SF8000 ($13260). The WA 1879 2d Error of Colour, mauve rather than yellow, Happy collecting in 2019! is a more spectacular colour difference than for the Victoria Error (Figure 15). Accordingly, although there are several times the number extant of unused of the WA vs Victoria, the former catalogues £21000, latter just £10000. Used, however, of the WA, are much rarer than unused, despite cataloguing less, at £15000. I have seen used examples sell for a very high percentage of catalogue, but that was not to be on this occasion. I regard this attractive example as particularly good value at $13260, suggesting Figure 17. Watermark aberrations the stamp may be out of Figure 16. WA Error of Colour, out of favour at present? definitely “out of favour” favour at present?

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World's Loneliest Island

In the history of all nations there are some years that stand out as being particularly important. This of course holds true for small island communities as well. Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic Ocean is perhaps the loneliest inhabited speck of land on planet earth. Let us take a closer look at some of the more important events in Tristan’s history using postage stamps as illustrations. It was the Portuguese sea captain Tristão da Cunha who discovered the island in May 1506. Bad weather prevented him from landing but he provided the island with his own name. He and most other visitors obviously felt that Tristan da Cunha was of very little significance and for this reason the island remained uninhabited. A view of the island can be seen in Fig 1. Strangely enough Tristan da Cunha received its first permanent inhabitants thanks to Napoleon. However, it was not the French emperor who

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caused this to happen but rather the French defeat at the Battle of Waterloo on 18 June 1815. Napoleon was taken prisoner by the British and they wanted to get rid of him as soon as possible. The solution was to send him to his island prison on St. Helena, another island in the South Atlantic Ocean. He remained on St. Helena until his death in 1821. Fig. 2 shows the emperor in more glorious days on a stamp released by St. Helena. The British government feared that Napoleon’s friends would attempt to liberate him. It was in this connection that the idea was put forward to annex Tristan da Cunha to prevent the French from using it as a base in any future operation to secure the emperor’s freedom. In 1816, a small military force was sent to the island but it was withdrawn one year later. Scotsman William Glass had been one of the soldiers stationed on Tristan. He had obviously

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Christer Brunström fallen in love with the island because he returned to Tristan with his family in 1821. The population then slowly increased as new people arrived from Britain. Some seamen also decided to settle on the island. The islanders were more or less left to take care of themselves relying on subsistence farming (with potatoes being one of the major crops) and fishing. At times the island was visited by clergymen who tried to fill the islanders’ spiritual needs. Tristan da Cunha and the neighbouring islands were occasionally visited by scientific expeditions (Fig. 3) and South Africa also established a meteorological station on the island. The South African A. B. Crawford was a meteorologist who had been stationed on Tristan. He realised that the islanders were far from satisfied with being deprived of postage stamps of their own. A petition for postage stamps was launched in 1946 and Crawford had a stamp printed. It is known as

the “potato stamp” (Fig. 4) as the one-penny stamp also carries the unusual denomination of four potatoes. The idea was that the islanders should frank their petitions with the stamp. The very first postage stamps for Tristan da Cunha were finally released in 1952 but the islanders must have been disappointed when they discovered that the current coat of arms definitives of St. Helena had been overprinted with the island’s name. They had to wait until 1954 for a beautiful set of stamps featuring local views (Fig. 5). The greatest disaster in the island’s history happened in 1961. A volcanic eruption threatened to cover the village with lava and the entire population had to be evacuated to Britain. As it turned out, many of the islanders were far from happy with their new life in the UK and in 1963 many returned to a life of peace and quiet on Tristan da Cunha. Latest figures indicate that the current population

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World's Loneliest Island amounts to some 265 people. Stamps of St. Helena were suitably overprinted to mark the resettlement of the island (Fig. 6). Some of Tristan’s postage stamps have a strong connection with Sweden. Swedish painter and writer Roland Svensson spent a lot of time on the island. Twelve of his paintings were used on three sets of stamps issued between 1976 and 1979. An example is shown in Fig. 7. The sale of postage stamps and coins still play a certain role in the island’s economy. At the local post office three ladies eagerly await orders from worldwide philatelists. For information on what is currently available and methods of payment readers

should take a look at www.tristandc.com/postoffice.php. However, you need to be prepared to wait for quite some time before your order arrives as the island relies on chartered fishing vessels from Cape Town in South Africa for its communications with the rest of the world. Currently there are some ten sailings each year. There is only one village on the island. It carries the rather impressive name of Edinburgh of the Seven Seas. I find it quite refreshing that Tristan da Cunha’s stamps are in fact offered for sale directly from the island. They can undoubtedly be obtained a lot quicker from the agency in the UK.

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The Arthur Gray “KGV Era” Collection - Huge Hardbound Leather Grained Deluxe Stamp Catalogue - $A75 posted! A dealer colleague had a small number of these stunning catalogues that we did a deal on. Brand New of course, and our price below INCLUDES the full prices realised list. The largest grossing stamp auction sale ever held here - about $3 Million, and a total sell out - far more details here from “Stamp News” at the time - tinyurl.com/GrayKGVs This sale was a combination of just two of the very many Arthur Gray “Exhibit” collections – the “Australia KGV Definitive Stamps” and the “KGV Commemorative stamps”. They earned TEN International Large Golds between them. And many International Golds, and many top national awards too. Not bad for a bloke who had never exhibited until 17 years earlier. The sale contained not only the “KGV heads” issues in huge depth with Proofs, but all the KGV era Commemoratives, the 5/- Harbour Bridge in full sheet etc, many 1927 Canberra imperfs, and corner Plate Numbers and retouches, and re-entries, and Officials etc, and cover and FDC etc. 270 pages, full colour, masses of images, and the 11 Page Dr. Geoff Kellow intro is worth the cost of book alone. “Name” Deluxe sale catalogues hold their value forever. Without doubt THE finest Auction sale catalogue ever printed in this country - more of a perpetual Australia KGV Heads and Commemoratives Handbook actually. HUGE colour photos of all the Rarities, and deeply grained "Leather" cover etc. Cost price from Auction house initially was $100 plus post, and for anyone who still does not have one, this deal is WAY better! INCLUDING Tracked parcel shipping anywhere in Australia - $A75 (Stock 368WF) TWO copies, INCLUDING tracked parcel shipping anywhere in Australia - $A125 (Stock 368WG) FOUR copies, INCLUDING tracked parcel shipping anywhere in Australia - $A220 (Stock 368WH) OVERSEAS for 1 copy, add $A25 to above for untracked postage. (Stock 368WJ) ALL sendings use real postage stamps of course. Contact us re other queries, or extra copies etc. The 2 and 4 copies deal is a beauty - many savvy buyers will keep one, and ebay off the other(s) - (we saw one get $150 in 2017!) or sell to a friend/s at the Club etc, hence making their copy basically "FREE" with any luck! Order NOW, as when sold out, they are gone forever. Credit Cards and PayPal accepted at no fee for payment

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Armistice Stamp Show

The exhibition area. The Southern Colour Print stand is in the bottom left of the photo. The Armistice Stamp Show 2018 was held in the More FM Arena of the Edgar Centre in Dunedin, New Zealand, from Friday 9 November to Sunday 11 November. The venue was spacious and well lit. There was plenty of room for the 112 exhibits occupying over 500 display frames and for the nine dealers. New Zealand Post had One of the vintage cars on display. 16 - Stamp News


Dunedin, New Zealand 2018 The dealers and New Zealand Post area. See more photographs from the Armistice Stamp Show on pages 52 & 53

Below left: Exhibition Chairman Mark Grellet welcomes those attending the exhibition dinner.

AboveJohn Mowbray and David Smitham at their stand. a large, well-attended stand and Southern Colour Print, producers of many of New Zealand’s modern stamps, had equipment set up to demonstrate the perforating and guillotining of mini-sheets which they then gave away. Displays of vintage cars and of small model aircraft surrounded the hall. Stamp News - 17


Stamps in the News - Globally! The Boomerang gift Reported at smh.com.au

An Australian man was forced to wait two months for his package to be delivered after it was sent to the wrong country — not once, but five times. The man’s brother uploaded a photo of the package to Reddit, with the caption: “My brother waited two months for this package to arrive.” The parcel was sent from the US Postal Service’s New York Jamaica International mail distribution centre clearly addressed to Australia however it ended up in Austria. Österreichische Post resent it back to the US five times before it finally, it finally made its way here. A photo of the parcel in question shows five stamps on the package that read: “Missent to Austria.” It seems even the postal workers in Austria were

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getting frustrated with the parcel continually being posted to the wrong country. Scrawled next to the fifth “Missent to Austria” stamp was the word “AGAIN” underlined in capital letters. Reddit users were quick to respond to the postal blunder. “I enjoy it happens so much they [Austria] have a stamp,” one Reddit user wrote. Some also shared similar experiences. “Can confirm. Once ordered a bunch of DVDs from Canada. Never arrived. Company sent replacements,” one user wrote. “Some two months later they arrived having been on a holiday to Austria.” But it turns out international postal errors aren’t uncommon, with the problem not unique to just Australia and Austria. “In South Australia we have a stamp for stuff meant for South Africa,” one user wrote. Other savvy Reddit users say they’ve found ways around it. “I live in Austria and my family add ‘EUROPE’ to my address due to Christmas presents having been sent to Australia instead, several times, so this definitely goes both ways,” one user chimed in. Post office workers also confirmed the blunder wasn’t uncommon. “I have to sort letters marked “Austria” far more often than I expected before the job,” shared one Reddit user. “I worked in the parcel sorting area at Australia Post. We got them ALL the time,” said another. Another postie said Australia and Austria both have four numbers in their postcodes which often adds to the confusion.


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What’s going on – in the US in 2019 Reported at www.linns.com

Marvin Gaye, the ‘’Prince of Motown’’ is to be commemorated next year as part of the USPS’s Music Icon series. The stamp design features a portrait of Gaye inspired by historic photographs. The stamp pane is designed to resemble a vintage 45 rpm record sleeve. One side of the pane includes the stamps, brief text about Gaye’s legacy, and the image of a sliver of a record seeming to peek out the top of the sleeve. Gaye was elected to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1987 and received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1996. He was tragically shot and killed by his father in 1984, one day short of his 45th birthday. “His music was cathartic,” biographer David Ritz said. “His songs were prayers, meditations, strategies for survival.” Other issues announced by USPS for 2019 include: 50th anniversary of the Woodstock music festival 75th anniversary of the commissioning of the USS Missouri Year of the Boar - 12th and final stamp in the Celebrating Lunar New Year series that began in 2008 Post Office Murals. A pane of 10 stamps shows five different murals (two of each design) created during the era of the Great Depression “designed to add a touch of beauty to Post Office walls and help boost the morale of Americans.” The U.S. Flag. The new stamp shows “one of several [flags] on the flagpoles near the end of Chicago’s Navy Pier, waving in a May breeze.”

Meanwhile further North Reported at https://stamps.org

Canada Post has released a preview of its 2019 stamp program which includes: a new definitive of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II; Lunar New Year stamps Stamp News - 19


Stamps in the News - Globally! welcoming the Year of the Pig; Black History stamp saluting Albert Jackson, the first Black Canadian letter carrier. Red River Resistance, the founding of Manitoba and the legacy of historic covered bridges. As usual, the year ends with a semi-postal fundraising stamp that directly support the Canada Post Community Foundation, plus sacred and secular Christmas issues.

New Zealand Post closes doors Reported at www.newshub.co.nz

State-owned New Zealand Post will soon shut its final 79 shops as KiwiBank proceeds with plans to establish standalone branches across New Zealand, leaving a number of communities wondering who will take care of their banking and postal needs. “New Zealand Post is repositioning its business,” a spokesman said. The standalone model KiwiBank announced last week means New Zealand Post’s PostShop services will not be available at the same location. Instead, New Zealand Post plans to partner with another business to have their services offered in place of KiwiBank.

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“The model is about “partnering with third parties or other business to host our postal services so that we can remain in communities for many years to come”. “We have a retail network with one of the biggest retail footprints in New Zealand, and of our 880 odd outlets, already about 800 of them have services offered through this model.” “It isn’t new and it’s something that’s been part of our retail network for many years.” New Zealand Post is required to maintain throughout New Zealand a network of at least 880 service points at which consumers can purchase basic postal services. It must also maintain at least 240 service points where personal assistance is available to consumers. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Tuesday New Zealand Post had indicated to the Government that “they are looking for co-hosting opportunities”. “There are changes afoot that I have had concerns about; it is because the environment’s changing and people aren’t using those postal services in the same way,” she said. “We are looking at how communities can still have banking services and postal services.” “But with some of the changes we’re seeing, we do have some concern over loss of service and banking services as well.”


New Zealand Post is currently seeking a suitable business to partner with in place of KiwiBank where its postal services will be provided. Johnsonville Community Association president has slammed KiwiBank and New Zealand Post for the plans, and called on local businesses to reject New Zealand Post’s franchise offer. But New Zealand Post says the same services that are offered in the post shop in Johnsonville will be offered in a new outlet, and that there’s nothing to be concerned about. “I do appreciate that it’s a change for the community but I’d like to assure those customers that the services they currently receive, they will still be able to receive those services albeit in a different location.” New Zealand Post is in profit but reported an annual decline of $14 million in its financial results released in August, hence the need for changes. The core business reported a net loss of $39 million, resulting from on-going and significant letter volume decline.

Philippines Post opens a door Reported at www.philstar.com

The Philippines National Museum has declared the Post Office building in Manila as an Important Cultural Property - possessing “exceptional cultural, artistic and historical significance,” according to the Philippine Postal Corp. The postal system was established in 1767 in the first Manila Post Office in Escolta. The Post Office building in Manila was built in 1926 by Filipino architects Juan Arellano and Tomas Mapua. It was rehabilitated after the second World War. The Philippine Postal and Philatelic Museum will soon be set up in the complex to house a historical archive of stamps documenting 250 years of postal heritage in the country, PhlPost said

An odd couple

Reported at www.independent.com.mt MaltaPost and Kyrgyz Express Post have released a joint stamp issue, Stamp News - 21


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with the common theme being two Unesco World Heritage sites. The issue consists of two stamps, one featuring the city of Valletta and the other, the Burana Tower in northern Kyrgyzstan. Valletta, the capital of Malta, is a fortified city built in the 16th century, and is named after its founder, Jean Parisot de Valette, the Grand Master of the Order of St John. The Burana Tower is a minaret, built by the Karakhanids in the ninth century. The tower was once part of the ancient city of Balasagun, which was the capital of a great empire. The city was overrun by the Mongol troops and by the 14th century was left in disrepair.

The French come up to scratch Reported at https://boutique.laposte.fr

La Poste has combined Christmas stamps with lottery scratch tickets enabling people to send a gift each time they post a letter this Christmas. The scratch stamps are sold in booklets of 12 but how does it work? You send a letter to a friend using a Scratch Stamp The recipient scrapes the golden area on the Scratch Post and discovers its unique code The recipient tries his luck by entering this code on the dedicated online game on Laposte.fr/veux 22 - Stamp News

Hey Joe what are you doing with that stamp in your hand? Reported at https://seattlemedium.com

He’s considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time, and now music legend Jimi Hendrix could be set to have his name affixed to a US post office. On what would have been Jimi’s 76th birthday, Washington state politician Rep. Adam Smith has put forward a bill which aims to rename a post office in Renton as the ‘James Marshall ‘Jimi’ Hendrix Post Office Building’. Rep. Smith explained that the bill is, “one more way we can celebrate the legacy of one of the greatest musicians of our time and the importance of the south Seattle and Renton areas in his enduring legacy.” The bill has so far attracted the unanimous support of Washington’s eight Congressional representatives, and looks as though it may indeed go ahead. If successful, the post office will become one of many Washington sites that honour the late icon, including the Jimi Hendrix Park, which opened in Seattle last year. The post office at the centre of this renaming process happens to be located on Northeast 4th Street, where Hendrix himself grew up, and just blocks away from Greenwood Memorial Park, where he is buried.


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Margo Campbell Singapore covers all bases

Reported at https://www. facebook.com/singpost Singapore Post’s Facebook page pronounces: Singapore is feeling excited. Celebrate this Christmas with our annual festive collectable stamp series - FESTIVALS. Being a culturally sensitive society, Singapore has managed to acquire a unique identity while still retaining the various groups’ traditional practices, customs and festivals. This set of stamps features the four main celebrations of the four ethnic communities - Chinese, Eurasians, Indians and Malays. The stamps focus on the foods associated with

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various ethnic festivals: respectively Chinese New Year, Christmas, Deepavali and Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

Festive Favourites

Stampboarders have carried on the tradition of voting for their favourite Xmas stamps of the year from a selection of 32 countries. This year the United Kingdom resoundingly won with a post box theme: Second favourite was voted to be Latvia Third voted was Canada All the best to Stamps in the News readers for the festive season and 2019 Margo

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Glen Stephens Rarity Offers For 20 years, my ’Stamp Rarity Page’ has been a “must visit” place for many collectors and dealers, globally - tinyurl.com/GlenRare Large clear photos, and lots of detail, and FIXED NETT PRICES. “Philatelic Porn” as one client jokingly described it as! No 20% “Buyer Fees” to add on top etc. All credit cards accepted - even Amex, and with NO insulting extra fees to you either! Each month I’ll add here, a couple of items from that page, for the possible interest of readers. Choice material, and special collection offers etc, from all over the globe. Material on that page often sells FAST - within hours of being listed up, and it changes often - weekly mostly, so do bookmark this page, and check often - tinyurl.com/GlenRare

New Zealand rare official mail “O.P.S.O” overprint, 2½d QV superb MVLH with RPSL Cert:

These crude handstamped overprints - denoting “On Public Service Only” are very scarce, and have been WIDELY faked of course - ebay is awash with them of course. You *MUST* Buy these only with clear RPS type Photo Certs, such as this one has. Second Sideface issue, perf 10 x 11, diagonal overprint in Violet Rose. Superb fresh MVLH original gum. Bright and VERY attractive. The VERY finest example you will encounter globally. SG #013 cat £850 = $A1,600. $A600 (Stock 794RX)

Cocos Island 1991 *Emergency Provisional Overprints* Complete Set: Fresh MUH set of 7 of the regular size stamps, SG 234/239, and that includes the very rare 1991 Coconut "OFFICIAL - PAID MAINLAND" which as always, is CTO with full gum - and was never issued Mint without the corner cancel. (SG #01) ASC 140a/148a $A350. This includes both types of overprint grid bars on 10¢ Shell as per cat listings. One of the priciest and most sought “Shell” stamp sets of the post war era - globally. The 2017 ASC Catalogue Retail is $350 a set 7. I also have the scarce and huge, December 1990 size $5 on 65¢ Aeroplane, Emergency overprint MUH, ASC 186a, ASC cat $A110, for $A70 (Stock 107CR) So, the basic set of 7, ASC Cat $350 is from me $A275 (Stock 107CQ) or all EIGHT

overprint stamps as per photo, including the scarce and huge $5 Aeroplane for a $A25 discount - all 8 for: $A320 (Stock 107CT)

1918 Third Watermark 5/- Kangaroo Superb MVLH, with Striking Error:

This variety is almost never seen offered - have had not had this one for decades. Strong retouch to Left Frame and very thick WA coastline, and all shading between the both, and with 2 yellow blobs in Map of WA as you can see. More advanced state than the illustration in ACSC. Stamp position L31, this was soon corrected by printer, hence its great scarcity. ACSC 44(D)G Cat $950 for average Mint. This one is quite SUPERB. Super fresh bright “as issued” with lightest hinge touch - been in Europe all its life. Deep original 1918 Chrome Yellow print. Excellent perfs and centering for any Third Watermark high value. A GEM condition grade for a Century old stamp, yet at near half cat! No finer example exists. $A500 (Stock 612KX)

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Postal Stationery Welcome to the first postal stationery column for 2019. This month’s column looks at the Centenary of World War I postcards from Australia, USA postal card booklets, the postal stationery results at Armistice Stamp Show 2018 and information on the postal stationery competitions available to exhibitors in 2019.

Centenary of WWI Postcard Collection

Australia Post issued a set of 20 postcards to mark the Centenary of World War I on 5 November 2018. The set was sold in an album for $99 with production limited to 200 and also included Figure 1 Stamped Postcard Commemorating World adhesive postage stamps issued to commemorate War I World War I. The stamped postcards (Figure 1) depict World War I related illustration such as John Monash, Charles Bean (Australia’s Official War Correspondent, Figure 2), Matron Wilson (Figure 3), enlisting, the Light Horse, soldiers on the front in Europe and armistice celebrations. The postcards use the same design as stamped postcards

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Figure 4 Postal Card Booklet' for the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta


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Figure 5 Postcard and tab with 23c Stamp Showing a Carving of a Women Holding A 24-Star American Flag From The 2003 Old Glory BookletÂ

Figure 6 Carving of a Women Holding a 24Star American Flag on Reverse of a Postcard from The Old Glory Booklet

Figure 7 Cover of An Art of Disney Romance Postcard Booklet

issued by Australia Post from 2014 to 2018 but are in a larger format and are not defaced with a cancelled adhesive stamp attached to the picture side. The postcards differ from those issued in ANZAC biscuit tins by not having a white border and with some, in addition, being sepia toned rather than in black and white.

Postcard Booklets of the United States

Figure 8 Postcard With 24c Impressed Stamp Depicting Mickey And Minnie Mouse

In 1989 the US Post Office began issuing stamped postcards with multicoloured views on the reverse with the issue of a postcard with a view of the White House on the reverse and a 15c stamp also featuring the White House on the front of the card. This was followed closely by a Jefferson Memorial postcard. Other stamped picture postcards were issued in 1992 for the America’s Cup and in 1993 for the Holocaust Stamp News - 27


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Figure 9 Reverse of the 24c Postcard Depicting Mickey And Minnie Mouse.

Figure 10 Star Wars Postcard Booklet

Memorial. All of these were produced by the US Government. In 1994 the US Post Office introduced a marketing strategy of producing stamped postcards (called postal cards in the US) with multicoloured views on the reverse in sets of cards where the design of the stamp on the front of the card was the same as the design on the reverse (or an adaption of the design) with “USA’ and the denomination. The design of the sets was often used for both an adhesive stamp and the postcard issue. From 1994, the ‘picture postal cards’ were produced by private contractors and usually printed by two runs through the presses with the picture side printed first followed by the stamp side. As these postcards were produced using an acrylic finish on the picture side, they were subject to damage when passing through high speed cancelling machines. As a result, undamaged commercial used postcards can be hard to find. These sets were issued as ‘packets’ of postcards (such as the 1994 issue of Legends of the West postcards), as sheets or as booklets. In 1996 a set of 20 cards were issued as a ‘postal card booklet’ (Figure 4) for the 1996 Olympic Games (The Centennial Olympic Games). The 22c 28 - Stamp News

Figure 11 Back Cover of The Star Wars Postcard Booklet Showing Images Of The Characters And Spacecraft Depicted On The Postcards

postcards depicted athletes from twenty different sports on both the 22c stamps and the reverse. The stamps on the postcards are similar in design to the 32c adhesive stamps issued at the same time for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. The postcards were bound into the booklets with a rouletted tab enabling the buyer to easily detach the postcard from the booklet. Figure 5 shows a postcard with tab showing a carving of a women holding a 24-star American flag (Figure 6) from the 2003 Old Glory booklet. 37c adhesive stamps were also issued in the same design. Figure 7 shows the cover of an Art of Disney Romance postcard booklet issued in 2006 while Figures 8 and 9 show the front and reverse of a 24c postcard from the booklet depicting Mickey and Minnie Mouse. 39c adhesive stamps were also issued in the same design. Sometimes the reverse of the booklet showed illustration of the picture backs of each of the postcards. The Star Wars booklet (Figure 10) published in 2007 is an example with the back of the booklet showing the Star Wars characters and spacecraft


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Figure 12 Marvel Comics Super Heroes Postcard Booklet

Figure 13 Back Cover of The Marvel Comics Super Heroes Postcard Booklet

illustrated on the postcards (Figure 11). Figure 12 shows the cover of the Marvel Super Heroes postcard booklet with Figure 13 showing the back cover of the booklet with images of the super heroes depicted on the postcards including Spiderman, the Hulk and the X-Men. The topics shown for the booklets were designed to appeal to the public with an emphasis on scenic views, cartoon, TV and movie characters, sports, trains, animals and cars. Some of the topics which have been issued as postcard booklets are Endangered Species (1996), Classic Movie Monsters (1997), cartoon characters such as Sylvester and Tweety (1998), Daffy Duck (1999, Figure 14), Wile E Coyote and Road Runner (Figure 15, 2000) and Porky Pig (2001), Ballet (1998), Tropical Birds (1998, Figure 16), 20th Century Trains (1999, Figure 17), Adoption (2000), Legends of Baseball (2000), Baseball’s Legendary Playing Fields (2001), Baseball Sluggers (2006), the USA Flag (‘Old Glory’, 2003), Southeastern Lighthouses (2003), Pacific Coast Lighthouses (2007), Golf Coast Lighthouses (2009), The Art of Disney: Friendship (2004) Celebration (2005) Romance (2006), Magic (2007),

Figure 14 Daffy Duck Postcard Booklet

Imagination (2008), Art of the American Indian (2004), Cloudscapes (2004), Sporty Cars of the 1950s (2005), Let’s Dance (2005), DC Comic Book Super Heroes (2006), Star Wars (2007), Marvel Comics Super Heroes (2007), Tail Fins and Chrome (2008), Early Television Memories (2009), Cowboys (2010), Scenic American Landscapes (2010, 2012) and Pixar (Send a Hello 2011, Mail a Hello 2012). The postcard booklets were sold at major post offices and through the philatelic bureau. In 1999 I visited Hawaii and tried to buy the Sylvester and Tweety postcard booklet from one of Honolulu’s post offices. The postal clerk was adamant that such cards had never been issued, having a 20c stamp on the postcard in the same design as the internal rate adhesive stamp would just never happen as it would confuse customers.

