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TRINIDAD & TOBAGO continued...

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO continued...
Lot Symbol Descrip Opening
1952 image1914 Master Die Proof, as used for the 5/- and £1 stamps, in black on white glazed card, dated "June 3 '14" in manuscript and stamped "BEFORE / HARDENING", 92x60mm. A fine Master Proof. Photo on Page 250. (Image1)

Est. £200-250

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.

TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS

TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS
Lot Symbol Descrip Opening
1953 1889-1945 Specimen stamps comprising 1889 6d yellow-brown, 1893 2½d, 1894 5d, 1900 ½d - 3/- set of nine, 1908 3d, 1909-11 ¼d - 3/- set of twelve, 1913-21 ½d - 2/- set of eleven with 4d on orange-buff and 2/- on emerald, 1921 ¼d - 1/- set of eight, 1922-26 ¼d - 3/- set of fourteen (both 2/- watermarks), 1928 ½d - 10/- set of eleven, 1935 Silver Jubilee set of four, 1937 Coronation set of three, 1938-45 KGVI ¼d - 10/- set of fourteen, all fine mint, a good lot. S.G. 59/205s, £2,258. (92).

Est. £500-600

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1954 image1913-28 Imperforate Proofs comprising 1913-21 4d red on yellow and 1920 5d sage-green plate proofs on gummed watermarked paper, 1913-21 3/- sample proof in carmine on card overprinted "SPECIMEN" type DS2, 1928 1½d, 2d, 2½d, 3d and 5/- sample proof pairs on card all in blue. (13). Photo on Page 254. (Image1) (Image2)

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Est. £150-200

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1955 1881-1960 Mint and used selection including Specimen stamps, 1889-93 1d pale rosy lake sheet of thirty, War Tax stamps with watermark and overprint varieties, 1900 6d block of six with no watermark on upper central stamp, etc. (100s).

Est. £200-250

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.

USA

USA
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1956 Machine Cancels. c.1882-1920 Covers and cards with flag types (100+), early Leavitt machines, Krags, Colombia, International, Barry, Doremus, Hampden, Time-Cummins, Universal and American machines, some experimental types, also a few pieces and later covers. (650+).

Est. £700-1,000

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.

VIRGIN ISLANDS

VIRGIN ISLANDS
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1957 image1867-80 Mint and used selection, with some proofs, including 1867-70 1d (187, with several partial or complete sheet reconstructions) and 4d Die Proofs on card in dull mauve, orange or green; 1867 1/- with crimson frames on greyish paper (S.G. 20) used on piece with 1866 1d; 1868 single frame 1/- proof (thinned), mint or unused (13, one with long tailed "S") or used (4, two with "A93" mailboat cancel or "B16" cancel from the Plymouth & Bristol T.P.O); 1878 1d sideways watermark (14) or upright watermark (16); 1879-80 1d (7) and 2½d (4); also various forgeries (140). A few faults though most are fine. (390). Photo on Page 254. (Image1)

Est. £1,000-1,200

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1958 1883-89 Mint and used study, the 1883-84 issues (37) including ½d yellow-buff mint (2, one double perfs at right) and used, ½d green detached triangle variety mint and used (2, one on philatelic cover, faults), the 1887-89 issues (92) including 4d mint pair with reversed watermark, 1/- sepia mint (7) and used (3), and 1888 4d on 1/- mint (12) and used (4). S.G. 26/42, £8,700. (145).

Est. £450-550

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.

ZANZIBAR

Postage Due Mail
Lot Symbol Descrip Opening
1959 1891-99 Cover and cards (3) all with boxed "FOREIGN POSTAGE DUE / .. ANNAS .. PIES" applied in Zanzibar, comprising 1891 India ½a envelope franked ½a, sent internally then redirected from the Dead Letter Office Lucknow to Zanzibar with redirection slip tied by Sea Post Office, Aden and Zanzibar datestamps, charged 3a; G.E.A 3p postcard from Dar-es-Salaam to H.M.S "Swallow" at Zanzibar charged 1a, redirected to Simons Town; 1896 India ¼a postcard sent within Zanzibar to S.M.S "Condor" charged 6p; 1899 B.E.A ½a postcard from Mombasa to Zanzibar charged 1a. A scarce group, the first the earliest recorded example of this charge mark. (4).

