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775

1891/92: Official "Halfpenny" on ½ d. grey, an unused example with variety "OS Overprint Double", centred to right, part og. A fine example of an immensely rare stamp. Cert. BPA (1965) Gi = £ 3'500. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM

776

1871 (Feb 1): Electric Telegraph set of eight values unused, wmk. NSW sideways, perf. 13, all values from 1 d. to the very rare 4 s. black & mauve, 6 s. black & carmine and 8 s. black & lilac, part to large part og. Condition varies but a much above average set - rarely seen and seldom offered Gi = £ 6'250. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM

777

Lots & Collections 1851/1903: New South Wales, the extensive balance of collection, with several scarcer stamps, noted 1851 1 d., 3 d., and 6 d., 1854 Large Diadem 5 d. and 1 s., 1856 Registration with two shades, good range of 1860 perforated issues including 6 d. violet, 8 d. orange and yellow and 1 s., fulsome representation of 1862-84 definitives with 1 d. red (3, with shades), 2 d., 4 d., 6 d., 10 d., and 1 s., useful officials including 1880-8 5 s. "Coin" overprinted O.S. (Ceremuga cert.), 1885 Postage Overprints with 5 s. and 10 s., 1897 Diamond Jubilee Charity set of two, etc., the odd fault to be anticipated, particularly among the classics, yet a strong basis for continuation, worthy of close inspection, with many fine stamps. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (Image 12)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM

3004

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Inter-Colonial Mail 1858 (Sept 4): Registered entire from Maryborough, Moreton Bay District (now Queensland) to Sydney, New South Wales bearing 1856 New South Wales Diadem 2 d. pale blue, a fine four margin example, used with 1856 Registered 6 d. vermilion and prussian blue, touched at top, cancelled by the rays “96” numeral of Maryborough and prepaying 2 d. for a 1⁄2 ounce inter-colonial ship letter to New South Wales plus 6 d. registration. Endorsed “Per steamer “Waratah 1/9/58” at top left and with fine despatch and arrival datestamps on the reverse. A very fine and most attractive cover. Note: Inter-colonial mail from the Moreton Bay District is very scarce, with nearly all the covers recorded being addressed to New South Wales. Of the few Inter-colonial registered covers recorded, this cover is considered to be the finest. Route - Australasian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Brisbane 4 Sept 1858 per “Waratah” to Sydney, arriving 6 Sept 1858 (5 days). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3006

cover

Inter-Colonial Mail 1860 (Feb 3): Cover from Gladstone, Moreton Bay District (Queensland) to Sydney, New South Wales bearing 1856 New South Wales Diadem 1 d. orange-vermillion, an imperforate strip of six with close to good margins all round, just touched at lower right, boldly tied by rays “131” numeral of Gladstone and prepaying 6 d. for a 1⁄2 ounce inter-colonial ship letter to New South Wales. Rare usage of New South Wales stamps in the Moreton Bay District and a cover of outstanding quality. Route - Private sailing ship: Departed Gladstone 3 Feb 1860 to Brisbane. Australasian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Brisbane per “Telegraph” (8 Feb) to Sydney, arriving 11 Feb 1860 (8 days). Note: Strips of six are the largest multiple of this stamp recorded on cover, two are recorded and this is by far the finest. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3007

cover

Inter-Colonial Mail 1860 (Dec 23): Mourning cover from Sydney, New South Wales to Hobart Town, Tasmania bearing 1859 New South Wales Diadem 6 d. fawn, a fine large margined horizontal pair lightly cancelled by “N.S.W.” in ovals and further tied by the Hobart "Inwards Free" ship letter datestamp in red. The cover is prepaid 1 s. for a 1 ounce intercolonial ship letter to Tasmania and endorsed by the sender, Governor William Denison at lower left. An exceptional cover in the foremost quality. The 6 d. fawn, watermark “6” on cover is much rarer than the watermark “8”. Cert. BPA (1994). Route - Australasian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Sydney 25 Dec 1860 per “City of Sydney” to Melbourne. Private sailing ship: Departed Melbourne (31 Dec) per “North Star” to Hobart Town, arriving 3 Jan 1861 (11 days). Note: The envelope was written by Sir William Denison, Governor of New South Wales to Bishop Robert Willson at Hobart Town. They would have been close associates when Denison was Governor of Van Diemen’s Land from 1847 to 1855. Willson was annointed as the first Bishop of Hobart Town in 1842. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3011

