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Worldwide Collections - Mar. 2024 continued...

THE MALCOLM MONTGOMERY ANGLO-CANADIAN TRANSATLANTIC MAILS COLLECTION continued...

Lot

Catalog No.

Descrip

Opening

341

G.B. UNDERPAID 1d/3d MAIL INC. RARE 'ON BOARD' "SHORT PAID/FINE" MARK + "W-CODE" "CANADIAN -PKT" C.D.S; Remarkable 19 Feb. 1874 env. to Toronto with 1d Red tied by Eccles duplex and so with red (Liverpool?) "INSUFFICIENTLY/STAMPED", but then exceptionally sorted on westbound S.S. 'Scandinavian' with a fine very rare"SHORT-PAID [2]/FINE[3=5]" on the front and matching fair "CANADIAN-PKT/W" cds (very rare with this code - only one other recorded) on the back. Plus Apr./Sept. 1874 pair of envs. to St. Johns/Montreal with single 3d Rose-reds tied by Bedford/Manchester duplexes, but both above ½oz and so with mainly v. fine large oval/rectangular framed "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" marks (of Liverpool/Kingstown respectively?) on the front. Spectacular trio. (3 covers) [All illustrated in FTM; pp.128, 130 & 132.]Cross Reference: BEDFORDSHIRE, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, MARITIME MAIL, LANCASHIRE (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 130

SOLD for £140.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

342

CANADIAN INTERIM + EARLY U.P.U.-MEMBERSHIP PERIODS - SCOTTISH UNDERPAID MAIL; 1875/6 covers (4) all ex Scotland to mainland Canada; the first two from the very brief 'Interim Membership Period' (1 July - 30 Sept. 1875) - 31 Aug. 1875 env. with 2½d Rosy-mauve tied by Glasgow duplex but still subject to the pre-UPU 3d rate (until 30 Sept.) and so marked "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" & charged "3½" (½d underpaid + a whole 3d fine!) which converted to "7[c]" (rare thus), and 9 Sept. 1875 env. to Toronto "Per Cunard Steamer" (interim 4d rate) with 3d Rose-red tied by Oban duplex marked "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" as above ½oz and also underpaid (charged 1d underpayment + 4d extra rate + 3d fine!). The others, 17 Aug. 1876 & 14 Oct. 1878, ex Greenock/Fochabers both prepaid 2½d but marked "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" or "T " (unusual sanserif type - Glasgow?). Rare group from the early UPU period. (4 covers) [2 illustrated in FTM, pp. 136/8.] Cross Reference: SCOTLAND, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL, POSTAGE DUE MARKS (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 110

SOLD for £200.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

343

EARLY CANADIAN FULL U.P.U.-MEMBERSHIP PERIOD - UNDERPAID 'PREFERENTIAL RATE' MAIL; 1876/78 covers (4) all ex England (Torquay, London, Newcastle on Tyne & Bishops Waltham) to mainland Canada; overpaid (for 2½d rate) but underweight Jan./Nov. 1876 pair with 4d Vermilion (pl.13) or 3x1d Reds with 2-line or 1-line red boxed "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" marks (Liverpool or London GB?) charged in m/s "d6" or "7d" converted to 12c (v. fine unrecorded - Hamilton? - h.s. "12") or 14c (m/s); plus 1877/8 pair with single 1d Reds and so charged "4[d]" and then "8[c]" (first with red boxed "INSUFFICIENTLY PREPAID" (Liverpool?). Also an Oct. 1897 Budget Letter Card from London to Hamilton with 1d Lilac and so with "T/L" hexagon and v, fine Hamilton h.s. "6" (late usage). Scarce lot. (5 covers) [All illustrated in FTM; pp. 137, 139, 144, 147 & 164.]Cross Reference: DEVON, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, OVERSEAS DESTINATIONS, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 110