Armistice Stamp Show 2018, Dunedin New Zealand

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Figure 16 Tropical Birds Postcard Booklet

Figure 15 Wile E Coyote and Road Runner Postcard Booklet 9-11 November 2018. The Exhibition only included a few exhibits of postal stationery including Great Britain Registered Postal Stationery 1878-1923 by Alistair Gow Figure 17 20th Century Trains Postcard Booklet which was awarded a Large Vermeil and Netherlands Issue Fur Collar Postcards at the Hurstville Aquatic Leisure Centre, Sydney. 1899-1927 by Alex Nuijten (Vermeil) in the The closing date for entries is 23rd February 2019. Postal Stationery Class, Australian 7c Magenta PreFurther information can be found at http://ssce. stamped Envelope Usage by Peter Tozer (Silver) in philas.org.au/. the Adult Development Class, The Ten New Zealand Lettercard Postal Rates from Queen Victoria to King George VI by Tony Thackery in the Jury Class and China 2019 and Singpex 2019 King George V 1½d lettercards Bock Dies I and II Internationally postal stationery exhibitors will be New Zealand 1916-20 by Alastair Watson (Vermeil) able to enter China 2019 a world philatelic exhibiin the One Frame Class. tion to be held in Wuhan, China from 16 - 20 June 2019. Further information can be found at http://apf. org.au/philatelic-exhibition-timetable/. There will Sydney Stamp & Coin Expo 2019 also be a postal stationery class at the Asian exhibiThe next national postal stationery competition will tion, Singpex 2019 to be held in Singapore from 31 take place at Sydney Stamp & Coin Expo 2019 which will be held from 13th June to 16th June 2019 July to 4 August 2019. 30 - Stamp News


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(Parking At Rear, Entry By Side Door) Admission Free, Tea & Coffee Available All proceeds from Dealers’ Tables to The Salvation Army. Dealer enquiries welcome. Also donations of Stamps & Coins gratefully received at the Fair, which will be offered to dealers present on the day. Proceeds to the Salvation Army. Bulky lots may be able to be collected within 50k radius, or can be mailed to us. Telephone contact: 0425 795 693

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Cinderella Corner Welcome to the first Cinderella Corner for 2019. This article helps to commence the year with a fresh topic not yet covered in depth within the world of Australian cinderella philately; paint. It will explore a number of labels associated with paint and painting traditions in Australia throughout the years. I extend my thanks to Dave Elsmore for supplying some of the images in this piece and, as usual, welcome readers to offer further scans. Sherwin-Williams Company Sherwin-Williams Company is a large US-based firm that deals with the production and distribution of paint and paint-related products, with customers worldwide, including Australia. It was founded in Ohio in 1866 by Henry Sherwin and Edward Williams and currently positions with a total worth of several billion dollars. The cinderella label illustrated in Figure 1 advertises the Sherwin-Williams Company, and presents the text: MANUFACTURED IN AUSTRALIA / SW / COVER THE EARTH / by THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS Co. (AUSTRALIA) LTD. The label is coloured yellow, green and black, measures 43mm x 64mm, and is perforated 11 on all sides. The central motif of paint pouring over the earth is the official Sherwin-Williams company logo. The Australian division of Sherwin-Williams Company has operated for several decades and is responsible for protecting and decorating many items including wood decking and automobiles. It continues, nationwide, to this date. Boncote Boncote cement paints have been manufactured in Australia for nearly a century, commencing operations in 1920. The cinderella labels offered in Figures 2 and 3 illustrate the Boncote Cement paint product. The text in Figure 2 reads: BONCOTE CEMENT PAINT / PERMANENTLY WATER PROOFS AND COLORS NEW AND OLD CEMENT / DISTRIBUTING AGENTS: H. J. CORDER PTY. LTD. 240 Chapel St., Prahran, S. 1. Vic. The text in Figure 3 is identical except the distributing

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Left: Figure 1 Above: Figure 2 agent reads: Harris Scarfe & Sandovers Ltd. HAY STREET, PERTH. These labels each measure 49mm x 48mm and both are perforated 11½ on all sides. They are also coloured yellow, blue black and white. It is likely that other examples of these labels exist with different printed distributing agents identified, nationwide. Majora Paints Majora Paints has been established in Australia for over a century. The company also produces and provides organisations with varnishes and brushes and while highly active across Australia, Majora Paints has a noted firmer presence in Victoria. The yellow, black and white cinderella label illustrated in Figure 4 measures 38mm x 29mm and is perforated 13 on two sides. It presents the text: As easily put on as a hat / International MAJORA PAINTS The label is scarce and likely dates to the 1960s. Kem-Cote The cinderella illustrated in Figure 5 measures 32mm x 32mm, is multicoloured, and features the text: ONE COAT Kem-cote / TRADEMARK / FLAT ENAMEL The One Coat Kem-Cote flat enamel product, as advertised on the label, was first produced in Sydney in 1954 from the large painting company Berger Groups. At the time, it was advertised as a new type of paint finish, released in Australia, for use on interior walls, ceilFigure 5 ings and woodwork.


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Above: Figure 6, Right: Figure 7 Walmasta As an extension to the Kem-Cote product explored above, Figure 6 highlights another Berger Groups paint product, this time the Walmasta Wall Finish. This label measures 72mm by 39mm and is imperforate on all sides. Coloured green, red, yellow, white and black, it features the text: Exclusive WALMASTA / EXTERIOR REINFORCED RESIN EMULSION WALL FINISH / Free Flowing The label also features an image of the Walmaster Finish tin (warm cream colour) and likely dates to the early to mid1950s when the product was first available in Australia. Ask For ’10-66’ Super Enamel Figure 7 illustrates a cinderella that advertises another Sherwin-Williams Company paint product, namely the 10-66 Super Enamel. This label measures 39mm x 47mm, is multicoloured, and imperforate on all sides. It features the text: ASK FOR ‘10-66’ SUPER ENAMEL Figures 8 illustrates the front of a cover dated 1934 originating from the Sherwin-Williams Company in Rhodes, Sydney. The reverse of this cover, highlighted in Figure 9, illustrates the same cinderella from Figure 7. This label, as such, likely dates from the early to mid-1930s. United Paint The cinderella label illustrated in Figure 10 is imperforate on all sides and measures 36mm x 55mm. It is multi-co-

Figure 8

loured and features the text: UNITED / AUSTRALIA’S HIGH GRADE PAINT The United Paint advertised on this label was produced by the Australian United Paint Co Limited, which formed in Port Adelaide, South Australia, in 1912 and remained in operation for just over 40 years until 1954 (although it was purchased by Dulux Australia Ltd. in 1918, with the name United retained). The product was advertised in the early 1920s and the label likely dates to this period of time. It was available nationwide. Ripolin Ripolin, as foremost a brand of enamel paint, was founded in the Netherlands by chemist Carl Julius Ferdinand in the late 1800s. It is also famously known for being one of the paint brands used by Pablo Picasso and Swiss architect and painter Charles-Édouard Jeanneret. Ripolin products were imported in Australia from at least 1916 and, in its early years here, was advertised as a paint for cars. Initially available in Australia only in white, it was then available in ‘all colours’ from 1921. The cover featured in Figure 11 in Figure 12, dated May 1932, originates from the then only Australian distributor of Ripolin paint, Lindsay McCormick. As the details on the reverse of the envelope lists (as per Figure 12), the address was 4 Underwood Street, Sydney. The cinderella label affixed to the front of the cover illustrated in Figure 11 bears the text: RIPOLIN / A PAINT READY FOR USE / on Wood Metal Stone Cement etc. / TRADEMARK It also features the addition-

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Cinderella Corner al text: RIPOLIN dries with a rich glossy service The label measures 50mm x 38mm, is multicoloured and imperforate on all sides. Of further interest is the additional cinderella label illustrated in Figure 13. It features the original Ripolin advertising from the Netherlands, written in Dutch, with the text RIPOLIN TER BESCHILDERING present, equating to the English ‘RIPOLIN for painting.’ It likely predates the English version, which wold have been adapted from it. Taubmans Taubmans are the oldest manufacturers of paint and painting products in Australia, and still function as an independent enterprise today. Taubmans was formed in Sydney, 1912, by brothers Nathaniel and George Taubman. George was already in the field of paints, having established himself as an importer of paint supplies since 1897. Nathaniel then sold his share of the company to his brother, two years later, and George continued to expand the business until his death in 1938. From then, until 1952, it was chaired by George’s son, Henry Taubman, and became Australia’s second largest paint company, with factories expanding across all States, as well as abroad. The cover illustrated in Figure 14 is postmarked Queensland, July 1920, and, on the reverse, as illustrated in Figure 15, features a Taubmans cinderella. This label is diamond shaped and imperforate on all sides. The label is also coloured yellow, black and white and features the text: TAUBMANS VARNISHES LTD / SUPER FINE The advertised varnish product therefore dates to the early years of Taubmans’ presence in Australia, shortly after the end of World War I. It is a very scarce cinderella and the scans of the cover were kindly supplied by Dave Elsmore. Conclusion Early Australian and Australian-connected paint cinderella labels are rather scarce. They do, however, offer a snapshot into the world of paint and painting products and offer some further insight into architectural, coating and cement practices in Australia from the late 1890s onwards. If readers have other examples they wish to share, they would be most welcome. I once again extend my thanks to Dave Elsmore for offering scans of some of the labels in this Cinderella Corner piece.

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 Buy now at the listed price or bid a lower figure. Bids will be considered at Midday 15 January 2019 Orders and Bids accepted by phone, mail or email. Provided the item has not sold at the full price, bids at 75% to 95% will have a good chance of success; 65% - 74% will have a reasonable chance of success. Bids below 65% will have minimal chance of success. Bid for as many alternatives as you wish, but please put a dollar cap on your total spending, and we will allocate lots according to what is available. Orders at full price above $500 are post free within Australia. Layby welcome for orders above $500. Scans or colour photocopies of individual stamps, covers or sets are available on request. Many smaller items, including a lot that are not on this list may be found in our eBay listings. Our store name is 21st-century-auctions Postage and insurance extra, Free Within Australia above $500. We accept all cards and PayPal at no fee. Hours generally 10am – 6pm Mon – Fri, but we will often answer the phone after hours. All of our items carry our 14 day satisfaction guarantee, EXCEPTING Collections, packets and mixtures, these may not be returned for any reason. CB509) Supa-Duper Coin Deal: This offer is for 4 + kilograms of unsearched, mostly Foreign coins from a huge old time private collection/accumulation. There is enough silver here for us to guarantee that each lot will have at least 60 SILVER coins with a weight of at least 300 grams, that is around 10 ounces. So, you will receive at least 4 kilos, around 600 Worldwide coins mostly circulated, but maybe some that are not. Some will be 100 years old or more! Price for this lot is $475, double sized lot for $895, half sized lot for $249 If required we can add a genuine Gold Sovereign or Half Sovereign to your lot for an additional $595 or $295 (All our other Coin Offers are at the end of this list) Cinderellas C1) Australia 1935 WASP Airlines Vignette sheet 6 superb Mint Unhinged Fresh MUH and well centred – unheard of after 83 years – been in the UK near all its life thank goodness. Western And Southern Provincial Airlines Limited Sydney = WASP! The legendary Narromine WASP flight stamp sheet of 6. Only 865 were printed 83 years ago, and a LOT were used on flight covers etc at the time, and for later projected, so the totally MUH ones that exist today will be minimal. Price $249 C2) Australia 1935 WASP Airlines Vignette sheet 6, 2007 reprinted version, no gum and no perforations, but with printed on perfs. Looks great in a Hagner and appears perforated! Price $29, (10 available) Accessories/Albums/Literature PP1) "Plating Papua" Book, 563 x A4 pages, RRP $110 for just $89. For Lakatoi lovers - "Plating Papua Stamp Part 1" by Michael Ryan, 563 pages. "The Lithographs, SG 47 to 83" Huge Full colour illustrations throughout, on high grade, thick Bright White paper stock. The Book Review on this by Mike Lee, says "Magnificent - Buy It Now" and "The $110 seems extremely good value to me" Great value at just $89! CAT2) Gibbons Commonwealth & Empire Part One 1840 - 1970Catalogue 2013, one only, quarter price was $180, $45 be quick! ALB4) Lighthouse Brand new “Boga” Mint sheet files, to hold 24 sheets. Normally $44.95 each, two only available at $23.95 each.

ALB1) Stanley Gibbons Old Ideal Fastbound Album with maroon cover, 6th Edition to 1913. Contains spaces for all World stamps A - Z. In good used condition. (Spine has been reinforced with cloth tape. These albums are highly sought after and sell for up to $250 at auction. Price $149 ALB10) Brand New Ka –Be New Zealand Hingeless Album 1967 – 1988, the 1st 22 years of NZ Decimals. In Green Padded Binder. Cost $295, my price well under a half, $125 ALB11) Christmas Is. As new Seven Seas Red Padded Hingeless Album 1958 – end 1987, plus Cocos (Keeling) Is. 1963 – end 1987. New cost $250, my price under a third, just $79 Collections and lots CD1) Australia 1913 – 1993 Deceased part time dealer used stock in 3 near new large stockbooks. Commences Kangaroos and KGV Heads to 2/-, about 45 stamps. Sparce in KGV period, but then 1 – 5 of each of KGVI with values to £2. QEII pre-decimal similar to 5/-. Then decimals again 1 – 5 of each with values to $10 and a good number of minisheets, se-tenant strips of 5 high value commems. etc. Must be 7000 – 8000 here in all, mostly in better than average condition with plenty of nice circular cancels. At around 4c a stamp this has to be great value. $279 CD2) Nauru 1916 – 1937 Mostly Mint Lightly Hinged complete per Seven Seas, on Seven Seas Hingeless Pages. Comprises KGV Definitives set of 11, Seahorses 2/6d, 5/- (unhinged off centre as usual), 10/- (Fine used) Freighters set to 10/- (Top 3 values are the better Rough Paper), plus unhinged 1935 Jubilee and 1937 Coronation. Very fresh lot. Sydney retail approx $1625. Price $1195 CD3) Nauru from 1954 complete to beginning of 2000, plus a couple of later 2000 sets Mint Unhinged in Seven Seas Dark Blue Album and Slipcase as new. Stamp retail $825 plus Album is around $375 new. Total value here of $1200 for just $675 CD4) The above 2 lots, CD2 & CD3 for $1775, a further saving of $95 CD5) Norfolk Is. 2 volume collection 1947 – 1995 with additional pages to end of 2001 housed in Seven Seas Brown Padded Hingeless Albums. Pretty well complete to 1990, decimals are mint unhinged, some of the pre-decimals are lightly hinged. Retail of the stamps is $950 plus, albums would cost albums would have cost $425 new, so a total value of $1375. Earlier album pages are a bit aged. Very good value at only $595 CD6) Hungary earlies to 1976 in large green as new stockbook. Mostly cto used, mostly all different. About 1500. Cheap at around 4c a stamp, $59 CD7) New Zealand Queen Victoria – 1996 Deceased part time dealer used stock in 3 near new large stockbooks. Commences QV to 2/-, then KGV period through to 1996 1 – 5 of each with values to $10 and a good number officials, earlier healths etc. Must be close to 4000 here in all, mostly in better than average condition with plenty of nice circular cancels. At around 5c a stamp this has to be great value. $199 CD8) Victoria Barred Numerals and Post Offices Postcard Collection. Housed in 2 massive “Nostalgia” padded Tan Leather Look Albums, here we have 224 postcards, mostly of Post Offices plus 24 Covers and 97 Stamps. Each town usually has a Postcard of the Post Office, plus another postcard with a barred numeral and many with a stamp also with barred numeral. Some nice highlights inc. some scarcer inc. Nhill barred numeral on superb Art Nouveau card, a cover with 2 x 2d Imperf & a 4d beaded oval to make 8d double rate. Many real photographic cards which sell for $75 pus each on Ebay. All organised numerically. Just superb, $345 items for $11 each average, price $3795 CD9) Russia. Earlies to 1980’s in Ka-Be as new Green Padded 64 page stockbook ($55 cost price) and on 10 hagner pages. Mostly cto used. Minor duplication. Many better sets. Ought to yield close to 1500 different. Cheap lot at only $189

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 CD10) Pitcairn Is. Complete mint unhinged collection 1995 - 2011 in Green as new Seven Seas Hingeless Album and slipcase ($295 new) Retail of stamps approx. $1675. Total value close to $2000, price under a half, $995 CD11) 1983 World Communications Year mint unhinged collection in as new sumptuous black padded binder and slipcase. Comprises 235 stamps and 2 minisheets in complete sets. As clean and fresh as the day they were issued. Original cost 35 years ago $485, priced very cheaply at only 20% of that! $97 CD12) 1983 Commonwealth Collection, similar lot to the above, in blue padded album with slipcase, same price $97 CD13) Cocos & Christmas Is. Fine used, in red Lion Brand 64 Page stockbook. Nice ranges with duplication, 1958 – recent. Noted around 40 minisheets/sheetlets, plus strips and blocks of 4 etc. with many Chinese New Year issues. Many hundreds! Price $329 CD14) USA Scott Minuteman Album and mint unhinged in packets, values to $2, with spaces for all stamps 1847 - 1976. Nothing before 1944, then a mixture of used and mint unhinged 85% complete to 1976. Some album pages a little aged, stamps unaffected. Also a small stockbook with about 400 different. Reckon 1250 - 1500 here, mostly all different. Nice tidy lot for around 10c a stamp, the albums come free! $135 the lot. CD15) Old Worldwide collection on big stack of about 250 album leaves, Queen Victoria to about 1985 organised alphabetically. Must be near 5000 stamps here, mainly all different, excepting NZ where is some duplication. Weighs 1.3kg. Got to be worth 3c a stamp, price $149 MOC1) Trinidad & Tobago mint unhinged collection, 1976 – 1994 on 9 as new Hagner pages, some double sided. Appears almost complete for the period with some extras. 332 stamps & 24 minisheets. Well worth $215. MOC2) Transkei mint unhinged collection, 1978 – 1994 on 9 as new Hagner pages. Appears almost complete for the period. 272 stamps & 9 minisheets. Cheap lot at $79. MOC4) Turks & Caicos Is. Mint unhinged collection 1984 – 88 in large green stockbook. Appears almost complete for the period. 64 stamps and 17 minisheets. Cheap at $65 MOC5) Gabon/Central Africa 1970 – 1983 Mainly Mint Unhinged & some CTO used collection in Red padded Lighthouse 48 page stockbook, cost $49 new. 161 stamps & 13 minisheets. A lot of good thematics here. $52.50 the lot! MOC7) Togo mostly mint unhinged and some cto 1963 – 1983 in large blue stockbook. 271 stamps & 39 minisheets. Great thematic content. Price $110 MOC9) Guernsey 1991 – 1996 Mint Unhinged collection on 10 Hagner Sheets. Appears mostly complete for the period. 162 stamps & 24 minisheets. High face value/ retail. Selling around face value! Price $175 MOC10) Tanzania mint unhinged collection plus a few cto 1977 – 1985 approx. on 16 as new Hagner pages. Approx 200 stamps, 32 minisheets & 2 booklets. High in thematic content. Cheaply priced at $89 MOC11) Cayman Is. Mainly mint unhinged collection on 6 as new Hagner pages, 1937- 1986. Sparse in earlier but then a good degree of completion with many complete sets. High thematic interest here. 164 stamps & 4 minisheets. Some light duplication. Cheap at $49 MOC12) Antigua & Barbuda, mint unhinged collection 1973 – 1986 on 17 as new Hagner pages, some double sided. 336 stamps & 44 minisheets. Superb colourful lot and very good value at $129 MOC13) Mauritius 1960’s – mid 1980’s mint unhinged collection on 6 as new Hagner pages, some double sided. 197 stamps, 5 minisheets and Apollo 11 Booklet. Great lot! Cheap at $62.50

MOC14) Ancient Well Filled Gibbons Strand Album, spanning 3 generations of collecting. Mostly 19th century, but going up to early 1980’s. Many thousands of stamps, all different easily 6000-7000. An absolute treasure trove of pickings here, weighs over 2kg. Price $1625 MOC15) Moscow 1980 Olympics set of 12 fdc’s in Official Maroon padded binder. Binder a bit aged, covers are fine. Cheap lot at $29 MOC16) Black Leathergrain PW Double cover album as new. Contains big range of Australia fdc’s mainly booklet panes, minisheets, framas etc. 91 covers. Album cost $60 plus new. Very cheap at $1.50 per cover, price $135 MOC20) Oversized Invicta Black 4 ring binder with collection of mainly used Australian States, then Australia and AAT plus a few Norfolk Is. Commences States with about 70 stamps to 2/6d, then ‘Roos & KGV Heads to 2/-about 80 stamps. Australia pre-decimal to £1 Arms and decimal with Cook Minisheet used FDI in Traralgon Vic. Nice lot for a cheap price. $129 MOC22) Germany WW1 Feldpost Postcards, inc. Real Photographic, many groups of soldiers, cavalryman with horse and sweetheart etc. Many clear date readable cds postmarks and various Feldpost markings. As usual for these, no stamps, as not available in the field. 92 items in way better than usual condition for these. $1150 the lot. MOC24) Gibraltar. Magnificent QEII Collection mint unhinged in as new Luxury black Ka-Be 32 black page stockbook 1967 – 1997. Values to £3. Looks pretty well complete for the period with approx. 450 stamps, 26 minisheets and 13 booklets. Price $595 MOC27) Mostly British Commonwealth Mint Unhinged moderns in blue padded 3 ring binder on 26 as new Hagner pages. Mostly Cook Is, plus Zimbabwe, Barbuda, Ghana, Nevis, Uganda, Singapore and a few others. Very handy lot. Over 100 sets and minisheets, mostly all different. Price $189 MOC28) Norfolk Is. 1960 Christmas – end 1987 complete in as new $250 Brown Seven Seas Padded Hingeless Album with Slipcase. Retail of stamps approx. $500 so $750 retail value here for $449 (1947 – 1959 could be provided for an additional $295) MOC29) Weird Worldwide lot including: Thick stack of album leaves with reasonable pickings from Belgian Congo, GB with Seahorses 2/6d & 5/-, French Colonies, India & States, Japan etc., then Black 16 page stockbook with WWII period Czech. mint & used sets. Lighthouse 48 black page Padded Blue stockbook with Thematic ranges, Italy, Hungary, Switzerland etc. Black ring binder with allsorts, inc. mint & used Commonwealth & Foreign sets & minisheets, BCOF mint, Australia mint decimals some with varieties, Cinderellas, Australia Strike Mail Labels, coil stamps in strips, first flight covers, Australia & NZ Cook Minisheets x 2 of each mint unhinged, Samoa 1970 Cook set in imprint blocks mint unhinged. Price $295 MOC31) Czechoslovakia & Czech Republic Mint unhinged collection 1977 – 1998 in Blue Ka-Be luxury 32 black page padded stockbook and Green Ka-Be 64 page padded stockbook. Appears pretty well complete for the period with approx. 900 stamps, 25 minisheets & 23 booklets. Excellent value at $319 MOC32) Great Art Stamps of the World. Massive Gold Blocked Brown Padded album containing 95 different Art stamps on First Day Cover. Original cost a massive $660! Buy now at only 15% of the original cost….$99 the lot. CMJ8) Mexico Olympics 1968 Collection in Black Stockbook. 95 plus different complete sets & minisheets, mostly mint unhinged. Very popular theme and with high catalogue/retail value. Has to be worth $2 a set. Price $189 CS1) Australia 1920 2d Orange KGV. 48 pieces of postal history, covers, postcards plus a few fronts. Mostly 1921/22 usages to a variety of destinations, overseas as well as domestic. Includes London & Liverpool UK and Malmo, Sweden. Unchecked for postmarks, varieties, shades etc. Also not checked for inverted wmk. Which is

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 cat. $8000! Cat. $30 each on cover = $1440. A steal at below 25% cat., price $359 CS5) Worldwide singles and sets, early to modern, mint and used in 2 as new Red & Black padded postcard albums on 2 strip stockcards. Many better countries noted, such as Switzerland, Finland, Japan, China, Ireland, Austria, Denmark, Luxembourg, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, Fiji and many more. No Australia. 330 plus items in all, mostly complete sets, many mint unhinged, including several long definitive sets. Priced to sell by now deceased dealer at approx. $1750. Wonderful clean lot, virtually all different. Suit World collector or re-seller. Priced under a third of the marked up price. Albums and stockcards alone would have cost $200 plus. $579 the lot. CS6) World Better singles in older Lighthouse Block Album on stockcards. Noted Berlin 50pf Black Ovpt. Used, PNG 5 Kina Bird of Paradise mint, Japan Airs SG 572 & 577, Norfolk Is. 10/- Specimen mint, Rhodesia & Nyasaland QEII £1 SG 15 fine used and much more. Mostly identified by SG No. and priced to sell at $675 plus. Cheap at a third of marked up price. $225 the lot. CS29) France. Substantial 99% complete used collection to 2001 in 3 Lighthouse Illustrated Hingeless Albums, with slipcases. Huge catalogue/resale value, persons interested in a purchase into 5 figures which could be split into several payments should contact us. Price is negotiable. MJL1) Germany Allied Occupation. British, American and German Printings of the 1945 “M” Allied Military Occupation Stamps. Extensive and virtually complete specialised collection, immaculately presented on AMG pages with superb background info. Virtually all Mint Unhinged plus some used. A very difficult assembly . Price in Michel 2016 Specialised catalogue is 3500 Euros plus. Very reasonably priced at only 25% catalogue. $1425 MJL5) Mystery or Clearance boxes, seems every dealer has these, we are no exception! Stamps, Covers, Collections, Packets, huge variety & value. Better than the average clearance lot. Ask for Australia, Worldwide or Mixed. 2kg lot for $169, 5kg for $395, Best value lot 10kg for $695 MJL9) Olympics and Sports, 1924 – Modern Collection in Brown Leather-look 32 page stockbook. Includes both mint & used sets, and is a bit disorganised, but I managed to count at least 175 complete sets. Most are Olympics but there are other sports issues and some bits and pieces of other countries/topics which are not counted in the value. Has to be easily worth $1.50 a set across the board. Price $259 MJL12) Ireland mini collection. All fresh mint unhinged, and mainly complete sets from the mid. 1980’s 50 different stamps. Price $49 MJL13) QEII Coronation Jubilee 1978. Two Thick Volumes. Official Looking Heavy Embossed and Gold Blocked Dark Blue Stanley Gibbons Albums in as new condition, originally close to $400 nearly 40 years ago! Contains a wide range of sets, sheetlets, minisheets and booklets all fresh mint unhinged. Counted 220 complete issues with sets up to 14 values long. Original purchaser states his cost was over $1500 total. My realistic price is a quarter of that. $375 the lot. MJL24) Papua New Guinea mint unhinged stock 1952 – 2002 in 2 x Brown Davo 64 page stockbooks. Massive lot ideal re-seller, Ebayer or hoarder! Pre-decimals are sparse, but then later sets up to 20 of each. I guestimate there would be 2500 sets total her if not more, with the average retail per set around $5. So that is around $12,500 retail. This is a real steal for someone at ONLY 20% OF RETAIL $2495 FOR THE LOT! MJL25) Papua New Guinea fine used stock 1952 – 1975 in Red Lighthouse 48 page stockbook. Noted 1952 10/- x 3, Pound Fisherman, Malaria x Imprint Blocks 4 plus 4 single sets, 10/- Rabaul with Bulolo cds, dues to 3/- x 20, Butterflies to $2 x 9, Shells to $2 x 3, Panorama to $2 x 3, Large Birds heads x 6 sets plus many, many more. Guestimate around 375 – 400 complete sets. Fine used are actually a lot harder to find than mint. Price $389 the lot.

