Used Abroad: A selection, incl. Egypt with Alexandria 1867-74 5s. plate 1, 1876 4d. vermilion late 15, Suez, Malta, St Thomas, etc., mixed condition. (95) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Argentine Republic: Buenos Aires: Pre-stamp and stampless mail group incl. 1831 (May) entire letter to Scotland rated ‘3/5’(d) with “BUENOS/AYRES/O” undated circular mark on rear, 1855 (May) entire letter to Cadiz with Crown Circle “PAID/AT/BUENOS” handstamp (fair strike, placed inverted) and circle “4:R” charge mark both on front, 1857 (Jan.) entire letter to Genoa with “BUENOS-AYRES” double-arc datestamp on rear and framed “GB/1F60c” accountancy mark on front, 1867 (Oct.) outer to Paris rated ‘8’(d) prepaid with “BUENOS-AYRES/PAID” c.d.s. on front and a few others. (12 covers) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Argentine Republic: Buenos Aires: An extensive range on leaves of “B32” barred oval cancellations on 1855 1d. plates 57, 59, 60 (pair), 61 and 66, 1858-79 1d. plates 74 (strip of three), 76, 78, 79, 80, 81, 90 (6 incl. a pair and block of four), 91, 92, 94 (strip of three), 96 (pair), 99, 112, 113, 114, 121, 122, 127, 129, 131, 140 (on a piece) and 143, 2d. plates 8, 9 and 13, 1855-57 4d. (2), 6d pair and 1s. (2), 1862-64 3d. plate 1 (2, dot and no dot), 4d plates 3 and 4 and 1s., 1865-67 3d. plate 4, 4d. plates 7, 8 (2), 9 (2), 10 (2), 11 (4 incl. a pair), 12 (3) and 13, 6d. plates 4 and 5, 9d. and 1s. plate 4 (on an 1867 piece), 1867-80 3d. plates 5 (2), 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, 6d. plates 6 and 8, 9d plate 4 (2), 10d. (2), 1s. plate 4 (2, one wing margin), 2s. (4) and 5s plate 1 (2), 1872-73 6d. plate 11 chestnut and plate 11 buff (2), mostly fine. (101) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Argentine Republic: Buenos Aires: 1870 (June) reduced wrapper and 1871 (May) envelope (small peripheral fault) franked 1s. plate 4 and 4d. plate 11 (defective) jointly tied by a “B32” barred cancel and with Bordeaux entry c.d.s. on front and charged ‘12’ decimes or franked 4d. plate 12 and 3d. plate 6 jointly tied by a “B32” barred numeral cancel and with London transit datestamp and circular “PD” on front. The rear of each with double-arc or ordinary “BUENOS AYRES” c.d.s and French transit datestamps. Good pair showing different routes and rates. (2 covers) Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Argentine Republic: Buenos Aires: 1872 (Dec. 15) envelope (slight faults) to Antwerp franked 1s. plate 6, 2d. plate 13 and 1d. plate 143 tied by three strikes of the “B32” barred oval. London transit datestamp and oval “PD” marks on front and “BUENOS AYRES”, Belgian TPO and Antwerp datestamps on rear, scarce destination. Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Argentine Republic: Buenos Aires: 1873 (Feb. 13) double-weight envelope (small faults) to Genoa franked 1s. plate 6 (2), 6d. plate 11 (oxidised) and 2d. plate 13 tied by two strikes of the “B32” barred numeral cancel and with a London transit datestamp and circular “PD”. Manuscript ‘40’(c) credit to Italy endorsed on front. Rear with a double-arc “BUENOS-AYRES” and Italian transit datestamp. Attractive three-colour franking. Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Brazil: Pre-stamp and stampless group on leaves incl. 1837, 1838 entire letters datelined at Rio to London rated ‘10/6’(d) or ‘7/-’, 1848 and 1857 outers endorsed ‘Seagull Packet’ to London and rated ‘11/-’ or ‘5/6’(d) with “RIO-JANEIRO” double-arc datestamp on front, 1851 outer to Montevideo rated “1/-” with fair crowned circle “PAID/AT/RIO DE JANEIRO” mark on front, 1858 unpaid envelope to Paris with “RIO-JANEIRO” double-arc datestamp on rear and framed “GB/1F60c” accountancy mark on front, 1865 outer to Edinburgh posted sent via the Brazilian P.O. and with the “FR/2F96c” heptagon accountancy mark, 1866 outer to Porto with (British PO in) “PERNAMBUCCO” c.d.s on rear and charged “150” reis mark on front etc. (35 covers) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Brazil: Bahia: A range with “C81” oval bar cancellations on 1d. plate 158 (unlisted by S.G.), 3d. plate 4, 4d. plates 8, 9, 12 and 14 (wing margin) tied to a Mar. 1874 outer to Montevideo with “BAHIA” c.d.s. on front), 6d. plate 5, 6d. grey plate 12. 