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Inter-Colonial Mails 1863 (March 4): Entire letter from Sydney, New South Wales to Adelaide, South Australia endorsed "per Rangatira" at left, bearing 1862 New South Wales 3 d. blue-green, perf. 13, a horizontal pair, tied by the Sydney/NSW duplex (March 4) in black, prepaying 6 d. for a ½ ounce inter-colonial ship letter rate to South Australia. "GPO Adelaide" arrival datestamp (March 12) at lower left. An unusual usage of the 3 d. Diadem on a very fine and attractive cover. Route - Australasian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Sydney 4 March 1863 per “Rangatira” to Melbourne (7 March). Departed Melbourne (10 March) per “Coorong” to Adelaide, arriving 12 March 1863 (8 days). (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3015

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Inter-Colonial Mail 1866 (Aug 21): Cover from Sydney, New South Wales to Melbourne, Victoria bearing 1864 New South Wales Diadem 6 d. purple, a vertical strip of five, one with minor perf. fault at left, used with a single example cancelled by the Sydney duplex and prepaying 3 s. comprising 2 s. 6 d. for a 3 ounce intercolonial ship letter to Victoria plus 6 d. Late Fee. Some minor tone spots at top, otherwise a fine and extremely scarce high franking. Route - Australasian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Sydney 21 Aug 1866 per “Wonga Wonga” to Melbourne, arriving 24 Aug 1866 (3 days). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3021

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Overland via Southampton 1856 (Jan 23): Registered cover from Bombala, New South Wales to Wymondham, England bearing 1855 New South Wales Diadem 6 d. grey, margins close to huge, tied by “40” barred numeral obliterator of Bombala and also tied by “REGISTERED / BOMBALA” handstamp in black, prepaying the 6 d. Registration Fee only, whilst the ½ ounce ship letter rate remained unpaid. Handstruck “d6” applied in black to be paid by the recipient. A delightful cover in outstanding quality. Note: From the 1 January 1857 postage had to be compulsorily prepaid and the sender of this letter on the 27 December 1856 took advantage of this position four days before enactment. Thus, the 6 d. adhesive prepaid the 6 d. registration fee, not the ship letter rate. With the letter arriving in England unpaid, the debit of 6 d. (d6) to the British Post Office was required to account for the shortfall. Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 23 Jan 1857 per “Oneida” via Melbourne (15 Feb) and King Georges Sound (22 Feb). The ship broke down 400 miles west of Cape Leuwin, Western Australia and returned to King Georges Sound and was unable to continue. The Mails were transferred. Departed King Georges Sound (21 March) per “European” via Galle (4 April) to Suez; overland to Alexandria; “Etna” (25 April) via Malta (29 April) to Southampton (8 May); by rail via London to Wymondham, arriving 10 May 1857 (114 days). Note: This was the first homeward voyage of the European and Australian Royal Mail Co. to England and was a complete financial disaster. The Company lost the entire subsidy for this voyage and did not have a ship available for the May mail from Australia. Incidents such as this plagued the Company throughout their contract, ending with insolvency in 1858. Provenance: Collection 'Alvarado'. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3022

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Overland via Southampton 1857 (Jan 23): Cover from Sydney, New South Wales to Locarno, Switzerland endorsed "via London" at top bearing 1854 New South Wales Diadem 1 s. rosy-vermillion, imperforate, large margins with scissor cut at base in lower margin well away from the design and 1856 Diadem 2 d. blue (2) with good to large margins, the second stamp just touched at base, cancelled by the Sydney bars obliterator in black and prepaying 1 s. 4 d. but underpaid 2 d. for a ½ oz ship letter of 1 s. 6 d. to Switzerland. Transit datestamps for London, Calais, Paris, Basel and Locarno. Very fine and attractive, being one of the most important imperforate covers from New South Wales during this period. Cert. Eichele (1998). Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 23 Jan 1857 per “Oneida” via Melbourne (15 Feb) and King Georges Sound (22 Feb). The ship broke down 400 miles west of Cape Leuwin, Western Australia and returned to King Georges Sound 23.2 and was unable to continue. The Mails were transferred. Departed King Georges Sound (21 March) per “European” via Galle (4 April) to Suez; overland to Alexandria; “Etna” (25 April) via Malta (29 April) to Southampton (8 May); by rail to London; by steamer to Calais (May 9) by rail via Paris and Basel, arriving Locarno 13 May 1857 (117 days). Note: The second earliest cover recorded from New South Wales to Switzerland. Provenance: Collection Wyler, Palmer. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3023