CJE1) Australia massive accumulation of Pre - Decimal & Decimal Used, in well filled albums, stockbooks, on Hagners etc. Period covered 1930s – quite recent. Many, many complete sets and high values in these lots, exactly as received ex. Charities, Churches, Deceased Estates etc. Guaranteed value, at around 2c per stamp. We will also add free of charge around 250 High Values to each 5kg lot, for $135, 500 High Values in each 10kg lot for $259, 1000 High Values in each 20kg lot for $495. CJE2) Pitcairn Island. Mint unhinged collection 1967 – 1986, housed in near new Seven Seas Hingeless Green Padded Album. Cost $165 new. Sydney retail of the stamps is approx. $385. A total value here of $550 for just $389 CJE6) Australia Territories and Pacifics, mint unhinged sets. Countries include: Christmas Island, Norfolk Island, Nauru, Samoa, Papua New Guinea plus maybe some from Fiji, Cocos, Pitcairn etc. Please let us know if you wish to have any country omitted. Very high catalogue/retail. Wide range with plenty of thematic interest here. 25 different sets $49, 50 different sets $110, 100 different sets $225, 250 different sets $589 CJE8) Ethiopia, valuable lot, 1890’s – 1960’s mainly mint/mint unhinged, some postally used. In A$ size stockbook. Mainly in complete sets, we rarely see this material. Very high catalogue, estimated around £2000. About 400 stamps, priced very reasonably at 15% cat. Price $539 CJE12) Channel Islands 1940’s – 1983 Mint Unhinged in Gibbons Green “Philatelic” Springback binder on Illustrated Pages. Noted Guernsey Wartime Occupied issues set of 3 plus the 2 blue banknote papers, 1969 Definitives complete inc. the scarce Perf 13 10/- & £1, then complete to 1983 Shipping, plus some booklet panes and Postage Dues 1977 – 1982 complete. Jersey, Wartime Occupied issues set of 2 Arms and 6 Views, 1969 Defins. complete. Then all sets complete to 1983 £5 QEII., plus some booklet panes and 1978 – 1982 Postage Dues complete. Finally the Alderney 1983 Definitives set. A fine lot, very high cat. /retail. price $465. CJE15) British Empire/Commonwealth early to modern, mainly mint some used in padded red binder on Hagner pages. Much useful earlier here. Noted PNG 1952 to 10/- used, India KGVI Officials mint to 2R, several 1949 UPU sets, better Rhodesia, Samoa, Bermuda, Bahamas etc. 500 – 600 stamps. Lovely lot, price $295 Breaking Massive Australia KGV Specialised mint, used collection, in Safe Albums + Gibbons Album, Stockbooks etc. Contact me for full info, as far too much to detail here. Includes, mint, used, varieties, shades, imprint blocks etc. CJE18) Book2: 1d Red + Green Cat. $8950, price $3500 CJE19) Book 3: 1d Red + Green Varieties Cat. $9200, price $3650 CJE22) Book6: 2d Values, mostly Reds Cat. $10,580, price $4250 CJE25) Book9: In Green Gibbons Album + Slipcase. Mostly 1d Reds + Greens Cat. $13,180, price $5250 CJE26) Book10: Green Stockbook of 1.5d + 2d Red Varieties, Cat. $5000, price $2000 CJE27) Book11: Black Stockbook of 1.5d Red & Brown Varieties, also Halfpenny Orange Single wmk perf OS. Cat. $6600, price $2650 CMA2) Worldwide Deceased Collectors unsorted Remnants, in packets, envelopes, cigar boxes etc. We even saw some Nylon Stocking boxes, circa 1950’s! Noted mint, used, on and off paper, a few covers, really could be anything! Mostly pre-1970. We have a few lots of this, price per Kilogram $125, 2kg for $199 CMA4) Great Britain Mint Unhinged Collection 1989 -1999 in near new Red Lighthouse 48 Page Stockbook. Includes Definitives, Commemoratives, Regionals and Booklet panes. Retail approx. $1350. Also includes a fair bit of used in blocks which has not been valued. Around 1200 stamps. Price $795 CMA4a) Great Britain Mint Unhinged Collection 2008 -2014 in near new Red Light-

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 house 64 Page Stockbook. Includes Definitives, Commemoratives, Regionals and Booklet panes. Retail approx. $2950. Price $1750 CMA4b) The two collections as above together, save $150, price $2395. CMA8) East Germany extensive mint & used colln. In Dark Blue Ka-Be 64 black page stockbook almost as new. Also some duplicated mint unhinged West Germany 1960’s sets, together with some Nauru, South Africa and New Hebrides. Also a 2nd stockbook with duplicated ranges of Australia decimal and more mint unhinged West Germany plus other bits and pieces. A real mishmash, but great value. Must be around 5000 stamps here. Got to be great value at 10c a stamp, price $495 CMR1) West Germany mint unhinged collection 1980 – 2000 in 64 page Dark Green padded stockbook. Small amount of duplication here and there, but looks pretty much complete for the period with extras. 21 years of stamps for just $14 a year $295! CF1) World Wildlife Fund 1983 – 1996 Official Collection in 5 Luxury Black Padded Binders as new with the WWF Panda Logo in White on face and spine. Comprises 60 complete mint unhinged sets and 240 first day covers. Huge original cost, evidenced by sample invoice enclosed at $26 per issue, plus the albums and slipcases at $49 each. Some of the rarer sets are also included here. Total original cost around $1745, my price just 20%, $349! CF3) Paintings. Massive collection in 3 large padded Black 4 ring binders with huge stacks of around 70 - 75 Hagner pages in each and a Tan Prinz Royal 60 black Luxury Stockbook with brass corners almost as new. Original cost of these alone around $600! Then there are near to 500 complete sets plus extras & oddments mint unhinged and cto carefully organised alphabetically by country. At a conservative average $2 a set, there is easily $1000 retail here, probably a lot more. Owner moving to retirement village needs space, so letting them go for a song. Total value then must exceed $1600. Price for the lot well under half replacement value, $695 the lot! CF6) British Commonwealth fine used & cto 1930s – late 1980s in Australia Post Black Padded Binder on 46 as new Hagner pages. Noted decent ranges of Gilbert & Ellice Is., Christmas Is., Seychelles, Turks & Caicos Is., Norfolk Is., Isle of Man, Guernsey etc. Counted around 200 compete sets/minisheets plus extras including 10 or a dozen long definitive sets with value to $5. Excellent clean lot. Album & Hagner retail $100 plus, and the sets between $1.50 - $20 or more per set. Estimate the total retail here to be in excess of $600, price $249 CF16) Papua New Guinea Dealer Mint Unhinged stock 1952 – 1986 in Blue 32 pages Lighthouse stockbook. Mostly complete sets, and many odds & a few hinged not counted. 460 plus complete sets, with several long definitive sets. Quantities range from 1 to 10 or more of each. Ideal hoarder, re-seller, ebayer etc. Retail form $1 to $15 a set. Very cheap at under $1 per set, $429 the lot! CF20) Great Britain 2014 – 2017 Mint Unhinged Collection in As New $60 Lighthouse Red 64 page stockbook. This is the impossible era to buy ANYWHERE! Looks complete for the era, inc. some Regionals and Booklets. Face value is over 425 pounds = AUD$720 + on today’s exchange rate. Retail is at least double face. So a retail of $1440 plus a $60 stockbook = $1500. My price $749 the lot. (I also have the companion albums for: 1989 – 99, 2000 – 2007 and 2008 – 2014, please enquire for price) CMAP3) Cyprus. Lovely Mint Unhinged Colln. Accumulation on stockcards Queen Victoria to KGVI. Mostly Very fresh unhinged lot odd minor fault as usual with these lots. Highlights include inc. SG 75, 17 x 4, 19, 46 x 4, 22 x 4, 92 x 2, 130 x 2 and 163. Some plate No. singles, SG 60, 74, 87 plus a good number of blocks of 4, some with sheet Nos. Total SG 2017 Catalogue value, and remember prices for pre. 1937 are for hinged, which are worth at least double, is 2827.50 pounds. Nice lot for research or resale. Current AUD$4800 plus at 10/4/17. Priced at under a third $1595. CO10) Australia Post 2006 Commonwealth Games folder, containing 17 sheetlets

and 5 stamps released for the Commonwealth Games. The stamps are selling fine commercially used for around $2.50 each, which gives you a vast retail of $325, and these are mint unhinged. My price for the lot of 130 plus stamps is $195 Packets and Mixtures PM87) 50 to 150 year old Superlative World off paper mix! Just arrived. Amazing lot, with none it seems of the larger countries such as Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, USA etc. But plenty of the smaller European countries, British West Indies, South America, Indonesia, Egypt, Iran, Ireland etc. Next to nothing after 1975, and heaps from the late 19th/early 20th centuries. Never ever have we had a lot like this! Just 30 lots of 100 grams available. Huge opportunity to search for varieties, shades, postmarks, errors, perforation differences etc. Around 1500 to 2000 stamps per 100g, price $89. 2 lots for $169, 5 lots for $349. PM80) Malaya/Malaysia. 50g of off paper mixture 1940's - 1990's. One lot only of this, about 600 - 750 stamps for only $29. PM81) Papua New Guinea, 100 different mint unhinged, mostly complete sets. Price $49 PM82) Norfolk Is., 100 different mint unhinged, mostly complete sets. Price $49 PM83) Samoa, 100 different mint unhinged, mostly complete sets. Price $49 PM84) Nauru, 100 different mint unhinged, mostly complete sets. Price $49 PM85) Pitcairn Is., 100 different mint unhinged, mostly complete sets. Price $59 PM72) Australia just received off paper mixture. Very wide ranging from 1930’s to right up to date with recent $1 values, plus other high values to $10 and the odd International spotted. Must be near 20,000 to the Kilogram. Got to be worth 1.5c a stamp! Absolutely unpicked by us. 1kg for $295, 500g for $219, 250g for $115, 100g for $49 PM52) South Africa plus a few Homelands off paper mix, 1940’s – 1990’s. Good mix with wide range of issues, values to 10/-, good for searching postmarks, perfs, varieties etc. About 750 stamps (50g) for $29, 1500 (100g) for $55. PM55) World Mostly Large, on single well-trimmed paper, just in from UK Charity. Super quality lot, great variety with lots of recent. $289 per kg, 500g for $149 PM56) As above, but with bigger % of small & medium, price $149 per kg, 500g for $79 PM57) World off paper, great variety, early to modern most postally used. About 15 – 20,000 per kg. Price $295 per kg, 500g for $154 PM21) Carton lots of World on paper mixture. This is a good mix with roughly 50% large. Earlies to modern, wide range of countries mostly on well-trimmed paper. We can offer 5 sizes: a) Shoebox size lot of around 500 grams $74.50 b) Double lot as above for $139 c) Envelope carton of about 2.5 kg $349 d) Printers box of about 5kg $649 e) Shipping carton of about 10kg Price $1249 SC1) Massive lot of 4300 different Scandinavia, inc. Denmark, Iceland, Norway & Sweden. $695, smaller lot of 2000 for $195 SC2) Denmark 600 diff. $33.50. SC3) Iceland 200 diff. $39, 500 diff. $185, 800 diff. $325 SC4) Norway 600 diff. $33.50, 800 diff. $85 SC5) Sweden 600 diff. $85, 1500 diff. $229 BE1) British Empire Queen Victoria 100 different $98 BE2) British Empire KEVII & KGV 100 different $79

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 BE3) British Empire KGVI 100 different $49 BE4) British Empire Mixed reigns, pre- QEII a) 100 different $75, b) 200 different $149, c) 300 different $225, d) 500 different $495, e) 1000 different $995 Great Britain 1840 1d Blacks I have more than 60 1d Blacks, the World’s 1st postage stamp in stock ranging in price from $100 to $895. Every collector ought to have one! PB3) GB 1840 1d Black plate 5, lettered TE, 4 good margins, and a Ruby Maltese Cross which leaves profile clear. Cat. 1200 pounds. Price $665 PB6) GB 1840 1d Black plate 6, lettered AH , 4 decent margins, and a neat Ruby Red cleanly struck Maltese Cross clear of profile. Cat. 1200 pounds. Price $665 PB7) GB 1840 1d Black unplated example lettered AH, 4 margins, showing part of lower stamp, and a neat Ruby Red centrally struck Maltese Cross. Cat 1200 pounds. Price $665 PB69) Great Britain 1840 1d Black SG 2, plate 5, lettered B – E. Nice 4 margin example on entire wrapper Ireland to Sheffield Yorkshire. Cancelled by bright red Maltese Cross and with cds of Enniscorthy DE 3 1840, and Dublin Diamond arrival handstamp in vermilion of the next day. Cat. £750, for use in England, this is way scarcer. Price $1195 PB65) GREAT BRITAIN 1840 1d black QV, plate 2, block of 4, used, SG # 2. check letters QG, QH, RG, RH, used with indistinct Maltese Cross Cancels. Blocks of 4 of the penny black are very rare and catalogue at £25,000. This is a very nice item without creases, thins or other faults. The two left hand stamps are 3 margin, the right hand pair each have 4 large margins. Price $22,500 PB66) GREAT BRITAIN- 1840 1d black QV, plate 6, horizontal strip of 4 on cover SG # 2. Plate 6, horizontal strip of 4, check letters SF to SI on an entire wrapper. The 4d franking was for a 2oz letter, so presumably contained several pages of correspondence, most likely of a legal nature. Has a partial 22 FEB 1841 reverse cancel. The stamps are all 3 margin, close at bottom, and showing parts of 2 other stamps at top. Each cancelled by a neat black Maltese Cross, with a double cancel to the 4th stamp (contrary to regulations) A block of 4 stamps not on cover is catalogued at £25,000. Price $7750 LM146) GB 1840 Mint 1d Black, plate 6, with certificate. lettered C –K (SG Spec. AS 41) Mint with gum, 4 margins. Very attractive stamp, cat. £13,500. With David Brandon Certificate. Price $10,500 PB1) GB 1840 1d Black plate 1b, lettered KH, 4 generous margins, showing part of adjoining stamp at top, and a neat Red Maltese Cross. Price $595 PB4) GB 1840 1d Black plate 2, lettered KE, 4 good margins, and a neat Red Brown cleanly struck Maltese Cross. Price $595 PB5) GB 1840 1d Black plate 8, lettered BH, 4 good margins, and a lightly struck Red Maltese Cross. Price $595 PB8) GB 1840 1d Black unplated example, lettered BF, 3 good margins, just touching at bottom and a neat central Magenta Maltese Cross, cat. 3000 pounds. Price $895 PB10) GB 1840 1d Black plate 8, lettered JB , 4 margins, and a Red Maltese Cross clear of profile. Price a very reasonable $395 PB11) GB 1840 1d Black, SG 2 lettered H-A. Near 4 margin unplated example

showing part of RH adjacent stamp. Cancelled by fine complete black Maltese Cross. Cat. £375. Price $365 PB12) GB 1840 1d Black, SG 2 lettered O-F. 4 large margin unplated example, cancelled by nice strike of red maltese cross. Cat. £375. Price $525 PB15) GB 1d 1840 Black SG2, plate 8, lettered J-G. Fault free 4 margin example with neat red maltese cross cancel. Cat. £525. Price $425 PB16) GB 1840 1d Black, SG 2 lettered R-C. Nice 4 margin unplated example, cancelled by complete light strike of red maltese cross. Cat. £525. Price $495 PB18) GB 1840 1d Black SG2. Lovely 4 margin example from plate 7 with neat Black Maltese Cross cancel. Lettered R – I Cat. £400 price $495 PB19) GB 1840 1d Black SG2. Great looking 4 margin example from plate 1 with Full centrally struck Bright Red Maltese Cross cancel. Lettered K – F Cat. £375 price $595 PB20) GB 1840 1d Black SG2. Very nice looking 4 margin example from plate 2 with Full centrally struck Deepish Red Maltese Cross cancel and huge top margin. Lettered A – J Cat. £375 great looking stamp. Neatly filled pin hole above right hand letter square. Price $395 PB21) GB 1840 1d Black SG2. Very good looking 4 margin example from plate 2 with centrally struck Red Maltese Cross cancel. Lettered R – I Cat. £375 price $525 Great Britain other issues GB162) GB 1840 2d Deep Full Blue plate 2, SG 4 Block of 4. Magnificent 3 margin block just into at top. Each is cancelled by a single black Maltese Cross. Very fine and rare piece. Cat. £32,000, price $27,500 GB131) Great Britain 1848 10d brown Embossed Queen Victoria Die 1. Horizontal strip of 3, cut square with generally good margins, plus two horizontal pairs of 1841 imperf. 2d blues, 4 margin plate 3. from the top left hand row of the same sheet check letters AA-AD. Used on cover, part back is missing. Each with ‘107’ numeral cancel of Bradford, Yorkshire 1 MR 1849 to Frankfurt am Main. Has been endorsed at the top in pen (underneath the stamps) “via Ostend” and “Contains only Patterns.” (In German) Has a German Aus England per Aachen Franco boxed cancel. The 38d (= 3s/2d) franking was the rate for an item under ¾oz in weight sent to the German States via Belgium. SG Cat. # 14 + 57 (Specialised Cat. Nos. ES11 + H2(1)) Reverse bears an unframed Bradford cds in Blue of MR 1 1849 plus a red arrival cds dated MR 2 1846! Clearly the year date slug is an error. 1849 A single 10d Embossed is cat. £3200 on cover, however the 1st and 3rd 10d both appear Part Double Impression, cat. £20,000 each off cover. Attractive and rare, price $27,500 GB160) Great Britain 1848 10d Brown Embossed. 3 margin lightly used example. Very presentable example facially, but is thinned. SG 67 Cat. £1500. Budget priced stamp at well under 10% cat. $249 GB2) GB 1847, 1/- Pale Green Embossed. SG 54. Fine 3 good margin example, 4th just touched at the top. Cancelled by Barred Numeral 41 (2 strikes) Cat. 1000 pounds. Well priced at under 15% cat. $249 GB81) GB 1865 – 73, 4d Vermilion, plate 12 SG 94 Mint unhinged, lettered C – G / G - C. Cat. £575 for hinged. Superb fresh premium quality stamp, price $675 BD228) GB 1862 9d Bistre SG 86 fine used. Fresh lightly cancelled full perf example lettered KJ-JK. Centred to lower left. Cat. £575. Very well priced at $98 GB83) GB 1867 – 80, 1/- Green plate 5 fresh mint lightly hinged. SG 117, lettered G - E / E - G. Cat. £800. Well centred stamp of fine appearance, just a couple of pulled perfs at top. Price $279 GB82) GB 1872/3, 6d Pale Buff plate 12, fresh mint hinged. Some very minor toning

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 on a couple of perfs. at top. Lettered C - R / R - C. Very rare stamp to find n such fine condition. Full perf. example. SG 123 cat. £3400, price $1895 GB4) GB 1876 5/- Rose, Telegraphs. Maltese Cross wmk, lettered D H from Plate 1. Cancelled with cds of Dundee FE 3 80. Well centred and with good perfs. Cat 110 pounds. Nice looking stamp. Price $89 GB53) GB 1880 -83, 2.5d Blue plate 23. Mint very lightly hinged. SG 157, lettered L – H/H – L. Cat. £450. Very fresh with great colour and full perfs., centred left. Price £229 GB54) GB 1880 – 83, 3d Rose plate 21. Mint lightly hinged. SG 158 lettered K – B / B – K. Cat. £500. Fresh well centred with full perfs. Price $329 GB60) GB 1880 – 83 3d on 3d & 6d on 6d Overprints. SG 159 & 162, mint hinged, the 3d being extremely fine. Lettered A – N / N – A and D – L /L – D respectively. Both full perfs. With reasonable centring for these. Cat. £1325. Price $659 GB56) GB 1880 – 8, 2d Pale Rose SG 168, mint lightly hinged. Fresh full perf. example centred right. Cat. £340, price $239 GB65) GB 1883 5/- Rose SG 180, mint hinged. Lovely example, well centred with good colour and full perfs. Cat. £1100. Price $595 GB66) GB 1883 10/- Ultramarine, SG 183, mint hinged. Lovely example, well centred with good colour and full perfs. Cat. £2250. Price $1475 GB64) GB 1883 1/- Dull Green SG 196. Fresh mint lightly hinged. Lettered J - N / N – J. Good colour full perf. example centred to top left. Small amount of paper adherence at top from album page, not visible from face. Cat. £1600, price $685 GB172) Great Britain 1902 KEVII DLR printing £1 dull blue-green SG 266 cat £2000, fresh lightly hinged mint Mint, a premium example. Price $1995 GB74) GB 1902 – 11 Chalky paper set of 9 to 1/-, fresh mint lightly hinged, Cat. between SG 223 – 259. Price $315 GB71) 1905 2/6d KEVII Pale Dull Purple SG261. Magnificent lightly hinged example, with fresh white gum, full perfs. and perfect centring. Cat. £350 Price $295 GB70) 1905 2/6d KEVII Dull Purple SG262. Lightly hinged example, full perfs. and perfect centring.. £350, Price $275 GB72) 1905 5/- KEVII Deep Bright Carmine SG264. Magnificent lightly hinged example, with fresh white gum, full perfs. And perfect centring. Impossible to find better! perfect centring. Impossible to find better! Cat. £450 Price $415 GB78) GB 1915 DLR Seahorses set of 3, fresh mint lightly hinged. Lovely set to 10/-, between SG 408 – 413, the 2/6d being the Seal Brown. Way above average for these. Cat. £4,375. Price $3375 GB13a) GB 1915 5/- Pale Rose Seahorse SG410. DLR printing, fine used cds example, well centred and with full perfs. Cat. £500. Nice looking example, and hard to find in this condition. Priced at just 30% cat. Price $249 GB79) GB 1918 Bradbury Seahorses set of 3, fresh mint lightly hinged. Lovely set to 10/-, between SG 414 – 417, the 2/6d being the Chocolate shade. Confirming dot in top margin on all three stamps. Way above average for these. Cat. £960. Price $749 GB80) GB 1918 Bradbury Seahorses set of 3, fresh mint lightly hinged. Lovely set to 10/-, between SG 414 – 417, the 2/6d being the Chocolate shade. No dot in top margin of all three stamps. Way above average for these. Cat. £960. Price $749 GB89) GB 1929 PUC set of 4, mint lightly hinged, SG 434/8. Cat. £765. The One Pound is particularly nice, once hinged with full perfs, well centred and no gum crackling. Price $859 GB166) GB 1939 2/6d Brown on early 1940 Censored Airmail Cover to Sydney. Rare solo use on cover. Cancelled by London cds of 17 FE 40m and with Red Censor Tape. Roughly opened at top left but still an atttractive typewritten address cover. Very

scarce, price $149 GB136) Great Britain 1948 – 51. You will never see this again! The three KGVI One Pound issues on separate Registered covers, all to USA. 1) 1948 Pound FDC London – Michigan, 2) 1948 Silver Wedding pair FDC London – Michigan, 3) 1951 Pound COMMERCIAL ! REG’D COVER, London – Iowa, with London Oval Reg’d cancel 9 JU 51. All with nice arrival backstamps. These are a must for any cover collector of GB, price $1325 GB167) Great Britain 1951 Festival of Britain low value pair plus 2/6d - £1 on 2 Express Delivery Postcards to Cambridge. All but the 5/- are marginal examples. Very clean and fresh, cat. £925 in 2012 as plain covers. All cancelled by neat central cds’s of Cambridge 3 MY 51. RARE! Well priced at a third of outdated cat. Price. $549 GB93) GB 1955 St. Edwards Crown Wmk. Wildings set of 18, mint unhinged, SG 515/31. Nice fresh mint unhinged set cat. £160, price $139 GB125) GB 1959 2nd De la Rue Castles High Values fresh mint very lightly hinged. Well centred set with full perfs. SG 595/8 Cat. £195 for unhinged. Cheap at $75 GB170) Jersey 1969 Postage Due set SG D1-D6 MUH. Price $29 Great Britain Officials GB134) Great Britain OHMS piece bearing QV 1.5d and KEVII 1d, 2d and 1/- all overprinted “Govt. Parcels” cancelled by indistinct cds cancels. Cat. £410 as used stamps Super scarce dual reign piece! Price $185 Australian States New South Wales DB102) NSW 1850 1d Sydney Views Reddish – Rose, no clouds, SG3. Decent looking 2 margin example, cancelled by barred numeral 63. Cat. £475 well priced at $249 DB99) NSW 1852 6d Van – dyke Brown SG73 with Plate Scratch. Nice 3 margin example with prominent plate scratch diagonally across Queen’s face. Cancelled by indistinct barred numeral. Very attractive specialist item. Cat. £250 as normal. Price $279 NSW19) NSW 1854 6d Greenish Grey Diadem, imperf. SG 90. Example with huge margins and showing part of adjoining stamp at right. Appears on thinner than usual paper. Used by lightly struck bars cancel. Cat. £35, price $59 LM87) NSW 1855 small entire Sydney – Maitland NSW, bearing 2d Dark Blue Laureate, SG 54. Tied by barred cancel of Sydney the stamp has a huge margin at top coming from the top of the sheet. Left and lower margins are full, but torn away at top right. Reverse bears Sydney Circular Handstamp of JA 17 1855 and Maitland unframed Oval Handstamp of the following day. Scarce survivor. Price $110 NSW5) New South Wales 1859 small cover Sydney – Auckland. Bears 4 margin 6d Grey Brown Diadem, error of watermark (8 instead of 6) SG 96a (cat. £110 off cover) Stamp has been removed and re-affixed with a hinge to easily display the wmk. Variety. Exceedingly scarce on cover. Cancelled by Sydney cds of OC 13 59, and with Auckland arrival cds on face of OC 28 1859. Neat clean cover, minor tear centre top has been neatly repaired internally with a hinge. Price $525 NSW23) NSW 1880 1d Salmon perf. 10, SG 208a. Mint Original Gum with massive diagonal plate scratch and two white voids either side of the Queen’s Crown. Striking error. Cat. £250 as normal. Price $395 DB105) NSW 1890 2.5d Ultramarine Monogram block of 8 mint/mint unhinged. Rare block, with CP, GPO NSW & 1890 Monograms. Fresh mint, with only 2 stamps lightly hinged at top. Some minor staining in selvedge, and perf separation to top left hand stamp hardly detract from fine appearance. SG 265, individually stamps cat. £128 as hinged unhinged would be at least double. Price $549