Get Market Data for [Zanzibar Collection] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census

Est. £250-300

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1960 image1926 (July 21) Stampless cover from India to Zanzibar backstamped at Sisendi, Lucknow and Zanzibar, Indian tombstone charge mark and "T" handstamp, bearing an uncancelled 25c magenta postage due (postage due stamps not cancelled before the middle of 1929). A rare stamp on a commercial cover and an early use of this first postage due issue, item number 3 in the John Griffith-Jones listing (and one of six single 25c uses recorded on cover), illustrated on page 288 of the handbook. S.G. D13, £1,300 as a stamp. Photo on Page 252. (Image1)

Est. £500-600

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1961 image1929 (Jan 24) Cover from India to Zanzibar with 1a cancelled at Crawford Market, handstamped "T", bearing an uncancelled 12c green postage due. A scarce stamp on a commercial cover, item number 12 in the John Griffith-Jones listing. S.G. D7, £600 as a stamp. Photo on Page 252. (Image1)

Est. £250-300

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1962 1929 (Jan 26) Cover from Tongobory, Madagascar, franked 25c pair to Zanzibar, handstamped "T", bearing 18c orange postage due with "cent·s" variety, the stamp uncancelled and unfortunately damaged at left but very rare on a commercial cover, the earliest use of any "cent·s" variety on cover. Item 15 in the John Griffith-Jones listing, illustrated on page 292 of his handbook. S.G. D10a, £400 as a stamp. Photo on Page 252.

Est. £0-0

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1963 image1929 (May 1) Stampless cover with Chakichaki, Pemba backstamp, to the Customs House at Zanzibar, handstamped "T" and "POSTAGE DUE / 1as", bearing two uncancelled 3c orange dues, two vertical creases, otherwise fine and a very scarce commercial cover. The only known use of these Pemba due handstamps at this period (with charge shown in Annas although these had been replaced by cents in 1908!), and the latest known cover with these first issue dues left uncancelled. Item 17 in the Griffith-Jones listing, illustrated on pages 142 and 293 of his handbook. S.G. D3. Photo on Page 258. (Image1)

Est. £250-300

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1964 image1929 (Nov 9) Unpaid cover posted within Zanzibar, handstamped "T", bearing two 3c orange dues (one with corner fault at left) cancelled by Zanzibar c.d.s, part of reverse torn away, the front fine looking. The earliest recorded cover with Zanzibar dues cancelled by a datestamp, item 18 in the Griffith-Jones listing, illustrated on page 294 of his handbook, rare and commercial. Photo on Page 258. (Image1)

Est. £300-400

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1965 image1930 (June 12) Large piece bearing 1c, 3c, 18c salmon and 50c postage dues each tied by a Zanzibar c.d.s, "T" handstamp alongside, endorsed "Charges Paid" in red ink with a matching red cross and initials on each of the due stamps and red lines through the "T" handstamp, all done upon redirection. A unique combination of dues, the earliest recorded use of the 1c, 18c salmon and 50c values, and one of just eight recorded properly used examples of the 50c. Item 29 in the Griffith-Jones listing of known "covers", very scarce. S.G. D1,3,9,16, £565+. Photo on Page 258. (Image1)

Est. £200-250

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1966 1930 (June 18) Stampless front from Kampala, Uganda, to Zanzibar, handstamped "T" with 21c due tied by Zanzibar c.d.s (June 27), item 31 in the Griffith-Jones listing. S.G. D12.

