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5480 cover image1915: Great Britain 1 d. red used on 1915 cover from Belfast (Dec 31), addressed to a Private in A Company, 2nd Dorset Regiment care of I.E.F. London, struck with rare "UNDELIVERED THROUGH / CAPITULATION AT KUT" struck in violet (where the British Army surrendered to the Ottoman forces). Returned from Iraq and readdressed to Netley, near Southampton (Netley hospital was used as a convalescent home for wounded soldiers) and then again forwarded oval "INFANTRY RECORD OFFICE" in violet (11 Aug 1916) and handstruck "Dealt with by / Infantry Record Office / Exeter" with manuscript date "19.8.16". Small imperfections but rare (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
Ireland
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395 cover image1865 (4 July): 4 d. vermilion, perf. 14, wmk. Large Garter, good colour, used on cover originating in Oughterard, Ireland, sent via Galway to St Helena, dated 30 November 1868, tied by Galway '232' in diamond duplex in black, addressed to Captain Oliver, Royal Artillery, endorsed 'By private steamer "Asia" via Falmouth', sent at the 4 d. ship letter rate with manuscript '2' in red being the St. Helena credit. Reverse with Oughterard (30 NO 68) despatch cds in black and transit in red 'LONDON DE 1'. Soiled, opening tears top. Scarce mail from small Irish town to military personnel in the Southern Atlantic (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
396 cover image1867 (21 June): 6 d. deep lilac, perf. 14, wmk. Spray, right wing margin example of vibrant colour, used on cover from Arklow, Ireland to St Helena, dated October 1868, tied by Arklow '10' in diamond duplex in black, addressed to Captain Oliver, Royal Artillery, endorsed 'Via Southampton'. Reverse, transit cds in black 'CAPE PACKET OC 68' and faint red London transit. Soiled, opened roughly, part flap missing and tears top. Stamp slightly rubbed at right. Scarce mail originating from Ireland to the Southern Atlantic. Sent at the 6 d. Officer's rate. Note: Samuel Oliver (1838–1907) was an English artillery officer, geographer and antiquary. After serving on the staff of the intelligence branch of the quartermaster-general's department Oliver was sent to St. Helena on garrison duty (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
5226 cover imageUniform Penny Post 1840 (April 24): Entire letter to Exeter, England with fine strike of framed "PAID AT / KINSALE" despatch handstamp in black with red "1" in manuscript. Double arc CORK (April 25) and WATERFORD (April 26) transit cds's in black. Readdressed upon arrival to Lord Lisle at Lynmouth with prepaid charge "1" again in red ink, and three line dated "DEVONPORT / PY. POST" (April 29) and "MISSENT TO DEVONPORT" applied in red - a curious usage as the letter was redirected rather than misdirected. A fine and interesting entire (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5229 cover image1840c.: Locally mailed "triangular" folded entire letter to Armagh endorsed "Stamped", with manuscript "1" prepayment in red, struck with "Miltown RH / Belturbet" in blue at left. Letters folded in this fashion are most uncommon, and much speculation has taken place for the reason for this practice - however most examples recorded (from circa 1700 through to the early 1840's) are from Ireland, and it would seem logical to assume that the practice was connected with anti-British sentiments (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5346 cover image1876: Great Britain 8 d. orange, pl. 1, a fine single example used on 1877 cover from Dublin to P.O. Cambooya, Darling Downs, Brisbane, Queensland endorsed "via Brindisi & Brisbane" tied by neat "Dublin / 186" duplex (Jan 4) in black. Address repeated on reverse with "Brisbane" arrival cds (March 1) and weak Darling Downs cds of the following day. A fine and most attractive cover - Cambooya remains a small town of just 2'400 people in the last census Gi = £ 625 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5481 cover image1784 (Oct 30): Entire letter from Dublin to Timoney, Roscrea, Tipperary sent under free concession and endorsed "Free: C. Heath 30 Oct." at lower left, Bishop Mark "OC / 30" despatch on reverse and obverse with circular "FREE / D" deleted with manuscript "Supposed Counterfeit" above and Inspector's marking "GR / ♚" in red adjacent. Charge raised of "1/4d." due to pay in manuscript. The Inspector's doubts were confirmed upon opening the letter which was from a Mr. William Conway, and the Official wrote "This frank is genuine except the date" alongside the sender's signature. A rare and most unusual entire (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5482 cover image1784/1881: Collection on leaves with entire letter/covers/documents (18) incl. 1784 "Oath of Allegiance" printed form filled in manuscript at Cavan County Court with a family from Cork taking the oath; 1794 entire from Curraghmore to London with WATERFORD straight line in black, Broadsheet issued in 1796 published during the period the French Napoleonic forces occupied Bantry Bay; 1811 cover with "CORK/124" mileage mark in red, 1814 two entires to London each showing fair strikes of the Dublin "Mermaid" handstamp; 1834 cover with fine framed "PAID AT / DERRY" in red to Dublin; 1838 Valentine entire letter struck with "ST. STEPHEN'S GREEEN WEST / PENNY POST" in black (charming beseeching love letter), 1844 1 d. pink cover with superb "331" and MOATE cds both struck in blue; 1846 cover with framed "PAID AT / GORT" in blue, 1850 cover from Cork with "PASSAGE WEST" in blue, 1855/57 covers each with 1 d. star tied DUBLIN duplexes (different codes), 1855 cover with 2 d. blue similarly tied, 1870 registered cover with 1 d. red and 1865/67 4 