Great Britain and British Commonwealth TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
Sale No: 5929
Lot No: 785
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Cat No: 157
POSTAL HISTORY: 1914 Red Cross Label tied by GPO Port of Spain cds (SP 18 1914), genuine usage on cover with rare typed address, not returned and readdressed - hence not signed. Only 50 of the 900 mailed envelopes were typed. Princes Town cds on reverse (SP 19 1914), with original printed notice, rare: Estimate £300-£400 (Image)
Opening GBP 210.00
Sold...GBP 480.00
Closed..Nov-16-2021, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 480
Sale No: 5929
Lot No: 786
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Cat No: 157
POSTAL HISTORY: 1914 Red Cross Label tied by GPO Port of Spain cds (SP 18 1914), genuine usage on cover, originally addressed to Tacarigua, returned, readdressed and signed by E. M. Phillips as required after 18 Sept. to be sent postage free, a second GPO Port of Spain cds (SP 20 1914) was applied at this point. St Mary’s and Arima cds (SP 19 1914) on reverse, with original printed notice, scarce, SG 157: Estimate £200-£300 (Image)
Opening GBP 150.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Nov-16-2021, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 5929
Lot No: 787
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Cat No: 246/50
1938-44 small mint group of Plate blocks, mostly unmounted. 1ct (4), 3ct green and brown (4), 4ct red, 5ct and 6ct, all different numbers and/or printings, but the main attractions are very fine unnumbered blocks of the 3ct black and scarlet and the 4ct chocolate, very difficult in this condition. SG 246/50: Estimate £100-£110 (Image)
Opening GBP 70.00
Sold...GBP 500.00
Closed..Nov-16-2021, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 500
Sale No: 5929
Lot No: 788
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Cat No: Collection
POSTAL HISTORY: 1940 (c) Group of WWII censored covers all with censor labels and marks applied in Trinidad, both transit and terminal censorship, includes: “Opened by Cenosr No. 10” misspelt handstamp on 1941 Trinidad cover to USA, many South American covers with scarcer labels and “IC TRI” handstamps, “Opened by Examiner E/12” handstamp on 1942 Trinidad cover to USA (34): Estimate £100-£150 (Image)
