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Tanganyika continued...
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1556 * image1922/24: Giraffe high values, the set of six 1 s. black & green - £ 1 black & yellow-orange, wmk. Multiple Script CA sideways, perf. 14, fresh colours, fine large part og. Scarce and most attractive Gi = £ 965. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
Tannu Tuwa
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
2604 **/*/(*) imageTannu Tuva 1926/1943: Unused collection with better sets and values starting with 1926 'Wheel on Truth', 1927 set of 14 to 5 k. 'Tuvan Riding Reindeer', 1932 Moscow surcharged set of six as well as 1934/36 sets, including 1936 airpost set and 1943 'Coat of Arms' 25 Kop. and 'Government Building' 50 Kop. bluegreen on buff paper, each in unused vertical pairs. Owner's cat. = € 1'200+ (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7)

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Closing..Jun-05, 11:59 PM
Tasmania
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819 cover image1855 (Aug-Sept): Chalon 1 d. carmine imperforate, a used example with ample to good margins all round, used on Launceston local 1856 entire letter tied by "60" numeral obliterator with "PRE-PAID / 1.0-CLOCK" datestamp (Oct 17) in red at left. An extremely rare 'drop letter' usage and a most attractive usage. Cert. RPSL (2024). Provenance: Collection Professor Enrico Bombieri, Spink, Melbourne, 28 March 1999, lot 1050. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
820 * image1870/1: Sideface 4 d. blue, wmk. single-lined "4", perforated 12 by Walch & Sons, part original gum, with hinge remnants, toned perf. at base and light surface rubbing, else fine and scarce Gi = £ 1'200. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
821 **/bof image1899: St. George & Dragon, 3 d. olive-green, 2 s. 6 d. rose, 5 s. brown and 10 s. orange on thick wove paper, perf. 11½; all in sheet marginal blocks of four overprinted REPRINT in black on each, as prepared for the 1899 Presentation sets, fine, unmounted og. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
822 * imagePostal Fiscals, 1900: 2s6d. lake, overprinted REVENUE in black, watermark TAS, unused, without gum,imperforate, with most margins close to ample but large at right, deep shade, unusual and extremely scarce. Cert. Ceremuga (2021). Gi = £ 1'800 as a pair. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
823 **/*/bof image1900 (Nov 15): Tyypographed REVENUE overprint in black on Postal Fiscal 1 d. blue, an unused block of four, sheet marginal at base, variety "Overprint Double" on all four stamps, typically slightly wrinkled large part og. with three stamps unmounted og. A scarce multiple Gi = £ 1'300+. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
824 bof/(*) image1903: Beer Duty Excise Tax stamps, 4 d. black on pink paper, no wmk. corner block of four, inscribed "ONE DOZ. BOTTLES" at sides, pin-perforated and unused as issued. Scarce and most unusual Elsmore = $ 2'000. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
825 cover image1850/55: Fine lot of four old covers - Tasmania: 4 d. pale orange, Plate I, second State of the Plate (Gi 9), on 1854 entire letter to Launceston tied by "64" numeral obliterator of Hobart; cert. RPSV (2024); and Chalon 4 d. blue imperforate (Gi 18), on 1856 cover from Hobart to Launceston cancelled by "64" numeral; Victoria: 1850 Half Length 2 d. lilac, 4th State of the Dies, imperf. (Gi 15a) on 1850 entire letter to Sydney and readdressed to Paddington on arrival, cancelled by Butterfly "1" in black with manuscript "2d." charge for redirection to Paddington; Half Length 2 d. cinnamon, imperf. (Gi 17) on on 1852 cover to Melbourne tied by oval framed "V/2" obliterator in black. Scarce group. (Image 1)



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Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