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 NSW24) NSW 1891 12½d on 1/- red, Listed by SG as perf 12 x 11½, but mostly 11½ with error in perf 12 at top right corner in 2 directions. SG 268d. Used by indistinct cancel. Price $149 NSW10) NSW 1904 3d Postal Stationery Registered letter uprated by marginal vertical pair of 2d Cobalt Blue SG 315, to Hobart. Cancelled by clear strikes of Booligal NSW cds’s of AU 3 1904. Reverse bears transit 245 duplex of Hay NSW AU 5 1904 and Melbourne Registered cds 8.8.04 plus Hobart arrival cds of A 11 1904. Rare cancellations. Price $149 South Australia LM92) South Australia 1862 small cover to UK, bearing 6d Slate Blue Rouletted, SG 17. Cancelled by Adelaide GPO cds of AP26 1862 and with arrival “thimble” cds of Wantage JU 16 62. Cat. Minimum £60 x 3 on cover. Bice clean cover, stamp is a little aged. Price $149 LM92) South Australia 1862 small cover to UK, bearing 6d Slate Blue Rouletted, SG 17. Cancelled by Adelaide GPO cds of AP26 1862 and with arrival “thimble” cds of Wantage JU 16 62. Cat. Minimum £60 x 3 on cover. Nice clean cover, stamp is a little aged. Price $149 Tasmania LM155) Tasmania 1853 4d Courier, SG 5, Bright Red Orange. Superb 4 margin example with full lightly applied Barred Numeral 59 of Launceston. Cat. £1000. Stunning example which cannot be bettered. Price $1195 T66) Tasmania 1857-1900 fiscal cancel range: Chalons imperf to 6d, perf to 6d (3), QV Sideface 5/- (2), QV Tablet 10/- , Platypus 1d, 6d & 1002F- etc, attractive group, retail would be $900+ for postally used, great value at less than 15% of that. Price $129 T60) Tasmania 1863-80 St George 3d green P11½, straight edge at left, light fiscal cancel. Price $39 T56) Tasmania 1863-80 St George 5/- sage-green P11½, light fiscal cds cancel, attractive stamp, VFU. Price $49 T64) Tasmania 1899-1912 Pictorials ½d, 3d, 4d & 5d all punctured 'T' scarce group, Nice - FU. Price $39 T65) Tasmania 1899-1912 Pictorials simplified set of 8, ½d to 6d all with cds cancels FU. advertised retail $115+, Price $69 T68) Tasmania 1899-1912 Pictorials range of printings etc includes ½d, 2d & 6d (3 ea), 1d, 3d, 4d & 5d (2 ea) etc, some toning & minor faults, advertised retail for fine $400, Mint. Price $149 T67) Tasmania 1899-1912 Pictorials range of printings etc including 2½d & 4d (2ea), 3d (4), 5d (4) & 6d (5), mainly with cds cancels, attractive group, advertised retail $375, Used. Price $179 Victoria V23) Victoria 1854 1d Rose Half Length SG 23a. Superb 4 margin example of this scarce Melbourne printing, cancelled by light duplex. Expertised twice on reverse. Cat. £750, price $995 V96) Victoria 1854-55 Woodblocks imperf 2/- dull bluish green SG 35, three large margins, just touching at base, used on small piece. Advertised retail $375. Price $249 V97) Victoria 1855 6d Too Late stamp, SG 33. Magnificent Huge 4 margin example, neatly cancelled by Barred Numeral 1 of Melbourne. Nicest I have seen in 55 years. Cat. £250. Price $425 V93) Victoria 1858 Emblems rouletted 5½ - 6½ laid paper 4d dull rose red SG71b horiz pair FU Price $49

V98) Victoria 1859 Woodblocks P12 2/- dull bluish green SG 82 used. Price $69 V88) Victoria 1860-63 Emblems wmk 'One Penny' P12 1d pale yellow-green vertical strip of 3, stated to be one of the largest known used multiples of this issue with the largest believed to be a block of 4, scarce. Price $149 DB56) Victoria 1864 2d Violet SG 109 Imperforate! Not listed in SG, definitely big enough margins to be imperf. Nicely used with barred Numeral cancel. Imperf between vertical pair of the 1/- from this issue is Cat. at £6500. Price $495 V63) Victoria 1879 2/6d Orange Yellow Stamp Duty, block of 4 SG 232. Each cancelled by Oval Violet “Registrar Generals Office Melbourne” of 8 JLY 1879 These only became valid for postal purposes on Jan 1 1884, and were discontinued very shortly afterwards, for this reason postally used examples are virtually non-existent. No pinholes or other faults. Cat. £1300 as 4 singles, price $569 V31) Victoria 1895 Halfpenny Yellow/Orange wrapper used to London. Cancelled by Duplex 327 Tarnagulla JE 28 95. Fine and scarce, price $69 LM13) Victoria 1854 6d Dull Orange Imperf Woodblock on cover, SG 32a. Neat small cover Melbourne to Dublin via ship Colombia. Nice 4 margin stamp affixed inverted, possibly to warn of bad news. Cancelled by barred numeral 1, and with arrival stamp MR 16 1858. Price $395 BD515) Victoria 1857 small cover bearing 6d Dull Orange Woodblock 4 margin example, tied by barred Numeral 4 of SANDHURST (renamed BENDIGO) and Red cds “Paid 5 SP 1857” to Essex, UK. Fine and attractive, flap torn on opening. Price $195 V67) Victoria 1895 ½d Yellow-Orange newspaper wrapper simply addressed to “Punch Melbourne” Cancelled by clean strike of Nagambie second 712 Duplex of AP 5 95. Clean and attractive, small tear at left does not detract. Price $59 V84) Victoria 1896 ½d Emerald SG 331 fresh mint lightly hinged with full double row of perfs at top. Well centred with full perfs. Spectacular! Price $169 V86) Victoria 1896-99 'Stamp Duty' 2/6d yellow SG 344a Melbourne cds FU. Price $39 V41) Victoria 1897 Diamond Jubilee 2/6d Red Brown Hospital Charity stamp, cto Melbourne OC 25 97, 3 days after issue. Clean stamp with gum full perfs. And expertisation mark on reverse. Price $195 V42) Victoria 1897 Diamond Jubilee 2/6d Red Brown Hospital Charity stamp, cto Melbourne AU 24 06, late usage. Clean well centred stamp without gum and full perfs. Price $210 V90) Victoria 1901-13 QV 'Postage' 1/- orange or yellow x 10 unchecked for perfs etc, great range of shades, advertised retail $200+. Price $99 V89) Victoria 1901-13 'Postage' 5/- x 5, lovely range of shades, all with cds cancels, one with blue crayon mark, attractive group FU. Price $99 V85) Victoria 1905 1d Rose red SG 417, Double Perfs. Used by Melbourne machine cancel is well centred with full perfs. Complete row of double perfs. at top and also double perfs. along right side. Spectacular! Price $169 DB58) Victoria 1909 5/- Moss Green Stamp Duty re-issue, fresh mint unhinged, perf. 11. Listed only as used in Barefoot No. 103. Scarce thus, price $75 V18) Victoria Revenues 1934 1/8d Yellow & Black Tax Instalment Rouletted stamp with gum in unhinged horizontal pair. Wmk V over Crown. Cancelled by Fountain Pen manuscript 26-1-40 and 2-2-40 respectively . Fine and scarce, price $95 Western Australia WA26) Western Australia 1885 – 93, Halfpenny Green/Yellow Green SG98/98a. 34 examples on 2 album pages, inc. 2 Fresh Mint Blocks of 9. 1 from left hand side of sheet with Guide Cross in margin. The other is a lower left corner plate 1 block. 6

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 units on each are unhinged. Then used block of 4, 3 pairs and 6 singles. Mostly very fine. Price $629 WA27) Western Australia 1885 – 93, 1d Carmine, SG 95. 32 examples on 2 album pages, inc. 3 Fresh Mint Blocks of 4. 2 only are hinged on each block, plus a mint pair, 2 used blocks of 4, 3 used pairs and 4 used singles. Very fine group. Price $499 WA28) Western Australia 1885 – 93, 2d Bluish Grey/ Grey, SG 96/96a. 32 examples on 2 album pages, inc. 4 Fresh Mint Blocks of 4. 2 only are hinged on each block, plus 3 used pairs and 10 used singles. Very fine group. Price $375 WA29) Western Australia 1885 – 93, 2.5d Deep Blue/Blue, SG 97/97a. 26 examples on 2 album pages, inc. a block of 4 Fresh Mint, 2 only are hinged, plus 3 mint pairs and a single and 4 used pairs and 7 singles. Very fine group. Price $365 WA31) Western Australia 1885 – 93, 5d Bistre, SG 99. 31 examples on 2 album pages, inc. a Plate 1 right hand block of 4 Fresh Mint, 2 only are hinged, plus 2 other mint blocks, again each with 2 only hinged, a mint pair and 2 mint singles, a used pair and 14 singles. Very fine group. Price $559 WA32) Western Australia 1885 – 93, 6d Bright Violet, SG 100. 34 examples on 2 album pages, inc. a block of 6 and 2 blocks of 4 Fresh Mint, 2 only are hinged on each, plus a mint pair and 4 mint singles and 14 used singles. Very fine group. Price $569 WA57) 1910 usage of 1d Blue Postal Stationary Postcard, Mount Magnet to Perth. Cancelled by cds of Perth 14 NO 10. H & G 17, cat. $400. Very fine with 2 staple holes and bend to upper left corner. Price $195 WA34) Western Australia 1911 real photographic postcard “Greetings from Fremantle” to St. Louis, USA. Bears Halfpenny Green and 1d Rose Pink SG 138/9. Cat £12.25 and from x 12 on cover. Neat & clean, price $175 WA45) Western Australia 1922 3d Black & Purple Long Swan Stamp Duty. Mint vertical pair, the upper lightly hinged, the lower being fresh unhinged. Light gum bends do not detract. Scarce multiple. Barefoot No. 64. Cat. only as used. Cat. by Elsmore at $45 each for hinged. Price $75 Australia Kangaroos All of my Kangaroo stamps are accurately described and fairly priced according to condition, you may order with confidence that there are no hidden faults. K652) Bulk used Kangaroos ex. Retired dealer. Unchecked by us for shades, varieties etc. Priced per 100. Assume all to be the cheapest watermark. Obviously damaged & very heavily cancelled stamps removed. a) 1d Red 100 for $89 (10 for $10) b) 6d Brown ovpt. OS 100 for $1000 (10 for $110) c) 1/- Green 100 for $375 (10 for $39) d) 2/- Maroon 100 for $125 (10 for $15) K343) Australia 1913 Penny Red Kangaroo used x 36 on annotated album pages. Noted "Rostage" x 2, Coil / Booklet Stamps x 2, + varieties not listed for this value, inc. "Missing Inner Frame Top Left" and "Shading Line Over One Penny Missing". Condition generally good to fine used. Minimum Cat. $847. Price: $539 K280) Australia 1913 1d Red Kangaroo die IIA, from bottom of the sheet perf. small OS, Grossly Misplaced Perfs. Centred very high to upper right corner and showing Jubilee Line at base. Spectacular! Misperfs of this magnitude are quite rare. Price $89 K86) Australia 1913 1st wmk. 2d Grey Kangaroo. Nice mint unhinged example with good perfs, centred right, cat. $300, price $120 K561) Australia 1913 Kangaroo 2d grey 1st wmk ACSC 5A lower marginal block of 6,

light marginal bend not affecting the stamps, superb fresh MUH. Price $1650 K148) Australia 1913 1st wmk. 2.5d Indigo Kangaroo. Superb lower marginal cto example with gum, perfectly centred and full perfs. Melbourne cds of DE 3 13. They honestly do not come better than this! Price $125 DB826) Australia 1913 3d Olive Kangaroo, Die I. Nice mint lightly hinged example with good perfs. Has light gum bend not visible from front. Cat. $250, price $119 K240) Australia 1913 3d Olive Kangaroo, Die I. Nice mint lightly hinged example well centred with good perfs. ACSC 12A Cat. $250, price $129 K88) Australia 1913 4d Analine Orange Kangaroo. ACSC 15B Mint lightly hinged. Lovely fresh example, centring to top right. Rare shade. Cat $2000. Rarely offered. Price $595 K89) Australia 1913 5d Chestnut Kangaroo mint unhinged. Well centred and fresh with a few shortish perfs at base. Cat. $650, very well priced at just $189 LM12) Australia 1913 5d Chestnut Kangaroo, “Kissprint”. Nice well centred example with full perfs, fresh mint very lightly hinged. Coastline appears doubled almost all around. Cat $250 as normal. Price $495 K555) Australia Kangaroos 1913 5d chestnut 1st wmk ACSC 16Awb, cat $100, no gum CTO, one pulled perf at right. Price $39 K239) Australia 1913 1st wmk. 6d Ultramarine Kangaroo, ACSC 17A. Fresh mint lightly hinged example with good centring and perfs. One slightly nibbed perf at top. Cat. $325, cheap price $125 ML538) Australia 1913 6d ultramarine CTO with indistinct corner cds, the letter 'S' is just visible, indicating it may be a Brisbane CTO, attractive stamp! $99 K554) Australia 1913 9d Deep Violet 1st wmk. Kangaroo, mint lightly hinged. Nice fresh example with good perfs. and nicely centred. ACSC 24C, cat. $500, price $398 K579) Australia 1913 9d Violet 1st wmk. Kangaroo ACSC 24A,Cat $200, fresh mint lightly hinged nicely centred example Price $149 K550) Australia 1913 9d Deep Violet 1st wmk Kangaroo cto with gum. Decently centred and with good perfs for these. Cancelled by Melbourne DE 3 13 cds. ACSC 24Cwb. Cat. $120 for cheapest shade. Price $69 K285) Australia 1913 9d Deep Violet 1st wmk Kangaroo, perf. Large OS. Fine used well centred stamp with partial cds’s of Perth. Difficult shade to find. ACSC 24Cba. Cat. $150 as the cheapest shade, price $119 DB777) Australia 1913 2/- Brown Kangaroo 1st wmk SG 12. Nice used example with corner cds. Good perfs centred a little to lower left. ACSC 35A Cat $250. Keenly priced at $119 K122) Australia 1913 2/- Brown Kangaroo 1st wmk SG 12. Nice good used example with 2 partial cds cancels. Few ragged perfs to top, centred a little to left. ACSC 35A Cat $250. Keenly priced at $74 K241) Australia 1913 2/- Dark Brown Kangaroo 1st wmk SG 12. Nice used example from right of sheet with central 1913 Parcel Post cds. Good perfs. & well centred. ACSC 35B Cat $300. Keenly priced at $129 K581) Australia 1913 2/- Dark Brown Kangaroo 1st wmk ACSC 35Bwb CTO, one short perf at top, centred a little to the left. Price $99 K504) Australia 1913 5/- grey/chrome Kangaroo, 1st watermark, cancelled to order with gum, full perfs. no thins, tears or bends. BW(ACSC) Cat. # 42Awb. Cat. $300, off centre to right, price $169 K483) Australia 1913 10/- Grey & Pink 1st wmk Kangaroo, Ovpt. Specimen Mint Unhinged. Post Office Fresh! Nicely centred for this issue with full perfs. ACSC 47x, Cat. $3500. Price $1950 ML534) Australia 1915 2d grey Kangaroo 2nd wmk centred high Mint, light HR,

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 advertised retail $175 for well centred, price $89 K198) Australia 1915 9d Violet 2nd wmk. Kangaroo perf OS, ACSC 25ba. Extra fine used example with Melbourne Public Offices cds of JE 1 16. Well centred, with good perfs. Cat. $350, price $249 K372) Australia 1/- Bright Blue Green Kangaroo, 2nd wmk, Socked on Nose. Nice scarcer shade, socked on nose by Spencer St. Melbourne cds of 19AU15. Well centred with good perfs. Cat. $150, price $110 K204) Australia 1915 1/- Green Kangaroo 2nd wmk. Perf. OS. Good/fine used with 2 partial cds’s of Perth. Well centred, some short perfs at base. Has skipped perf at lower left. ACSC 31Aba, cat. $475, well priced at $89. K606) Australia 1915 2/- Light Brown 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC 36A.Cat $1500 Well centred Mint example with some ink suffusion through the paper resulting in the gum side of the stamp having an almost aniline appearance, Price $849 K585) Australia 1915 2/- Light Brown 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC 36A.Cat $1500 Well centred full perf. MLH example with tiny hinge thin & very slight gum ageing. Price $725 K604) Australia 1915 2/- Light Brown 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC 36A, Very fine used example, well centred with indistinct light cds, a lovely stamp. Price $249 K587) Australia 1913 2/- Dark brown 1st wmk. Kangaroo, Punctured small ‘OS’ ACSC 35Bbb, Cat $400, an unusually well centred example with an indistinct cds cancel. Price $249 K137) Australia 1915 2/- Light Brown 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC 36ba. Nice good used example with lightish parcel cancel. Well centred, with one short perf at left, otherwise good. Cat. $400, priced to sell at $98 K205) Australia 1915 2/- Light Brown 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, perf. OS. ACSC 36Aba. Nice fine used example with light central cds cancel. Well centred with good perfs. Cat. $400, priced very well at $195 K244) Australia 1915 2/- Light Brown 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC 36A. Well centred full perf. used example cancelled by partial Brisbane Qld. cds. Cat. $350, cheap price, $125 K140) Australia 1915 5/- Deep Grey & Chrome 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC43B. Nice used example with light partial circular cancels. Centred high with some fluffy perfs., usual for this issue Cat. $675 this one cheap at a third cat. $225 K481) Australia 1915 5/- Deep Grey & Yellow 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC43Ab. Nice used example with partial Melbourne circular cancels. Centred, left with better than average perfs. for this issue Cat. $875 minimum for this better shade. local retail for the cheaper shade $300 this one $245 K644) Australia 1915 5/- Deep Grey & Yellow 2nd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC43A. Nice used example with partial Sydney cds. Centred a little high with weak lower right corner perforation, attractive stamp, Price $175 K420) Australia 1915 2d Grey Kangaroo 3rd wmk. Fine used with OS NSW perfin. DOUBLED! FIRST I HAVE EVER SEEN. Price $525 (if this were just OS it would be worth $2000 plus) ML531) Australia 1915 2d grey Kangaroo, 3rd wmk. Die I punctured 'OS' two faintly toned perfs Mint unhinged. Centred to top right with good perfs. ACSC 7Aba, cat. $225 price $69 K92) Australia 1918 2d Grey 3rd wmk. Kangaroo Die IIA, mint unhinged, small amount of gum disturbance at top otherwise fresh. Nice centring with good perfs. Cat. $225, price $65 K487) Australia 1918 2d Grey 3rd wmk. Kangaroo plate 3, Cooke Printing Die IIA, CA Monogram single, perf OS. Nicely centred and with good perfs. Very lightly hinged mint, with some light gum toning not visible from the front. Cat. $1250 as normal monogram, at least double for OS. Extremely rare! Price $2250 K93) Australia 1915 3d Yellow Olive Kangaroo Die II, mint unhinged, full perf example, centred left, minor overall gum toning. Cat. $1000, missing from most dealers’ lists. Cheap price $225.

K373) Australia 1915 3d Deep Olive, Die II 3rd wmk. Kangaroo. Lovely “socked on nose” example with Registered cds of 27JY21 (Ballimore NSW?) Well centred and with good perfs. Cat. $250, price $175 K141) Australia 1915 6d Milky Greyish Blue Kangaroo, 3rd wmk. ACSC 19G Harrison Printing. Fine used with Condobolin NSW cds of SP 21 19. Well centred and with good perfs, this stamp shows the undocumented variety “Broken/Missing ears” very striking! The bite out of leg of this issue catalogues $2250, and sells for around $1500. Price $995 DB796) Australia 1918 6d Pale Greyish Violet Dull Blue Kangaroo Subs. Cliché. 3rd wmk SG 38ba (shade) , ACSC 19Gja, Nicely centred and with good perfs and 2 x partial Sydney cds cancels. cat $3750. Hard stamp to find, price $1950 K94) Australia 1923 6d Chestnut Kangaroo 3rd wmk, ACSC 21A. Nice mint unhinged example well centred and with good perfs. Has skipped perfs. at top creating a larger than usual stamp. Cat. $250, priced at just a half catalogue. $125 K610) Australia 1923 6d Chestnut Kangaroo 3rd wmk, ACSC 21A(4)zc Mullett imprint pair Cat $200, quite well centred, l/h unit has small faint soiling spot (not toning) at top Mint. Price $99 K628) Australia 1923 6d chestnut Kangaroo, 3rd watermark, ACSC 21A gutter corner part Mullett imprint block of 4, centred slightly to lower right, very faint overall gum ‘suntanning’ MUH. Price $125 K634) Australia 1923 6d chestnut Kangaroo, 3rd watermark, gutter corner marginal block of 4 with the variety 'broken leg on Kangaroo'. ACSC 21A(3)d, usual ‘fluffy’ perfs and average centreing, still a fresh and attractive MUH positional block. Price $225 K639) Australia 1916 9d Pale violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk. Die II ACSC 26B, Cat $375, centred to right, fresh MUH. Price $199 K613) Australia 1916 9d Pale violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk. Die II ACSC 26B, Cat $375, centred to right and with tiny natural paper inclusion in the gum, fresh MUH. Price $179 K263) Australia 1916 9d deep Violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk. Die II. Fine used example of this scarce shade lightly cancelled by cds at left. Well centred with good perfs. ACSC 26C Cat. $200, price $149 K572) Australia 1916 9d Violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk. Die II punctured OS. ACSC 26Aba, Cat $475, nicely centred for this issue, fresh MUH. Price $349 K292) Australia 1916 9d Violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk. Die II perf OS. Very fine used example cancelled by small part cds at left. Well centred with good perfs. ACSC 26Aba Cat. $75, price $49 K200) Australia 1916 9d Violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Inverted Die II. Cooke Printing. Nicely centred full perf example, cancelled by partial Bowen, Qld. Cds. ACSC 26Aa, Cat. $325, price $239 K201) Australia 1918 9d Violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Inverted Die IIb. Harrison Printing. Nicely centred mostly good perf example, cancelled Armadale NSW cds. ACSC 27Aa, Cat. $275, price $195 K54) Australia 1918 9d Violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb. Nice mint lightly hinged example with perfect perfs, centred a tad high. Has light overall gum toning and one toned perf. at left, not visible from front. Cat. $125, cheap at $37.50 K592) Australia 1918 9d Violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb, punctured ‘OS’ ACSC 27Aba, Cat $350. Mint lightly hinged example centred slightly to the lower left, faint gum bend at lower right. Price $125 K132) Australia 1918 9d Deep Violet Kangaroo, ACSC 26Ca 3rd wmk Die II, Inverted. Nice fine used example, well centred, with a few ragged perfs. Cancelled by circular Brisbane Registered handstamp. Cat. Indication for this scarce shade $2000, price $995.

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 K622) Australia 1918 9d Violet Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb. Mullett imprint pair ACSC 27(4)ze,Cat $500 centred to upper left, fresh MLH. Price $295 K261) Australia 1918 1/- Blue Green Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb, mint lightly hinged. Nicely centred with good perfs, ACSC 33A cat. $150, priced well at $64 K593) Australia 1918 1/- Blue Green Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb, punctured ‘OS’ ACSC 33Aba, centred slightly high, few nibbled perfs at top MVLH. Price $69 K371) Australia 1916 1/- Grey Green Kangaroo 3rd wmk fine cds used. Centred low, with light cds cancel to upper right and with good perfs. Nice example of this scarcer shade, listed as ACSC 32G. Cat. $125. Priced at 30% $37.50 K605) Australia 1918 1/- Blue Green Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb, variety ‘Watermark sideways’ ACSC 33Aaa Cat $200, centred to lower left, MLH, Price $75 K635) Australia 1918 1/- Blue Green Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb Harrison two line imprint block of 4 ACSC 33(4)z, Cat $2250, upper right unit slightly damaged at right, some hinge remains on upper pair, lower pair are MUH. Price $1250 K611) Australia 1918 1/- Blue Green Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb, Mullett imprint pair ACSC 33(3)zc, Cat $450, centred to lower right, some hinge remains, fresh Mint. Price $249 K277) Australia 1918 1/- Blue Green Kangaroo, 3rd wmk Die IIb. Melbourne mint lightly hinged example Sideways Wmk. Centred left with full perfs., ACSC 33Aaa Cat. $200, Priced well at $99 K486) Australia 1916 2/- Pale Brown 3rd wmk. Kangaroo, ACSC 37B. Fresh mint unhinged top left corner block of 4. Lovely well centred block with good perfs. Has been hinged in the selvedge only. Blocks are exceedingly rare, there was no block of 4 in the Arthur Gray collection. Cat. $12,000 as singles, price $8575 K582)Australia 1916 2/- Brown 3rd wmk ACSC 37A Cat $2500 a fresh MUH example with lovely centreing, slightly nibbled top right corner perf and gum very slightly aged. Price $1195 K367) Australia 1916 2/- Greyish Brown Kangaroo, 3rd wmk. Perf OS. Scarce shade, listed as ACSC 37Hba. Indicative cat. $700. The normal OS used being $125, 3.5 times the used regular stamp, and the shade cat. at $200. This stamp is well centred with mostly good perfs, a couple at base are nibbed. Cancelled by 2 x Melbourne slightly heavier cds cancels. A nice stamp for the shades collector. Well Priced at 30%, $210 K528) Australia 1924 2/- Maroon Kangaroo 3rd wmk.perf OS. Faintly toned top right corner perf, centred low Mint lightly Hinged, ACSC 38Aba advertised retail $325 for fine, cat. $550, price $99 ML528) Australia 1924 2/- Maroon Kangaroo 3rd wmk. Nicely centred full perf. mint hinged example, cat. $300. Well priced at under as half. $149 K597) Australia 1924 2/- Maroon Kangaroo 3rd wmk.perf OS. ACSC 38Aab, Cat $550, slightly rounded top right corner perf & central horizontal crease, Mint. Price $99 ML528) Australia 1924 2/- Maroon Kangaroo 3rd wmk. Nicely centred full perf. mint hinged example, cat. $300. Well priced at under as half. $149 K470) Australia 1918 5/- Grey & Pale Yellow 3rd wmk. Kangaroo, perf. OS, mint lightly hinged. Well centred with goods perfs. ACSC44Db, cat. $1250, marked POR in most dealer lists. price $995 K558) Australia Kangaroos 1918 5/- grey & pale yellow 3rd wmk ACSC 44Dwa, cat $200, centred to right, no gum CTO K456) Australia 1918 5/- Grey & Pale Yellow 3rd wmk. Kangaroo, perf. OS, cto with gum. Well centred with goods perfs. ACSC44Db, cat. $200, price $149 DB325) Australia 1918 10/- Grey & Deep Analine Pink “Kissprint”. Harrison printing mint with light hinge, nice fresh gum. Has prominent “Kissprint” of frame clearly visible on map, at top, to right of Kangaroo and clear doubling of shading to left

of Kangaroo’s head. Centred to the lower right, and with some short perfs at base. This is believed unique, and is only recorded in ACSC as Perf. OS used. (ACSC 48Bc) at $3000. I did sell a mint OS example through auction as couple of years ago in Melbourne for $3750 plus buyers’ premium. This example has been submitted to the ACSC for future listing. Price $3950 K506) Australia 1918 10/- Grey & Analine Pink 3rd wmk. Kangaroo, perf. OS. Fresh with gum, very lightly hinged, nicely centred with full perfs. Cat. $200, price $129 K522) Australia 1918 10/- Grey & Deep Analine Pink, 3rd wmk. Kangaroo. Ovpt. Specimen Type B, mint lightly hinged. Nicely centred with full perfs. ACSC 48Bx, cat. $600, price $449 LM66) AUSTRALIA 1919 Kangaroo £1 Light Brown (Bistre) & pale blue. 3rd pale blue. Fine used well centred and full perf. example with full “socked on nose” Adelaide 12 JA 23 cds. SG 44b cat £1800. ACSC 52D cat $2500. Price $2475 K524) Australia 1919 £2 Black and Rose 3rd wmk. Kangaroo. Ovpt. Specimen Type C mint lightly hinged. Centred left with good perfs, cat. $500, price $249 K345) Australia 1923 6d chestnut Kangaroo, 3rd watermark, top marginal block of 4 with the variety 'broken leg on Kangaroo' [position = 3L6], used – there is perf. separation in the middle of the block, no thins, tears or bends. BW(ACSC) Cat. # 21A(3)d. SG Cat. # 73a. Cancelled by cds of Newcombe (current spelling Newcomb) Vic. 17 JY 25 Cat. $200 as a single used stamp. Very rare commercial usage. Price $375 LM152) Australia 1924 3rd wmk £1 Grey Kangaroo SG 75S, ovpt. Specimen Type C2. Early state of shaved P. Fresh mint unhinged well centred and with full gum. BW 53xf not catalogued as unhinged, but using the same formula as the normal type C should be $2275. Price $1495 LM15) Australia 1929 Sml. Multi. Wmk., 6d Chestnut “Kissprint “of left frame MUH. Super Post Office Fresh left marginal example, well centred and full perfs. Unrecorded variety. Price $249 K636) Australia 1929 Sml. Multi. Wmk., 6d Chestnut punctured ‘OS’ lower left corner block of 4, unusually well centred for this issue, upper pair with very faint gum suntanning otherwise fresh MUH, Cat $500, Price $199 K573) Australia 1929 Sml. Multi. Wmk., 9d violet ACSC 28A fresh MUH Cat $375, centred to lower left, one short perf at base. Price $149 K629) Australia 1929 Sml. Multi. Wmk., 9d violet plate 4 Ash imprint second state block of 4 with die II substitution at position 4R49 ACSC 28(4)z, Cat $1500 for hinged, left hand pair centred to left, right hand pair well centred, some gum ‘suntanning’ bands, a scarce imprint, MUH. Price $1475 K601) Australia 1929 Sml. Multi. Wmk., 9d violet punctured ‘OS’ ACSC 28Ab, Cat $325, unusually well centred for this issue, fresh MVLH. Price $175 K619) Australia 1929 1/- Blue Green small multi. wmk. Kangaroo Ash imprint pair ACSC 34(3)za, Cat $350, couple of nibbled perfs, r/h unit has a tiny ink mark on the gum Mint. Price $179 K620) Australia 1929 1/- Blue Green small multi. wmk. Kangaroo Ash imprint pair ACSC 34(4)za, Cat $350, quite reasonable centreing, MLH. Price $249 K600) Australia 1929 1/- Blue Green small multi. wmk. Kangaroo punctured ‘OS’ ACSC 23Aba, centred slightly to the left, one nibbled perf at top MVLH Price $49 K276) Australia 1929 1/- Blue Green small multi. wmk. Kangaroo, cto with gum. Lovely well centred stamp with full perfs. ACSC34Aw, cat. $75, price $52.50 K272) Another as above, same price $52.50 K278) Another as above, but centred right. Price $47.50 K602) Australia 1929 2/- maroon Kangaroo punctured ‘OS’ ACSC 39Ab Cat $450, cen-