SOLD for £120.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

344

FULL CANADIAN QV U.P.U.-MEMBERSHIP PERIOD - UNDERPAID MAIL WITH IRISH/LIVERPOOL H.S. "7½d" MARKS, ETC.; 1877/78 covers (5) ex London, Staines, Ayr, Newry or Dublin to mainland Canada; 4 franked for the 2½d rate (3 with 2½d + one with 2 1d Reds + ½d Rose-red) - all with rare Handstruck "7½d" (Liverpool?) or "7½D" (Dublin?); and one with single 1d Red and so having v. fine serif "T" and charged "8c". The first four weighed above the ½oz, and the other was under the ½oz. Very unusual and attractive group. (5 covers) [4 illustrated in FTM; pp.141, 142, 145 & 147.]Cross Reference: IRELAND PRE-1922 - POSTAL HISTORY, SCOTLAND, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, LANCASHIRE - LIVERPOOL (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 130

SOLD for £170.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

345

FIRST DAY COVER OF THE INTRODUCTION OF FINES FOR UNPAID/UNDERPAID MAIL TO CANADA; Remarkable and attractive stampless 1 Apr. 1859 env. (minor edge wear) from "IRVINE" (clearly dated 1 April cds on back) to Ramsay CW "Per Steamer from L'pool" and so with v. fine British "10d" Claim mark of Liverpool on the front (First Day Usage for 7d British claim for postage + half the 6d Fine); the 10d mark crossed out in Canada and the full "1/5½" rate charged (the usual 10d deficient postage but also the full Fine of 6d sterling = 7½d Currency). Carried on the first sailing subject to this new fine; by the S.S. 'Europa' (left Liverpool on 2 Apr. 1859; confirmed by 2 fine Liverpool backstamps and 19 Apr. Montreal transit backstamp). Remarkable First Day Cover. [Illustrated in FTM, p.53.]Cross Reference: FIRST DAY COVERS, OVERSEAS DESTINATIONS, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, LANCASHIRE - LIVERPOOL (Image)

Starting at £ 100

SOLD for £260.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

346

VARIED RATES/ACCOUNTANCY MARKS -INC. P.O. NOTE REF. NEW FINES + FDC OF CANADIAN PACKET FINES; 1859-88 unpaid covers with a variety of GB claim markings and converted Canadian postage due rates, incl. Unique(?) first-week of the new Fines cover (8 Apr. 1859 ex Glasgow) endorsed by Canadian P.O. (Waterdown CW) "Tell reason why the Single Letter is 1/5d and not as usual, only 10d" on reverse (with the Lpool h.s. "10d" mark and m/s "1/5" Canadian postage due rate), 14 Apr. 1859 unpaid env. to London to Toronto "By Canadian Mail Steamer" and so charged the lower 6d rate (than the Cunard 8d) - m/s "4d" British claim and then "1/3" Currency due (converted from sterling 6d postage + 6d fine) - carried by the Allan Line 'North Britain' which left Lpool on 20 Apr. - the first Canadian Packet sailing after the introduction of the Fine), and unpaid 1860-88 quintet with varied m/s rates (up to "81c" (quadruple rate + fine), and 1888 failed "Free" env. to Ottawa. (7 covers) [All illustrated in FTM; pp.54, 56, 65, 83, 85, 110 & 157.]Cross Reference: TRANSATLANTIC MAIL, SCOTLAND, ACCOUNTANCY MARKS, POSTAGE DUE MARKS (Image) (Image2) (Image3)

Starting at £ 130

SOLD for £180.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

347

HAMILTON/MONTREAL HANDSTRUCK "1/5" (V. RARE), "25", "29" OR "12CTS" MARKS ON UNPAID MAIL EX G.B.; 1859/73 group of unpaid covers (ex Scotland/England/Ireland) to mainland Canada inc. May 1859 ex Glasgow to Waterdown with m/s-cancelled Lpool h.s. "10d" and a mainly very fine very rare Hamilton(?) Handstruck "1/5" (the only example recorded), June/Nov. 1859 pair ex Glasgow/London with mainly fine small Hamilton h.s. "29" marks (one with m/s-cancelled Lpool hs. "10d"), 1863/5 pair with fine to v. fine Montreal h.s. "25" marks, and toned 9 Oct. 1873 env. ex Ballynahinch to Caintown with blue crayon "2d½" and superb scarce Hamilton(?) h.s. "12CTS". Scarce lot. (6 covers) [4 illustrated in FTM, pp.58, 60, 62 & 124.]Cross Reference: POSTAGE DUE STAMPS & COVERS, ACCOUNTANCY MARKS, IRELAND PRE-1922 - POSTAL HISTORY, SCOTLAND (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 130

SOLD for £240.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

348

QUEBEC HANDSTRUCK "30" (RARE), OR "25" MARKS ON UNPAID MAIL BY CUNARD/ALLAN LINES EX G.B.; 1862/64 unpaid covers (all ex England) to Quebec inc. 2 Jan. 1862 ex Southampton "P Cunard Steamer" with fine 'rounded up' Quebec h.s. "30" (rare) on the front and 1863/4 trio from Bristol/London/Bournemouth (latter endorsed "By Canadian Packet" although all 3 carried by Canadian Packets) all with very fine Quebec h.s. "25" marks. Attractive lot. (4 covers) [3 illustrated in FTM, pp. 76/84.]Cross Reference: POSTAGE DUE STAMPS & COVERS, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL, OVERSEAS DESTINATIONS, POSTAGE DUE MARKS (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 100

SOLD for £160.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

349

TORONTO HANDSTRUCK "29" (BRITISH PACKET RATE), OR "25" (CANADIAN PACKET RATE) MARKS; 1860/69 unpaid covers (all ex GB; inc. one ex Bridgend, Isle of Islay) to Toronto or Canada West inc. 1860/9 trio ex London by Allan Line steamers, all with fair to fine Toronto h.s. "25" Postage Due marks (and GB m/s "4" claims); plus 1860/9 quintet (ex Scotland/Eton/London Islay or Birkenhead) by British steamers, all with fair to superb Toronto h.s. "29" Postage Due marks (2 types; one might be of Hamilton, which also has a superb Lpool h.s. "10d"). [All but one illustrated in FTM; pp. 68, 74-5, 82 or 100.]Cross Reference: POSTAGE DUE STAMPS & COVERS, ACCOUNTANCY MARKS, LANCASHIRE - LIVERPOOL, INNER HEBRIDES, ARRAN, BUTE, ETC. (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 100

SOLD for £130.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

350

VERY LATE USAGE DUBLIN HANDSTRUCK "4" AS ACCOUNTANCY CLAIM-MARK ON UNPAID SLIGO TO QUEBEC COVER; Attractive 24 Jan. 1861 unpaid env. (minor wear) from "SLIGO" (fine cds on front) to Quebec with no manuscript rates but having a very fine large distinctive 'loopy' Irish Handstruck "4" (presumably of Dublin, although it could conceivably have been applied at Londonderry because there is no Dublin backstamp) on the front along with a very fine Quebec h.s. "25" (matching 11 Feb. arrival backstamp). Only a handful of these very late usages of the distinctive Uniform Fourpenny Postage (1839/40) Handstruck "4" marks have been recorded (all on covers like this), as British Accountancy Marks claiming 4d from the Canadian P.O. (the 1d British postage plus half the 6d fine). Exhibition Quality. [Illustrated in FTM, p.70.]Cross Reference: UNIFORM 4d POSTAGE PERIOD, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, IRELAND PRE-1922 - POSTAL HISTORY, ACCOUNTANCY MARKS (Image)

Starting at £ 340

SOLD for £360.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

351

DUBLIN HANDSTRUCK "4" (VERY LATE USAGE) + DUBLIN(?) H.S. "6d" AS ACCOUNTANCY CLAIM-MARKS; 12 Jan. 1863 unpaid env. (minor wear) from "DUBLIN" (fine cds on front) to Toronto with no manuscript rates but having a very fine (slightly overstruck) large distinctive 'loopy' Irish Handstruck "4" (presumably of Dublin) on the front along with a very fine Quebec h.s. "25" (matching 4 Feb. arrival backstamp). Plus large unpaid 27 May 1875 env. (some wear; reduced at right) from "PERTH" (Scotland; cds on front) to Toronto with red "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" and a m/s-cancelled v. fine distinctively Irish-style Handstruck "6d" (presumably of Londonderry) on the front replaced by m/s "9d" and blue crayon "18[c]" arrival charge. Rare pair. Only a handful of these very late usages of the distinctive Uniform Fourpenny Postage (1839/40) Handstruck "4" marks have been recorded (all on covers like this), as British Accountancy Marks claiming 4d from the Canadian P.O. (the 1d British postage plus half the 6d fine). The 6d mark was for the double rate claim, but this was a triple-rate letter hence the change to 9d. Rare pair of Exhibition Quality. [Both illustrated in FTM, pp.71 & 135.]Cross Reference: UNIFORM 4d POSTAGE PERIOD, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, IRELAND PRE-1922 - POSTAL HISTORY, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 340

SOLD for £360.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

352

NEW BRUNSWICK - 17c SINGLE FRANKING COVER COMPULSORILY REGISTERED ON ARRIVAL IN G.B.; Remarkable 4 Dec. 1867 env. (slightly reduced at right, flaps partly glued down and some wear) from "FREDERICTON/N/B/" (cds on reverse) to London franked with New Brunswick 17c Black tied by fine barred oval. There are only 17 recorded N.B. 17c covers in total. On arrival in London it was noticed that the letter enclosed cash and so it was endorsed "C[as]h" with "GM" initials on the front, a P.O. "CAUTION" label (dated 1863; showing just how few compulsorily registered covers were identified by the P.O. per annum in south London!) was glued on the reverse (damaged when the green string that was applied by the P.O. was removed by the addressee) and a manuscript "8d" charge (4d registration fee + 4d fine) applied to the front along with a very fine red "REGISTERED/S.D.O." cds. It is thought that there is only one other recorded 19th century Transatlantic cover recorded for the whole of British North America. Almost certainly a Unique usage. Exhibition Item of great character and rarity. [With 1966 BPA certificate of genuineness signed by Robson Lowe et al.] [Illustrated Jephcott, 1964, p.288; & in FTM, p.107.] Cross Reference: NEW BRUNSWICK, REGISTERED MAIL, REGISTERED MAIL, POSTAGE DUE MARKS (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 1,200

SOLD for £2,400.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

353

NEW BRUNSWICK - INGOING STAMPED/STAMPLESS MAIL EX G.B. INC. H.S. "25/CENTS" (2 TYPES); May 1861/Oct. 1864 covers ex Ballybay, London or Devonport to N.B. addresses; Nov. 1861 to Sackville "via Queenstown p. Asia via New York" but with only a 6d Lilac tied by London duplex and so charged "17c" on delivery (the rate via USA was 8d, so this was a 2d deficient + half the 6d fine), plus 1861/4 stampless trio all charged "8" in GB (Liverpool?) and then with the h.s. "25/CENTS" marks of St. John struck on arrival (2 different types; the October 1864 having much larger numerals). Scarce group. (4 covers) [2 illustrated in FTM, pp. 86 & 98.]Cross Reference: OVERSEAS DESTINATIONS, NEW BRUNSWICK, IRELAND PRE-1922 - POSTAL HISTORY, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 100

