1879 Pre-philatelic cover from Taulihawa to Kathmandu with hand-written despatch date (3rd Dec. 1879) and Kathmandu arrival postmark, well written up on page.

1879 Pre-philatelic cover from Chisapani to Kathmandu with very scarce provisional postmaster's endorsement in the form of hand-written despatch date (14th May 1879) (Dr. Hellrigl: "R!R! very rare (100 points)") and Kathmandu arrival postmark, well written up on page.

1881 2a. bright purple, pin-perf, unused as issued, fresh and very fine. (Image)

1881. 2 annas bright purple, pin perforated, scarce first issue stamp on cover used from Hanuman Nagar to Kathmando. Receiving date written in Napali on the reverse, clear hexagon cancellation. A very rare double rate cover. (Image)

1898/1917, 4a dull green pin-perf, unused upper margin block of 15. Some scissor separation cutting into the perfs in a few places, normal for these issues and not detracting from this magnificent multiple. Scott #22, cat. $2250 for singles. (Image)

1899/1917, ½a black Siva’s Bow and Khukris, Scott #10, two complete sheets used with telegraph office cancels, representing plate settings 8 and 10, with the five inverted cliché positions on each sheet. Small faults as inevitable with such large frankings. Cat. as singles plus 10 tete-beche pairs over $2000. (Image)

1901 Cover from Palpa to Kathmandu franked by 1a. ultramarine 1st setting on European paper, tied by Palpa square h/s and with negative hand-dated postmarks of Palpa (20.10.1901) and Ridi (21.10.1901), written by King of Bajhang (far west of Nepal), at this time in Tansen (between Palpa and Ridi), and sent to Prime Minister Maharaja Chandra Shumsher in Kantipur (Kathmandu). (Image)

1904 Registered double-weight cover from Pokhara to Kathmandu franked by 1a. light blue horiz. tête-bêche strip of three (center stamp inverted) on local paper (HV 27b, setting 26B-27) with variety "recut frame" on front and 4a. yellow-green on the reverse, all tied by squared Pokhara handstamp, and with nepative hand-dated postmark of Pokhara (19 March 1904) as well as part strike of Kathmandu arrival pmk. Postage was 7 Annas (2a. for a letter up to 2 Tolas + 5a. registration fee). (Image)

1908 Cover from the Nepalese administered court in Kerong (TIBET) to Kathmandu, with Kerong-Court Seal, manuscript in circle postmark of Rasuwa (border) and Kathmandu arrival c.d.s., written up with details on page.

1917 2a. maroon, setting 22, complete sheet of 64 with 4 inverted cliches, cancelled by Birganj telegraph handstamp, on exhibition page with detailed description, fine.

1917 2a. chocolate, setting 23, complete sheet of 64 with 5 inverted cliches, cancelled by Birganj telegraph handstamp, on exhibition page with detailed description, fine.

1917 4a. yellow-green, 4th state of setting 11, complete sheet of 64 with inverted cliche 54, plus several plate flaws, unused w/o gum as issued, on exhibition page with detailed description, fine.

1917 4a. yellow-green, final setting 12, complete sheet of 64 with ERROR "1 ANNA" inverted cliche on pos. 8, plus 3 other inverted cliches, unused w/o gum as issued, on exhibition page with detailed description, fine and VERY SCARCE.

1977 Birds 5p. complete sheet of 35, VARIETY "DARK BLUE OMITTED" resulting in feathers and bill to appear brown, mint never hinged, lightly toned, acc. by normal stamp for comparison. (Note: Cavendish Sep 18 sale had a strip of four (lot 2541) offered at £140) (Image)

1959/94 (ca.) accumulation of ca. 89 unused and mostly unfolded aerogrammes (only one item CTO with UPU commemorative postmark) incl. all four types of 1969 issue, mostly in fine condition (ex J.Kasper)
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