cover

Overland via Southampton 1857 (Jan 23): Cover from Sydney, New South Wales to Providence, Rhode Island, USA bearing 1854 New South Wales Diadem 1854 6 d. greenish-grey imperforate and 1 s. rosy vermilion (4 examples, one with pre-printing paper fold), all with margins in places to four margins all round, cancelled by Sydney barred obliterator and with transit datestamps on the front and reverse. “18” (cents) manuscript in red credit to England for transatlantic shipment via a British packet and “2” (cents) manuscript in red credit to the United States for internal delivery. The “20” (cents) handstamp in black represents the total of the two manuscript markings to be paid by the recipient. A couple of minor peripheral blemishes, otherwise fine and attractive and an early use to the USA. The third highest imperforate franking recorded from New South Wales. Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 23 Jan 1857 per “Oneida” via Melbourne (15 Feb) and King Georges Sound (22 Feb). The ship broke down 400 miles west of Cape Leuwin, Western Australia and returned to King Georges Sound and was unable to continue. The Mails were transferred. Departed King Georges Sound (21 March) per “European” via Galle (4 April) to Suez; overland to Alexandria; “Etna” (25 April) via Malta (29 April) to Southampton (8 May), by rail via London to Liverpool. Cunard Line: Departed Liverpool 16.5 per “Arabia” to New York (29 May) and arriving in Providence 30 May 1857 (127 days). Note: This was the first homeward voyage of the European and Australian Royal Mail Co. to England and was a complete financial disaster. The Company lost the entire subsidy for this voyage and did not have a ship available for the May mail from Australia. Incidents such as this plagued the Company throughout their contract, ending with insolvency in 1858. Provenance: Collection Wiggins. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3028

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Overland via Southampton 1857 (Nov 10): Registered cover from Sydney to London bearing 1854 New South Wales Diadem 6 d. grey imperforate, large to touched margins, with 1856 Registration 6 d. salmon & indigo, tied by Sydney bars obliterator. Prepaid 1 s. with 6 d. for the a ½ ounce ship letter to England plus 6 d. for registration. Registered datestamp of Sydney (Nov 10) and London arrival of (Jan 13 1858). Handstruck “d6” handstamp in black for the internal registration fee to be paid upon receipt. Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 11 Nov 1857 per “City of Sydney” via Galle (11 Dec) to Suez (27 Dec); overland to Alexandria. Royal Mail Steam Packet Co: “Teviot” (29 Dec) to Malta; “Vanguard” (3 Jan 1858) to Southampton (12 Jan); by rail to London (63 days). (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3029

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Overland via Southampton 1857 (Nov 11): Cover from Sydney, New South Wales to Neustadt, Kingdom of Prussia bearing 1856 New South Wales Diadem 2 d. blue impeforate with margins all round, 1854 1 s. brownish-red, a three margin example and 1856 Registered 6 d. vermilion & prussian blue with good margins all round, tied by Sydney barred obliterator and prepaying 1 s. 8 d. comprising 1 s. 2 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to the Kingdom of Prussia plus 6 d. for registration. Registered datestamps for London and “RECOMMANDIRT” handstamp in red for registered mail forwarded through the Aachen exchange office. Postal markings include “8” (pence) manuscript in red credit from Great Britain to the Kingdom of Prussia for forwarding and “9”(d) manuscript in black for the registration fee debit from the Kingdom of Prussia to Great Britain, converted to “7” (silbergroschen) manuscript in blue to be paid upon receipt. Very fine, one of the most important imperforate New South Wales registered covers. Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 11 Nov 1857 per “City of Sydney” via Galle (11 Dec) to Suez (27 Dec); overland to Alexandria. Royal Mail Steam Packet Co: “Teviot” (29 Dec) to Malta; “Vanguard” (3 Jan 1858) to Southampton (12 Jan) by rail to London; by steamer to Ostende; by rail via Aachen (14 Jan) to Neustadt, arriving 15 Jan 1858 (65 days). Provenance: Collections Druce, Forster, 'Alvarado', Palmer. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3032

