Great Britain and British Commonwealth NEW SOUTH WALES Postal History
Sale No: 86
Lot No: 669
Symbol: c
1851 (Sep 12) use of 2d Laureate (poor with illegible BN) on outer from Camden to Geelong, reasonable Camden backstamp with "1"s of Century and year added manually, good Yass transit, other backstamp are fair to poor. [It is interesting to see that Camden had not had its 1850 year adjusted even by September.] (Image1)
Estimate AU$80
Opening AU$ 60.00
Sold...AU$ 75.00
Closed..Apr-14-2021, 15:00:00 EST
Sold For 75
Sale No: 86
Lot No: 670
Symbol: c
1852 (Apr 20) usage of 2d Laureate, via the overland route from Sydney, via Melbourne to Port Fairy. Unusual inland usage. (Image1)
Estimate AU$100
Opening AU$ 75.00
Sold...AU$ 170.00
Closed..Apr-14-2021, 15:00:00 EST
Sold For 170
Sale No: 86
Lot No: 671
Symbol: c
1854 (May 1) small mourning cover to Sydney with 1d Laureate on blue paper x2, cancelled at Raymond Terrace. (Image1)
Estimate AU$200
Opening AU$ 150.00
Sold...AU$ 150.00
Closed..Apr-14-2021, 15:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 86
Lot No: 672
Symbol: c
1893-95 Covers to USA from Stamp Dealer partners Dawson A Vindin and Fred Hagen, with dedicated inscribed corner details for each, also 1898 NZ 1d Postal card from CG Fryer & Co, Stamp Dealers of Christchurch to Hagen in Sydney, blemishes, exhibitable. (3) (Image1)
Estimate AU$130
Opening AU$ 100.00
Sold...AU$ 105.00
Closed..Apr-14-2021, 15:00:00 EST
Sold For 105
Sale No: 86
Lot No: 677
Symbol: c
1907 Advertising Cover to Tasmania with 2d QV tied to illustrated cover by 1907 Gunnedah duplex cancel with fine 'Sunshine Harvester Hugh V Mckay' advert at left, repaired spike holes do not detract from this attractive Tattersalls cover. (Image1)
Estimate AU$60
Opening AU$ 46.00
Sold...AU$ 48.00
Closed..Apr-14-2021, 15:00:00 EST
Sold For 48
Sale No: 86
Lot No: 678
Symbol: c
1911 (Jul 27) Fred Hagen registered cover to Melbourne bearing legitimate WA franking tied by Registered Sydney cds, scarce Sydney first registration label (Burt N1a), reverse with the famous ‘Sydney View’ etiquette in red, barely affected by vertical cover crease. (Image1)