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 tred a little to the left, few nibbled perfs and some light gum ageing, Mint Price $149 K556) Australia Kangaroos 1929 5/- grey & yellow orange ACSC 45aw, cat $250, no gum CTO, well centred. Price $199 K509) Australia 1929 5/- Grey & Yellow Orange small multi wmk. Kangaroo. Cto with gum, Centred to upper left. A few short perfs along top. Cat. $250, price $119 DB499) Australia 1929 Small Multiple Wmk. 5/- Greyish- Black & Yellow Orange Kangaroo. Perf OS ACSC 45Bba. Lovely commercially used example. Good strong colour with good perfs. and well centred. Cancelled by partial Perth cds. Postally used examples are much scarcer than cto. Cat. $250, price $185 K508) Australia 1929 Grey & Yellow Orange small multi wmk. Kangaroo. Perf. OS. cto with gum, reasonably centred and full perfs. Cat. $250, price $139 K463) Australia 1929 Grey & Yellow Orange small multi wmk. Kangaroo. Perf. OS. cto with gum, nicely centred and good perfs. One lightly toned perf at top. Cat. $250, price $119 K510) Australia 1929 Grey & Yellow Orange small multi wmk. Kangaroo. Perf. OS. cto with unhinged gum, ex. Specimen Pack. Centred high with full perfs. Cat. $250, price $129 K512) Australia 1929 Grey & Yellow Orange small multi wmk. Kangaroo. Perf. OS. cto gum, centred high with full perfs. Cat. $250, price $119 K485) Australia 1929 Small Multiple Wmk. 10/- Grey & Pink Kangaroo. Fresh Mint Top marginal Block of 4! Lower pair are superb unhinged, others lightly hinged. A well centred block with full perfs. Cat. $12,000 as singles, blocks are exceedingly rare. Cat. $8200 as singles, price $7550 K2) Australia 1929 Small Multiple Wmk. 10/- Grey & Pink Kangaroo, fine used dated Melbourne cds 4NO31, and with variety “Very short Spencer’s Gulf” ACSC49 (D) f, cat $1100, price $695 K37) Australia 1929 Small Multiple Wmk. 10/- Grey & Pink Kangaroo, mint unhinged. Centred lower left and has a couple of nibbed perfs. Facially quite attractive, but gum is toned. Cat $3000, price just $695 K632) Australia 1932 9d Violet Kangaroo C of A wmk. Ash imprint block of 4 from plate 3 ACSC 29(3)z, Cat $650, light overall gum ‘suntanning’ , lower units MUH. Price $299 K270) Australia 1932 9d Violet Kangaroo C of A wmk. Cto with unhinged gum, ex. PMG Specimens pack. Well centred and full perfs, ACSC 29Aw cat. $25, price $19 K621) Australia 1935 2/- Kangaroo C of A wmk ACSC 40A, vertical marginal pair punctured ‘VG’ MUH, very faint toning in margin only. Price $49 K638) Australia 1945 2/- Maroon Kangaroo C of A wmk Redrawn die ACSC 41A, lower marginal block of 6, centred slightly high, fresh MUH. Price $49 K464) Australia 1932 5/- Grey & Yellow Orange Kangaroo, C of A wmk. Fresh mint lightly hinged example, well centred and good perfs. ACSC 46A Cat. $325. Price $295 K502) Australia 1932 10/- grey/rose-crimson Kangaroo, CofA watermark, nicely used – Centred a little high, couple of short perfs. No thins, tears or bends. Cancelled by 2 partial Registered cds’s of Elizabeth St. Melbourne SG Cat. # 136. ACSC Cat. #50B. Cheap at $96 K589) Australia 1932 10/- grey & pink ACSC 50A with Registered Sydney cds cancels, centred a little to the left, few nibbled perfs. Price $99 K378) Australia 1932 10/- Grey & Pink C of A wmk Kangaroo Specimen Type D Block of 4. Superb fresh mint unhinged block of 4. 1st we have owned, these are RARE! Cat. $1250 for hinged, not priced unhinged. Indicative cat. price for unhinged would be $1950 plus based on the difference in price for the single stamp hinged versus unhinged. A superb piece, price $1450 K484) Australia 1935 £1 Grey C of A wmk. Kangaroo, Block of 4. A fresh well centred

block of 4 with god perfs. Lower left stamp showing unrecorded variety: “Three grey coloured spots in upper left corner”. ACSC 54xa. Cat. $1500 as hinged, unhinged must be at least double. Price $1995 K348) Australia 1934 Two Pound Black & Rose Crimson Specimen with variety type D. C of A wmk. Kangaroo ACSC 58Ax(V)i, mint unhinged, with variety “Notch in Kangaroo’s snout” nicely centred, one nibbed perf at base. Normal cat. $7500 for hinged, which would be $22,500 for unhinged! As a Specimen it would actually be scarcer than the normal stamp. Price $345 K150) Australia 1935 £1 Grey C of A wmk Kangaroo, SG 137S, BW 54x. Vertical pair Mint Unhinged, ovpt. Specimen type D. Multiples are rare and a block of 4 is cat. $1500 for hinged. This pair is very fresh unhinged, with full perfs. and well centred. Using the formula for a mint unhinged single the block of 4 should cat. at $2250 for unhinged. As a pair it is worth approx. 40% of the block price = $900. Price $765… the same price that the late Simon Dunkerley paid me for a similar pair in 2005. LM148) Australia 1934 £2 Grey – Black and Rose Crimson C of A wmk, SG 138S. Mint unhinged with variety “Collar on Roo” BW 58Vr. Nice mint unhinged full perf example, centred left. The normal stamp in mint unhinged cat. $15000, and with this variety an extra 50% = $22,500. The Specimen Mint unhinged is $225, and logically the variety adds 50% to around $350. Cheap buy at $315 K377) Australia 1931-36 C of A wmk High Value Specimens type D Kangaroos. 10/- Two Pounds, superb fresh mint unhinged. Way better than average for these with full perfs. and better than average centring. Cat. $485, price $375 K521) Australia 1931-36 10/- - £2 Kangaroos ovpt. Specimen Type D Fresh Mint Unhinged. Perfs and centring vary Cat. $485, price $295 Australia KGV Heads Breaking superb KGV Collection, starting here with the 1d Red Shades, mainly mint with certificate GG2) Australia 1917 1d Orange Red Mint Unhinged. ACSC 71P (G24.5) Fresh Well centred with good perfs, a little fluffy as usual. Supplied with Drury 2014 Certificate. Cat. $600, price $449 GG4) Australia 1918 1d Rosine Mint Lightly Unhinged. ACSC 72 l (G68) Fresh centred to right with good perfs. Supplied with Drury 2015 Certificate. Cat. $700, price $525 GG5) Australia 1918 1d Plum Mint Unhinged, perf. OS. ACSC 72Lbb (G71) Fresh, centred left with full perfs. Supplied with Drury 2015 Certificate. Cat. $4125, price $2995 GG6) Australia 1918 1d Rosine Mint Unhinged, perf. OS. ACSC 72ibb (G68) Fresh, centred lower left with full perfs. Supplied with Starling 2014 Certificate. Cat. $875, price $649 GG7) Australia 1918 1d Carmine Pink, Cooke Printing LMWM. Mint Unhinged. ACSC 73A (G101) Fresh, centred left with full perfs. Supplied with Drury 2015 Certificate. Cat. $1250, price $925 GS1) Australia 1914 1d Bright Red (Analine) Die II KGV, MLH. Fresh well centred full perf example, ACSC 71B(1)i. (G11) Very scarce shade supplied with 2 certificates, Brandon 1991 & Starling 2013. Cat. $1250, price $995 GS5) Australia 1914 1d Carmine Rose Die II KGV, Post Office Fresh Mint Unhinged! Centred right, couple of nibbed perfs. ACSC 71V(1)i. (G30) Supplied with Starling 2013 Certificate Cat. $750 hinged, x 3 for Mint Unhinged = $2250, price $1795 G280) Australia 1916 1d Carmine rough paper perf. OS. Used example with STUNNING MISPERF! Misperforated with around 10% of the adjoining stamp at right

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 visible. Far great than the usual off centre stamps from this period. Price $249 GS16) Australia 1917 1d Rose Red Rough Paper KGV. Fresh mint very lightly hinged, nicely centred with full perfs. ACSC 72E (G64) Cat. $600, very hard stamp, Supplied with Drury 2005 Certificate. Price $475 GS23) Australia 1917 1d Orange Red KGV. Post Office fresh Mint Unhinged. Nice full perf example, centred left. ACSC71P, (G24.5) Cat. $600. Supplied with Drury 2004 certificate. Price $475 GS24) Australia 1917 1d Pale Terra Cotta (Brick) KGV Perf. OS. Superb Post Office Fresh mint unhinged example. Full even perfs, centred slightly right. ASCS 71Q (G25) Cat. $800 for hinged, unhinged at least double = $1600. Supplied with Drury 2004 certificate. price $1275 GS25) Australia 1918 1d Pink KGV. Post Office fresh Mint Unhinged. Nice full perf example, centred right. ACSC71T, (G28) Cat. $600. Supplied with Starling 2013 certificate. Rare shade, price $475 GS17) Australia 1918 1d Rose Pink Rough Paper KGV. Post Office Fresh mint unhinged, nicely centred with full perfs. ACSC 72H (G67) Cat. $1500, very rare stamp, Supplied with Drury and Bozic 2011 Certificates. Price $1195 G232) Australia 1918 1d Rose Pink Rough Paper KGV perf OS. Fine used example centred right with good perfs. Cancelled by Melbourne Ship Mail Room cds of 22MY20. ACSC 72H (G67) Cat. $250, rarer shade, price $149 GS18) Australia 1918 1d Rosine Rough Paper KGV. Post Office Fresh mint hinged, centred left with full perfs. ACSC 72 l (G68) Cat. $700, scarce shade. Price $550 GS20) Australia 1918 1d Damson Rough Paper KGV. Mint lightly hinged. Centred right with full perfs. ACSC 72K (G70.5) Cat. $900. Supplied with Drury 2010 Certificate. Price $725 GS10) Australia 1918 1d Maroon Rough Paper KGV. Mint hinged, perfect centring, and good perfs. ACSC 72R(G77) Supplied with 2005 Drury Certificate. Cat. $750, price $595 G210) Australia 1916 4d Lime Yellow and Lemon Yellow, one of each fine used dated examples. Lime Yellow is cancelled by cds of North Melbourne MY 24 16. Lemon Yellow is cancelled by cds of Bairnsdale Vic. of OC 7 16. ACSC 110d & 110c respectively. Cat. $635, price $475 G127) Australia 1915 4d Orange KGV, perf OS Mint Lightly Hinged. Well centred example with just a couple of nibbed perfs at right, cat $250, price $125 G136) Australia 1915 4d Yellow Orange Analine KGV, Inverted wmk. Mint left mint marginal block of 6, 5 are unhinged. Also with blind perf at top between stamps 1 & 2. Gum with even light toning. Cat. $950 plus as cheapest shade, price $575 ML530) Australia 1921 4d Violet single wmk. Nice mint unhinged example, well centred. Has 1 nibbed perf at top, together with a light gum bend also at top. ACSC 111A, cat. $75, price $30 G258) Australia 1923 4d Bright Ultramarine Single wmk. Mint unhinged block of 4 with selvedge at left from gutter. Light gum toning. Well centred with good perfs, cat. $250 each as singles. ACSC 113A, priced very reasonably at $325 G281) Australia KGV 5d Chestnut Single wmk, smooth paper perf. 14. Comb perf. perf. OS. Used example with STUNNING MISPERF! Not only this but misaligned wmk, so that lines from side of the sheet are visible at left. Appears imperf. at bottom and a small part of the stamp below is visible. The blank margin at base is approx 3.5mm. Price $249 DB491) Australia 1920 1/4d Turquoise KGV Single wmk. Mint unhinged Block of 4 perf OS, with variety “Thick 1 at right” and grossly misperfed showing parts of additional stamps at right. Cat $1500. Lovely fresh condition. Supplied with certificate. Price $1150 G19) Australia 1920 1/4d Turquoise KGV Single wmk. Mint unhinged, centred lower

right. Fresh full perf example, advertised retail $650, my price just $295 G133) Australia 1926 1.5d Rose Red on translucent paper. Plate 1a top right block of 4, with plate dot. Fresh Mint unhinged, with some gum disturbance to lower right unit. Centred to left. Rare! Cat. $1000 as hinged on normal paper. Translucent paper ought to be 5 x that. ACSC 91aa (1a) z. Price $2495 G245) Australia 1924 1d Red KGV No Wmk. Perf. OS, fresh mint unhinged. Well centred with good perfs. Scarce stamp in this condition. Cat $325, price $295 G14) Australia 1927 4d Olive KGV Sml. Multi. Wmk perf. 14, SG 91 fresh mint unhinged. Centred left with good perfs. Advertised retail $300, price only $149 G243) Australia 1927 Small Multi Wmk Perf.14 4½d Violet, Ash Imprint pair Mint lightly hinged with variety ACSC 119ve "Deformed left bottom frame". Also has wide untrimmed selvedge at base. Cat. $500 as block of 4. Price $249 G241) Australia 1927 1d Green KGV HEAD SMW WMK PERF 13½ x 12½ *PART ASH IMPRINT BLOCK OF 8* SG 95-95B. Both top 7 bottom rows of 4 are Die 1,2,2,1 but the left die 2 units are the submerged variety. Cancelled by cds’s of 5 JY 31, town unclear. ACSC 81(1) ia. Rare piece! Price $359 G70) Australia 1927 3d Dull Blue KGV smw. Perf. 13.5 x 12.5 die 1a. Mint unhinged gutter block of 4, 2 x vertical pairs of type A & B. ACSC 107c, cat. $1150 as two pairs. Very scarce, price $725 G9) Australia 1927 5d Brown KGV Sml. Multi. Wmk perf. 13.5 x 12.5, SG 103a, mint unhinged. Centred to upper right, with good perfs. Fresh gum with very light overall toning. Advertised retail $110, price $54. G5) Australia 1932 1/4d Turquoise KGV, C of A wmk. Mint unhinged. Full perf. fresh gum example centred left. Small crease at top left corner. Advertised retail $400, price for this one just $129 Australia Pre- Decimal issues APD226) Australia 1928 3d Kookaburra miniature sheet, a superb fresh MUH example from the centre of the sheet, centred slightly low. Price $249 LM11) Australia 1932 Sydney Harbour Bridge 5/- Green, SG 143 Mint Unhinged. Well centred and with good perfs, price on these is tightening now, and the SG catalogue price has risen again. Most dealers are now quoting around $1450 to $1500. Price $1350. APD225) Australia 1932 Sydney Harbour Bridge complete well centred set of 4. Fresh mint Unhinged. Price $1495 APD158) Australia 1932 Sydney Harbour Bridge 5/- Green, SG 143. Fine postally used example. Far scarcer than cancelled to order. Price $450 APD165) Australia 1937 3d Blue KGVI Die 1. Mint Unhinged Ash Gutter Imprint Block. Well centred and fresh with full perfs. Very lightly hinged in gutter. ACSC 191z, Cat. $500 price $375 APD161) Australia 1937 3d Blue KGVI Die 1. Mint Unhinged Ash Gutter Imprint Pair. Well centred and fresh with full perfs. Block of 4 is ACSC 191z, and cat. $500 price $210 APD162) Australia 1937 3d Blue KGVI Die 1. Mint Unhinged top marginal block of 4. Centred upper right with full perfs. Very minor toning in selvedge at top. Cat. $400 as singles usual retail $300, price $149 APD164) Australia 1940 3d Deep Blue KGVI Die III. Mint unhinged Ash Imprint Block with perf. pip at base. Well centred and fresh with full perfs. ACSC 195Az, Cat. $300, price $225 APD168) Australia 1951 5/- Arms Thin Paper vfu with partial Sydney cds SG 244aab, cat. £70 together with normal cto with gum example. Nice! Price $98

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 DC71) Australia 1962 Commonwealth Games 5d SG 346 mint unhinged block of 4 with major colour shift of green downwards into margin. Affects all 4 stamps. Normal supplied for comparison Ex. Simon Dunkerley. Rare, price $395 APD170) Australia 1953 3.5d QEII Carmine Red, thin paper. Fresh mint unhinged block of 4, together with normal block for comparison. ACSC 296Aa, Cat. $160 as 4 singles, price $119 DC72) Australia 1962 Commonwealth Games 5d SG 346 mint unhinged block of 4 with major colour shift of red upwards affecting all stamps. Ex. Simon Dunkerley. Rare, price $295 Australia Decimals AD81) Australia 1971-73 7c Bright Purple Misperf. Fresh mint unhinged example of this better shade. Centred very low in left corner. Misperfs for this issue are rare. ACSC 447B. Price $69 AD82) Australia 1973 $1 Maroon Flinders Perf. 14.78 x 14.10 strip of 3 on piece. Vertical strip used on part Money Order Form O/N C44170/73-L. Cancelled by cds’s of Panania NSW of 2OC73. Very early usage for this perf. All stamps with small spike hole. A scarce piece. The single used stamp on cover cat. $200. Price $149 AD62) Australia 1973-74 (SG.545 variety) 1c Banded Coral Shrimp, horizontal pair with dramatic variety "black misplaced to left". ACSC 635ce cat. $75 each in 16 year old 2002 edition. Superb MUH, rarely seen variety price $225 DC75) Australia 1975 18c Wildflower SG 608 mint unhinged block of 4 with major shift of yellow downwards into margin. Affects all units. Rare, ex. Simon Dunkerley. Price $395 Australia First Day Covers LM86) Australia 1930 Sturt pair on small plain typewritten fdcs. Each with neat Stones Corner Qld. Cds of 2JE30. Very clean and fresh. Cat $200, Price $139 APH107) As above, on a single cover from Geelong Vic. To a local address, cds of Geelong 2 JE 30. Price $149 ML574) 1938 4d Koala on Haslem FDC, some minor soiling/toning & flap damaged A rare cover. Price: $150 AFD402) Australia 1945 Duke of Gloucester small registered official PMG’s dept. Hermes Envelope to NZ. Bears full set Gloucester plus additional 5.5d, cancelled by Melbourne Registered cds of 21MY45, and with reg’n label No. 8332 of Stamp Section GPO Melbourne. Reverse bears the following on flap: “CARELESS CHATTER CAN CAUSE CASUALTIES” Neat and attractive cover. Price $42 AFD403) Australia 1945 Duke of Gloucester small registered Medawer FDC to UK. Cancelled by GPO Sydney cds of 19FE45. Scarce and attractive, price $39 ML577) 1947 Newcastle set on PSA generic FDC with Exhibition postmarks, scarcer cachet. Price: $30 AFD413) Australia 1961 Cattle Industry Northern Territory Black and Orange Boomerang and Shield cachet Royal FDC. Bearing: 5s Red-Brown Northern Territory Cattle Industry. Cancelled by CDS of Philatelic Bureau Melbourne, VIC, 26 JLY 61, unaddressed cover. Price: $25 Australia Postal History LM123) Australia 1915 Prisoner of War mail. Small envelope addressed to Red Cross Geneva Bearing 1d Red KGV, SG 21 tied by Melbourne cds of 23 MR 15 and with Red Censor tape at top and left. Underpaid by 1.5d and with Hexagonal T10c on face. Has arrival datestamp of Geneva on reverse of 27 IV 15. Scarce item in great condition, price $355

APS31) Australia 1915 1d KGV. ACSC LC25 (M8A) Officers and Crew with King George V on board HMAS Australia. Used by cds of Leichhardt NSW to Five Dock NSW. 18.NOV.15 Scarce and attractive, selvedge removed, correspondence inside. Cat. $120, price $95 APH152) Australia 1916 small cover to Film Co. Los Angeles, USA. Bears 2.5d Indigo 2nd wmk Kangaroo, cancelled by Melbourne Ship Mail Room cds of 4MR16. Additional “Passed” (by censor) in violet. Small opening tear at op does not affect the stamp. Nice clean cover. Cat. $180, price $129 APH577) Australia 1917 KGV 1d Red Embossed Octagonal Stationery Envelope Die 5 to UK cancelled by Queanbeyan NSW cds (date illegible) with boxed “MORE TO PAY” 2d Black Postage affixed and cancelled by London cds of 10 SP 17. Roughly opened at top and stained. Scarce Due Cover, price $159 APH524) Australia 1922 Small Advertising Cover for Thomas A Edison Ltd. to London, UK. Bears KGV 2d Orange cancelled by Sydney machine cancel of MR 2 1922. Minor scuff to stamp at base, price $39 APH112) Australia 1925 2 x 1½d red KGV Head single watermark and 3d pale dull violet blue KGV Head, single watermark, die I on a registered cover (Red Reg. label 649) from WAGGA WAGGA 12 MY 1925, cancelled unusually by Wagga Parcel Post cds. Melbourne registered cds on reverse of the following day, to Fenneberg bei Waltershausen, Germany. The cover has been opened along the flap and the 1½d stamps are slightly damaged from being too close to the edge of the envelope. The back-stamps show an interesting journey, the letter landed in the northern Italian port of Genoa (Genova)15.6.25, then continued north across country to Milan, 16.6.25 and into Switzerland via Chiasso and finally to its central German destination the next day. BW(ACSC) Cat. # 89D, 104B. Scarce and unusual. Price $85 LM136) Australia 1926 Small Registered cover, Sydney to Grenoble, France. Bears horizontal pair of 3d Blue KGV Single wmk. Die 1a type A, ACSC 105C. Cancelled by Registered Sydney cds of 17-NO-26 and has “Rats Tail R” Sydney NSW Red Reg. Label No. A (handstamp in violet) 1033. Reverse bears arrival cds of Grenoble 19 – 12- 26. Single stamp on cover cat. $180. Rare survivor in nice condition. Two insignificant tears at top mentioned only for accuracy. Correct rate of 3d Postage and 3d Registered applied. Price $215 APH608) Australia 1927 Commonwealth Bank advertising cover, registered Collins St. – Town Clerk Richmond Vic. Bears 4½d Pale Violet smw Perf. 14 ACSC 119A. Cancelled by Collins St. cds of 5DE27 plus reverse cds’s of Melbourne Registered No. 5 and Richmond of the same date. Also Red Reg’d Label, Collins St. No. 5139 and CBA Unbroken wax seal on reverse. Scarce survivor price $179 APH607) Australia 1928 Commonwealth Bank advertising cover, registered Collins St. – Town Clerk Richmond Vic. Bears 4½d Pale Violet smw Perf. 14 ACSC 119A. Cancelled by Collins St. cds of 20DE28 plus reverse cds’s of Melbourne Registered No. 6 and Richmond of the same date. Also Red Reg’d Label, Collins St. No. 490 and CBA Unbroken wax seal on reverse. Scarce survivor price $179 APH291) Australia 1928 OHMS Registered Cover from “Office of Registrar of Joint Stock Companies” to “The Commonwealth Trust Corporation” Bears solo use 1927 KGV Head SM Wmk Perf 14, 4½d Violet Solo Use. Stamp damaged at lower right corner. Also bears Brisbane Red Reg’n. Label No. 3741 and with Brisbane registered cds of 27NO28 both front and reverse. Cat. $100 minimum as solo use on cover. Price $49 APH435) Australia 1929 Small Advertising Cover for Australian Films Ltd, to Singleton NSW. Bears 1.5d Red KGV SMW Perf. 13.5 x 12.5. Cancelled by Sydney slogan of 3 JAN 1929 “MINIMUM LETTER RATE/ TO U.S.A. 3d/ADDRESSEE PAYS/DOUBLE DEFICIENCY” Price $39 APH115) Australia 1930 FIVE PENCE on 4½d violet KGV, small multiple watermark, perf. 13½:12½ used on a small cover from ARTARMON NSW 2 APR 1962 to Lakemba.

