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| 3715 |
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 1903: Panama Republic Overprint, 10 c. orange, horizontal pair, used on 'Imperial German
Consulate' envelope, Panama to Managua, Nicaragua, dated 1 December 1903, tied by duplex cancel in black, with 'FUERA DE VALIJA' (Out of Sack) framed rectangular handstamp in black alongside, endorsed 'Via San Juan' (del Sur), to the back a San Juan
Del Sur violet cachet dated 4 December 1903, envelope reduced slightly at left, soiling which doesn't detract, scarce example of first overprint with the 'Out of Sack' mark. Nicaragua uncommon destination. (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF250.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3716 |
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 1903: Two covers franked with First Republic overprints in red on 10 c. orange, comprising a
1904 cover from Panama to Havana, Cuba, franked with horizontal pair and single, filing crease not affecting stamps and stained, nonetheless impressive and the overprints are in the original red rose shade. Also, 1903 US Consular envelope franked
with a marginal single sent Panama to Newark, USA, a scarce pair of covers. (Image 1)
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SOLD for CHF440.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3717 |
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 1903: Panama Republic Overprint, 20 c. violet, red first republic overprint, used on cover,
Panama to Hamburg, Germany, dated 9 November 1903, tied by Panama duplex, on arrival in Germany a handstamp applied which states "Ohne Marke / Eingegangen" (Recieved Without a Stamp) which indicates that one stamp had apparently fallen off the cover
prior to arrival in Germany (the duplex postmark confirming this by the rectangular shape missing to the right of the stamp), to the back a Hamburg arrival dated 2 December 1903, reduced slightly at left, vertical filing crease well clear of
adhesive, closed tear to bottom flap and perfs. trimmed top of 20c. Rare and intriguing example. Just two covers sent on 9th are recorded. rnNote: The Scott catalogue indicates that 16 November is the official first day, although Dr Helme stated that
the 9 November would be the first day of issue.rn (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF300.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3718 |
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 1903: Republic First overprint, 5 c. blue, 10 c. orange, two singles, 2 c. rose, two singles
and 1 p. lake, in combination with Third overprint, 1 c. green, used on registered cover from Panama to San Jose, Costa Rica, dated 28 December 1903, tied by duplex cancel in black, with 20 c. red on blue registration stamp (F6), to reverse Limon
purple transit datestamp 30 December 1903 and 'Oficina de Certificados Exterior San Jose Enero' dated 3 January 1904, soiling and some wear to edges, scarce 1 peso use from the first overprint used in combination with third overprint. (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF460.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3719 |
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 1903: Panama Republic Overprint, 5 c. blue, used on cover, Panama to Colón, dated 12
November 1903, tied by Panama duplex cancel in black, partial arrival on reverse in purple dated same day, soiling around adhesive, nonetheless attractive early single franking internal use, rare. Additionally, comes with three other items franked
with the first Republic overprint, comprising a philatelic card and cover (Geo. Lathrop Pack, Lakewood) sent 17th and 18th November and a front franked with six 20 c. (Scott 55) dated 18th. An excellent lot including four examples sent prior to 20
November.rnNote: The First Republic overprints were not issued officially until 16 November (Scott) although according to Dr Helme the official first day was 9 November. There are just five covers know dated prior to 20 November 1903. (Image 1)
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SOLD for CHF480.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3720 |
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 1903: 10 c. orange, four singles and a horizontal pair, 50 c. bister-brown, vertical pair,
with the First Republic overprint in red, used in combination with 20 c. violet, two vertical pairs and a strip of five with Second Republic overprint in black and red, 20 c. red registration stamp with 10 c. overprint, used on large fragment from
Panama to Manchester, England, dated 21 December 1903 with New York transit dated 29 December and part New York Exchnage label, some creasing and faults, nonetheless a rare item. Largest post-Independence franking, one of ten 'Second overprint'
covers (all values), largest strip of the 20 c. and only example with a pair of the 50 c. (one stamp corner fault). Impressive despite imperfections. (Image 1)
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SOLD for CHF300.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3721 |
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 1903: Panama Republic Overprint, an album page comprising two philatelic covers franked with
a range of values from the First Republic overprint, includes; Panama to British Honduras cover with 1 c. green (red), 2 c. rose (black), 5 c. blue (red), 10 c. orange x2 (red), 20 c. violet (red), 50 c. bister-brown (red) and 1 p. lake (black), all
neatly tied by very fine strike of the 'Agencia Postal Nacional Colón' circular datestamp in violet (1 December 1903), rare example. One of three covers known franked with 1 p. and one of four covers known with 50 c. first overprint. Also included,
1904 registered envelope (Bickel) Panama to Munich, Germany, franked with six values 1 c. to 50 c. (with exception of the 2 c. all with red overprint), and 20 c. registration stamp with 10 c. overprint alongside 'Retardo' 5 c. purple on rose (I1),
with New York Exchange registered label, scarce franking, rare pair of covers with much eye appeal. (Image
1)
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SOLD for CHF420.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3722 |
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 1903: Group of three covers all franked with Republic first issue overprint in red on 5 c.