1s., plates 4, 5 and 7 and 5s. (3, all centred low and one with trimmed perfs. at top). (13 + one cover) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Brazil: Pernambuco: A range with “C82” oval bar cancellations on 1d. plates 108 (pair) and 111 (pair) 2d. plates 13 and 3d. plate 5 (4 incl. a pair and single on piece). (9) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Brazil: Rio de Janeiro: A range on leaves with “C83” barred numeral cancellations on 1858-79 1d. plates 123 (two singles on the same piece), 134 (2, unlisted by S.G.), 145 and 200 (pair), 2d, plates 9 and 12, 1865-67 4d. plates 9, 11 (2), 12 (2), 9d. and 1s. plate 4 (2, one tied to an 1867 piece), 1867-80 6d. plates 6, 8 (2), 9, (3. incl. a pair to a piece), 9d., 10d., 1s. plates 4 (3 incl. a pair), 5, 6 and 7, 2s. (rounded corner) and 5s. (blunt corner perforations), 1872-73 6d. plate 12 and 16 (with a Brazilian mute barred cross cancel; unrecorded by Parmenter) and 1873-80 1s. plate 8. (37) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Caldera: A range on leaves of “C37” bar cancellations incl. 1864-79 1d. plate 88, 3d. plate 4 (wing margin), 1865 4d. plate 12 6d. violet plate 8 (trimmed perforations at left), 6d. grey plate 12 and 15 (block of six and scarce thus), 1867 1s. plates 4 and 5 (pair) and 9d. Several with blue cancellations. (15) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Coquimbo: A range on leaves incl. 3d. pair plate 19 (wing margin), 6d. buff plate 11, 6d. grey plates 12 (pair on piece, defective) and 15 (pair on piece), 1862 9d. and 1s. plate 13. (9) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Coquimbo: 1874 (Aug. 15) envelope (addressee name erased resulting in slight abrasion to front) to London franked GB 6d grey plate 12 (3, one with wing margin) and tied by two strikes of the “C40” bar cancellations with faint “COQUIMBO” c.d.s. and, on the reverse, “CALLAO” and “LONDON SW” c.d.s’s. Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: Pre-stamp and stampless mail group incl. 1834 wrapper to London with framed “LIVERPOOL/SHIP LETTER” mark on rear, rated ‘2/8’(d) and redirected to Belgium, 1851 entire letter to Genoa with “VALPARAISO” double arc datestamp on rear and “PANAMA/TRANSIT” handstamp on front, 1858 entire letter to Cadiz ex Valparaiso posted in London and franked G.B. 6d. lilac, 1864 entire letter to Reims with “VALPARAISO” single ring datestamp on rear and sent via London, Calais and Paris, 1877 and 1879 entire letters to England or Bordeaux with “VALPARAISO/UNPAID” c.d.s. on rear and latter also with triangular “T” handstamp on front etc. (13 covers) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: Four covers to New York with 1852 (May) and 1867 (Nov.) double-weight entire letters each with double ring “PAID/AT/VALPARAISO” crowned circle (both fair only), partly or fully obscured by “STEAMSHIP/20” marks, the latter also with a “PANAMA” transit c.d.s. on front, 1862 single weight entire letter with double arc “VALPARAISO” datestamp on rear and front with “STEAMSHIP/10”, Panama double arc datestamp and “PAID-TO/PANAMA” mark on front and an 1876 (Nov.) envelope franked GB 6d. plate 15 tied by “C30” barred numeral and with “VALPARAISO”, “PANAMA” and New York Packet due c.d.s. all on front. (4 items) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: An extensive range on leaves with “C30” barred numerals, “C30/VALPARAISO” duplex, “VALPARAISO” c.d.s. or “VALPARAISO/PAID” c.d.s on 1858-79 1d. plates 146 (pair on 1872 piece) and 198 (defective), 11/2d. plate 3, 1865-67 4d. plates 11, 12 (2), 13 and 14, 1s. plate 4 rare block of eight (wing margin, heavy cancellations), 1867 3d. plates 9 and 10, 9d. plate 4 (3 incl. a stained wing margin pair on an 1874 registered fragment with 4d. plate plate 13), 6d. violet plates 8 (pair) and 9 (4 incl. a strip of three on an 1872 piece), 10d., 1s. plates 4 (2), 5 and 6, 2s. (5 incl. a pair with 1s. plate 13 on an 1878 piece), 2s. brown (trimmed wing margin at right and few short perforations at base), 1872-73 6d. plates 11 (2, buff and chestnut) and 12 (2, buff and grey) and 5d. plates 1 (2) and 2, 1873-80 21/2d. plates 2 and 4, 3d. plate 12, 4d. plates 15 and 16, 6d. plates 13, 14, 15 (8 inc. a wing-margin block of six) and 16 and 1s. plates 8, 10, 11, 12 and 13 and 1880 4d. plate 17 and 1s. plate 13. Mostly fine. (72) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: A range on leaves with “C30” barred numerals, “C30/VALPARAISO” duplex, “VALPARAISO” c.d.s. or “VALPARAISO/PAID” c.d.s on 1865 4d. plates 13 and 14 and 9d. (2, one with wing margin), 1867 10d., 2s. (3) and 5d. plate 1 (3, one faded), 1873-77 1s. plates 12 (2) and 13, 1872-73 6d. plate 11, 1874-80 6d. plates 13 and 15, 1877 4d. sage-green plates 15 (strip of three) and 16, the majority fine. (21) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: 1865 (Mar. 17) entire from Chile to Paris with crowned “PAID/AT/VALPARAISO” circle, London transit and Apr. 29 arrival. Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: 1869 (Nov. 17) envelope (minor faults) “pr Steamer via Panama” to Württemberg franked 1s. plate 4 and 6d. plate 8 tied by two faint strikes of the “VALPARAISO/C30” duplex and the latter also just tied by a London transit duplex. Aachen transit datestamp and circular “PD” mark also on front, neat and attractive. Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: 1869 (Dec.) outer (light file folds and light toning) to Sydney franked 2s. just tied by “VALPARAISO” c.d.s. and 3d. plate 5 and 2d. plate 9 tied by “C30” barred numerals with London transit c.d.s. on front and Sydney arrival c.d.s. on rear. Very rare and exotic destination – just two examples of G.B. used in South America sent to the Australian colonies are believed to exist. An important exhibition item. Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: 1873-80 1s. plate 12 blocks of eight HE-IH and six FE-GG on the same piece (small faults) with seven centrally placed strikes of the “C30” barred numeral, some straight edges and small perforation faults in places however an impressive use of this issue. Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: 1873 (Sept. 3) and 1879 (Dec. 2) small envelopes to the same addressee in France franked pair 4d. plate 13 or pair 6d. plate 16, 1d. plate 213 and 1/2d. plate 14 tied by a “VALPARAISO/C30” duplex or by “C30” barred numerals, former with a London transit datestamp on front and other with a “VALPARAISO” c.d.s on front. Good pair showing different rates. (2 covers) (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: 1875 (Nov. 3) yellow envelope (opened out for display and reinforced) to Fezzano, Italy franked 1867-80 10d. red-brown (2, plate 1 CG and RF) with a large part strike of the “VALPARAISO/PAID/C30” duplex and London transit datestamp on front. Scarce franking. Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: 1878 (Oct. 23) and 1879 (6 Mar.) envelopes (small faults) to Plymouth franked 1s. plate 13 GA or 2s. dull blue plate 1 EF each tied by “C30” barred numeral and with “VALPARAISO” c.d.s. also on front. Former ex Mackey. (2) Photo. (Image1)

Used Abroad: Chile: Valparaiso: 1878 (Dec.) ‘GUERIN FRERES & Cie/VALPARAISO’ coloured advertising envelope (peripheral faults) to France franked 1870 11/2d. plate 3 OJ and 1873-80 1s. green plate 13 DH tied by fair strikes of the black “C30” barred oval with “VALPARAISO/A/DE14/78” c.d.s. nearby. Scarce advertising envelope used from a P.O. Abroad. Photo. (Image1)