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Joseph M. Mahfood Collection of Jamaica continued...

GENERAL ISSUES POSTAL HISTORY continued...
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1101 c   UNCLAIMED, red straightline handstamp on 2c Black postal card of Colombia, also showing boxed ADVERTISED and boxed ReturnedLetter Branch27 My 87Jamaica handstamps and two Kingston squared circle arrival postmarks, very fine ex-SwarbrickUNCLAIMED, red straightline handstamp on 2c Black postal card of Colombia, also showing boxed "ADVERTISED" and boxed "Returned/Letter Branch/27 My 87/Jamaica" handstamps and two Kingston squared circle arrival postmarks, very fine; ex-Swarbrick. (Image) Est. $100-150

SOLD for $120.00
Will close during Public Auction
1102 c   1915 (½d) Red Cross label, tied by KingstonJamaicaJy 26, 16 datestamp to official cover to the Jamaica Government Railway, with typed Jamaica Patriotic StampLeague also typing the stamp as well as the manuscript endorsement of Lewis Ashenh1915 (½d) Red Cross label, tied by "Kingston/Jamaica/Jy 26, 16" datestamp to official cover to the Jamaica Government Railway, with typed "Jamaica Patriotic Stamp/League" also typing the stamp as well as the manuscript endorsement of Lewis Ashenheim, backstamped the same day, some light toning around the perimeter of the stamp, otherwise very fine; a very rare proper postal usage of this label.The Red Cross labels of the Jamaica Patriotic League were sold for ½d each. The fund was founded by Lewis Ashemheim, a Kingston lawyer, with the proceeds going to support the British Red Cross, the purchase of aircraft for the Royal Flying Corps and the relief of Polish Jews. The labels had no postal validity when used by the general public, however, by special order of the Governor, they were accepted for the payment of postage on the League's official mail if inscribed "Red Cross Business" or "Jamaica Patriotic Stamp League" and endorsed with Mr. Ashenheim's signature. (Image) Est. $1,500-2,000

SOLD for $3,750.00
Will close during Public Auction
1103 c   FREELetter of Prisoner of War, large violet boxed handstamp and matching boxed Passed Censor. handstamp on cover to New Orleans, clear double circle Cross RoadsJamaicaMr 26, 15 datestamp, reverse with large violet boxed Answer to be addreFREE/Letter of Prisoner of War, large violet boxed handstamp and matching boxed "Passed Censor." handstamp on cover to New Orleans, clear double circle "Cross Roads/Jamaica/Mr 26, 15" datestamp, reverse with large violet boxed "Answer to be addressed to/.../?? Brigade Officer/Jamaica" handstamp, Kingston transit backstamp, arrived in the U.S. with magenta "POSTAGE DUE 10 CENTS" handstamp and 10c Carmine Postage Due adhesive (corner damaged) tied by double oval "New Orleans, La." postmark, with original enclosure also showing boxed censor handstamp, very fine and rare early P.O.W. cover; ex-Swarbrick. (Image) Est. $100-150

SOLD for $170.00
Will close during Public Auction
1104 c SG 116a S.G. 116a, 1935 6d Silver Jubilee, extra flagstaff, the top stamp in a bottom left corner margin vertical pair, cancelled by Whitfield PenDe 23, 35 c.d.s. on registered cover to Half Way Tree, Whitefield Pen registry etiquette, Half Way TreeS.G. #116a, 1935 6d Silver Jubilee, extra flagstaff, the top stamp in a bottom left corner margin vertical pair, cancelled by "Whitfield Pen/De 23, 35" c.d.s. on registered cover to Half Way Tree, Whitefield Pen registry etiquette, Half Way Tree and Kingston registry backstamps, very fine; off cover used singles catalog £244 (Scott #111 var.). (Image) Est. $150-200

SOLD for $170.00
Will close during Public Auction
1105 c SG 116a S.G. 116a, 1935 6d Silver Jubilee, extra flagstaff, the left stamp in a horizontal pair, tied to cover by single neat strike of KingstonJamaicaNo 6, 35 double circle datestamp, extremely fine and quite scarce on cover, off cover used singlesS.G. #116a, 1935 6d Silver Jubilee, extra flagstaff, the left stamp in a horizontal pair, tied to cover by single neat strike of "Kingston/Jamaica/No 6, 35" double circle datestamp, extremely fine and quite scarce on cover, off cover used singles catalog £244. (Scott #111 var.). (Image) Est. $150-200