3012 cover imageInter-Colonial Mail 1864 (July 28): Cover from Launceston, Tasmania to Beechworth, Victoria bearing 1864 Tasmania Chalon 6 d. grey-violet, perf. 10, a used example prepaying 6 d. for a 1⁄2 ounce intercolonial ship letter to Victoria and cancelled on arrival by bold Melbourne “1” obliterator in black, indicating the cover was a “loose ship letter”. Scarce and very fine. Route - Launceston & Melbourne Steam Navigation Co: Departed Launceston 28 July 1864 per “Black Swan” to Melbourne (30 July); overland to Beechworth, arriving 9 Aug 1864. Note: The cover is addressed to William Hyndman, the owner of the Oriental Bank in Beechworth. Their principle banking activities were with the East and Mauritius. Beechworth was a large gold mining diggings with many indentured Chinese miners. The bank dissolved in 1884 and all creditors were paid out. Hyndman later became a Director of many famous Australian public companies including BHP (Broken Hill Proprietary), Colonial Mutual and Carlton & United Breweries. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3040 cover imageOverland via Southampton 1858 (Oct 14): Entire from Lake River, Tasmania to London endorsed "via Launceston" and "per Overland Mail via Suez & Southampton" bearing 1858 Tasmania Chalon 6 d. dull lilac, imperforate with four margins, cancelled by manuscript "41" of Lake River (further endorsed and dated at the right) and prepaying 6 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to England. Fine and rare, the finer of the two recorded covers with manuscript “41” cancellation of Lake River. Route - Launceston & Melbourne Steam Navigation Co: Departed Launceston 14 Oct 1858 per “Black Swan” to Melbourne (15m Oct). The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Melbourne 18 Oct 1858 per “Victoria” to Galle (13 Nov). The engine room of the “Victoria” flooded and the mail was transferred to P&O Line: “Oneida” (13 Nov) to Aden. The “Oneida” had engine room failure and the mail was again transferred; “Bengal” to Suez (5 Dec); overland to Alexandria, “Niagara” (7 Dec) to Southampton (18 Dec) by rail to London, arriving 20 Dec 1858 (70 days). Note: This, and the cover in the following lot, highlight the problems which plagued the European and Australian Royal Mail Co. Whilst not a shipwreck cover, the incidents are nevertheless recorded in “Australian Wreck Mail” by Brian Peace on page 73. The contents refer to a “fresh gold rush…..some distance north of Moreton Bay...At present accounts are conflicting, but one thing is certain - that the spot is fearfully hot, badly watered & worse supplied with the barest necessities. Hence, fever, ague & dysentery have shown themselves with intense violence”. Provenance: Collections Cress, McNamee. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3044 cover imageOverland via Southampton 1859 (Jan 13): Entire from Launceston, Tasmania to Newcomerstown, Ohio, USA bearing 1858 Tasmania Chalon 6 d. dull lilac, imperforate with large margins all round, cancelled by barred numeral “60” obliterator and prepaying 1 s. 2 d. comprising the 6 d. adhesive and manuscript “8” (pence) in red paid in cash for a ½ ounce ship letter to the United States. “5” (cents) manuscript in black at the left and New York handstamp in black for internal postage carried by a British Packet to be paid on receipt. A rare usage from Tasmania to the United States, with less than ten imperforate covers known to the USA. Route - Launceston & Melbourne Steam Navigation Co: Departed Launceston 13 Jan 1859 per “Black Swan” to Melbourne (14 Jan). The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Melbourne (5 Feb) per “Oneida” via Galle (28 Feb) to Suez (15 March); overland to Alexandria. P&O Line: Departed Alexandria (17 March) via Malta (21 March) to Southampton (31 March) by rail via London to Liverpool. Cunard Line: Departed Liverpool (2 April) per “Europa” to New York (18 April); by rail to Newcomerstown, Ohio (over 95 days). Note: This was the final contract voyage of the European and Australian Royal Mail Company. A highly unusual prepayment of postage to a foreign destination. Red manuscripts always represent a credit or prepayment of postage, a remnant of the days of sail and the prepayment of postage before adhesive stamps. Very few examples are recorded in the carriage of mail by the steamers. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3053 cover imageOverland via Southampton 1860 (Jan 12): Cover from Hobart, Tasmania to London bearing 1858 Tasmania Chalon 6 d. dull lilac, imperforate pair with good to large margins all round, slight wrinkle at top right, clearly cancelled by barred numeral “62” obliterator and prepaid 1 s. for a double rate 1 ounce ship letter to England. Some minor ageing, but a scarce multiple on cover. Route: Departed Hobart to 12 Jan 1860 overland to Launceston. Private steamship: Departed Launceston (14 Jan) per “Black Swan” to Melbourne. P&O Line: Departed Melbourne (18 Jan) per “Columbian”, via Port Louis (6 Feb) to Suez (25 Feb); overland to Alexandria; “Pera” (27 Feb) to Southampton (11 March); by rail to London arriving 12 March 1860 (59 days). Note: This was the penultimate voyage of the mail route via Port Louis, Mauritius and Suez to Southampton. From March 1860, the route was changed to via Galle in Ceylon. Provenance: Collection Blake. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3061 cover imageOverland via Southampton 1862 (April 27): Cover from Launceston, Tasmania to Bird’s Run, Ohio, USA bearing Tasmania Chalon 1 d. pale red-brown, two examples and 1860 6 d. grey, margins touched to generally fine, cancelled by barred numeral “52” and prepaying 1 s. 2 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to the United States. Launceston diamond despatch datestamp in red and transit 5 cents New York arrival for inland postage to be paid upon receipt. Some minor soiling, but a rare imperforate cover, being the only example recorded of the 1 s. 2 d. rate from Tasmania to the United States. Route - Launceston & Melbourne Steam Navigation Co: Departed Launceston 27 April 1862 per “Royal Shepherd” to Melbourne (29 April) P&O Line: Departed Melbourne (26 May) per “Madras” to Galle (14 June); “Candia” (18 June) to Suez (5 July); overland to Alexandria; “Ceylon” (6 July) via Malta (10 July) to Southampton (18 July); by rail via London to Liverpool. Cunard Line: Departed Liverpool (19 July) per “Australasian” to New York (30 July); overland to Bird’s Run, Ohio (over 67 days). Note: This cover was posted too late missing the April P&O Line sailing of the “Bombay” which departed on the 26 April. The letter was delayed in Melbourne until the May sailing of the “Madras”. Provenance: Collection Sato, Forster. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3080 cover imageOverland via Southampton 1870 (Nov 26): Cover from Hobart, Tasmania to Fall River, Mass., USA bearing 1870 Tasmania Sideface 2 d. yellow-green and Chalon 6 d. reddish-mauve cancelled by the Hobart duplex and prepaying 8 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to the United States. “2” (cents) manuscript in red and “2 cents” handstamp in red credit from England to the United States for internal delivery. A very early use of the 2 d. adhesive during the first month of issue. Fine and a very scarce mixed issue franking. Route: Departed Hobart 26 Nov 1870 overland to Launceston. Tasmanian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Launceston (29 Nov) per “Derwent” to Melbourne. P&O Line: Departed Melbourne (6 Dec) per “Avoca” to Galle (25 Dec); “Candia” (28 Dec) to Suez (11 Jan 1871); overland to Alexandria; “Nyanza” (15 Jan) to Southampton (Jan 29); by rail via London to Liverpool. Cunard Line: Departed Liverpool (31 Jan) per “Calabria” to Boston (13 Feb); overland to Fall River (over 79 days). Note: Although this cover was endorsed “Via San Francisco”, it was posted too late for this service which departed Sydney on the 25 November. It was diverted to the P&O Line service in Melbourne via Southampton. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3111 cover imageOverland Mail via Marseilles 1857 (Feb 11): Entire from Hobart, Tasmania to Paris, France endorsed "Simla, Overland Mail via Marseilles" bearing 1856 Tasmania Chalon 2 d. green and 4 d. blue, the 2 d. with large margins and the 4 d. just touched at left; lightly cancelled and prepaying 6 d. and underpaid 7 d. (though not taxed) for a ¼ ounce ship letter of 1 s. 1 d. to France. Marseille transit datestamp in red ties both stamps with “10” (dècimes) handstamp in black for internal postage to be paid upon receipt. The earliest of the four imperforate Tasmanian covers recorded to France. Very rare and one of the finest Chalon covers of the period to an exceptional destination. Cert. BPA (2021). Route - Tasmanian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Hobart 11 Feb 1857 per “City of Hobart” to Melbourne (13 Feb), European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Melbourne 15 Feb 1857 per “Simla” via Galle (10 March) to Suez (26 March); overland to Alexandria. Cunard Line: “Jura” (28 March) to Malta; “Cambria” (31 March) to Marseilles; by rail from Marseilles to Paris, arriving 5 April 1857 (48 days). Provenance: Collection J. Blanc. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3124 cover imageOverland via Marseilles 1858 (July 16): Cover from Launceston, Tasmania to Grenoble, France bearing 1858 Tasmania Chalon 6 d. dull lilac, imperforate with four margins, clearly cancelled by barred numeral “62”, prepaid 6 d. and underpaid 7 d. (and not taxed) for a ¼ ounce ship letter of 1 s. 1 d. to France. “10” (dècimes) handstamp in black for French internal postage to be paid by the recipient and multiple French transit datestamps on the reverse. Some minor cover pinholes otherwise a fine and rare cover. The second earliest stamped cover from Tasmania to France recorded. Route - European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Melbourne 16 July 1858 per “Emeu” via Galle (7 Aug) to Suez (24 Aug); overland to Alexandria P&O Line: “Treviot” (26 Aug) to Malta (30 Aug); “Wye” to Marseilles (2 Sept); by rail via Paris to Grenoble, arriving 4 Sept 1858 (59 days). (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3142 cover imageOverland via Marseilles 1861 (Sept 22): Cover from Hobart, Tasmania to Birmingham, England endorsed “Via Marseilles”, bearing 1863 Tasmania Chalon 1 d. brick-red, 2 d. slate-green and 1860 6 d. grey, imperforate, margins generally fine, cancelled by the Hobart bars obliterator and prepaying 9 d. for a ¼ ounce ship letter to England. Hobart despatch datestamp in red. Top flap missing otherwise a rare and attractive three colour franking. Five imperforate three colour frankings are recorded for the 9 d. ship letter rate via Marseilles. Route - Launceston Steam Navigation Co: Departed Launceston 22 Sept 1861 per “Black Swan’ to Melbourne (24 Sept). P&O Line: Departed Melbourne (25 Sept) per “Salsette” to Galle (20 Oct); “Candia” to Suez (4 Nov); overland to Alexandria; “Valetta” (6 Nov) to Marseilles (12 Nov); by rail from Marseilles via London to Birmingham, arriving 16 Nov 1861 (56 days). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
3162 cover imageOverland via Marseilles 1866 (25 Dec): Consignee cover from Hobart, Tasmania to Wellington, England and carried privately to London with Great Britain 1864 1 d. lake red, pl. 86 (Gibbons 44), cancelled by a London duplex prepaying 1 d. for an inland letter to Wellington. The cover contains the original letter which is headed “Hobart, Tasmania”. Fine, and a very scarce consignees letter in this period from the Australian Colonies. Route - Tasmanian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Launceston 26 Dec 1866 per “Derwent” to Melbourne. P&O Line: Departed Melbourne (28 Dec) per “Geelong” to Galle (17 Jan 1867); “Candia” (18 Jan) to Suez (31 Jan); overland to Alexandria; “Pera” (3 Feb) via Malta (6 Feb) to Marseilles (9 Feb); by rail from Marseilles via London to Wellington, arriving 13 Feb 1866 (50 days). (Image 1) (Image 2)

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3167 cover imageOverland via Marseilles 1868 (Feb 1): Cover from Launceston, Tasmania to London endorsed “via Marseilles” bearing 1857 Tasmania Chalon 4 d. pale blue, two examples and 1858 1 s. vermillion, all three margins, cancelled by barred numeral “52” and prepaying 1 s. 8 d. for a double rate 1 ounce ship letter to England with a fine Launceston despatch datestamp in red on obverse. Some minor flap tears on the reverse, but a scarce late usage of the Chalon 4 d. and 1 s. imperforates, some four years after the perforated Chalons had been issued. Route - Tasmanian Steam Navigation Co: Departed Launceston 1 Feb 1868 per “Tasmania” to Melbourne. P&O Line: Departed Melbourne (5 Feb) per “Avoca” to Galle (24 Feb); “Mongolia” (27 Feb) to Suez (13 March); overland to Alexandria; “Nyanza” (15 March) to Marseilles (21 March); by rail from Marseilles to London, arriving 23 March 1868 (51 days). (Image 1) (Image 2)

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