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 Cancelled by Artarmon 3 liner slogan “CHECK ADDRESS/IF INCOMPLETE/ ADVISE WRITER” Has been taxed at 1d and a 1d postage due (no watermark, die II) affixed and pen cancelled. It seems that the letter was incorrectly considered as only being franked at 4½d instead of the required 5d, so was taxed at double the deficiency. The envelope has been opened slightly roughly on two sides, the stamps are sound. BW(ACSC) Cat. # 125 Late usage, but apparently commercial. Cat. $200 on cover. Rare! Price $185 APH579) Australia 1931 long advertising Airmail cover to UK. Bears 2d Red KGV plus 6d & 1/- Kangaroos all small multiple wmk. Cancelled by Sydney cds’s of 5MR31. Has horizontal crease to base. Pays correct Airmail rate of 1/6d plus 2d Late Fee. The Kangaroos cat. on cover at $150 and $250 respectively. Nice item, price $149 LM133) Australia 1931 small Commercial Airmail Registered First Flight Cover to Holland, bearing 3d Green Airmail, 3d Blue Kingsford Smith, 1/4d Turquoise KGV sml. Multi. wmk perf 13.5 x 12.5 and 2/- Maroon Kangaroo same wmk. The 1/4d & 2/- cat. $1500 and $300 respectively on cover. All cancelled by Camberwell Vic. Cds of 21 MY 31 and with Camberwell Reg. Label No. 7051. Reverse bears the oval Violet Melbourne to Batavia Cachet, plus Melbourne reg. cds. Also of 21 MY 31 and the same of Sydney for the following day. Arrival cds of Heerenhoek, Zeeland on 6.VI.31. Correct franking for this, with 3/7d Airmail postage plus 3d Registered. First Flight AAMC cat. No. 205. Price $995 APH606) Australia 1932 Advertising Newspaper Wrapper for NSW Bookstall Co. Ltd. To Scotland. Bears 2d & 3d Recess Printed Sydney Harbour Bridge and cancelled by Sydney Harbour Bridge cds of 21MR32. One week after the issue of the stamps and 2 days after the opening of the bridge. Correct printed matter rate of 5d. This a rare survivor. Price $225 LM2) Australia 1932 small airmail cover to “British Dental Journal”. 8d Airmail rate bearing 2d Red KGV and 6d Chestnut Kangaroo sml. Multi. Wmk. Cancelled by Toowoomba cds of 14 NO 1932. Neat clean cover. Price $165 APH150) Australia 1934 1st Flight Cover on official Royal Dutch Airways Airmail Envelope TO Holland. Bears 1d Green overinked KGV plus 2d Victoria Centenary perf. 11.5 cancelled by Sydney 3 line Slogan of 6 NOV 1934 “USE/AUSTRALIAN/PRODUCTS” Reverse bears Royal Dutch Airlines Oval double ring handstamp of 24-10-34. This cover is listed in AAMC as No. 444, Official Mail from the MacRobertson Air Race carried stampless on the KLM Douglas DC@ “UIVER” and then re-mailed back to Holland. Scarce survivor! Price $115 APH288) Australia 1935 Anzac 2d Red, Imprint pair on 1937 commercial small Airmail cover Brisbane to Melbourne, together with 1d green KGV , Cancelled by cds of Air Mail Brisbane 3OC37 and with arrival cds’s of Sydney Airmail 9OC37 and Melbourne the following day. Scarce and unusual franking. Price $95 APH200) Australia 1936 small airmail Registered Advertising Cover Sydney – Czechoslovakia. Bears 1/6d Double Globe Hermes, 6d Sepia Airmail & 3d Green Airmail Type A on advertising cover for M. H. Cashmore, cancelled by cds’s of Sydney Registered 6-JA-36. Reverse bears the same Sydney Registered cds and cds’s of Athens 19.1.36, Rome 20.26 and Bologna 21.1.36. Clean neat cover price $75 APH434) Australia 1937 Small Airmail cover to UK. Bears Block of 4 x 3d Blue Cable and strip of 4 x 1.5d Red Brown KGV to make correct 1/6d rate. Cancelled by Currumbin Beach Qld. Cds’s of 6 AP 37. Some tone spots, but a remarkable franking. Price $119 APH432) Australia 1937 small Airmail cover Cooktown, Qld. – Brisbane. Bears 3d Green airmail Type B plus 2d NSW Sesqui to make 5d Airmail rate. Cancelled by clear strikes of Cooktown cds’s of 1NO37 and reverse has slogan of Townsville the same day “POST EARLY/EACH DAY” and Brisbane slogan of the following day “SEND BIRTHDAY/GREETINGS BY/TELEGRAPH/ON SPECIALLY/ COLOURED FORMS” One I have not seen before. The 3d type B is scarce on cover, cat. $60 Price $42 APH290) Australia 1938 KGVI P13½ X 14 3d Blue DIE II thick paper in combination

with 2d Scarlet KGV on small airmail advertising cover for Hotel Fitzpatrick, Kuranda North Queensland To Rose Bay NSW. Cancelled by cds’s of Cairns, Qld. Of 6JE38 and with Brisbane 2 line slogan on reverse “AIR MAIL/SAVES TIME” of the following day. Nice dual reign cover. Price $42 APH493) Australia 1945 KGVI 3d Brown on JAPANESE SURRENDER COVER, to Largs, South Australia. Cancelled Tokyo Bay and with H.M.A. Ships h/stamp, plus “H.M.A.S SHROPSHIRE official signing of Japanese Surrender” cachet. Small neatly repaired tear at top. Price $295 APD222) Australia 1949 10/- Robes thin paper plus 2 x 2/- Crocodile cds used on piece to make 7 x the 2/- Airmail Rate to Europe. The 10/- is unknown on cover and only 2 x FDC’s are known, cat. $7500 each. Cancelled by Airmail Section Melbourne cds’s believed 1-4-49 . Unique item, price $10,000 APH497) Australia 1965 Forces Concession small Airmail cover to RAF Singapore. Bears 1d Dull purple QEII & 5d Hargrave. Cancelled by 3 line Melbourne Slogan of 26AUG 1965. “POSTING QUANTITIES/OF MAIL? USE A / POSTAGE IMPRINT” Rare cover, price $69 APH287) Australia 1968 THURSDAY ISLAND QLD. postmark on small airmail advertising cover of DOMINION (Far East Lines) cruise ship company. Bears 1966 AAT 20c solo Helicopter stamp to USA. Long letter included on Dominion Stationery for S.S. George Anson. Very Rare commercial usage of this stamp. Price $129 APH573) Australia 1969 5c Edgeworth David Booklet Pane on small Airmail Cover to Germany. Together with 5c Ports & Harbours to make 30c rate. Cancelled by Darwin cds’s of 4MAR69. Booklet panes on commercial cover are rare. Price $69 APH576) Australia 1970 Registered Airmail Cover to NAURU 65c Rate. Bears 1970 Expo pair plus additional 20c (damaged), 5c Grasslands and 15c Blue Gum. Cancelled by cds’s of Randwick NSW 3JY70. Rare commercial usage of 20c Expo. Price $119 APH494) Australia 1971 RARE small Airmail cover bearing solo use 15c Australia/ Asia to Pitcairn Is! Cancelled Melbourne 4 line slogan of 3 SEP 1971 “VISIT YOUR / SCHOOLS/EDUCATION/WEEK” Pitcairn receiving cds on front of SP 10 71. The solo use of this 15c was cat. $25 in the 2002 ACSC. Way below today’s value. Price $87.50 APS32) Australia 1971 6c Red QEII small stationery envelope registered Five Dock NSW to local address and uprated by 50c Dampier & 1c Brown QEII. Cancelled by registered cds’s of Five Dock 5OC71 and with arrival normal cds’s on reverse of the same date. Blue Reg’n label of Five Dock No. 8308. Scarce usage. Price $39 APH563) Australia 1972 A6 size Airmail Registered Cover to Germany. Bears 35c Beef and 50c Dampier cancelled by cds of Kensington NSW of 27JE72. Scarce franking, price $39 APH520) AUSTRALIA 1972 35C BEEF SOLO USE ON SMALL AIRMAIL COVER SYDNEY TO FINLAND. Cancelled by Sydney 4 line slogan “KEEP AUSTRALIA/CLEAN/BY PLANT/ QUARANTINE” dated 8 AUG 1972. Scarce usage and destination. Price $39 APH485) Australia 1973 Airmail Registered cover Qld. – WA. Bears 30c Qantas, 10c Oil & Gas plus 2 x 7c Humbug Fish and 1c & 2c QEII to make correct rate of 57c . Scarce franking as the 30c Qantas was intended for overseas Airmail use. Cancelled by cds’s of Fortitude Valley JA 15 73. Price $45 APH193) Australia 1973 small surface rate Solicitor’s advertising cover to “Registrar of Births & Deaths, Kuala Lumpur”. (Don’t they get married in Malaysia?) Bears horiz. Pr. 1c Brown QEII and irregular block of 3 x 6c Orange. Overpays by 2c the Zone 2 Surface Mail Letter Rate of 18c, in force from 1/10/71 – 30/9/73. Cancelled by GPO Sydney cds’s of 3-MY 73. Very scarce usage and destination, price $39 APH589) Australia 1975 Philatelically inspired DL envelope bearing 5 different Australian stamps cancelled by cds’s of Lord Howe Island of 29NOV75. Price $29 APS33) Australia 1977 18c Red QEII Lettercard used 15MR77 to Hunters Hill NSW, with cds of Lord Howe Island. Scarce. Price $39

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 APH587) Australia 1977 Small cover to Greenwich NSW bearing 5c & 15c Pioneer Life cancelled by Trans Australia Rail cds of 7 AP 77. Transit cds on reverse of Tarcoola SA 2 days later. Scarce cancel, price $29 APH578) Australia 1977 $1.35 Rate OVERSEAS EXPRESS DELIVERY, with red labels x 2 on face and 1 on reverse. Small Airmail cover WHYALLA SA to GREECE. Bears 25 & 30c Scenes, plus 30c Performing Arts & 45c Cricket. Cancelled by Whyalla cds’s of 8JE77 and with Adelaide transit cds on reverse 2 days later together with Athens arrival cds of 10.6.77. Rare survivor, price $69 APH575) Australia 1979 OAK FLATS NSW Small Registered Cover to British High Commission Canberra. Bears $2 Red gum Painting & 20c Eastern Yellow Robin cancelled by Oak Flats cds of 2NO79. Reverse bears transit cds of Wollongong on the same day plus Canberra arrival cds of 5NO79. A little aged, price $24 APH401) Australia 1986 Airmail cover to Canada. Bears $2 Wallaby Track & 25c Living Together to overpay the $1.10 Airmail rate by 5c. Cancelled by Port MacQuarie cds of 2DE86. The 25c L.T. is quite difficult to find on International mails. Price $39 APH478) Australia 1989 Long airmail cover to Finland. Bears 32c Christmas and 90c Living Together. Cancelled by slogan of Fremantle WA 10 MAR 1989 "ADDRESS MAIL TO PRIVATE BOX NO. EXPEDITES DELIVERY". Price: $29 APH483) Australia 1989 Small airmail cover to Finland. Bears 35c Blue Tiger Butterfly X 2, 1c Living Together and 39c Merino. Cancelled by slogan of NSW 16 MAR 1989 "AUSTRALIA POST HAS THE SPEED YOU NEED". Price: $29 APH486) Australia 1989 Small airmail cover to Finland. Bears solo use 90c Living Together cancelled by slogan of Young NSW 17 MCH 1989 “POST EARLY AND SPEED YOUR MAIL". Scarce destination. Price $29 APH482) Australia 1989 Small airmail cover to Finland. Bears $1 Corriedale Sheep and 10c Living Together. Machine cancel of Footscray Mail Centre VIC 21 MAR 1989. Price: $29 APH472) Australia 1989 airmail cover to Denmark. Bears 60c Living Together and 53c Microchips. Cancelled by CDS of VIC 30 JUN 89. 3c overpaid. Price: $39 APH476) Australia 1990 Large airmail cover to Finland. Bears 15c Living Together and $1 Fun Run. Cancelled by slogan of Perth WA 10 JUL 1990 "COLLECT AUSTRALIAN STAMPS". 5c overpaid. Price: $39 APH177) Australia 1991 Priority Paid PSE Lismore to Tamworth NSW. Postage paid envelope (PPE) of Rock Falls, PO Ref. DL 599/0032 uprated by horiz. Pair of 75c Living Together. Cancelled by Lismore rubber cds’s of 17 APR 1991 and with 2 line instructional “POSTED INCORRECTLY/OR TOO LATE” Flap missing. Unusual! Price $29 APH585) Australia 1991 long Airmail Security Post cover to Auckland New Zealand. Bears $1 Sulphur Crested Cockatoo overpaying by 30c the airmail rate to NZ, and $10 Gardens for Security Post Fee. Cancelled by counter h/s of Crow’s Nest NSW 21 OCT 1991. Rare! Price $79 APH410) Australia 1992 long airmail cover to Scotland. Bears 45c Living together (late use) along with 45c Parma Wallaby sheet stamp and 3 x 10c Sailboarding. Scarce makeup for $1.20 rate. Cancelled by cds’s of Adelaide 6FE92. Price $29 TS264) Australia 1992, 1989 $10 Gardens & 1988 90c Parkinson on Long Security Post airmailed 20c Crimson Rosella PSE No. 006 to Hamilton NZ, with NZ registration label affixed. Cancelled by Dee Why NSW cds's of 17DE92. Overpays the NZ Airmail rate by 10c. Scarce and attractive, price $79 APH470) Australia 1994 airmail cover to Denmark. Bears 60c Living Together and 65c Rock-Climbing. Cancelled by CDS of Glen Waverley VIC 4 MR 94. 5c underpaid. Price: $39

Australia inwards Mail BC107) Straits Settlements 1935 small registered re-addressed Airmail cover to Melbourne. Bears 10c & 30c KGV Tablet types tied by cds of Penang 17 JA 1935, and with registration label for Mantin overprinted Penang No. 6. Addressed to Bendigo and re-addressed to Hawthorn. Reverse bears large Red & Black circular seal for “The Chartered Bank of India Australia and China” and with central PENANG” also has cds’s of Singapore 18 JA 1935, Darwin 23 JA 35, Bendigo 28 JA 35, Registered Melbourne 26 JA 35 and finally Hawthorn 30 JA 35. A much travelled cover! Neat and clean (and scarce!) Price $129 Australia Military ROW21) Australia 1940’s small On Active Service RAAF Cover, Ceylon – Sydney. Bears 1A Red & 2AS Orange KGVI of India cancelled by undated R.A.F. BASE P.O. CEYLON circular barred cancel in Violet. Additional Triangular “Field Censor India 119” and circular “Unit Censor W 170 India”, both also in Violet. Top let has manuscript “ON ACTIVE SERVICE R.A.A.F.” And on backflap: “F/Sgt Paterson E.J. R.A.F. India Command” Small neat attractive cover, has been opened 3 sides. price $49 Australian Commonwealth Postal Stationery LM26) 1916 1d KGV Sideface. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards in blue, ASC # L9a, "2nd A.I.F. EMBARKING" FU Oct 1916 letter card from Flemington to Northcote. Price $245 LM29) 1922 2d red. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards, grey stock inside & out, ASC #LC18, view 'PINEAPPLES QUEENSLAND' unused, fresh. Price $190 LM28) 1943 Lettercard KGVI. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 2.5d red, text on front T base 'DO NOT NEGLECT. . ...', ASC #L44, unused. Price $55 LM24) 1943 Lettercard KGVI. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 2.5d red, text on front at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT. . ...', ASC #L44, unused. Price $55 LM36) 1949 Lettercard KGVI. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 2.5d red, Arms at upper left, 127mm between perforations, text on front in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', ASC #47, small mark at lower left, unused. Price $35 LM35) 1949 Lettercard KGVI. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 2.5d red, Arms at upper left, 134mm between vertical perforations, text on front in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', ASC #L47a, uprated to 3.5d postage with 1d violet QEII (some toned perforations), unused. Price $50 LM34) 1949 Lettercard KGVI. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 2.5d red, Arms at upper left, 127mm between perforations, text on front in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', ASC #47, unused. Price $40 LM43) 1951 Lettercard KGVI. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 3.5d red, ASC #L49,unused. Price $25 LM45) 1951 Lettercard KGVI. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 3d red, ASC #L48, unused. Price $35 LM44) 1953 (October) Lettercard QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 3.5d red Die I (base of neck unshaded), Arms at upper left, text on front & back in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', ASC #L51, unused. Price $55 LM42) 1953 (October) Lettercard QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 3.5d red Die I (base of neck unshaded), Arms at upper left, text on front & back in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', ASC #L51, unused. Price $55 LM37) 1954 (March) Lettercard QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 3.5d red Die I (base of neck unshaded), Arms at upper left, text on front & back no longer

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BUY OR BID SALE JANUARY 2019 in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', ASC #L52, unused. Price $35 LM23) 1956 Lettercard QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 3.5d red Die ll (base of neck solid colour), Arms at upper left, text on front & back no longer in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', Sender's Address & three lines added to back, ASC #L54, unused. Price $70 LM38) 1956 Lettercard QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 3.5 red Die II (base of neck solid colour), Arms at upper left, text on front & back no longer in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', Sender's Address & three lines added to back, ASC #L54, unused, edge wear at top. Price $40 LM39) 1957 Lettercard QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 4d red Die I (base of neck unshaded), Price and Arms at upper left, text on front & back no longer in panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', Sender's Address & three lines on reverse, ASC #L56,unused. Price $25 LM22) 1958 Lettercard QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 4d red Die l (base of neck unshaded), Price removed, Arms at upper left, text on front & back no longer in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', Sender's Address & and three lines on reverse, ASC #57, variety Misplaced perforations through admonition legend. Price $55 LM40) 1959 Lettercard QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery- Letter Cards. 5d-and-bars on 4d red Die I (base of neck unshaded), Price removed, Arms at upper left, text on front & back no longer in red panel at base 'DO NOT NEGLECT . . ...', Sender's Address with three lines, obliteration of the legend on reverse, ASC #L8, unused. Price $20 LM21) 1960 Lettercards QEII facing right. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 5d blue, yellow within, ASC #59, variety partial offset of outer cover blue legend within normal for comparison, both unused. Price $145 LM33) 1965 Lettercard QEII facing right. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 5d red, pale yellow within, ASC #L60a, unused, Light bend at lower right. Price $25 LM32) 1965 Lettercard QEII facing right. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 5d red , pale yellow within, ASC #l60a, unused. Price $35 LM20) 1966 Lettercards QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 4c red, pale yellow within & grey within, ASC #61,61a, unused. Price $70 LM19) 1966 Lettercards QEII. Australia - Postal Stationery - Letter Cards. 4c red, both types, pale yellow within & grey within, ASC #L61,61a, unused, (A- condition). Price $55 Australian Territories AAT/Nauru/NWPI/New Guinea/Papua/PNG/BCOF BCOF10) BCOF 1946 set of 7, once lightly hinged, very fresh. 5/- is thick paper. ACSC Cat. $235, price $165 APH468) AAT 1954 Commercial Surface Mail cover to Denmark. Bears late usage of 7½d Blue KGVI Sideface cancelled by Mawson cds of 15FE54. Airmail Envelope has Par Avion plane cachet top left scribbled out in pencil. Rare commercial cover. Price $79 BCOF7) BCOF Commercial Airmail cover Tokyo to India, bearing un - overprinted 6d Kookaburra and 1d Princess Elizabeth. Cancelled by Aust. Army P.O. 214, 21 JY 49 and with boxed arrival h/stamp of Calcutta 27 JLY 1949. Scarce and attractive, price $110 BCOF6) BCOF 1948 Commercial usage of Australia KGVI 5.5d Registered Envelope, uprated by 1d BCOF. Cancelled by Aust. Army P.O. cds of 17DE48 and with 19? DE 48 Bexley NSW arrival cds. Sent by Maj. Jervis, C.E. Branch RA.E. Kure Japan. Scarce and attractive cover, price $119 LM112) BCOF 1948 unaddressed philatelic official cover with BCOF Crown logo in Blue on reverse, bearing 1d, 3d & 6d BCOF overprints, but with misplaced overprint on 6d Kookaburra showing the dot after F in margin. Unlisted variety. Price $98

ML483) Christmas Is. 2009 Zodiac Sheetlet with tabs for Hong Kong Exhibition. Mint unhinged, price $29 N2) Nauru 1916 – 23 Seahorses, 2/6d – 10/- (deeper shade SG23d) mint lightly hinged. 10/- centred top right, others are well centred, all with good perfs. Cat. £670, price $519 N7) Nauru 1937 Freighters smooth Paper set, SG 26B/39B, fresh mint unhinged. (The two top values are the better rough paper) Cat. approx. £300, price $329 N11) Nauru 1947 small surface mail cover to Melbourne. Bears 1d & 1.5d Smooth paper Freighters. Cancelled by Nauru Central Pacific cds of 12FE47. Price $39+ DB799) New Guinea NWPI 1919 – 23 2.5d Indigo Kangaroo. 3rd wmk perf. OS. Very fine used with good perfs. and cantering, neat top right corner cds cancel. Cat. £425. Seen elsewhere at $625. My price $549 DB399) New Guinea, NWPI 1919 10/- Grey & Bright Pink Kangaroo. 3rd wmk SG 117, Type A. Vfu example, well centred and good perfs. with light full cds cancel. List retail $275, price $219 PNG128) PNG 1990 Collectors Year pack, with 24 MUH Stamps. Price: $32.25 PNG129) PNG 1991 Collectors Year pack, with 19 MUH Stamps. Price: $36 British Empire/Commonwealth DB181) Antigua 183 6d Green, SG 8a. Wmk upright fine used with barred numeral 02, full perfs and good colour. Cat. £195, price $195 BC55) Bahawalpur 1945 Officials complete to 1 Rupee, SG 01 - 06. Mint lightly hinged set, highly sought after. Cat. £110 price $115 BC56) Bahawalpur 1948 Definitives complete to 10 Rupee, SG 19 -32. Fresh mint unhinged set, highly sought after set, selling way above catalogue currently. Sighted on Ebay at up to $300! price $175 DB189) Bermuda 1866 2d Dull Blue, SG 3. Mint lightly hinged, with small part remainder, fresh full perf example, centred left, Cat. £475, price $379 DB193) Bermuda 1918 10/- Green & Carmine on pale bluish green, SG54. Superb postally used with light steel cds 1923 cancel of Hamilton, well centred and with full perfs. Cat. £350, price $420 DB194) Cayman Is. 1921 5/- Deep Green on pale yellow, SG 64a. Lovely looking fresh mint, well centred example with good perfs. Cat. £100, price $98 DC2) Ceylon 1857 2d Green Imperf, SG3. Fine used near 4 margin example. Cat. £90, price $52.50 DC1) Ceylon 1857 6d Brown Imperf, SG6. Fine used 3 margin example. Cat. £140, price $74 DB195) Ceylon 1859 6d Brown, imperf. SG6a. Nearly 4 margins, just touched at both sides of lower left corner. Postally used with lightish barred cancel. Cat. £550, price $269 DB196) Ceylon 1857 1d Blue on blued paper, imperf. SG2b. 3 good margins, postally used with light barred cancel. Cat. £225, price $110 DB197) Ceylon 1857 2d Green, imperf. SG3. 4 good margins, postally used with lightish barred cancel. Cat. £65, price $69 DB198) Ceylon 1862 1d Dull Blue, SG44. Fine used with barred cancel. Straight edge at top and with partial offset on reverse. Cat. £130, price $119 DB199) Ceylon 1861 9d Olive - Sepia, SG33b. Good used example with heavier cancel. Cat. £85, price $39 DB200) Ceylon 1857 10d Dull Vermilion, imperf. SG9. 2 margin postally used example, lightish barred cancel, with paper hinge remainder which should easily wash off. Looks great from the front. Cat. £325, priced well at $138

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ITALY - 1889 King Umberto 45c Dull Green MLH, Cat £2,500 for tiny 6% of SG Cat!: Bought cheap, and have several other Mint Italy from this era also cheap, if you have gaps. MLH with guaranteed ORIGINAL gum, and the usual centering for this era. Deep rich original colour, a bargain at a small % of SG. SG #40 £2,500=$A5,000. Decent shape for 128 years old, and bought cheap in Estate, to sell cheap. Just $US215 as I type this: $A300 (Stock 634EK)

GB 1840 “Penny Black” 4 Margin - Rare Plate 10 - No Faults - $A495: Clean and fresh. Free of the toning and thins, tears and creasing etc, that often be-devils this issue. "The World's First Stamp" Even 2 or 3 margin common plate number real roughies these days can cost you $A150, as many 1000's are sold to China each year by Gibbons and others, in a large consumer marketing drive, and prices are up. If your initials are “S.D.” - even better! This 1d Black is 100% Guaranteed as the scarcer Plate 10 – accurately plated and verified by the Stampboards experts here - tinyurl.com/Plate10 Confirmed by the well-developed Stage 2 "O-Flaw", position of corner letter "S", weak frame line at top NW corner, and slight downward extension of frame line bottom right. SG £800=$A1,600 for normal copies. Clean and fresh 4 margin example, with two black Maltese Cross cancels. Portion of left hand stamp frameline also here, as you can see. Absolutely NO usual faults or repairs, or hinge remains, to hide thins and tears and defects etc - GUARANTEED – and only ~$US350 as I type this: $A495 (Stock 682CK)

New Zealand P.O. yearbooks 19841995 (12) Ret $1,100. $A350: NZ yearbooks 1984 (Issue number #1) to 1995 (12 Books) ACS retail $1,100. A TON more pix here – tinyurl.com/POKiwi - Full set of books, looked fresh condition when taking pix.) Heaps of face value - saw $5, $10 and $20 face value stamps in here you are very likely buying well under face! Strips, mini sheets, High values to $20 - a great Estate lot to clear today - a steal at UNDER $A30 per book! $A350 (Stock 242BE)

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Armistice Stamp Show

The cornet sounded the Last Post.

The Exhibition organisers produced a number of Customized Advertising Labels (CALs) which are valid for postage.

New Zealand Post issued a set of 5 stamps, also available in two different mini-sheets. 52 - Stamp News


Dunedin, New Zealand 2018 At Sunday’s Armistice Day ceremony, Exhibition Secretary Sinclair McLaren and Barney Pitman quote the Ode to Remembrance in English and in Māori.

New Zealand Post used commemorative postmarks for each of the three days.

upcoming stamp & coin fairs & events new south wales victoria Jan 5 - (1st Sat) 9am to 4pm Orange Stamp Fair, Quinn’s Arcade, Summer St, Orange. Ph: Norm 02 63623754. Jan 5 - (1st Sat) Northside Stamp Fair. 1st Floor, Car park Building, Manly-Warringah Leagues Club, cnr Federal Parade/Pittwater Rd, Brookvale, NSW. Jan 5 - (1st Sat) Katoomba Stamp & Coin Fair, 9am - 4pm, Masonic Hall, Cnr Station & Civic Sts, Katoomba. Ph. 0417 802 754 Jan 5 - (1st Sat) Sutherland Shire Stamp & Coin Collectors Fair, Gymea Anglican Church Hall, 131 Gymea Bay Rd, Gymea. Jan 20 - (3rd Sun) Stamp & Coin Fair, 10am - 3pm, Pioneers Hall, Cowper St, Wallsend. 8 Dealers. 4971 3483 Jan 27 - (4th Sun) Epping Stamp & Coin Fair, Community Hall, 9 Oxford St, Epping. 10am - 4pm. Free Entry, 6 Dealers, Buy/Sell.

Jan 6 - (1st Sun) Western Suburbs Stamp, Coin & Banknote Fair, Strathmore Bowling Club, 40 Loeman St, Strathmore. Enq: Chris. 0413355716. Jan 12 - (2nd Sat) Salvation Army Stamp Fair, Ferntree Gully. For details see full page ad Jan 19 - Stamp Coin, Card Fair, Peninsula Stamp Club, Dromana Uniting Church Hall, cnr. Point Nepean Rd & McCulloch St. 9 - 3 Free admission 0418 322 315 Jan 20 - (3rd Sun) Stamp, Card - Phone Card Fair, Bentleigh-McKinnon Youth Centre, Higgins Rd, Bentleigh. Dealers plus huge range activities. Ph: 0418 322 315. Jan 27 - (last Sun ex Dec) Stamp, Coin & Phonecard Fair, Jaycees Hall, Silver Grove, Nunawading. 9am-3pm.