Est. £100-120

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1967 image1931 (Jan 8) Stampless cover from London to L. Hollingworth in Zanzibar with "3D / TO PAY / W.C.1" dues applied in error, manuscript "T30", 12c green "cent·s" variety + 1930 6c yellow dues tied by a Zanzibar c.d.s (Jan 27), manuscript "1073" register number. The 12c with small defect at foot, nevertheless the only recorded example of this 12c variety recorded on cover, with just six examples of this variety recorded in total. Item 72 in the Griffith-Jones listing, illustrated on page 329 of the handbook. A unique and important cover. S.G. D7a, 21, £1,740 as stamps. Photo on Page 258 (Image1)

Est. £800-1,000

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1968 image1931 (Jan 26) Cover from Nairobi, Kenya, to Mrs F.M Mehta in Zanzibar franked 8c, handstamped "T", bearing 2c + 1930 6c dues tied by Zanzibar datestamps (Jan. 29). Item 80 in the Griffith-Jones listing, very fine. S.G. D2, 21. Photo on Page 258. (Image1)

Est. £250-300

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1969 image1931 (Mar 10) Cover from Entebbe, Uganda, to H. Alley at The Treasury, Zanzibar, franked 1c, hexagonal framed "T" with manuscript "35ctms", bearing 1c + 20c dues tied by Zanzibar datestamps (Mar. 18). Item 21 in the Griffith-Jones listing, illustrated on page 327 of his handbook. Fine and an unusual combination of dues (instead of a single 21c), the 1c value rare on cover, with just six covers recorded bearing this value. S.G. D1,11, £240 as stamps. Photo on Page 258. (Image1)

Est. £300-350

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1970 image1931 (Dec 27) Stampless cover from Kilindini, Kenya, with violet octagonal framed "T / 50 CENTIMES", 1930 25c rose due tied by Zanzibar c.d.s (Dec 31), manuscript "1777" register number. A fine and very scarce commercial cover, item 127 in the Griffith-Jones listing, illustrated on page 303 of his handbook. S.G. D23, £150 as a stamp. Photo on Page 261. (Image1)

Est. £300-350

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1971 image1933 (Apr 26) Air Mail cover from London The Hon. C. Seymour Hall, The Residency, Zanzibar, franked 5d but underfranked and a double rate cover, handstamped "T" and marked "2/160", the reverse bearing five 20c orange dues (vertical pair + strip of three, two stamps partly torn away) tied by Reg. Zanzibar datestamps (May 3). A unique and spectacular franking, item 173 in the Griffith-Jones listing. S.G. D11, £400 as stamps. Photo on Page 258. (Image1)

Est. £400-500

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1972 image1933 (May 11) Cover from Kitale, Kenya, to Zanzibar franked 5c, handstamped "T", with a 15c due tied by Reg. Zanzibar c.d.s (May 15). A scarce commercial cover, item 174 in the Griffith-Jones listing. S.G. D8. Photo on Page 261. (Image1)

Est. £300-350

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1973 image1933 (June 1) Unpaid local cover to A. Versi, handstamped "T", reverse with 15c due vertical pair including "cent·s" variety + 1930 3c tied by Zanzibar datestamps. A rare use of the 15c "cent.s" variety on cover, item 178 in the Griffith-Jones listing. S.G. D8/a,19, £315 as stamps. Photo on Page 261. (Image1)

Est. £300-400

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1974 1933 (Oct 14) Air Mail cover from Calcutta to Zanzibar franked ½a + Air 2a + 6a, marked as a double weight cover with "T" handstamp, with 18c salmon due tied by Reg. Zanzibar c.d.s (Oct 25). The India stamps unfortunately torn from the cover, the stamped piece then reinstated, still a very scarce commercial cover, not recorded in the Griffith-Jones listing. S.G. D9.

Est. £100-120

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1975 1934 (Sep 28) Stampless cover to Mrs L.H Trueman, E.T.C, Zanzibar, bearing 18c orange vertical pair, the upper stamp with "cent·s" variety, a Zanzibar c.d.s applied to the lower stamp only. Clearly cancelled to order but still an uncommon variety on cover, item 216 in the Griffith-Jones listing. S.G. D10/a, £490 as stamps.

Est. £120-150

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.
1976 1934 (Nov 16) Stampless cover to Mrs L.H Trueman, E.T.C, Zanzibar, bearing 15c and 18c orange vertical pairs, both with "cent·s" variety on the upper stamp, a Zanzibar c.d.s applied to the lower stamps only. Clearly cancelled to order but still uncommon varieties on cover. Item 231 in the Griffith-Jones listing, illustrated on page 333 of his handbook. S.G. D8/a,10/a, £735 as stamps.

Est. £160-180

CLOSED
Closing..Apr-25, 11:59 PM EST.

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