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Overland via Southampton 1857 (Dec 11): Cover from Sydney, New South Wales to Nottingham, England endorsed "Mail Ship Steamer" at lower left, bearing 1854: New South Wales Diadem 6 d. grey perforate, two examples one with four margins, right hand stamp shaved at left, cancelled by the Sydney bars handstamps in black and prepaid 1 s., comprising 6 d. for ½ ounce ship letter to England and 6 d. Supplementary fee. Vertical file fold well away from the adhesives. Route - Australasian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Sydney 11 Dec 1857 per "Wonga Wonga" to Melbourne. The European and Australian Mail Co.: Departed Melbourne (16 Dec) per "European" via Galle (9 Jan 1858) to Suez (24 Jan), overland to Alexandria. Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.: "Tamar" (26 Jan) to Malta (29 Jan) to Southampton (6 Feb); by rail to Nottingham (7 Feb 1858 (88 days). Note: The "European" left Sydney for Melbourne on 11 Dec 1857. Given the cover is cancelled on this day, it must have caught the supplementary mail on the "Wonga Wonga" to arrive in time for the Melbourne sailing of the "European" on 16 December. The Supplementary fee is similar to a late mail fee and the same amount was charged for both services. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3033

cover

Overland via Southampton 1858 (March 11): Cover from Brisbane, Moreton Bay District (Queensland) to Stourport, England bearing 1854 New South Wales Diadem 6 d. slate-green, imperforate with good to large margins all round, tied by rays numeral "95" handstamp in black and prepaying 6 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to England. 'Brisbane / NSW', Sydney, London and Stourport datestamps on the reverse. A fine and attractive Moreton Bay usage. Route - Australasian Steam Navigation Co. Departed Brisbane 11 March 1858 per “Yarra Yarra” to Sydney (12 March). The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney (12 March) per “Emeu” via Galle (8 April) to Suez (23 April); overland to Alexandria. P&O Line: “Benares” (27 April) to Southampton (11 May); by rail via London to Stourport, arriving 12 May 1858 (67 days). (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3034

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Overland via Southampton 1858 (March 27): Registered cover from Brisbane, Moreton Bay District (Queensland) to Newcastle, England bearing 1854 New South Wales Diadem 6 d. slate-green, imperforate with good to large margins all round, and Registration 6 d. vermilion & prussian blue with large margins and showing sheet margin at top, tied by rays mumeral “95” in black and prepaid 1 s. comprising 6 d. for the a ½ ounce ship letter to England plus 6 d. for registration. “REGISTERED / BRISBANE” handstamp in black at left and with “d6” handstamp in black for the registration fee to be paid upon receipt. A rare and attractive imperforate registered cover from the Moreton Bay District to a foreign destination and believed to be the finest imperforate New South Wales 6 d. registered stamp used on cover. Route - Australasian Steam Navigation Co. Departed Brisbane 27 March 1858 per “Yarra Yarra” to Sydney (29 March). The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney (11 April) per “Victoria” via Galle (10 May) to Suez (6 June); overland to Alexandria. Cunard Line: “Cambria” (8 June) to Southampton (20 June); by rail via London to Newcastle, arriving 21.6.1858 (91 days). Note: In “The Pre-UPU Mail of Queensland”, Ben Palmer records only five registered imperforate covers to foreign destinations, four to England and one to Canada. This is by far the finest and most attractive. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3036