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TBA - QStamp Fair, Southside, Mt Gravatt Showgrounds, Memorial Hall, Logan Rd. Free Entry 8.30am - 2pm Jan 14 - (2nd Mon) - Gold Coast PS Sale, Rm 1, Southport Comm. Centre, Lawson St, Southport. 11.30am 2.30pm Brisbane Table Tennis Association Centre

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Introducing the Australian Philatelic Federation Postal Stationery – Russian New Year Postcards are prepared by private companies and are readily available at commercial outlets. They are usually illustrated with pictures or printed advertisements. They do not have prepaid franking and the addition of a postage stamp is required to mail them. They are not considered postal stationery. Postal cards, on the other hand, are postal stationery. They are differentiated from postcards as they have an imprinted stamp (or indicium), signifying the prepayment of postage and are sold only by postal authorities. In October 1, 1869 the world’s first postal card was produced by Austria-Hungary. They caught on quickly. To the post office, there were positive advantages to postal cards as opposed to correspondence in envelopes. The cards were lighter and less bulky than letters and they were all the same size. The result was that they occupied less than one third of the space required by the same number of letters. For the public there were also advantages. They were

Figure 1: DED MOROZ - GRANDFATHER FROST - SANTA

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simple and cheap making them an instant success. By the end of the 1870s most countries issued postal cards. The first Russian postal card was produced in 1872. During the Soviet years, Christmas celebrations were not allowed in the Soviet Union when religion was essentially banned under Communist rule. New Year’s celebrations that were similar to Christmas began in the 1930s. Russians still celebrate New Year’s based on the Gregorian calendar, 13 days after the usual date. Russians began celebrating Christmas again in the 1990s after the fall of the Soviet Union. However, the New Year holiday remains much more important. From 1954 annual New Year Postal cards were produced. Although the artwork became more modern and international in style, the themes often show typical aspects of the Soviet and Russian culture. Many of the designs also show a decorative folk-art


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Figure 3 (left): SNEGUROCHKA - SNOW GIRL - SNOW MAIDEN Figure 4 (above): 1974 postal card shown in figure 3. The reverse (figure 4), shows the domestic rate of 4 kopek.

influence. You don’t need to know the Russian language to enjoy Russian New Year postcards. Almost all of the cards have the same phrase on the front: с новым годом. This is pronounced SNO-vim GOdahm and is translated as Happy New Year. On the back of most of the postal cards is the post office approval date, an indicium, the artist’s name and © USSR Ministry of Communications (Министерство связи СССР). Some common themes on Russian New Year postcards are Santas, Snow Girls, Troikas, Snowmen, People, Animals, Space, Winter Scenes, Postal Mail, and Decorations. Of course, there is a lot of overlap among these categories. Little bluebirds or bullfinches often appear as part of the scene. These birds are symbols of good luck and happiness. Clocks with their hands near midnight appear as symbols of time and the New Year. Many of the designs on the New Year’s cards include snowflakes, starbursts, swirls, and/or plumes. These elements give the cards a sparkly and dynamic look. Red Soviet stars usually top the New Year trees. Occasionally, there is some propaganda mixed in with the New Year greetings.

DED MOROZ - GRANDFATHER FROST SANTA. Ded Moroz (Grandfather Frost) took the place of Santa Claus. Most of the Santas look more like a traditional old-fashioned European Santa than a chubby American Santa. They usually wear a long red robe that is often decorated with embroidery Russian Santas don’t just bring gifts; they also deliver mail. They are shown with a variety of modes of transportation, in figure 1 the Santa is shown delivering the mail on skis. Sometimes Santa’s robes (figure 2) are other colors, especially blue. SNEGUROCHKA - SNOW GIRL - SNOW MAIDEN. Snegurochka is Santa’s granddaughter and helper. She can be either a girl or a young woman. She usually has a long blonde braid and is dressed in blue or red with a traditional style kokoshnik headdress. Hares, bear, and foxes are the most common animals on Russian New Year postcards. Most of the animals that appear on cards seem to have their origins in fairy tales. Snegurochka is seen with a deer on this 1974 postal card shown in figure 3. The reverse (figure 4), shows the domestic rate of 4 kopek. TROIKAS - Russian Santas don’t drive sleighs pulled by reindeer. They drive traditional Russian Stamp News - 55


Introducing the Australian Philatelic Federation

troikas. The troika is a sleigh pulled by three horses harnessed abreast. The middle horse trots while the side horses Figure 5 & 6: TROIKA gallop. The Russian stamp in Figure 5 shows a troika (driven by Ded Moroz) River. Divided by the Yangtze, Wuhan is known flying in front of Spasskaya Tower celebrating the as the ‘‘Three Towns of Wuhan” with Hankou and upcoming year of 1972. Figure 6 is a current postal Hanyang on the west bank, and Wuchang on the card with a non-denominated indicium for domestic east. It has an ancient history and a thriving present. use. Historic relics excavated from ancient tombs tell the SNOWMEN - Snowmen often wear buckets for city’s long history dating back 3,500 years. It was hats symbolizing prosperity. The 1965 postal card in the cradle of the Chu Civilization and its merchants Figure 7 shows a snowman with red robins that are followed the great Yangtze River and lake network to also popular new year symbols. expand businesses throughout the entire country. For SPACE - It’s not unusual to find spaceflight centuries, Wuhan has been the center of trade and imagery on Soviet New Year issues, some stamps transportation in central China. Today it is an imand many postal cards. James G. Reichman wrote portant hub in central China and a feature of Yangtze a whole book on it called Soviet New Year’s Issues River cruises for sightseers and businessmen travelRelated to Spaceflight (2013) and noted 468 items ing from Sichuan to Shanghai or Hong Kong. depicting spaceflight on Soviet postal items, many of The China 2019 World Stamp Exhibition will be them special postal cards. The cosmonauts on Rusheld at the Wuhan International Expo Center from sian New Year cards are generally child size. The June 11-17, 2019. It will coincide with the 70th 1961 postal card in Figure 8 shows the cosmonaut anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic delivering New Year envelopes. of China. Their aim is “prosperity and promotion, As the political climate changed in the 1990s, peace and trust, cultural recognition, and mutual Russia started including more Christmas images on assistance for each other”. The plan is to have 3,500 its new year’s stamps, including Grandfather Frost frames across all FIP philatelic classes: Champi(looking more like Santa Claus) and his sleigh, deco- onship Class, Traditional Philately, Postal History, rated Christmas trees and brightly wrapped presents. Postal Stationery, Aerophilately, Astrophilately, Thematic, Maximaphily, Revenue, Modern Philately, China 2019 World Philatelic Exhibition Open Philately, Picture Postcards (Experimental), The signing ceremony for the China 2019 World Youth Philately, One Frame Exhibits and Philatelic Stamp Exhibition was held in Wuhan, the capital of Literature. the Hubei province, on November 1st. The signing ceremony was hosted by Ma Xulin, Wuhan is situated on Jianghan Plain, fertile land Director of the General Service Department of the created by the Hanjiang River joining the Yangtze State Post Bureau. The contract was signed by Tay 56 - Stamp News


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Figure 7 (above): Snowmen with a bucket on his head Figure 8 (right): Santa delivers letters from Space Peng Hian, President of International Federation of Philately (FIP) and Zhang Yuhu, Vice President and Secretary General of the All-China Philatelic Federation. (Figure 9) The Armistice Stamp Show 2018 The Armistice Stamp Show 2018 was a full New Zealand National Exhibition run by the Dunedin Philatelic Society and held at the More FM Arena, Edgar Centre, Portsmouth Drive, Dunedin on 9-11 November 2018. The Exhibition was a spacious sports arena. There were nine dealers present as well as New Zealand Post. The Sunday coincided with the 100th anniversary of the cessation of hostilities of The Great War (World War I) which was the central theme of the Exhibition. This was marked by a remembrance ceremony (including a bugler) at 11 am on the Sunday of the Exhibition, 11 November. The show souvenirs commemorated the anniversary. These included a miniature sheet and a set of five commemorative stamps with a stained-glass window design issued by New Zealand Post. Four of the stamps depict members of New Zealand armed forces, the navy, the army, the air force and the medical core. The fifth stamp features the RNRSA poppy. Three of the stamps can be seen on the welcome

banner in figure 10. The 11 November 2018 special postmarks provided by New Zealand proved very popular. The Exhibition had 104 exhibits in 509 frames of which 43 exhibits were from Australia. National-level classes of Traditional, Postal History, Postal Stationery, Revenues, Open, Aerophilately, Thematics, Youth, Maximaphily, One-Frame, Postcards, First Day Covers and Modern (since 1988) were included. In addition, there were the New Zealand only classes of Adult and Youth Development and a Jury Class. The Adult Development class provided the opportunity for a new exhibitor to show from ½ to 2 frames, while Youth Development exhibits can be 8-16 sheets. The exhibits were well received. They included postage stamps from small towns around New Zealand and other stamps ranging from flora and fauna to collections featuring the Royal Family, as well as several boards of elaborately crafted embroidered postcards sent from troops in Western Europe back to their English-speaking relatives. Gary Diffen won the Grand award at the Exhibition with his Open exhibit Preparations for War and the Australians Military Campaign at Gallipoli. Stamp News - 57


Introducing the Australian Philatelic Federation The Exhibition was lined with antique cars and motorcycles. ‘Josephine’, the Train, (figure 11) was the prominent feature in the Josephine Foyer. She was one of two Double Fairlie locomotives brought from England in 1872 and began her career on the Dunedin-Port Chalmers railway line. Josephine later worked at other locations throughout the country before returning to Otago to work on the construction of the ‘Central Otago Railway Line’. She was retired from service in 1917 and sent to the scrap yard in 1920. She avoided the scrap heap and, since the

latter half of the 1920s, has been on display. There was a welcome function on Friday night that included the Robert Samuel Lecture on New Zealand Post and Telegraph at War (Robert was best known for his collection of New Zealand Postal Stationery and was editor of the still-used catalogue of New Zealand postal stationery). The Awards Night was held at the Toitu Settlers Museum. There was a Figure 9 (above): Formal contract for the China 2019 World Stamp Exhibition is signed Figure 10 (left): Armistice Stamp Show banner Figure 11(below): Josephine

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Philatelic Development Officer, APF Figure 12 (left): Dealers at Sharjah Stamp Exhibition Figure 13 (below): Awards Presentation

‘Royal Breakfast’ with members of the Royal Philatelic Societies of New Zealand, Victoria, London and Canada attending. A range of meetings were held at the Exhibition including: Airmail Society, Postcard Society, Judges Association, and a presentation by David Loe. Sharjah Stamp Exhibition 2018 The Sharjah Stamp Exhibition 2018 was conducted by the Emirates Philatelic Association at the Megamall in Sharjah 13 - 17 Noveber. Sharjah itself is one of the 7 Emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and is some 15 Km from the Emirates of Dubai. The Exhibition theme was “Year of Zayed”. Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan ( 1918 - 2004) was the ruler of Abu Dhabi for 38 years and the founding father and driving force behind the creation of the UAE. This was a small but well organised exhibition with 51 Exhibits in 149 frames across all classes including Literature and Picture Postcards. Exhibitors came from 6 countries within the

Arab regions - UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia as well as Indonesia and Australia. Australia was well represented by 8 exhibitors showing 9 exhibits across 35 frames (including one Literature exhibit - The Courier - Journal of the Tasmanian Philatelic Society). There were around 30 dealers present selling banknotes as well as stamps, documents and covers. Material was almost all Middle Eastern and both the Palestine and UAE Postal Authorities were present. The Palestine Postal Authority had been invited as a special guest and did a brisk trade in recent issues and official post cards. The Awards Presentation was on board a boat on Dubai Creek (Figure 13). Australia acquitted itself very well and received 4 Large Vermeil and 5 Vermeil medals.

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Market Matters After 30 years, new Tasmania cancel book.

“Tasmanian Postal History - The Post Office and their Datestamps” edited by John Hardinge, a well known collector there, has recently been published by the Tasmania Philatelic Society. A superb, and YEARS overdue new opus work. Hard cover, 282 quality archive grade paper A4 sized pages, and THIRTY years of combined research in here, from a wide range of the Tassie experts. Each book is calligraphy hand numbered, author hand signed, hard case-bound with double folded dust jacket, and will NOT be reprinted, I was assured by all concerned. John Hardinge tells me he is VERY happy with the end result. Such a small run will cover about HALF the global demand when word spreads. The Hugh Freeman NSW Numeral Cancels book had the same tiny print number problem when issued - prices soared to $500 a copy very fast. “Supply Meets Demand.” Most of the 250 copies printed were pre-sold to active Tasmania Philatelic Society Members etc, some months ago, at a pre-publication price offer. Almost no copies above that number fully pre-paid 250 copies produced for the World. were printed, as the Society did not want to get caught holding unsold books. Those extras then totally sold out fast on the TPS site at $160 plus post, as you can see on this link ttps://tasstampbooks.com - and as always in these ventures, vast numbers of Tasmania collectors globally had no idea these books were being produced, and now need to source it from the trade.

We NEED superb works like this.

Each hand signed and calligraphy numbered. 60 - Stamp News

I ordered and pre-paid for several cartons up front, months back, and have near sold out of those already. I am a huge believer in philatelic publishing, and try to financially support those who produce fine and long overdue works like this one. “Knowledge Is Power”. There are probably some 50 dealers and Auction houses in UK and Europe and USA alone, who


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“GRAVELLY BEACH” cds is rated RRRRR. NEED this superb work, and as yet, do not even know it is printed! Cost is no real matter to them - they all simply buy one when they hear it is published, as all things Tasmania are HOT! Finding just ONE better postmark in an old album, or junk lot, just once in your lifetime, might pay for this book MANY times over. Find the cancel shown nearby, on a very 10¢ common stamp, and you’ll repay it TWENTY times over! This 282 page book lists every known hand-held datestamp from 1823 to 2000, with rarity ratings, early/late dates, datestamp type, every post office opening and closing plus extensive related information. This means all “postmarks” excepting

those made by machine, seen in Tasmania from earliest times, to end of the 20th century. It also includes Postmaster’s manuscript endorsements. All Datestamp types from 1861 are illustrated with real examples. Many images of Tasmanian Post Offices from the 19th and 20th Century, and many postmarks. Extensive notes, including number of examples recorded for very rare postmarks. Illustrated in full colour. John Hardinge has been researching information from many sources for at least the last 30 years. These sources include the Tasmanian Post Office archives, the early postal historians such as Purves, Campbell and Avery, and his own very exten-

TEEPOOKANA cancel sells for $A3,620! Stamp News - 61


Market Matters sive collection, and consulting with many collectors and contemporary specialists.

Never been on public record before.

The author has distilled all known information on his subject into one volume, and as such this book must be considered the last word on the history of Tasmania’s hand-held datestamps. Much of the material in the The unique 2d Orange Pigeon Pair. book has never been placed on the public book page marked at $1 - the underlying stamp is rerecord before. A must-have. tail 10¢. Indeed there were THREE different cds of The rarity ratings have been verified by a group “TEEPOOKANA” - each type is rated “RRRRR”! of experienced collectors over the last few years. The first cancels had 3 words – TEE POO KANA. While the rarity ratings will be the main interest for And not just tiny remote PO’s have rare cancels. some collectors, chapters explaining the history of There are masses of HOBART and LAUNCESTON datestamp issues, datestamp types (extensively illuscancels in here rated “RRRRR” - if you do not trated) and information on the development of the have this book youi would simply dismiss them as Post Office in Tasmania will appeal to those interestcommon strikes from big city General Post Offices. ed in the wider picture. Wrong - lots of great data in here. Published in hard cover on bright archive grade All books are mailed carefully wrapped in bubble gloss paper, with stitched binding, heavy grade wrap to protect them, and each is hand numbered on turned top and base double thickness dust cover, outer bubble wrap, by the same hand as the inner caland best of all, each individually calligraphy hand ligraphy. A nice touch! A very professional effort numbered, and each personally signed by the Author, by all involved at the Tasmania Philatelic Society John Hardinge. top marks. LOTS of circular postmarks on the common Tasmania 1899 “Pictorial” series are worth several 500 Million to one KGV find. $100’s each - indeed quite a few are WAY into the Shown nearby is the Australia KGV 2d Orange IN4 figure region. Demand is global, and supply near VERTED Watermark stamp, along with normal wanon-existent of the scarcer ones - hence the eye-watermark. Near 500 MILLION of these oranges were tering prices. printed, and only a very few inverts ever surfaced. The “TEEPOOKANA” shown nearby sold for Both stamps as you can see, have IDENTICAL date $3,620 at auction - most readers of this would not handstamps from “Burracoppin Western Australia, have given it a second glance it if were on a circuit 62 - Stamp News


Glen Stephens He’d hinged them onto album pages about 50 years earlier, and had not even looked at watermarks - back then, interest in those was negligible.

Largest stamp find he ever made!

Seller got $3,000 less for this one! April 5, 1922.” This is a TINY little one-horse town, right in the remote WA Nullarbor Desert. A reader of my column some years back read that someone had stiffed me on the sale of another copy of this stamp error shown nearby - also cancelled “Burracoppin,” which had cost me my $1,000 profit margin. He backed off a firm price deal, and chose “Auction Roulette.” This genius literally lost himself $3,000 cold in the process, as he stupidly went down the uncertain path of auctioning it, and got $3,000 less in his pocket than what I’d agreed to pay – cash, same day! Weird - full detail here - tinyurl.com/Burracoppin An 85 year old WA reader of that column collected postmarks, not stamps, so he went to his WA cancels, as he recalled having a couple of nice “‘Burracoppin” cds, also on 2d Orange KGV’s.

The two used copies he possessed, had the same date “Burracoppin” cancel - but one was inverted watermark, and one was not! Amazing. After receiving them, and checking the error was genuine, I sent him a very large cheque same day as promised, and he was absolutely delighted. The biggest find he ever made in his very long stamp lifetime. Clearly April 1922 saw the last of the invert sheet used up, (the other copy recorded, shown nearby has a March date) and the first stamp of a new sheet was used - with normal watermark. Lovely pigeon pair clean and fresh - perfectly upright cds on the error stamp. Cleaner cut looking perfs than the other copies recorded exhibit. As postage back then in the 1920s was 1d for a domestic letter, and 3d was the Registered fee, it is more than likely this pair was off a Registered cover - shame they ever got soaked off. Last stamp of one sheet, and first stamp off a new sheet etc. Shade is slightly different as can be seen. The recent mainstream auction catalogue of this pair speculated: “Could the error be the result of a wmk bit that was inverted on the dandy roll, rather than the sheet being inverted prior to printing!?” I kid you not. Real ‘ebay Dreamer’ stuff! A wonderful pair - no other major Australian used rarity exists with a same day town cancel with error and normal. The highest recorded price paid for one of these is $18,640 obtained at auction by Prestige Philately in 2004. That stamp was way off centre, with a heavy Moonta (SA) cds. SG catalogue today is #62W cat £5,500, and ACSC is 95a at $8,500. Still a desirable inverted watermark, and after near a century, only a few are recorded. BEWARE - this 2d Orange stamp perfoStamp News - 63


Market Matters rated “OS” with inverted watermark, is relatively plentiful. I sold the matched cancel pair very quickly to a client, and dealer colleague Kevin Morgan in Melbourne mentioned to me today that he had now bought it, and had found this story when he was researching the error. Again, I’d have cheerfully paid $1,500 more in cash than foolish vendor eventually gets for these - and if anyone wants to be their next custodian, Kevin has the pair in stock at $A5,000. A totally unique pair for some astute reader!

WW2 UK Food Parcel Labels.

Something many readers may

Only 2 mint copies recorded, 3/7d Myer Label.

Early versions used postage stamps. 64 - Stamp News

not have ever seen, are the “A Gift Parcel From Australia” official Postal Stationary items, that are more commonly known here to collectors and the trade, as “WW2 Food Parcel Labels”. The end of World War II in 1945 saw Britain leave many food items rationed. Indeed rationing persisted in Britain until the mid-1950s. Friends and relatives in “the bread basket” of Australia literally sent very many 100,000s of heavy gift food par-


Glen Stephens Basic goods rationed until QE2 Coronation.

The unique Hordern Food Parcel label cels to the UK, to help them get back on their feet. This BBC link outlines the Food Rationing in the UK well after WW2, indeed the system did not end until 1954, which might surprise many! tinyurl.com/ RationUK has more details - Meat, bacon, sugar, and butter were all rationed nationally, right up to the QE2 Coronation year in 1953.

In the late 1940s (indeed until 1954) Britons were subject to rationing. Even as late as 1950, goods such as these were still rationed in the UK - canned and dried fruit, chocolate biscuits, treacle, syrup, jellies, soap, sugar - and of course much fresh produce like milk, butter and meat, and of course petrol. Australia was the bread basket for the “Motherland” for much of this produce, which was freely available in Australian stores, and inexpensive. Rationed goods in England, that transported well such as canned and dried fruit, chocolate biscuits, treacle, syrup, jellies, soap, sugar were cheap to buy here, and of course greatly sought after in Britain. At that time near all Australians had a “British

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Market Matters Connection” with relatives and immediate family in the “old country”. Indeed at this time, the Australian population was almost entirely of British Isles descent. The large influx of Greeks, Italians, Yugoslavs etc did not occur until the late 1940s. So this extensive “Food For Britain” campaign was mounted in the post-war years. Myer Stores also used Food Parcel meters. The Australian Post Office co-operated, and introduced VERY KGVI in maroon, and 5/10d KGVI in deep blue cheap “Food For Britain” rates to allow this to used, for embossing their labels. With such clearly occur. Three heavily discounted weights of parcel pre-determined Food Parcel contents, the previous were possible - up to 3lbs at 1/11d, up to 7lbs at fiddly customs labels were not required. 3/7d, and up to 11lbs (about 5 kilos) at 5/10d. The The Myer Emporium monolith store approached latter was by far the most heavily used. the Australia Post Office to emboss gummed Food As the lightest weight ½ ounce airmail letter to Parcel use labels for them, that had these impressed the UK cost 2/-, and a light USA letter cost 4/- back stamp on them, so as to rapidly identify sendings that at this time, just a little more than that in cost, to qualified for this new low postage rate. send a heavy 11 pound weight carton to the UK, was The Post Office agreed to this request, and as you clearly very exceptional value, and was heavily used. can see, the 5/10d blue KGVI head stamp impresBefore these special Stationery impressions, sion, was in line with that standard design die type Customs labels were required, declaring and itemisused on pre-stamped envelopes, and Registered ing the items as foodstuffs sent at no cost, and each envelopes of the time. postage rate required at least three stamps being used Britain waived customs fees on these parcels, so - see nearby image. Commercial food suppliers, they were a huge success, and some 273,722 of the acting as agents, found this procedure laborious and 5/10d labels were produced. They are more often expensive. seen than the 3/7d, of which 107,539 labels were sold, so near 400,000 parcels emanated using these labels alone. Myer Emporium lead the charge. Myer stores interstate used a special meter label Retailers - mainly The Myer Emporium of Melone is shown nearby from Myer Emporium Adelaide bourne, negotiated in 1946 to have the dies of 3/7d 66 - Stamp News


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Myer later used meter franked versions. for the 3/7d. The special meter slogan, as can be seen, said “SEND A MYER PACKED GIFT PARCEL TO FRIENDS IN ENGLAND” dated February 1947. Grace Brothers in Sydney also did similar Meter labels, but few Brits bothered retaining either.

Anthony Hordern labels remarkably scarce.

The large Anthony Hordern department store in Sydney also ordered these labels. Shown nearby is the ONLY Anthony Hordern Food Parcel Label known to exist. Not just in used, but no mint copies are recorded as surviving, and it is not known if they too did 3/7d values. My hunch is that a large store like that would have requested both values especially as the far smaller Tasmania retailer Fitzgeralds ordered the same numbers of both values. The ACSC latest

Edition has it listed at just $7,500. VERY strange cat figure, based on the previous Public Auction result. This label clearly has a few faults, and looks like the silverfish have had a good chew at it in places. However I note it was invoiced for $10,350 at Prestige Auctions in 2008 estimate $5,000, so keen bidding at that time. It sold last month for $7,280, as it was poorly promoted, and the earlier sale figure was foolishly not mentioned. The large Fitzgerald Department Stores in Hobart Tasmania, also ordered similar large printed gummed Food Parcel labels, with the embossed 3/7d and 5/10d KGVI impressions, being supplied in same pink and blue colours as used for Myer. ACSC research shows us that Fitzgerald’s ordered 1000 of each value, but only the lower value is recorded as existing, via 2 used examples, ACSC PL3b, Cat $7,500 each. A 5/10d Fitzgeralds would be a tremendous find by someone! Anything is possible. The Victoria Department of Agriculture or also ordered the 5/10d Blue KGVI labels. One certainly sees mint examples offered now and again, but I have seldom seen used copies ever offered, even at large Auctions. I can’t recall seeing any used examples offered in recent years, and have never owned one. Stamp News - 67


Market Matters The current ACSC values of $1,000 mint, and $1,500 used for those seem well out of skew with the other types, to me at least. The USED should be 2 or 3 times as high as the current ACSC level in my view, as mint are seen around in the market. Even at $3,000 used they’d appear on the low side, to me anyway.

Rationing eased slightly in late 1940s.

By late 1949, with rationing in UK beginning to ease, the reduced demand for these parcels no longer justified the embossing, and The Myer Emporium Melbourne reverted to using adhesive stamps, or a more usual meter machine for the postage - see image nearby. The large Myer label illustrated nearby of same design as the embossed version, from January 1948 has a 5/10d Meter impression, presumably applied in-store. In THEORY it should be worth far more than the 5/10d blue embossed, as these are RARE. These parcel labels are of additional interest to those who use the Seven Seas brand albums, as there are spaces THIS gem just sold for $A712! for these label “cut-outs” on many sets of their pages, and even these small in the long sea transit, and even if some kid tried to cut outs from top right corner sell very well when peel it off the parcel for their collection, they always offered. tore or thinned it etc, due to the very large size, and The very thin, very fragile, and very large gummed strong gum. labels were licked onto parcels, sent by sea, and 2 or Near all used copies I have ever seen offered, 3 months latter arrived in Britain, where the grateful have had small transit faults/creases/tears or thinrecipients tore the parcels open in excitement, and ning. These special labels only lasted in use for 3 tossed away the outer brown paper wrapper with the years (until 1949) hence their great scarcity today in address section. complete form, even when damaged. tinyurl.com/1946Food has a great deal of discusTossed away when Food Parcels arrived. sion on them, and shows many of the other differThe label looked like a common retailer address ent types and styles and forms and labels generally label, and not a stamp in the usual way - just a meter unrecorded so far, for sending Food Parcel to Britain, imprint. The flimsy label was very often damaged and are seldom seen. Others may exist. A great new 68 - Stamp News


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Christmas Day in Nicosia. collecting field to look into! Just as I was filing this column December 2, noticed a weird figure obtained for a tatty looking NSW Duty stamp. An 1873 NINE PENCE overprint on 1d green QV. Start price was 99c and the ebay Bunny Brigade drove it up to $712.56 for some reason. Me, I’d have left it in a stockbook probably, so someone must have recognised it was pretty scarce. Huge thin on reverse, and of course being eBay, the seller did not mention the heavily toned/foxed perfs who needs to mention such minor detail. Gotta love Bunnies! The John Barefoot Revenues Catalogue has it as NSW #48, cat £10 quid used. Badly thinned and badly foxed - 10% to 20% of that catalogue value in the REAL world, outside of WackoBay. No IQ test

required to bid there - does the bidder own a Barefoot Cat - of COURSE not! As a UK dealer commented when he saw it raised for comment on stampboards.com - “If I'd seen this in an album it would have failed even minimum standards for kiloware, so I'm fascinated what makes it so rare.”

