JAMMU & KASHMIR 1867-77, Proof of the 1a. brown-orange on European laid paper, scarce, fresh and fine. (Image)

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1874-76 4a. deep black, unused w/o gum as issued, cut square with wide margins all round, light vertical crease at right otherwise fine. (SG £550)
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JAMMU & KASHMIR 1874-76 4a. deep black, unused w/o gum as issued, cut square with wide margins all round, fresh and fine. (SG £550)
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JAMMU & KASHMIR 1874-76 Special Printing 4a. deep black, cut square with wide margins all round, slightly stained, fine. This stamp is the original example of Staal's collection and is illustrated in his handbook (Plate 2, Pos. 18). (SG £550) (Image)

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1875, The famous old watercolour forgery of the 1a. in red on white paper, first described by Dr. Le Grand in 1875 and later by Masson in 1900, fine. A scarce postal history item as thus. (Image)

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1878-79, Two covers franked by ½a. slate-violet, one tied by native seal and pen-strokes to native cover, the second used on reverse of British India postal stationery envelope ½a. blue from Sialkot, with various postmarks incl. Chaprar cds. (Image)

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1880's, Eight examples of the unissued ¼a., three in black (incl. bottom right corner stamp = Pos. 12 of a sheet) and five singles in red (incl. corner and marginal copies), fine. (Image)

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1880's, The scarce native Dogri-Duplex cds of the Sialkot Foreign Post Office, the only one in J&K, on reverse of part cover franked by ½a. red tied by the 12 bars "MIM" cancel of Jammu, fine and scarce (see also Nanjee page 62). (Image)

INDORE 1889 ½a. black on pink, Type I (SG Type 2), horizontal pair used on back of domestic cover, cancelled by native h/s and tied by native cds, with bilingual INDORE cds on front. The fresh and fine pair with wide to huge margins all round, cover with some faults (opening faults, creased) but A SCARCE PAIR OF TYPE I ON COVER.
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INDORE 1930 c. REVENUE, Yashwant Rao Holkar II, 2a. Perkins Bacon engraved die proof, circular design in black on proof paper, diagonal crease at lower right and slightly stained, good/fine. (Image)

1938/48, KG VI 1 R and 5 R to 25 R with imprint "GWALIOR" five values in superb perforatioen and mint NH (Image)

1860's-1940's ca.: Collection of about 350 covers, postcards and postal stationery items from Feudatory and Convention States, including registered mail, native and international mail, postal stationery cards, double cards, envelopes, registered envelopes etc., many from Cochin and Jaipur (incl. unusual frankings), but also covers/cards from Jhalawar (No.2 on small cover), Poonch, Bundi and others, plus some fiscal documents as various Hundis and those with fiscal stamps from various states. (Image)

1860's-1940's: Stamp collections of Feudatory and Convention States plus few covers and postal stationery items in two binders, on pages and on leaves, mostly basic parts but also some good stamps/parts as Convention States mint and used (up to Rupee values), mint stamps and complete sets from Feudatory States, some multiples up to complete sheets/booklet panes, some varieties etc. (Image)

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1866-1894, collection of more than 20 covers and some stamps including several covers to foreign States with J&K and British India mixed frankings, from 1867 cover bearing Circular ½a black (cut square) in combination with British India ½a. pale blue, also registered mail, and some stamps, mint and used, with multiples and Officials, including genuine stamps and some imitations and forgeries. (Image)

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1940's ca.: Four J&K Hundis used and franked with various J&K Special Adhesives denom. 50p., 1r., 2r. and 5r. including 2r. block of 8 or 5r. pair, with punch hole and traces of usage/ageing but quite rare as thus.
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