Sale No: 248
Lot No: 377
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
AEROGRAMMES: Accumulation of late-1940s to 1960s issues predominantly used with a range of more unusual destinations including Austria with Allied censorhship, India, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Poland, Singapore, South Africa, etc, a few used internally one to Alice Springs and others to ships including 1957 usage of Olympics 10d to Fremantle with 'Received after steamer's departure ...' h/s, some uprated, varieties noted 1956 Olympics 10d with 'F' for Last 'E' in 'MELBOURNE', possible postmark interest, then folder of mostly unfolded early Decimal issues, mostly fine to very fine. Weighs 4kg. Ex 'Woodchip'.
(Qty 500+)
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 378
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
ENVELOPES - MILITARY: WWI KGV 1d red mostly unused group comprising 'AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE' ACSC ME1 (faults, used) & ME2 (a little aged), 'AIF, ABROAD' ME3A & ME4A (both with minor blemishes) and 'AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE,/ABROAD' ME6 (small natural paper-inclusion, very fine); and Letter Cards ACSC 'AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE' LCM1 (soiled) & 'AIF, ABROAD' (superb!), Cat $4000. Ex Neil Russell.
(Qty 7) (Image1)
Estimate AU$1,000
Opening AU$ 750.00
Sold...AU$ 750.00
Closed..Aug-02-2022, 20:00:00 EST
Sold For 750
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 379
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
ENVELOPES - OFFICIAL: Mainly used all-different group with KGV 'Star' 1½d red 'OS'-in-Die, Oval 2d red 'OS'-in-Die, Without 'OS' for various Departments comprising Oval 2d red x2, KGVI Oval 2d red x3, 2½d red x4, Oval 3d red, QEII 5d light blue x2, 4c red & 5c orange, condition a little variable. Ex 'Woodchip'.
(Qty 20)
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 380
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
ENVELOPES - STAMPED TO ORDER: 1920s-70s collection apparently all-different from KGV Sideface 1d red & KGV 'Star' 1d red both for Vacuum Oil, KGV 'Star' 1d green x4, 1½d brown x2, 1½d green, 1½d red x8 and 2d red x3, then KGV Oval, KGVI Oval & Circle and QEII Pre-Decimal & Decimal with wide variety of formats, sizes, users & advertising (a few illustrated) for a range of household names including Ampol, Equity Trustees, Golden Fleece, Goodyear, Henry Berry 'Glen Valley Tea', Holeproof, Myer, Shell, etc, etc, a couple unused, also a few OHMS & Municipal envelopes, plenty of thematic interest, a few of the earlies with minor faults & some 'opened-out' but generally the condition is fine to very fine. Ex 'Woodchip'.
(Qty 300+)
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 381
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
ENVELOPES - STAMPED TO ORDER: All-different Victorian municipal group with KGV Star 1d green for Shire of Orbost (long-format), 1½d brown for Shire of Rochester & 1½d red for Shires of Berwick (long-format), Rodney, Deakin, Bet Bet & East Loddon (two different), later issues to a few Decimals, some postmark interest, a few with mostly minor blemishes otherwise fine to very fine used. Ex 'Woodchip'.
(Qty 31)
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 382
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
ENVELOPES - STAMPED TO ORDER: QEII Pre-Decimal collection apparently all-different with a wide variety of formats, sizes, users & advertising, some illustrated including 3½d red for Shell, 3½d orange for Clive King Hardware, Crepe Medesa Toilet Paper & Golden Fleece, 4d plum for Vacuum Oil, 5d light blue for AW Anderson Piggeries, Donaghy's Kangaroo Brand Rope, Grace Bros Stores (4 different) & Grace Bros Removals, Holeproof, Iceberg Butter & Myer Emporium, etc, etc, a few OHMS envelopes, lots of thematic interest, some opened-out or with mostly minor blemishes but generally fine to very fine. Ex 'Woodchip'.
(Qty 400+)
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 383
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
ENVELOPES - STAMPED TO ORDER: QEII Decimal collection apparently all-different with a wide variety of formats, sizes, users & advertising, lots of 4c red & 5c orange noted Australian Estates Group, Holeproof & Nonporite (umbrella) with illustrations, also 6c red x20+ including for Royal Australian College of Surgeons long-format unused (Cat $100), 7c violet x20+, 10c red used for Shell and for Australasian Institute of Mining (Cat $50 each) and 18c orange for Shell x2 different, plenty of thematic interest, some opened-out or with mostly minor blemishes but generally the condition is fine to very fine. Ex 'Woodchip'.
(Qty 150+)
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 384
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
ENVELOPES: 1980s-90s large accumulation of PSEs with printed advertising added in four plastic tubs, quite a few illustrated with lots of variety & thematic interest, all apparently commercially used, some duplication, condition a little mixed but mostly fine to very fine. Weighs 22kg. Ex 'Woodchip'.
(Qty 2000+) (Image1)
Estimate AU$300
Opening AU$ 230.00
Sold...AU$ 230.00
Closed..Aug-02-2022, 20:00:00 EST
Sold For 230
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 385
Symbol: PS
FOOD PARCEL LABELS: 1947 'DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/VICTORIA' 5/10d dark blue with 'MO/76' printer's mark at L/L ACSC PL4B, to Northumberland with light parcel cancel, very late usage with '24NOV1947' dater in violet, careless hinge-thin at U/L corner, Cat $1500. Much scarcer than the similar Myer label, Cat $800: the relative scarcity must be at least 10:1.
Sale No: 248
Lot No: 386
Symbol: PS
Cat No: Collection
POSTAL CARDS: 1911-50s group including 1911 KGV Full-Face 1d Coronation 'Prince of Wales', 1915 KGV Sideface 1d red with Shire of Moorabbin printed message, 1919-22 KGV 1½d brown with & without footnote, 1930 KGV 1d green 'THREE/HALFPENCE' overprint unused (minor aging marks) & used, 1930-37 KGV 1½d brown with short & long admonitions and on Flimsy Cream Stock unused & used, 1943-50 KGVI 2d mauve with 'i' of 'is' Missing unused, quite a number of others with printed messages including Stamped-to-Order KGV Oval 1d & KGVI Oval 1d both for AM Bickford & Sons and KGVI Oval 1½d for H Jones & Co x2 (one with Die Crack) all used, condition a little variable but mostly fine to very fine. Ex 'Woodchip'.
(Qty 52)
PRISONERS OF WAR STATIONERY: WWI with 28mm 'PRISONER OF WAR LETTER/FREE/---' at U/R & Instructions in German unsevered pair of Letter Sheets, folded horizontally & vertically still fine unused. Ex Hans Karman. Rare: we haven't previously seen even an unused single, let alone a pair!