Season’s Greetings To All!

The stamp business for me has gone BALLISTIC this year. The weak $A has seen a vast surge in orders from overseas, USA especially, and particularly for better pieces in the 3 and 4 figure plus range, that I mostly deal in. Other dealer friends report the same kind of story and pattern this year. Super low interest rates globally, and often nerStamp News - 69


Market Matters vous share markets, and even more nervous real estate markets in many countries, has seen a good deal of savvy money switching into better stamps. Which often rise 5% or more a year - and that rise is mostly Tax Free for private collectors. We spent last Christmas Day in Nicosia Cyprus, and were kindly invited by my stamp friend Akis Christou to lunch, for the full Greek extended family Christmas gathering - quite a wonderful experience! Next day we crossed the fortified Green Line that divides Nicosia, and toured Turkish Cyprus. Akis has a large Gold Medal winning collection of early Cyprus - most especially the CYPRUS overprints on GB stamps. He has a HUGE basement in his large home filled with collections - amazing stuff and very interesting to look over. One of his interests is the 1935 Silver Jubilee

stamp issues of Australia. He has albums and albums of them. Proofs, covers, errors, multiples, varieties - you name it. He has never visited here, but just loves that issue! He runs the largest bookstore in Cyprus - Soloneion, and has a pretty decent section there for stamp accessories, and albums etc. Margo took this photo nearby of us standing in front of part of it all, with a lot of “Lighthouse” product. We flew from there to Austria, to Denmark for while, then way down to Lisbon Portugal for New Year’s Eve, and up to Porto - very pretty place. Then a flight across to Barcelona for a few days, and back to Frankfurt for the lonnng flight home.

Windhoek here we come!

We travelled an awful lot during this year, domestically and overseas, and this Christmas fly to Korea, then Ethiopia for a few days. Then fly to Windhoek, capital of Namibia, once South West Africa, and rent a car, and wander about the game parks, and arid sand dunes etc. Then overland via the wildlife of Botswana, to Victoria Falls Zimbabwe for New Year’s Eve, then to Zambia. Fly back home via Addis Ababa Ethiopia, and then to frozen Beijing of all places, on the way home. “Thank You” to all readers globally, for the many phone calls and letters and emails with comments for AND against what has been written here, over the past year! It has been a most interesting one. “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year”, to one and all, and your families. Be safe, have a great time among your family and friends and STAMPS - and enjoy the break! See you all in 2019. Glen Glen Stephens has written monthly ‘Stamp Tipster’ Columns for over 30 years - globally. A vast library of his past articles and photos are found at – www.glenstephens.com/column.html

Glen Stephens

4 The Tor Walk, Castlecrag, NSW, 2068 Ph: 02 9958 1333 email: glen@glenstephens.com Website: www.glenstephens.com 70 - Stamp News


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philatelic clubs & societies new south wales Armidale Circle RSPC: Mtg 2nd Wed Australian Cmwlth Collectors Club of NSW: Mtg 3rd Mon 7.45pm, 1st flr. Philas House, 17 Brisbane St, Darlinghurst, Sydney 2001. Ph 02 9264 8301 Australian Numismatic Society, NSW Branch: Mtg 3rd Monday, Philas House Australian States Study Circle: Mtg 4th Wed 7.30pm; Ph: 02 9264 8301 Bathurst Stamp Coin and Collectables Club: Mtg 1st Mon 7.30pm, Old Eglinton fire shed, Park St, Elington Blue Mountains Stamp Club: Mtg 4th Friday (ex Dec) 8.00pm Katoomba Public School; PO Box 76, Blackheath Boambee East PS: Mtg 1st Tues (ex. Jan) 6pm Boambee East Comm. Centre, Bruce King Dr. Ph: 02 66581385 Burwood District SC: Mtg 4th Wed Campbelltown District PS: Mtg 2nd Wed 7.30pm (ex Jan - 4th Wed); @ Catholic Hall Acacia St, Ruse. Inquiries: mystampclub@yahoo.com.au; PO Box 478, Campbelltown 2560 Castle Hill SC Mtg 2nd Wed 7.30pm, Hills District Bowling Club, Jenner Street, Baulkham Hills; PO Box 151 Castle Hill NSW 1765 China Study Group of PSNSW: Mtg 4th Mon 7.30pm; Ph: 02 9264 8301 Cinderella SC: Produces “Cinderellas Australia” and monographs; PO Box 889, Chatswood, NSW 2057 Club WIlloughby Philatelic Section : Mtg 4th Thursday Earlwood and District SC: Mtg 1st Wed Eastwood-Epping PS: Mtg 1st Tuesday Grafton Stampers & Everything Philatelic: Mtg 1st Sun 2pm (ex School Hols). Grafton Baptist Church Hall, Cnr Queen & Oliver Sts. Ph 02 6642 1363. email gbchurch@bigpond.com. Great Lakes SC: Mtg1st Sat 9.30am , Workshop & Market 1st Sat 9-12, Tuncurry Enq: Ph 02 6555 5664 Gosford PS: Afternoon Mtg 1st Mon Hawkesbury Valley PS (Richmond Stamp Club): Mtg 2nd Thurs (ex Jan) PO Box 28 Richmond 2753 Illawarra PS: Mtg 3rd Wednesday, Room 2, Illawarra Master Builders Club, 61 Church St, Wollongong 7.00 pm. Lord Howe Island Postal History Society: Mtg by arrangement. Contact Pres: Dr William Mayo, 02 9918 6825 Maitland SC: Mtg 2nd Mon ex Jan. ‘Show & Tell’ every mtg E. Maitland Bowling Club, Bank St. Pres. Mark Saxby; Sec. David Carratt; Ph: 02 4932 4045 Email: carrotspatch@tpg.com.au Manly-Warringah Stamp Club: Mtg 2nd Tues, cnr. Pittwater Rd & Federal Pde, Brookvale. Sec. Graeme Morriss Ph: 02 9905 3255 email: stampsmw@bizland.com.au Milton-Ulladulla SC: Meeting 1pm on 4th Monday of each month (ex Dec.) Milton Ulladulla Bowling Club, St. Vincent Street, Ulladulla Sec. POBox 670, Ulladulla, NSW 2539 Tel. Barbara Smith 0244555214 Morisset Uniting Church SC: Mtg 4th Sat 10am (ex Dec) Mudgee Coin Note & Stamp Club: Mtg 1st Sunday Ph 02 63735324 Newcastle PS: Mtg 2nd Thurs, 7.30pm Mayfield Ex-Services Club; 10am 3rd Wed, 48 Mackie Ave, New Lambton, Juniors 11am 3rd Sun, Wallsend Pioneers Hall

act Canberra, Philatelic Society of: 1st Thursday: General Meeting,3rd Thursday: Afternoon Meeting (IF REQUIRED),3rd Thursday: (Evening) Exchange Night, 2nd Tuesday: Postcard Group, 4th Monday: Machin Collectors Group. All meetings 7:45pm, Griffin Centre, Genge Street, Canberra City Postal Address:PO Box 1840,Canberra ACT 2601,Email:psc@netspeed.com.au www.canberrastamps.org

western australia The Airmail Circle of WA: Mtg 5th Monday “Wellington Fair” Unit 18, 40 Lord St. East Perth Tel: 08 9294 3356 Armadale-Kelmscott PS: Mtg 4th Tues; Ph: 08 9397 6525 email: fit.kanga@bigpond.com Bridgetown-Manjimup SC: Mtg 1st Thurs 4.30pm Bridgetown Library Ph 08 9761 4638 or 08 9761 2005 Busselton SC: Mtg 1st Mon, 5pm 7th Day Adv. Church, Alpha St; Ph: 08 9752 4449, 0400 646 282 email witches1@westnet.com.au Canning SC: Mtg 4th Monday Wilson Community Hall, Braibrise Rd Wilson. Ph: 08 9457 7565 Daytime SC: Mtg 1st Thurs; 08 9341 3576 Denmark SC: Mtg 1st Weds Lions Lair Rivermouth Inlet Drive, Denmark. Tel: 08 9848 3325 email: fishneil@westnet.com.au Eastern Goldfields: Mtg 3rd Thurs ; Ph: 0412 156 351 Eaton SC: Mtg 3rd Thurs, 7pm Ph. 08 9795 7744, email: scrapbit@tpg.com Fremantle and District PS: Mtg 2nd Wed, St. Peter’s Church Hall, 4 Hammad St., Palmyra. Circuit books 7pm, meeting 8pm Ph: 08 9284 7125 Have a go SC: Mtg Last Thurs. 137 Edward St, East Perth. Tel: 08 9305 2073 email: nigan@iinet.net.au Kalamunda SC: Mtg 3rd Wed; Ph: 08 9291 8484

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NSW club information:The Philatelic Association of NSW, PO Box220, Darlinghurst, NSW, 1300 Phone: 02 9264 8301

NSW Postcard Collectors Soc: Mtg 1st Wed 7.30pm; Ph: 02 9264 8301 Northern Suburbs PS: Mtg 3rd Thurs, 7.45pm, Naremburn Library, Central St, Naremburn off Slade St Orange Coin and Stamp Club: Mtg Last Tuesday, Orange Community Info Centre, 79-81 Kite St, Orange 7.30pm Parramatta PS: Mtg 1st Friday Penrith and District PS: Mtg 1st Thursdays, 8pm, J3A Bldg. Castlereash St. New PO Box: 252 Kingswood 2750. Ph: 02 4733 3062 Piallaway PS: PO Box 12, Werris Creek PHILAS Stamp Auctions: Mtg 2nd Sat Mar,Jul, Nov Ph 02 9264 8301 PS of Australia: Mtg 3rd Wed (exDec) PS of NSW: Mtg 4th Sat (Philas House), 3rd Tues (Chatswood); Ph: 02 9264 8301 Richmond River (Lismore) PS: Mtg 4th Thursday Royal Sydney Philatelic Club: Mtg 2nd Tues. (ex Jan); Ph: 02 9264 8301 Sapphire Coast Stamp & Coin Club: Mtg Enq 02 6495 7308. Mail to PO Box 285, Pambula, NSW 2549 St. George PS: Mtg 1st Mon Shoalhaven PS: Mtg 2nd Monday (Ex Jan) PO Box 4047, East Nowra 2541. Smithfield SC: Mtg 2nd Mon Society for Polar Philately: 2012 meetings: 2nd Wednesday of February, March, May, July, Sept and November held at Ryde Ex-Services Club 724-730 Victoria Rd, Ryde, NSW Tel: 9807 3344 (in Mackinnon room) starting at 8pm.Enq 0407 277 223 or email penviews@ hotmail.com Sussex Inlet and District: Mtg 3rd Mon Sutherland Shire PS: Mtg 2nd Tues. , 7:30pm, Sutherland Uniting Services Club, 7 East Pde, Sutherland. Information Secretary, PO Box 339, Sutherland, NSW 1499 Sydney Anglican PS: 2nd Sat. even months 9.30-2.30 North Rocks Community Church132 North Rocks Road North Rocks Tamworth PS: Mtg 1st Mon ex. Jan. Tamworth Bridge Club, 7 Hilton St, Tamworth Sec. Graeme Mitchell. PO Box 678, Tamworth NSW 2340 Ph. 02 67664853 Taree RSL Club Ltd SC: Mtg 3rd Mon Toronto SC: Mtg 1st Wed Turramurra SC: Mtg 2nd Monday, 7.45pm. Twin Towns Stamp Club Inc.: Mtg 1st Monday, 7.30p, Masonic Centre, 8 Boyd St, Tweed Heads, 07 5535 3168 Wagga SC: Mtg 1st Wed (ex Jan) ARCC Building, Tarcutta St, 7.30pm. Secretary: Peter Simpfendorfer Ph:02 6922 3393 Wyong PS: Mtgs: 3rd Tues 7.30pm, daytime meetings 1st Weds, KGV Heads group 4th Weds. Jim Spence Sec. 02 4392 3610 email: dandasonter6@bigpond.com

northern territory Alice Springs SC: Meet Informally; PO Box 1529, Alice Springs, NT, 0871. Ph 08 8953 3054 Darwin Philatelic Circle: 1st Sun. 10am - 2pm. 53 Flametree Crt, Rosebery; Ph:(08) 8931 2898; PO Box 1624, Palmerston, NT, 0831; Email: Nadine.Tinsley@nt.gov.au-. WA club information: WA Philatelic Council, GPO Box 9800, Perth, WA, 6001 Mandurah PS PO Box 625 Mandurah WA 6210 2nd Tues 4.45 - 6.30pm Bortolo Park Pavilion Cnr. Bortolo and Murdoch Drives Greenfields WA 6210 08 9581 1083 keithmich@bigpond.com Northern Districts SC: Mtg 2nd Mon; Ph: 08 9329 0117 Philatelic Forum: Mtg 1st Mon (ex Jan); Ph: 08 9294 4277 Rockingham & Kwinana (PS of): Mtg 3rd Tues (NB 2nd in Dec) Pres. Malcolm Brown; Sec. Terry Boyd; PRO Lucie Schokker Ph. 08 9419 1604; email: malcolm.b@iinet.net.au PS of WA: Mtg 3rd Tues; Ph: 08 9294 4277 Stirling PS: Mtg 4th Wed (ex Dec); Clubrooms, Charles Riley Reserve, Wendling Rd, North Beach, Ph: 08 9447 7256 The Postmark Circle (WA): Mtg 2nd Mon; Ph: 08 9294 4277 Victoria Park SC: Mtg 1st Wed; Ph: 08 9472 8072 or 08 9450 5280 WA Study Group: Mtg 4th Thurs (ex Dec) 08 9384 1050 Wanneroo SC: Mtg 3rd Mon; Ph: 08 9305 3130.


philatelic clubs & societies new zealand Air Mail Society of NZ: Ph: 03 3584838; Email: alant@snap.net Auckland PS: Mtg 1st and 3rd Tues (except Jan). Ph 09 9853212; Email kiwibrooce@ yahoo.com; Website: www.aps.gen.nz Christchurch PS: Mtg 2nd Tues, Library night 3rd Tues; GB Machin 3rd Fri odd months; Postal History 1st Mon; Postcard 3rd Tues even months. Email: secretary@ cps.gen.nz; Website: www.cps.gen.nz Dunedin PS: Mtg 4th Thurs (except Nov and Dec). Ph: 03 4557643; Email: davidallison2009@gmail.com; Website: www.dunedinstampclub.org.nz Hastings Stamp Collectors Club: Mtg 3rd Wed (except Jan and 2nd Wed Dec). Ph: 06 8765911; Email: clairemole@xtra.co.nz Hawkes Bay PS: Mtg 1st Wed (ex. Jan). Ph: 06 8439433; Email: dennmarg@paradise. net.nz Horowhenua PS: Mtg 2nd Mon. Ph: 06 3689881; Email: michael.christensen@xtra. co.nz Hutt Valley PS: Mtg 1st Tues (ex. Jan). Ph: 04 5697439; Email: richards@nec.co.nz Kapiti PS: Mtg 3rd Tues (ex Dec). Ph: 04 2971197; Email: ian.burttt@yahoo.co.nz Manaia PS: Mtg (Hawera) 1st Sun. Ph: 06 2784292; Email: peter.williams@xtra.co.nz Manawatu PS: Mtg 1st Wed, daytime meeting 3rd Tues. Ph: 06 3584565; Email: mps@inspire.net.nz Marlborough Stamp Collectors Club: Mtg 3rd Mon (except Jan and 2nd Mon Dec). Morrinsville Stamp Club: Mtg 2nd Wed. Ph: 07 8893199 Nelson PS: Mtg 2nd Tues. Ph: 03 5469092; Email: paula.hucklesby@clear.net.nz North Shore PS: Mtg 2nd (except Jan) and 4th Wed (except Jan and Dec). Email: nsps@xtra.co.nz; Website: www.northshoreps.com NZ Stamp Collectors Club Christchurch: Mtg 4th Wed. Ph 03 3895511; Email: steve@ philatelic.org.nz; Website: www.nzeal.com/philately/nzscc.htm NZ Postcard Society: Ph: 03 3848463; Email: jenny-long@clear.net.nz; Website: www. postcard.org.nz

queensland Arana Hills SC: Meeting 2nd Tues; 07 3851 0213; email: petermccloskey@bigpond.com Bayside Afternoon SC: Meeting last Wed; Ph: 07 3206 6281. Bundaberg PS: Mtg 2nd Mon 7pm, The Family Centre, Kensington St (in the Show Grounds); Ph: 07 4152 2403 or 07 4151 3062 Caboolture & District SC: Mtg 3rd Sat. Ph: 07 5498 6504 Cairns SC: 4th Tues. 7.30pm Comm. Hall, 15 Kamerunga Rd., Stratford 07 4033 2211 Caloundra SC: Mtg. 4th Thurs. Catholic Church Hall, Edmund St. 1.30pm. Ph: 07 5494 7233 City Daytime SC: Mtg 2nd Thurs. Ph: 07 3206 6281 City of Brisbane PS: Mtg 3rd Thurs; Ph: 07 3263 8573 (ah); email: desley@mycelebrant.com Collectors Club Queensland: Mtg 2nd Sunday each month 9am to 1pm - RSL Hall, 58 Arnold St, Holland Park. Contact 0409 130 266 or ccqueensland@gmail.com Enoggera SC: Mtg 1st and 3rd Mon. Ph: 07 3264 4157 Gladstone and District PS: Mtg 2nd Wed (Ex. Jan) & 4th Wed (Ex.Dec). Ph. Sec: 07 4978 1155 Ian Rippingale, Gold Coast PS: Mtg 2nd Mon, 11.30am, Southport Community Centre, Lawson St, Southport. Ph: 07 5546 3801 Gympie SC: Mtg. 2nd Sun. Jessie Witham Centre 1 - 3pm Ph. 07 5483 9188 email: sandandan@bigpond.com Hervey Bay Afternoon Club: Mtg 3rd Wed. Ph: 07 4124 1138 Ipswich SC: Mtg 1st Thurs (ex. Jan). Ph: 07 3282 2983 Junction Park SC: Mtg 1st Tues, 7.30pm, Annerley Baptist Hall, Lambton St. Contact: 07 3277 6724. PO Box 177, Annerley, 4103, righteo274@bigpond.com Lockyer Valley SC: Mtg 4th Sun, 1.30pm, Senior Citizens’s Hall, Gatton. Kerri Martin, Sec. Ph: 07 5465 3390 Email: lvsc@bigpond.com Logan City SC: Meetings 2nd Thurs, Presbyterian Church, Barry St, Slacks Creek, 6pm. Ph: 07 3805 9226. Mackay and District PS: Mtg 2nd Tues. Ph: 07 4942 5433;

Further information can be obtained from the NZ Philatelic Federation, PO Box 58139, Whitby, Porirua, 5245, NZ. E-mail: secretary@nzpf.org.nz Postal History Soc of NZ: Auckland 1st Mon (except Jan). Ph: 09 5220311. Chapter meetings held Invercargill, Nelson, New Plymouth and Wellington. Pukekohe Stamp Club: Mtg 1st Sun. John Mounce, President 649-291-9381 johnmounce@ihug.co.nz Royal PS of NZ: Mtg 2nd Wed (ex Jan). Ph: 04 5899530; Email: office@rpsnz.org.nz; Website www.rpsnz.org.nz South Auckland PS: Mtg last Sat (except Dec), Papatoetoe, day time mtgs 3rd Fri (ex Dec and Jan). Ph: 09 2682245; Email: elowera@orcon.net.nz Southland PS: Mtg 1st Thurs (except Jan), 3rd Tue (daytime) (except Jan). Email: antqgevi@es.co.nz Taranaki PS: Mtg 1st Mon except Jan. Ph: 06 7546212; Email: murray-grimwood@ hotmail.com Tauranga & District Stamp Club: Mtg 2nd (except Jan) and 4th Mon (except Dec). Ph: 07 5765210; Email: beducker@hotmail.com Thames Valley PS: Mtg 1st Mon (except Jan). Ph: 07 8689190. Thematic Association of NZ: Ph: 04 2347218; Email: bob@gibsonz.com Timaru PS: Mtg 1st Wed. Ph: 03 6880343 Upper Hutt PS: Mtg 3rd Mon (except 2nd Mon Dec). Ph: 04 5284123; Email: teme. isaac@clear.net.nz Waikato PS: Mtg 1st (except Jan) and 3rd Wed (except Jan and Dec). Email: c.cameron@agresearch.co.nz Wakatipu PS: Ph: 03 4428865 Wanganui PS: Mtg 2nd Wed. Ph: 06 3427894; Email: g.p.phillips@xtra.co.nz Wellesley PS: Mtg 2nd and 4th Mon (ex public holidays). Ph: 9 8271240 Wellington PS: Mtg 4th Mon (except Dec); Ph: 042347218; Email: bob@gibsonz.com Whakatane PS: Mtg 2nd & 4th Thurs (except Jan) Ph: 07 3222054 or 07 3086193 Whangarei PS: Mtg 2nd Meeting: 2nd Tues (Ex.Jan) Ph 09 4348000; Email john-monica@xtra.co.nz QLD Philatelic Council, 18 Coolcrest St, Wynnum, Qld, 4178. Ph: 07 3396 0846 Fax: 07 3396 0842. Email: QPC-stamps@acenet.net.au Web: www.qpc.asn.au

Maryborough and Wide Bay PS: Mtg 1st Wed (ex. Jan). Salvation Army Youth 7 Comm. Hall. Bazaar St Maryborough. Ph: 07 41224708 (see also Hervey Bay) Nanango SC: Mtg 2nd Sat, 10:00am, Nanango RSL. Contact Ph: 07 3103 8938 or ema il: bowtell_harris@activ8.net.au Philatelic Society of Qld: Mtg 4th Wed 7.30pm,18 Coolcrest St, Wynnum. Ph: 07 3245 5222 Queensland Study Group: Sunday bi-monthly 1.00pm meets QPS house. Contact Ph: 07 3396 0846 email: QPC-stamps@acenet.net.au Redland Bay Coin and Stamp Club, 4th Thurs. Monthly. John Hardman 07 3206 9996 or 07 3822 6987 Rockhampton SC: Mtg 1st Tues. Ph: 07 4926 3336. email: rockystampclub@gmail.com Sherwood Afternoon SC: Mtg 2nd Tues. Ph: 07 3372 6096 Southport Afternoon SC: Mtg 2nd Sat; Ph: 07 55630384 Southside PS: Mtg 3rd Tuesday & 3rd Wednesay (9am) Ph: 07 3848 2304 (ah) email: david. appleton@mailbox.uq.edu.au Sunshine Coast SC (formerly Nambour SC): Mtg 1st Wed, 7.15pm Red Cross Rms, Price St., Nambour 07 5445 3647 Thematics Queensland: Mtg bi-monthly 9.30am. Ph: 07 3262 5605 email: j.crowsley@ uq.net.au Toowoomba SC: Mtg. 2nd Sat 1pm, Salvation Army Hall, Cnr. West St. 7 Anzac Ave. Ph. 07 4635 5623 Email: bob.benny@bigpond.com Twin Towns SC: Mtg 1st Mon; Ph: 07 5535 3168 Waterloo Bay SC: Mtg. 1st Thurs. 1pm & 4th Mon. 7pm. Redlands Multi SportsClub, Birkdale Ph: 07 3206 0815

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philatelic clubs & societies south australia

Information about clubs in SA can be obtained from the SA Philatelic Council, GPO Box 9800, Adelaide, SA 5001. Daytime Ph: 08 8212 3557 or 8223 4435

Australian Airmail Society: 1st Wed. 7.45pm 22 Gray Court, Adelaide. PO Box 395, Edwardstown 5039. Ph: 08 8276 3969 Barossa SC: Mtg 1st Tue 7.30 Greenock Luth Church Hall, Bevan St, Greenock; 19 Evans Street Ancaston 5353; email: ptomely1939@gmail.com; Ph: (08) 8562 8386 Blackwood PC: Mtg 2nd Wed ex Jan; Uniting Church, Main Rd, Blackwood; Ph: 08 8278 1629; PO Box 581, Blackwood 5051; email: teepee@teegee.com.au Bordertown & Districts PS: Mtg: 3rd Thurs. Bordertown PS Contact: K. Grey Tel: 08 8752 0446 or email cdhuntmundulla@yahoo.com.au Community PS: Mtg 1st & 3rd Fri - 7.30pm. Marion Bowling Club, off Sturt Rd. PO Box 75 Edwardstown, 5039; Auctions, circuit books. Ph: 0408806894 City of Noarlunga PS: Mtg alternate thurs,-- Community Health Centre, Grand Boulevard, Seaford, Contact 08 85566371 or PO Box 272, Port Noarlunga 5167 Eastern Districts PS: 2nd Thurs (ex. Jan), 7.30pm Senior citizens Hall, 47 Reid Ave. Hectorville; PO Box 240, Magill, 5072; Ph: 0400 156 796 Elizabeth PS: Mtg 2nd & 4th Fridays, 7.30pm, RSL Hall, Cnr of Halseys/Midway Rds;PO Box 701, Elizabeth 5112; Ph: 08 8255 0608 Encounter Bay SC: Mtg 1st Wed, 7.30pm; School Hall, Woolworths Centre, Victor Harbour; PO Box 317, Goolwa 5214; aydepe@bigpond.com; Ph: 08 8555 3311 SA Power Networks Stamp Club: Mtg 1st Mon (ex. Jan); Canteen, 1 Anzac Highway, Keswick; PO Box 2079, Magill North, 5072; Ph: 08 8278 7163 Frama Club: Mtg 2nd Wed 7.30pm, members homes; For collectors of CPS, Framas. Newsletter and Auctions. PO Box 62 Campbelltown 5074. Gawler SC: Mtg 4th Mon 7.30pm; Evanston Primary School, Para Rd, Evanston. PO Box 2, Willaston 5118; Ph: 08 8522 2335 Email: jo.trev@bigpond.com German Philatelic Club: Mtg 2nd & 4th Mon 8pm; German Club, 223 Flinders St, Adelaide 5000; Ph: 08 8260 2251 Glenside PS: 1st & 3rd Sat 1.30pm; Uniting Church Hall, Carlton St. Highgate. c/- 9 Moore St., Tranmere, SA 5073 08 8398 2475 Lower Murray PS: Mtg 3rd Thurs,7.30pm, 2nd Sat, 10am; The Lions Den, Murray Bridge. PO Box 810, Murray Bridge; Ph: 08 85704074 lmphilsocsec@gmail.com Mount Gambier PS: Mtg 3rd Tues; Reidy Park Corn Centre. 8pm. Also1st Sunday (ex. Jan)

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