SOLD for $160.00
Will close during Public Auction
1106 c SG 110 S.G. 110, 1929 9d Maroon, horizontal pair and single, tied by indistinct May 5, 1935 datestamps to Hindenburg flown cover to England, appropriate violet flight cachet and Frankfurt Hindenburg slogan backstamp, slight toning, otherwise a fine andS.G. #110, 1929 9d Maroon, horizontal pair and single, tied by indistinct May 5, 1935 datestamps to Hindenburg flown cover to England, appropriate violet flight cachet and Frankfurt Hindenburg slogan backstamp, slight toning, otherwise a fine and scarce usage from Jamaica (Scott #105). (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $230.00
Will close during Public Auction
1107 c SG F7 S.G. F7, 1858 1- Rose on bluish, single tied by bold double oval JamaicaRegisteredMy 6, 96 postmark to legal sized registered cover to Washington, D.C., ms. pr ss Alleghany via New York directive, R in oval handstamp and New York and WS.G. #F7, 1858 1/- Rose on bluish, single tied by bold double oval "Jamaica/Registered/My 6, 96" postmark to legal sized registered cover to Washington, D.C., ms. "pr s/s Alleghany via New York" directive, "R" in oval handstamp and New York and Washington registry backstamps, heavy vertical pocket fold at center, otherwise very fine. (Image) Est. $150-200

SOLD for $120.00
Will close during Public Auction
PHILATELIC PERIOD POSTAL HISTORY COLLECTION BALANCE
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1108 c   Jamaica philatelic period postal history balance of the Joseph M. Mahfood collection comprised of 63 covers or cards from 1861 to 1987 mounted on quadrille pages in a Frank Godden de-luxe album, includes several first issue covers, diamond "Street/Letter Box/Jamaica" handstamps, many "Paquebot" usages, registered, wreck and crash covers, quite a few first flight covers, censored and odd and unusual usages, mostly fine-very fine; an interesting assemblage. Est. $2,000-3,000

SOLD for $2,400.00
Will close during Public Auction
TEMPORARY RUBBER HANDSTAMPS COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1109 cO   Temporary rubber handstamps of Jamaica: the definitive collection formed by Joseph M. Mahfood, hundreds of loose stamps and stamps on piece, as well as hundreds of covers and cards, all neatly mounted and annotated on quadrille pages in six FrankTemporary rubber handstamps of Jamaica: the definitive collection formed by Joseph M. Mahfood, hundreds of loose stamps and stamps on piece, as well as hundreds of covers and cards, all neatly mounted and annotated on quadrille pages in six Frank Godden de-luxe albums, being a highly comprehensive assemblage from their introduction in 1881 to the 1970's (Nicholson Ty. TD1 to TD27 and Potter O3/37 to O3/41d), including earliest and latest known usages and a plethora of unique or exceedingly rare items, among which are TD1 from Cave Valley, Devon, Lluidas Vale and Ulster Spring on loose stamps, all of which are unique, TD2 from Hagly-Gap on cover (ex-Nicholson, Surtees and Woodward) and from Up Park Camp on cover to England, TD3 from Laughlands on postal card (unique), from Lacovia on postal card (also unique), from Hampstead (three known), Salt River (two known) and Walkers Wood (four of the seven known examples) on loose stamps, and Bog Walk on postal card, TD4 from Alligator Pond on postal card and on cover, TD7 from Cedar Valley on postal card, TD12 from Adelphia on wrapper (unrecorded by Nicholson, Potter Ty. R1/12), TD13 from Race Course on piece (no covers known), TD13 from Bushy Park (two examples, no covers known) and Toll Gate on post card (only recorded example), TD14 from Belfield (two on pieces, no covers known), Winward Road on piece (no covers known), TD15 from Colonels Ridge on piece (no covers known) and Harkers Hall on piece (no covers known), TD16 from Long Bay (two on pieces, no covers known), Swift River (no covers known), Llandewey (no covers known) and Devon (no covers known), TD18 from Ginger Hill (no covers recorded), Carron Hill (no covers known) and Bensonton on piece (no covers recorded), TD21 from Broadgate on piece (no covers recorded), Grantham on piece (no covers recorded), Victoria Town on piece (no covers recorded), Wood Hall on piece (no covers recorded), James Hill on piece (no covers recorded), Golden Grove on piece (no covers recorded) and Cable Office on cover (only struck for four days), TD22 from Munro College on wrapper (only in use from 24th September to 1st October, 1923) and TD25 from Ginger Ridge on cover (only in use for one day), to mention a few, some small stamp and cover faults as is to be expected, however most are fine-very fine stamps, covers and strikes; an incredible collection of this popular Jamaica postmark field that was a lifetime in the making and is the largest offering to come on the market since the Nicholson dispersal; a complete inventory is available.All permanent Jamaican postmarks were manufactured in England and sent out to the island. In 1881 Temporary Rubber Handstamps were first introduced at Devon, Cave Valley, Lluidas Vale and Ulster Spring Post Offices when temporary postmarks were needed upon the opening of these new offices due to a delay in the manufacture of metal handstamps from England, a practice which has continued to recent times. These were manufactured locally, usually in Kingston, by firms of retail stationers. They always have the name of the Post Office and the word "Jamaica" on them, with the date generally being filled in by hand. They were generally in use for a month to two years, however the rubber of which they were made soon wore down making the postmarks very difficult to decipher. The Mahfood collection is particularly noteworthy for the legibility of the strikes. (imagea) (imageb) (imagec) (imagee) (imagef) (imageg) (imageh) (imagei) (imagej) (imagek) (imagel) (imagem) (imagen) (imageo) (imagep) (imageaa) (imagebb) (imagecc) (imagedd) (imageee) (imageff) (imagegg) (Image) Est. $15,000-20,000