blue, comprising; 1903 Panama to New York printed envelope endorsed "Muestras" (samples) and with corners clipped franked with single 5 c. with tax mark and instructional 'Closed Against Inspection' and 'Collect Postage 20 Cents', two 10 c. US
postage dues to reverse (opened out for display); also cover with block of eight 5 c. and a single 20 c. sent to London at the 60 c. rate, has repaired opening tears/damage but rare franking and multiple. Also, a block of four tied to envelope to
Croydon, redirected to Southsea, endorsed 'Per West Indian Mail Packet', opening tears top, although attractive multiple; latter two from the 'Mallett' correspondence, scarce and impressive trio. (Image 1)
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SOLD for CHF260.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3723 |
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 1903: First Republic overprint, collection set-out upon seven album pages, comprising
twenty-four unused stamps, including blocks of four (1 c., 2 c. and 10 c.) and sheet of fifty (1 c.) and singles; also seven covers one of which is a 1903 newspaper wrapper with vertical pair 2 c. rose with black overprint sent from Panama to London,
typed address and with the clipped corners signifying printed matter, is soiled and has central hole and tear to front, however very rare. The only First overprint franking on a newspaper wrapper; also among others a cover with four 1 c. one with
vertical overprint and two 2 c. one with vertical overprint; an interesting and rare accumulation. (Image
1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8)
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SOLD for CHF400.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3724 |
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 1903: Second Panama Overprint, 2 c. rose, five singles, used on cover from Colón to Rhode
Island, USA, dated 29 December 1903, tied by Colón duplex in purple, to the back a New York transit 5 January 1904 and Providence arrival 6 January 1904, a fine and rare cover. One of ten (includes all values) recorded with second Panama overprints
on cover. Additionally comes with four album pages with twenty-four items, predominately unused stamps, including blocks of four and a block of ten, illustrates varieties and the different colour overprints. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)
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SOLD for CHF200.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3725 |
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 1903: Second Panama Overprint, 5 c. blue, tied to small piece by Panama duplex datestamp,
the date unclear, minor soiling, a deep shade, rare example; the 5 c. with black 'Panama' is not known on cover; one of three fragments known. Unpriced in Scott. (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF150.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3726 |
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 1903: Second Panama Overprint, 5 c. blue, tied to small piece by Panama duplex datestamp,
the date unlear, fresh colour and attractive; rare. No letters are recorded with the 5 c. with black 'Panama', just three fragments are known. Unpriced in Scott. (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF150.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3727 |
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 1903: Second Panama overprint, 10 c. orange and 10 c. on 20 c. red-brown on blue
registration stamp, used on registered cover, Panama to Paris, dated January 1904, with New York Exchange registered label, a French transit datestamp 21 January 1904, on the reverse a New York registered datestamp 13 January and a Paris arrival 21
January 1904, a scarce example of the second overprint issue on cover, especially so a registered single franking; just ten cover with the second overprint are record for all values. (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF200.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3728 |
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 1904: Third Panama Provisionals, 1 c. green, horizontal and vertical pairs and a single, 2
c. rose, two vertical pairs and a single used with 5 c. blue, on cover, from Panama to Croydon, England ('Mallet' correspondence), dated 2 September 1904, tied by 'BRITISH PACKET AGENCY PANAMA' single circle datestamp in deep purple, to reverse a
partial Croydon arrival in black, opening tear at back reinforced and small tear to top and side of minor significance which does not detract, 1 c. and 2 c. vertical pair with trimmed perfs. to top, otherwise fine and attractive, rare. The only known
cover with the British Packet Agency at Panama datestamp on a letter from this issue. (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF200.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3729 |
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 1904: Third Panama Provisionals, 1 c. green, 2 c. rose, vertical pair and 5 c. blue, used on
cover, from Colón to Mauritius, dated 6 September 1904, tied by purple Colón flag duplex, with fine strike of the framed 'BUZON/COLON' handstamp alongside also in purple (used on items deposited in letter boxes in the city), endorsed "Via England",
