Great Britain and British Commonwealth India - India Convention And Feudatory States
Sale No: 380
Lot No:10306
Symbol:Postf
Cat No:Collection
1880/1950 (ca.), comprehensive used and mint balance in two stockbooks, nine approval books (prepared but uncirculated) and on album pages, slighlty mixed condition, mainly fine.
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India - India Convention And Feudatory States - Al
Sale No: 380
Lot No:1426
Symbol:Brief
Cat No:1, 2b
¼ a. steel-blue, vertical pair, and 1 a. chocolate vertical pair , tied by Alwar oval intaglio seal cancel to reverse of cover
¼ a. black on reddish-purple, two examples, tied by native cds to cover with State crest on flap, addressed to the Queen of Bamra franked with delivery cds on reverse.
Sale No: 380
Lot No:1435
Symbol:Ungeb
Cat No:O316 var
1932, 2a. ultramarine, perf. 14 instead of 13.5, top left corner marginal block of 20 with error stamp printed double. While the 4a is recorded with perf. 14, the 2a is not.
1914, 1 a. vermillion, 3 copies, each tied by the extremely rare "DAK RAJ BUNDI 12 JULY 16" cds without the dagger in the cds which was removed to mourn the death of a member of the royal family, to 1916, registered cover. This is the only recorded cover bearing four strikes of the Bundi cds without the dagger, unique.
Sale No: 380
Lot No:1440
Symbol:Brief
Cat No:28b, 39a
1923, 1 a. carmine, Type B, and two copies of 1923, 1 a.carmine, Type C, tied by "DAK RAJ BUNDI" to reverse of 1920, India KGV 1/2 anna postal stationery envelope. This cover proves that the 1 anna carmine stamps in SG Type "B" and Type "C" were issued as early as 1920, not 1923 as stated in the SG catalogue. It is interesting to note that while the sender used the Imperial postal stationery the letter was never handled by the Imperial post.
1936, 4 annas bright apple-green on medium wove paper on reverse of cover with annotation in Devnargi by postal clerk indicating that the recipient refused to accept the letter (SG value £4500)