SOLD for $30,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
GENERAL ISSUES 1867-70 FIRST ISSUE WATERMARKED PINEAPPLES
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1110 E SG 3-4 & 6E S.G. 3-4, 6E, 1860-63 3d, 4d and 1- Progressive die proofs, group of six cut down die proofs in black of the Wyon Head on glazed card comprised of the 3d before adding the corner ornaments, 4d with head surroundings uncleared and the 4d finisS.G. #3-4, 6E, 1860-63 3d, 4d and 1/- Progressive die proofs, group of six cut down die proofs in black of the "Wyon Head" on glazed card comprised of the 3d before adding the corner ornaments, 4d with head surroundings uncleared and the 4d finished die, and 1/- showing heavy shading on laurel leaves, the laurel leaves shading corrected and a well margined example of the finished die, two with light rubbing, fine-very fine and rare; ex-Surtees (Scott #3-4E, 6E). (imagea) (imageb) (imagec) (imaged) (imagee) (Image) Est. $1,000-1,500

SOLD for $1,800.00
Will close during Public Auction
1111 P SG 1P S.G. 1P, 1860 1d Die proof in black on glazed card, 92x60mm, without date or markings, fresh and extremely fine (Scott 1P).S.G. #1P, 1860 1d Die proof in black on glazed card, 92x60mm, without date or markings, fresh and extremely fine (Scott #1P). (Image) Est. $400-500

SOLD for $300.00
Will close during Public Auction
1112 P SG 2P S.G. 2P,1860 2d Die proof in black on glazed card, 92x60mm, stamped Sept. 7-60 and AFTER STRIKING, diagonal crease at bottom right and some discoloration around the perimeter, otherwise fine ex-Surtees (Scott 2P).S.G. #2P,1860 2d Die proof in black on glazed card, 92x60mm, stamped "Sept. 7-60" and "AFTER STRIKING", diagonal crease at bottom right and some discoloration around the perimeter, otherwise fine; ex-Surtees (Scott #2P). (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $425.00
Will close during Public Auction
1113 P SG 3P S.G. 3P, 1863 3d Die proof in green on glazed card, 92x60mm, stamped June 2, 1863 and with ms. annotations at right, very fine and attractive ex-Surtees (Scott 3P).S.G. #3P, 1863 3d Die proof in green on glazed card, 92x60mm, stamped "June 2, 1863" and with ms. annotations at right, very fine and attractive; ex-Surtees (Scott #3P). (Image) Est. $500-750

SOLD for $2,200.00
Will close during Public Auction
1114 P SG 5P S.G. 5P, 1860 6d Die proof in black on glazed card, 92x60mm, stamped Sept. 19-60 and AFTER HARDENING and BEFORE STRIKING, a little edge toning, otherwise very fine ex-Surtees (Scott 5P).S.G. #5P, 1860 6d Die proof in black on glazed card, 92x60mm, stamped "Sept. 19-60" and "AFTER HARDENING and BEFORE STRIKING", a little edge toning, otherwise very fine; ex-Surtees (Scott #5P). (Image) Est. $400-500

