Great Britain and British Commonwealth Barred Numeral Cancellations
Sale No: 250
Lot No:1174
Symbol:S
Cat No:Collection
Small group with a few pickings noted '237' in red of Warrenheip, '287' (rated RR) of Sutherland Creek, 'MC/30' (rated R) of Metung with small-part CDS, etc, plus a few New South Wales numerals also. (Image1)
Estimate AU$100
Opening AU$ 115.00
Sold...AU$ 115.00
Closed..Feb-28-2023, 18:00:00 EST
Sold For 115
Sale No: 250
Lot No:1175
Symbol:S
305: '305' of Hartwell (1), largely very fine (the '3' distorted but undoubted) large-part strike on Bell 2d violet. Rated RRRR. PO 11.7.1860; closed 14.5.1883. [10km ESE of GPO] Ex Max Watson; sold for $431.
307: '307' (original state with side bars) of Growler's Creek, discernible STET strike tying Adapted Design 6d to 1864 cover to London, oval 'GROWLER'S CK/FE18/64/VICTORIA' b/s, Melbourne transit & London arrival of 'AP8/64' in red on the face, soiled & part of the flap missing. Rated RRRR. PO 1.8.1860; renamed Wandiligong 25.1.1875. [Alpine goldmining; 6km SSE of Bright]
399: '399' of Reid's Creek, largely fine complete strike on Stamp Statute 1d green. Rated RRRR. PO 1.6.1862; closed 1.12.1894. [Gold Mining; 8km NNE of Beechworth]
471: '471' of Mount Greenock (1), light but clearly discernible large-part strike on Naish 2d brown. Rated RRRR. PO 11.4.1864; closed 1.1.1895. [Goldmining; 4km from Talbot]
710: '710' Second Type (thick figures) of Glenpark, very fine large-part strike on 1d pink. Rated RRR. Renamed from 4.12.1871; RO circa 1907; PO 15.5.1908; closed 31.10.1962. [Goldmining; 10km NE of Ballarat]
761: '761' of Powlett's Hill, largely very fine almost complete strike on Reading 1d brown. Rated RRR. PO 1.11.1871; closed 1.7.1895. [Goldmining; 10km N of Smeaton]
839: '839' of Golden Gully (2), very fine almost complete strike on 1d pink. Rated RRR. PO 1.7.1874; closed 9.8.1900; RO 16.7.1918; PO 1.7.1927; closed 7.6.1930. [Goldmining; 2km SE of Golden Square]
994: ‘994’ of Hazelwood (1), largely very fine strike on Bell 2d violet. PO 23.5.1877; closed 27.3.1893. Rated RRRR. [Gippsland; 5km SSW of Morwell] At least the equal of Hugh Freeman's example that sold for $298.
1002: ‘M2’ Second Type ('M' 10mm high) of Kalkee (1), light but clear almost complete strike on 2d violet. Rated RRRRR. PO 9.8.1877; closed 1.7.1895. [19km N of Horsham] Ex Max Watson; sold for $228.
1124: 'MC/24' of St Kilda West (1) / St Kilda Rly Stn, fine almost complete strike on 2d violet. Rated RRRR. PO circa -.3.1879; renamed 1.10.1886. [6km S of GPO]
1219: 'MCC/19' of Swanwater South, largely very fine strike on Naish 2d brown on piece. Rated RRR. PO 20.4.1881; closed 1.9.1894. [15km WNW of St Arnaud]
1331: 'MCCC/31' of Boosey (2), largely fine almost complete strike on 1d pink. Rated RRRR. PO 24.4.1901; closed 17.7.1948. Boosey (1) PO 1.8.1882; closed 1.12.1900 used BN '1278'. [12km SE of Cobram]
1534: 'MD/34' of Blackheath (2), light but obvious virtually complete strike on 1d pink. Rated RRRR. PO 6.7.1900; closed 30.8.1961. [19km E of Dimboola]
1626: '1626' of Nanneella South (1), clearly discernible almost complete strike on Reading 1d brown. Rated RRRRR. PO 9.4.1888; closed 1.1.1895. [7km E of Shepparton] Ex Max Watson; sold for $719.
1628: '1628' of South Purrumbete, clearly discernible almost complete strike on 4d red. Rated RRRR. PO 20.2.1888; closed 31.10.1970. [14km SE of Camperdown]
1687: '1687' of largely fine complete strike on 1d pink 'tied' to largely fine strike of the very scarce 'KINNEYPANIEL [SOUTH]/VIC' (date plugs inverted and/or missing), a few blemishes including adhesion on address side. Rated RRRR. PO 1.6.1889; RO 15.8.1917; PO 1.7.1927; TO 15.9.1944; closed 19.8.1952. [8km ENE of Korong Vale]
1798: '1798' Second Type (thin figures) of McKenzie Creek, largely very fine almost complete strike on 2d violet (minor aging marks mostly on adhering paper). Rated RRRR. PO 17.10.1890; RO circa 1924; PO 1.7.1927; closed 31.8.1976. [10km S of Horsham]
1872: '1872' of Kanimakatka/Kinimakatka, fine almost complete strike on Reading 1d brown pair (one with a small surface abrasion clear of the strike). Rated RRR. PO 4.9.1891; renamed circa 1896; RO 31.1.1908; PO 1.7.1927; closed 18.4.1977. [Wimmera; 13km SW of Nhill]. A somewhat better example sold in our sale of 19.5.2018 for $264.
1894: '1894' First Type (thinner figures 7mm tall; serif on '4') of Hodgkinson, largely very fine almost complete strike on 2d violet. Rated RRRR. PO 10.2.1892; closed 1.9.1916. [Gippsland; 4km NE of Welshpool]
Barred Numeral Cancellations on Queen-on-Throne Is
Sale No: 250
Lot No:1150
Symbol:S=
Cat No:Collection
Selection of above-average strikes of First Type numerals on Queen-on-Throne 2d comprising '51' of Horsham, '57' of Kyneton & '73' of Sandridge/Port Melbourne, R-rated '54' of Kilmore, '78' of St Kilda, '94' of St Arnaud & '100' of Carisbrook, '3' of Castlemaine, '4' of Sandhurst, '6' (reversed) of Port Fairy, '7' of Creswick, '8' of Portland, '9' of Beechworth, '11' of Williamstown, '12' of Port Albert, '13' of Apsley, '14' of Avoca, '16' of Ballan, '23' of Buninyong, '25' of Hepburn, '26' of Camperdown, '28' of Casterton, '33' of Dandenong, '45' of Glenorchy, '47' of Harrow, '60' of Maldon (superb), '62' of Meredith, '64' of Mount Blackwood (superb), '70' of Queenscliff, '71' of Richmond, '75' of Shelford, '76' of Smythesdale, '87' of Longwood & '93' of Ararat, the majority on horizontal pairs with many complete strikes, the stamps with varying margins & condition but all are presentable. All rated RR but many scarcer on imperfs. Quite a number of these are ex Hugh Freeman and illustrated in his book. An opportunity to 'kick-start' a collection of very fine classic postmarks. (Image1)
Estimate AU$500
Opening AU$ 380.00
Sold...AU$ 950.00
Closed..Feb-28-2023, 18:00:00 EST
Sold For 950
Sale No: 250
Lot No:1151
Symbol:S
22: '22' Type 1 of Brunswick, largely very fine complete strike on Queen-on-Throne 2d horizontal pair 'FL-GM' Stone A Pane 2 Pos [31-32], margins good to large. Rated RR. PO 1.1.1854. Ex Hugh Freeman and illustrated by him at p30. [5km N of GPO]
29: '29' Type 1 of Cavendish, two largely very fine virtually complete strikes on Queen-on-Throne 2d singles 'XA' & 'SW' Stone D Pane 2 Pos [18 & 47], reunited as they were affixed to the envelope, margins good to large, the 'SW' unit with a small corner fault. Rated RR. PO 1.4.1853. [Western District; 25km N of Hamilton]. Ex Hugh Freeman and illustrated by him at p33.