cover

Overland via Southampton 1858 (July 11): Cover from Cowra, New South Wales to Ayr, Scotland bearing 1856 New South Wales Diadem 2 d. blue, an imperforate horizontal strip of three, four close to good margins all round, redirected on arrival to Stirling and tied by “12” rays numeral of Cowra (scarce - Freeman rated RR) and prepaying 6 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to England. “1” (d) in manuscript for the redirection from Ayr to Stirling due upon receipt. Plentiful backstamps on an attractive cover. Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 11 July 1858 per “Emeu” via Galle (7 Aug) to Suez (24 Aug); overland to Alexandria. Cunard Line: “Teviot” via Malta (30 Aug) to Southampton (9 Sept); by rail via London to Ayr and to Stirling, arriving 11 Sept 1858 (71 days). Provenance: Collection Davis. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3037

cover

Overland via Southampton 1858 (July 5): Entire letter from Sydney, New South Wales to Cognac, France, unpaid and carried as a Consignees Letter by a forwarding agent to London. Prepayment of 8 d. was made with Great Britain 1 d. red, perf. 14, eight examples, all cancelled by London numeral “19” for the double rate from Britain to France. A rare usage from the Australian Colonies with approximately half a dozen consignee's letters recorded from the Australian Colonies pre-paid in England to foreign destinations. Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 11 July 1858 per “Emeu” via Galle (7 Aug) to Suez (24 Aug); overland to Alexandria. Cunard Line: “Teviot” via Malta (30 Aug) to Southampton (9 Sept); by rail to London, by steamer to Calais, rail to Paris (14 Sept) and Cognac, arriving 15 Sept 1858 (72 days.) (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3049

cover

Overland via Southampton 1859 (July 14): Registered cover from Braidwood, New South Wales to Locarno, Switzerland bearing 1854 New South Wales Diadem 6 d. greyish-brown, imperforate; 1 s. pale red and Registered 6 d. vermillion and prussian blue (two examples), the first stamp with minor double impression, all with mixed margins and crossed by horizontal crease at top and all cancelled by rays numeral “36” obliterators. Prepaid 2 s. 6 d. comprising 1 s. 6 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to Switzerland plus 1 s. registration. Black “REGISTERED / BRAIDWOOD” handstamp at left tying the 6d Diadem and London registered markings in red. Multiple transit datestamps on the reverse to record the journey to Switzerland. The cover refolded at top and other faults, but a major rarity with two imperforate New South Wales Registration stamps. Route - P&O Line: Departed Sydney 14 July 1859 per “Northam” via Port Louis (7 Aug) to Suez (28 Aug); overland to Alexandria; “Ceylon” (5 Sept) via Malta (9 Sept) to Southampton (18 Sept); by rail to London, by steamer to Calais (19 Sept); by rail via Basel to Locarno, arriving 23 Sept 1859 (71 days). Note: The 6 d. Registration stamp prepaid the registration fees within the Australian Colonies and to the United Kingdom. An additional 6 d. registration fee was required from England to foreign destinations, although this regulation was not strictly adhered to. Only five imperforate registered covers with two New South Wales registration stamps are recorded. All of them are faulty, one is a front, with two recorded from Braidwood to Switzerland, both from this correspondence. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

3050

cover

Overland via Southampton 1859 (July 14): Second sheet of entire from Sydney, New South Wales to the City State of Hamburg endorsed "per Northam" bearing 1856 New South Wales Diadem 2 d. pale blue imperforate with three margins and touched at base and 1854 1 s. pale red, close to large margins, slight stain, neatly cancelled by Sydney duplex and prepaying 1 s. 2 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to Hamburg. “8” (pence) manuscript in red credit from New South Wales to Great Britain for forwarding to Hamburg. Fine and rare - the earliest of the two recorded covers from New South Wales to the City State of Hamburg. Cert. RPSV (2024). Route - P&O Line: Departed Sydney 14 July 1859 per “Northam” via Port Louis (7 Aug) to Suez (28 Aug); overland to Alexandria; “Ceylon” (5 Sept) via Malta (9 Sept) to Southampton (18 Sept); by rail to London, by steamer to Hamburg, arriving 21 Sept 1859 (69 days). Note: The “Northam” ran aground on the Nautilus Reef near Jeddah in the Red Sea on the 20 August. All passengers and most of the mail were landed on an adjacent island. The ship got off the reef at 3:00am on the 25 August and proceeded to Suez. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM