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New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 2d vermilion, normal and retouched, perf 12½. Unwatermarked. Singles of each, in combination with 1867, 3d lilac, horizontal pair (117) canceled by "Southbridge, Oc 15, 73" cds's on cover to Alrsford, England, reverse Christchurch transit and receiving cds's; cover wear and tear at top, Fine. SG No. 138, 138a; Estimate $150 - 200. Est. $150-200 (Image)
New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 2d orange-vermilion, retouched, perf 12½. Unwatermarked, horizontal pair (R. 18/5-6), large part o.g., hinge remnant, beautifully centered with bright color, fresh and Very Fine, with 1958 R.P.S.L. certificate. Scott No. 48 var. Campbell Paterson No. A2t (X). SG No. 138a; £600 as singles ($780). SG £600 as singles ($780) (Image)
New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 2d vermilion, perf 12½, watermarked (double lined capitals). Showing "HS " of "TH SAUNDERS" watermark, strong color and impression, cancelled by "N 1" barred circle; small flaw top right, scarce and Very Fine appearance. Scott No. 48 var. Campbell Paterson No. A2t (Y). SG No. 138c; £800 ($1,040). SG £800 ($1,040) (Image)
New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 1d brown, perf 12½. Inverted N Z watermark, bright color, cancelled by barred oval; creasing resulted in tear, small nick top left and some light staining, Fine appearance, still a presentable example of this rare stamp, with 2017 R.P.S.N.Z. certificate. Scott No. 45. Campbell Paterson No. A1s. SG No. 140; £9,000 ($11,700). SG £9,000 ($11,700) (Image)
New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 2d vermilion, perf 12½. N Z watermark, strip of three (R. 17/4-6), well centered with bright color on fresh paper, cancelled by numeral "21" medium barred oval; light diagonal crease affects left pair, Very Fine appearance, an exceedingly scarce used multiple, ex-Drick Diamond. Scott No. 46. Campbell Paterson No. A2v. SG No. 141; £1,050 as singles ($1,360). SG £1,050 as singles ($1,360) (Image)
New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 2d vermilion, perf 12½. N Z watermark, strip of three (R. 8/1-3), well centered with strong vibrant color, cancelled by "N 1" barred ovals and "Nelson, AU 13" cds, s.e. at left, Very Fine and choice strip, an exceedingly scarce used multiple, ex-H. Gordon Kaye, Christie's Robson Lowe (April 1991, lot 703). Scott No. 46. Campbell Paterson No. A2v. SG No. 141; £1,050 as singles ($1,360). SG £1,050 as singles ($1,360) (Image)
New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 2d vermilion, retouched, perf 12½. N Z watermark (R 1/5), o.g., bright color, fresh and Fine, a scarce mint stamp. Scott No. 46 var. Campbell Paterson No. A2v (Y). SG No. 141a; £1,900 ($2,470). SG £1,900 ($2,470) (Image)
New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 2d vermilion, perf 12½. Lozenges watermark. Deep rich color, tied by "C" barred circle cancel duplexed with "N.Z., Christchurch, DE 9 73" cds on light rose buff cover to Wellington, endorsed "Per Omeo" at top left, reverse with Wellington (12.10) arrival stamp, Very Fine and rare use. Scott No. 50. Campbell Paterson No. A2x. SG No. 142; Estimate $750 - 1,000.
ONE OF ONLY A FEW RECORDED ON COVER USAGES BEARING THE 1872 2D VERMILION WITH LOZENGES WATERMARK.
References: Illustrated in Odenweller as fig. 13.4, p. 175. Est. $750-1,000 (Image)
New Zealand, 1872, Queen Victoria "Chalon Head", 2d vermilion, normal & retouched, perf 12½. Lozenges watermark, town and barred oval cancels, both with wide margins; former with nibbed perf at left and latter with thinning at top, Very Fine appearance. SG No. 142, 142a; £1,250 ($1,620).
New Zealand, 1902-1929, Reprinted Die Proofs by Perkins Bacon & Co. Collection of 38 proofs comprising types (a) in seven different colors (b) in six different colors (c) with serpiginous line and dots, in five different colors (d) with serpiginous line and dashes, in four different colors (e) printed for the Herts Philatelic Society (Jun. 4th 1907) in five different colors; and the 1950 dies printed for the Royal of N.Z. in six different colors, Very Fine and attractive group,ex-Marcel Stanley, Christies Robson Lowe (December 1992, lot 383). Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500.
These proofs were trade samples printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. from a rejected roller die for the 1d value that was retained by them. The original working design had been sent to New Zealand in the 1860s. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)
New Zealand, 1908, Universal Penny Postage, 1d pale carmine, perf 14. Single NZ & Star watermark, o.g., hinge remnant, rich deep color, wide margins and well centered, Very Fine and choice. Scott No. 121a $600. SG No. A1; £475 ($620). SG £475 ($620) (Image)
New Zealand, 1911-13, ½d-1d "Victoria Land" overprint. O.g., lightly hinged, rich colors, fresh and Very Fine, a scarce set. Scott No. 130d-131d; $1,175.
New Zealand, Postal-Fiscal, 1935, £4 10s deep olive gray. Cowan paper, Single NZ & Star watermark, circular handstamp cancels, deep rich color, Very Fine, seldom found in used condition. Scott No. AR68. SG No. F167; £2,500 ($3,250). SG £2,500 ($3,250) (Image)