CLOSED
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

354

NEW BRUNSWICK - INGOING STAMPED MAIL EX G.B. INC. H.S. "25/CENTS" & ABERDEEN EXPERIMENTAL DUPLEX; 5 May 1863 env. to Norton NB with only two 1d Red 'Stars' tied by fine Aberdeen Experimental Duplexes (scarce on overseas mail) and so treated as wholly unpaid and having a Lpool h.s. "8" as an Accountancy Mark and a mainly fine "25/CENTS" arrival postage due mark (of Sackville?) on the front; plus 1870/74 pair ex Kingston on Thames or Aberdeen to Fredericton/Sussex NB with GB 3d Rose-red or 1d Reds (3; with "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" mark) and so charged "2½" or "4½" in GB (in m/s) and then having a blue crayon "8" or fine scarce handstruck "CTS/12" ("½" removed) mark. Nice trio. (3 covers) [All illustrated in FTM, pp.86, 114 & 131.]Cross Reference: POSTAGE DUE MARKS, LANCASHIRE - LIVERPOOL, SCOTLAND, ACCOUNTANCY MARKS (Image)

Starting at £ 100

CLOSED
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

355

NEW BRUNSWICK - RARE "CLAIMED-IN-FORM-No.[2]/BY-ST-JOHN" MARK ON STAMPED COVER EX G.B. VIA USA; 7 Sept. 1864 EL from Liverpool to Miramichi "Pr. Inman Steamer via New York" but only franked with GB 6d Lilac (small letters) + 1d Red pair (pl.76?) tied by v. fine "466" Liverpool numerals; the rate by this route was 1s-2d rather than the 8d paid, so there is a very fine "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" mark as well as black "6" and "12½" plus red crayon "2" m/s marks (6d underpaid and claimed and 2c claimed by USA giving a final 12c postage due charge). Most exceptionally, there is also a mainly very fine rare handstruck "CLAIMED-IN-FORM-No.[2]/BY-ST-JOHN" mark at top left of the address. This is the only recorded example of this rare "CLAIMED IN..." mark on a Transatlantic cover. Exhibition Quality. [Illustrated in FTM, p.96.]Cross Reference: POSTAGE DUE STAMPS & COVERS, OVERSEAS DESTINATIONS, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL, NEW BRUNSWICK (Image)

Starting at £ 160

SOLD for £170.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

356

NEWFOUNDLAND - UNDERPAID STAMPED MAIL EX G.B. WITH HANDSTRUCK "6d" OR "d2" MARKS, ETC.; 7 Sept. 1871 env. (slight dusting) to St. Johns with only a GB 3d Rose-red tied by fine "WATERFORD" duplex and so 3d underpaid (for the 6d base rate) and having a partly fine boxed "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" mark with a fine h.s. "6d" (both of Queenstown?; the 6d changed to "18[c]" blue crayon on delivery). Plus 28 Apr. 1876 env. (slight wear) from London to Blackhead with only a GB 2½d Rosy-mauve for the 3d rate (not yet reduced to the UPU rate) and so with partly fine red boxed "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" and v. fine h.s. "d2" (Lpool?; changed to "7[c]" in blue crayon on delivery). Good pair showing the challenges of the special Newfoundland rates before and after entry into the UPU. (2 covers) [The first illustrated in FTM, p.118.]Cross Reference: NEWFOUNDLAND, IRELAND PRE-1922 - POSTAL HISTORY, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL (Image)

Starting at £ 100

SOLD for £160.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

357

NEWFOUNDLAND - UNDER-FRANKED COVER TO G.B. WITH ST. JOHNS "DEFICIENT..." MARK & H.S. "3"; Attractive Nov. 1873 env. (very thin paper and so with some understandable faults) from ? (faint red cds on front beneath small "UC/LONDON" cds) via St. Johns (cds on back and tying stamps) with Newfoundland 2c Green + 1c Dull Purple tied by corks & cds's but the 3c only covered the inland rate and so also having a fine small "DEFICIENT [1½d]/FINE____[1½]" mark of St. Johns on the front neatly struck beside a v. fine h.s. "3" (not recorded on a Transatlantic cover before) which was crossed through in GB and replaced by the final m/s "4?" Postage Due charge. Exceptional item from Newfoundland. [Illustrated in FTM, p.125.] Cross Reference: NEWFOUNDLAND, POSTAGE DUE STAMPS & COVERS, CANADA, ACCOUNTANCY MARKS (Image)

Starting at £ 130

SOLD for £280.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

358

NEWFOUNDLAND - UNDER-FRANKED COVERS TO G.B. WITH ST. JOHNS "DEFICIENT..." MARK & H.S. "4", ETC.; Dec. 1874 env. (small tear at top clear of stamp & marks) from St. Johns to Poole "Pr. Scandinavian" but overweight and franked with only a 6c Rose tied by cork/cds and so with small fine St. Johns "DEFICIENT[3] POSTAGE[1½]/FINE-----" mark struck neatly beside a v. fine St. Johns Handstruck "4" (with blue crayon "½" added) for the claim on GB, so charged "6[d]" on delivery. Plus unusual 16 Feb. 1897 env. (some creasing) from St. Johns to Scotland endorsed "Stamps Only" (i.e. printed matter!) and franked only for the 2c rate with ½c Black pairs back and front; with a "T" In circle mark and mainly v. fine Liverpool h.s. "8" (very late usage of a mark introduced in 1840!) on the front. (2 covers) [Both illustrated in FTM, pp.134 & 163.]Cross Reference: NEWFOUNDLAND, LANCASHIRE - LIVERPOOL, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, ACCOUNTANCY MARKS (Image)

Starting at £ 110

SOLD for £200.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

359

NOVA SCOTIA - INGOING UNPAID/UNDER-FRANKED MAIL FROM G.B. INC. N.S. H.S. "1/3", "CTS/25" OR "4" MARKS; 1859-1900 covers ex GB to Nova Scotia incl. unpaid 1859/61 unpaid trio ex Hull/London/Tain to Halifax/Sydney CB all with black GB m/s "8" marks and also all with fair to fine Halifax Handstruck "1/3" Postage Due marks, 1 Jan. 1870 EL from London to Halifax with 3d Rose-red pair but overweight and so with GB boxed "DEFICIENT...BRITISH SHARE OF FINE" and m/s "9" with v. fine Halifax h.s. "CTS/25", 1871/3 pair ex London/Bristol to Antigonish/Halifax with single 1d Reds and so with GB "DEFICIENT....BRITISH SHARE OF FINE" marks with m/s "6½" or "3½" converted into "16ct" or "10c" charges, and attractive 28 Aug. 1900 env. with 1d Lilac ex Bath to Annapolis and so with hexagon "T/l" mark and very fine Halifax Handstruck "4" mark on the front. good study. (7 covers) [5 illustrated in FTM, pp. 61, 112, 119, 122 & 168.]Cross Reference: NOVA SCOTIA, POSTAGE DUE STAMPS & COVERS, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL, OVERSEAS DESTINATIONS (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 130

SOLD for £150.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM

360

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - INGOING UNPAID/UNDERPAID MAIL EX G.B. INC. CHARLOTTETOWN H.S. "1s/6Cy", ETC.; 31 Oct. 1860 unpaid env. ex Devon (Appledore cds on flap) to New London with Lpool h.s. "8" as claim-mark and mainly v. fine rare small fancy Charlottetown h.s. "1s/6Cy" mark and a mostly/partly fine h.s. "1s/6Cy" marks on underpaid 1 Oct. 1864 underpaid env. ex Liverpool; plus Jan. 1870 E (faults) with 3d ex Manchester to Summerside with "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID", and 1871/2 pair of envs. ex Brighton/Gloucester Station each with 3d Rose-red having boxed GB "DEFICIENT....BRITISH SHARE OF FINE" or boxed "INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID" (Lpool?) mark. Scarce group. (5 covers) [4 illustrated in FTM, pp.66, 88, 113 & 117.]Cross Reference: PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, POSTAGE DUE MARKS, POSTAGE DUE STAMPS & COVERS, OVERSEAS DESTINATIONS (Image) (Image2)

Starting at £ 130

SOLD for £150.00
Closing..Mar-05, 03:00 AM