1854-55 Set of six lithographed and two 2a. typographed stamps, even two of each value in different shades, dies and/or issues, including 4a. blue & red from 2nd printing and 4a. pale blue & pale red from 4th printing, both cut-to-shape, good to fine
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1854 Lithographed 1a. deep red, Die I, with plate flaw "Coloured I of INDIA reading NDIA", unused without gum, lateral framelines partially cut and a vertical crease at right otherwise fine. A SPECTACULAR PLATE FLAW. (SG from £1600 for normal stamp)
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1854-55 Lithographed 1a. red, Die III, horizontal pair, used and cancelled by Calcutta numeral "B/1", plus 1a. pale red, Die II, horizontal pair used with Bombay numeral "1", both pairs with four margins, fresh and fine. (SG from £570)
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1854 Lithographed 4a. deep blue & pale red, 2nd printing, sheet pos. 11, with "TRACES OF KISS PRINT of the head, especially front of the diadem, bust etc.", used in Bombay and cancelled by numeral "1", cut-to-shape with almost complete outer framelines, fine.
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1854 Lithographed 4a. from 2nd printing, group of seven cut-to-shape singles with various cancellations, colour shades including indigo & deep red, various sheet positions etc., in mixed condition (especially the cut), good to fine.
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1854-55 Lithographed 4a. blue & red, 3rd PRINTING with Head Die III and Frame Die I, sheet pos. 5, used and cancelled by partially indistinct strikes of octagonal numeral "B/1...6" (perhaps "B/156" of Rangoon, Burma?), cut square with four margins, lightly toned and with an ironed out crease, still fine. RPSL certificate (2018) (SG £2250)
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1854-55 Lithographed 4a. blue & red, 4th printing, sheet position 9 with parts of red and blue sheet center crosses at lower right, used in Bombay and cancelled with numeral "I", cut square, fresh colours, very fine. (SG £550) (Image)

1854-55 Lithographed 4a. pale blue & pale red, 4th printing, sheet pos. 12, used and cancelled by diamond of dots (8x9), cut square with complete to wide margins all round, fresh and fine. (SG £650) (Image)

1854 2a. green horizontal strip of three, with small parts of outer framelines, used and cancelled by diamond of dots, with even wide margins all round, fresh and fine.
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1854 2a. deep green horizontal strip of three, with large parts of outer framelines, used and cancelled by diamond of dots, with even wide margins all round, lightly toned, fine.
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1854 2a. green, group of 7 used singles and a pair, various shades and cancellations, all with complete to wide margins all round, one single with a paper fault at top, few lightly toned, but still an attractive group of good to fine stamps.
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(1854/55) Reprint of 4a blue & red with issued Head of Die III, probably Pos.11, narrow setting, on un-watermarked thin paper, fresh and fine.
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1855 QV 4a. black and 8a. carmine, both on blue glazed paper, mounted mint with part gum, the 4a. partially stained and both stamps with little pin-holes otherwise fine. (SG £2500) (Image)

TELEGRAPHS 1869-78 QV 28r.8a. bright yellow-green, mounted mint with part original gum, cut perforation at left otherwise fine. A scarce stamp. Raybaudi certificate (2004) (SG £450)
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1890/1896 PERFIN "K & Co.": Two different covers franked with Indian/Great Britain stamps with perfins "K & Co.", with 1890 cover from London addressed to 'Mypore', franked 6d., 3d. and 1d. (double weight) all with perfin of Kelly & Co., London, missent to Mysore but could not delivered there, with respective D.L.O. and other postmarks, and 1896 cover from Calcutta to England franked 4a. and 1a plum both with perfin of Kilburn & Co., Calcutta.
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1910-11 "UNITED PROVINCES EXHIBITION" printed postal stationery double card KEVII. ¼a+¼a with printed invitation for a Subscription Dance during the Exhibition in Allahabad on Tuesday the 28th February 1911, used from the Exhibition to the German Consulate in Allahabad, with the special Exhibition Camp '24. Feb. 1911' datestamp and Allahabad cds, very fine.
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1911-33 Six varieties, with 1921 "NINE NINE" ovpt. error on 9p. on 1a., 1911 3p. grey with "Rs." for "Ps.", in pair with normal, two singles of 1922 ¼ on ½a., one with Slanting serif on "1", the other with ovpt. inverted, and 1932/1933 tête-bêche pairs of 1a. and 2a., all fine used. (SG about £490) (Image)

1929 AIR 8a. purple with "REVERSED SERIF on 2nd I of INDIA", used on registered "Aero-Philatelic Club Calcutta" picture postcard to BAGHDAD by air, and returned, cancelled by Calcutta '5 NOV 1929' cds, probably boarded on 4th Nov., the day of first usage of the airmail stamps, with Baghdad arrival cds, scarce bilingual Baghdad D.L.O. datestamps and bilingual boxed "Not Known", also with boxed Calcutta D.L.O. and circled datestamps of January 1930. A VERY UNUSUAL POSTCARD AND A SCARCE PLATE FLAW. (SG from £900)
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1929 AIR complete set of six used on 1931 registered airmail cover from Delhi to England, tied by "IMPERIAL SECRETARY NORTH/2 APR 31" datestamp, with respective Reg. label and airmail label alongside, and on the reverse with receiving note '14th april' in m/s, fine.
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1937, KGVI. complete set incl. 1a. tete-beche pair, mint never hinged, fresh and very fine. (Image)

1940-43 KGVI. ½a. purple vertical bottom right corner block of 12, DOUBLY MISPERFORATED due to two times folded sheet at lower right before perforation, mint never hinged (except one central hinge mark), fresh and fine. A SPECTACULAR VARIETY, UNIQUE IN THIS FORM.
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