1887-1916 Stamped covers and postal stationery cards from Lagos (9), Southern Nigeria (8) or Northern Nigeria (5) including 1898 cover bearing Lagos ½d (3) + 1d, 1908 Northern Nigeria cover with scarce Dumjeri cancel and "OFFICIAL PAID / LOKOJA" backstamp, Southern Nigeria KGV ½d on 1d postcard posted from Oyo, etc. (22).
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Lot No: 1273
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1919-70 Covers including Biafra stamps on commercial covers (2) or F.D.Cs (2), military mail, registration envelopes, postage dues, first flights, various unusual cancels, etc. (40).
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Lot No: 1274
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c.1919-90 Covers, the extensive accumulation mainly collected for their cancellations, many skeletons and other cancels from small offices, postal stationery, registered mail, WW2 censors, etc., also some pieces and stamps. (520+).
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Lot No: 1275
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Cameroon. 1907-1990 Covers and cards including 1919 registered covers bearing C.E.F ½d, 1d, 2d + Nigeria 1d tied by Victoria skeleton c.d.s (2, one stained), 1938-60 covers bearing Nigeria stamps (17) or addressed to Cameroon with arrival datestamps (4), 1961 covers bearing U.K.T.T overprint stamps (2), etc. (41).
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Niger Coast
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Lot No: 1276
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Niger Coast. 1894-98 Covers including 1894 cover from Bonny River to England franked Oil Rivers 2½d, 1897 covers posted within Bonny River or from Old Calabar River to Bonny franked Niger Coast 1d, 1898 cover to Liverpool with G.B 2½d tied by violet boxed datestamp of Burutu, 1898 cover from Ireland to "The Commanding Officer, Kraki, Niger Protectorate" endorsed "Try Old Calabar" with boxed Burutu arrival datestamps (a little staining), all commercial, a useful lot. (6).
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Lot No: 1277
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1894 (Sep 11) Registered cover from Bonny to England, 4½d postage paid by 1892 Oil Rivers 2d, 1894 Niger Coast 1d, diagonally bisected 1d and diagonally bisected 2d. Bisects of the 1d and 2d value were authorised for use at Bonny in August and September 1894. Minor edge faults and philatelic but scarce.
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Lot No: 1278
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1895 (May 15) G.B 1d Reply Card from London to the British Vice Consulate at Brass, the message concerning Oil Rivers stamps seen for sale with fake postmarks, Brass River arrival datestamps, with the attached 1d reply half posted back from Brass to London, the reply concerning the genuine datestamps used in the Oil Rivers. Very unusual.
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Lot No: 1279
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1896 2d Registration envelope to London bearing 1894 ½d, 2d and 2½d each cancelled by the unusual "REGISTERED" c.d.s, used at Old Calabar.
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Lot No: 1280
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1897-98 Perf 13½-14 10/- fine used (S.G. 74b, £250). Also various other used Niger Coast, Lagos, Northern and Southern Nigeria issues, cancels include Paquebots, violet oval Lokoja (2), town datestamps, Deutsche Seepost, etc. (100+).
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Lot No: 1281
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1898 Newspaper wrapper from Bonny River to Glasgow franked 1897-98 1d + 2d (3), an unusual commercial 7d rate wrapper.
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Lot No: 1282
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Forces Mail. 1898 Stampless covers to England, endorsed "No Stamps Procurable, On Special Service, F.H Howe, W.A.F.F" or "No Stamps Procurable, W.L Armitage, Capt - R.A", with boxed Burutu datestamps in violet (Burutu serifed) or black (Burutu san-serif), Liverpool Br. Packet datestamps, charged the single rate of 2½d. One with fancy "2d" charge mark and manuscript "½", the other with separate fancy "2d" and "½d" charge marks, one with vertical and horizontal folds, the other very fine. (2). Photo on Page 184. (Image1)