SOLD for $950.00
Will close during Public Auction
1115 og SG 1-2, 4, 6 vars. S.G. 1-2, 4, 6 vars., 1860 1d Blue, 2d Rose, 4d Brown-orange and 1- Yellow-brown, imperforate imprimaturs, clear to mostly large margins all around, part o.g., h.r., 1d a bit soiled, otherwise fine-very fine and scarce first two ex-CameronS.G. #1-2, 4, 6 vars., 1860 1d Blue, 2d Rose, 4d Brown-orange and 1/- Yellow-brown, imperforate imprimaturs, clear to mostly large margins all around, part o.g., h.r., 1d a bit soiled, otherwise fine-very fine and scarce; first two ex-Cameron (Scott #1-2, 4, 6 vars.). (Image) Est. $1,000-1,500

SOLD for $1,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
1116 og SG 6 var. S.G. 6 var., 1860 1- Yellow-brown, imperforate imprimatur, ample to large margins all around, incredibly fresh and bright, full clean o.g., l.h., very fine and choice (Scott 6 var.).S.G. #6 var., 1860 1/- Yellow-brown, imperforate imprimatur, ample to large margins all around, incredibly fresh and bright, full clean o.g., l.h., very fine and choice (Scott #6 var.). (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $210.00
Will close during Public Auction
1117 og SG 6 var. S.G. 6 var., 1860 1- Yellow-brown, imperforate imprimatur, unused with traces of gum, generous even margins all around, very fine 1974 BPA certificate (Scott 6 var.).S.G. #6 var., 1860 1/- Yellow-brown, imperforate imprimatur, unused with traces of gum, generous even margins all around, very fine; 1974 BPA certificate (Scott #6 var.). (Image) Est. $300-400

SOLD for $300.00
Will close during Public Auction
1118 ng SG 6c var. S.G. 6c var., 1860 1- Yellow-brown, $ for S in SHILLING, imperforate imprimatur, without gum, ample to huge margins, strong color on crisp white paper, extremely fine this variety only occurs once in a sheet of 240 stamps on the second sS.G. #6c var., 1860 1/- Yellow-brown, "$" for "S" in "SHILLING", imperforate imprimatur, without gum, ample to huge margins, strong color on crisp white paper, extremely fine; this variety only occurs once in a sheet of 240 stamps on the second stamp in the second row of the upper left pane, this imperforate example is undoubtedly unique; 1972 RPS certificate (Scott #6 var.). (Image) Est. $2,000-3,000

SOLD for $5,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
1119 S SG 1-6s S.G. 1-6s, 1860-63 1d-1- Victoria, overprinted SPECIMEN. cplt. (Samuel Ty. J2), overprinted diagonal inverted reading up, except 6d vertical reading up, o.g., h.r., 2d with spot of foxing and 4d with gum bends, otherwise fine-very fine muchS.G. #1-6s, 1860-63 1d-1/- Victoria, overprinted "SPECIMEN." cplt. (Samuel Ty. J2), overprinted diagonal inverted reading up, except 6d vertical reading up, o.g., h.r., 2d with spot of foxing and 4d with gum bends, otherwise fine-very fine; much nicer than usually found (Scott #1-6s). (imagea) (imageb) (imagec) (imaged) (imagee) (Image) Est. $500-750

SOLD for $2,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
1120 S SG 1/6s S.G. 16s, 1860-63 Specimen group, comprised of 1d and 3d with manuscript Specimen (Samuel Ty. DMS), 3d and 1- with diagonal SPECIMEN handstamps (Samuel Ty. D3), 2d with inverted diagonal SPECIMEN. overprint (Samuel Ty. J2), two exampleS.G. #1/6s, 1860-63 "Specimen" group, comprised of 1d and 3d with manuscript "Specimen" (Samuel Ty. DMS), 3d and 1/- with diagonal "SPECIMEN" handstamps (Samuel Ty. D3), 2d with inverted diagonal "SPECIMEN." overprint (Samuel Ty. J2), two examples of the 1/- with "SPECIMEN" overprint (Samuel Ty. D2), and 3d and 6d with diagonal ms. remainder lines, the 3d with inverted watermark, usual mixed condition with some s.e. and/or small faults, but a scarce assemblage (Scott #1/6s). (imagea) (Image) Est. $400-500

SOLD for $425.00
Will close during Public Auction

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