to the reverse flap with "The Royal Mail Packet Company" embossed logo, also a partial Mauritius arrival dated 4 November 1904 in black, horizointal filing crease at base well clear of adhesives and a vertical filing crease between the 5 c. and 1 c.,
the top 2 c. without perforations across top, a scarce example; mail to Mauritius is not commmon and the Buzon mark recorded on very few covers. (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF200.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3730 |
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 1904: Third Panama Provisionals, 20 c. violet, overprint reading upwards, used on commercial
registered envelope with 10 c. red on 20 c. red-brown registration stamp (Scott F10), blue '5409' handstamp number, from Panama to Napoli, Italy, dated 30 May 1904, with New York Exchange registered label affected by vertical filing crease centrally
which does not affect stamps, some creasing top and small opening fault top left, rare example of the registration stamp used in combination with 20 c. from the third overprint. A similar example sold in the Charles F. Meroni Jr. collection of Panama
registered mail described as one of two (Schuyler J. Rumsey, 27 April 2014, lot 357) although both were offered at that sale. Additionally comes with three registered covers each franked with a single 20 c. blue, sent to destinations, including
Italy, USA and France, scarce group, valuable selection (4). (Image 1)
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CLOSED
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3731 |
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 1904: Third Panama Provisionals, 1 c. green, 2 c. rose, two singles, 5 c. blue, in
combination with 1 p. lake, used on the reverse of a large registered cover, with Panama 10 c. green registration stamp affixed to front, sent from Panama to Lausanne, Switzerland, dated 13 September 1904, tied by Panama duplex in black, endorsed
'Via New York / Certificado', with New York Exchange registered label alongside, Lausanne arrival dated 30 September 1904 to back, vertical filing crease centrally not affecting stamps, some soiling and other minor creasing and two stamps have
trimmed perfs. at base as is often the case with this issue, a rare cover. The higest known franking of the third Panama Provisionals. (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF300.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3732 |
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 1904: Third Panama Provisionals, group of four covers all with 20 c. violet frankings, two
with singles, one of which is from the 'Mallet' correspondence, another with a horizontal pair on a Lee Chong envelope; also an envelope franked with 1 c. green, two single 2 c. rose, a 5 c. blue, 10 c. orange and 20 c. violet sent to Copenhagen,
Denmark, has opening tear front although also from the 'Mallet' correspondence and has attractive typed address, an appealing and rare selection (4). (Image 1) (Image 2)
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SOLD for CHF300.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3733 |
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 1904: Third Panama Provisionals, collection presented upon five exhibition pages, comprising
thirty items, covering the 1 c., 2 c., 20 c. and 50 c. values, predominately unused examples, several blocks including marginal block of six and block of nine of 20 c. blue, set-out mainly as a study illustrating varieties of overprint; also noted
unused 50 c. bister-brown with scarce 'ULTRAMAR' overprint in blue (applied by the Portuguese Postal Administration upon receipt from the UPU in Berne prior to sending to one of the Colonial postal archives) comes with a Sismondo certificate (2006);
also the same value in a used single with variety 'Without Bar' (only recorded example); a neat and nicely documented selection, scarce accumulation. Additionally, comes with a postcard franked with 2 c. showing 'shifted overprint' used from Colón to
USA. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6)
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CLOSED
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
| 3734 |
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 1904: Third Panama Provisionals, group of four covers and one cover front, all featuring the
1 c. green value, two with additional franking of the 2 c. rose, includes a cover front franked with pair of 1 c. tied by 'CANAL ZONE ANCON' duplex in purple sent to San Francisco; also a single 1 c. used on printed matter stationery wrapper sent
from Colón to La Union, El Salvador, corners of cover cut to signify printed matter rate (only recorded 1 c. to this destination); noted rare Bocas del Toro postmark on two 1 c. and one 2 c. to Frankfurt and two covers showing overprint varieties
including the 'PANvMA' on 'Mallet' correspondence to England franked 10 c. rate; some flaws and faults, although overall an excellent selection (5). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)
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SOLD for CHF250.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM |
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