d. vermilion pl. 13 ex Dublin etc. An interesting lot (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (Image 12) (Image 13) (Image 14) (Image 15) (Image 16) (Image 17) (Image 18)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5483 cover image1838 (Jan 15): Entire letter from New York to County Wicklow, Ireland with New York despatch in red, rated "1/10d." unpaid on arrival with fair only "LIVERPOOL / SHIP LETTER" in black, thence to Dublin with circular "DUBLIN / 1d. / PENNY POST" handstamp in black, Dublin datestamp (Feb 14) and straight line "LATE MAIL" both in red. Overall soiling but a marvellous letter from an Irish immigrant: "This country is very rich in scenery, produce of apples and peaches grow wild in many places; grapes too grow in abundance...The South is principally owned by wealthy planters who sometimes have 1'000 Negro slaves - slavery is carried on to a frightful extent...I have seen a tribe of Pawnee Indians encamped on a prairie, they are generally about 6 feet in height, beautifully made limbs and Roman noses, brave and noble minded" (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5484 cover image1839 (Nov 21): Entire letter from Elphin to Cavan with mss. "8" pence charge with ELPHIN / 75 mileage mark in black, transits of BALLINMORE, CARRICK ON SHANNON, and blue KILLESHANDRA cds's, CAVAN double arc arrival cds (Nov 23) in black. Readdressed to Kingstown, Dublin with further CAVAN cds (Nov 24) with manuscript "Paid at" alongside and "1/3d." notation below. Dublin arrival in red (Nov 25) and circular "DUBLIN PENNY POST / 1d." in black. Generally fine to very fine strikes (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5485 cover imageUniform Fourpenny Post 1840 (Jan 4): Envelope from Dublin to Castlecrine, near Ennis, Co. Clare containing a receipt for one year's rent, struck with Dublin handstruck "4" of the Uniform Fourpenny Post in black. Reverse with Dublin (Jan 4) despatch in red, on arrival the cover was readdressed to Six Mile Bridge, Co. Clare with the "4" deleted and replaced by "8" pence charge in manuscript. A most unusual cover Gi = £ 500+ (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5486 cover imageUniform Penny Post 1840 (Feb 11): Entire letter to Exeter, England with fine strike of framed "PAID AT / KINSALE" despatch handstamp in black with red "1" in manuscript. Slightly smudged Dublin transit (Feb 13) in red on obverse and reverse with "KINSALE" undated circular handstamp in black with "pp" inserted in manuscript. Scarce entire (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5487 cover image1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, a single example with large margins all round, used within fancy embossed "♚ / FREE" surround on envelope to Rostrevor, tied by "316" obliterator of Lurgan in black. Reverse with Lurgan despatch cds in blue (Aug 31), Banbridge transit in green (Aug 31) and Rostrevor arrival cds in blue (Sept 1). A charming and scarce usage (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5488 cover image1842: Entire letter from Dublin to Limerick, cancelled contrary to regulations with fine complete strike of the Maltese Cross in black with Dublin despatch just above the Cross in red (July 17). Reverse with Limerick arrival cds in black (July 18). If adhesives have been removed the entire was still contrary to regulations, and it appears that the Dublin cancellation was placed specifically in its position so that there was no charge raised in Limerick (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5489 * image1907/16: Sinn Fein (-) propaganda label, an unused example in blue & black, perf. 11, marginal at right, slightly soiled large part og. (Feldman L7a); and a small document headed "Sinn Fein Postage Stamp / Irish Rebellion 1916" in manuscript bearing a horizontal pair of the "Manchester Martyrs" stamp with Irish tricolour and black vignette showing Larkin, Allen and O'Brien (Feldman L16); faults but seldom seen and an interesting page. Note: The Tricolour stamps were actually printed in gummed pairs to be stuck 'back to back' and then pinned to a lapel to advertise the wearer's support (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5490 cover image1911: Postcard of George V, Queen Mary and entourage crossing O'Connell Bridge, Dublin on their State visit, used to London and franked by 1911 Downey Head ½ d. green tied by "DUBLIN CASTLE" cds (July 11) in black. This cancellation was brought into use exclusively for the Royal visit. Rare (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5491 imageEaster Rising 1916: Travel Pass (204 x 104 mm.) issued by the Assistant Provost Marshall based in the Lower Castle Yard in Dublin; with stencilled titles in violet and completed in ink "PLEASE PASS MR. "Mrs. Seagrave", BETWEEN "Kingstown & Dublin P & K Only", countersigned by a Major in the British Army and handstamped with oval violet "ASSISTANT PROVOST GENERAL / DUBLIN" cachet dated "11 May 1916" - issued when security would have been at its strictest - the day before many of the revolutionaries, including James Connolly, were executed. Creased and probably issued to a cleaner or secretary in the Lower Castle Yard. A rare and extraordinary document (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5492 (*) imageEaster Rising 1916: Printed form in black on folded cream paper (305 x 208 mm.) stating "IRISH CITIZEN ARMY / HEADQUARTERS: LIBERTY HALL, DUBLIN / COMMANDANT: JAMES CONNOLLY" FOR APPOINTMENTS TO THE Army Council. Unused but nevertheless a rare document (Image 1)



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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5493 imageEaster Rising 1916: Munitions Requisition Form No. 4 (175 x 105 mm.) printed in black headed PLUGGED B.S. Co. (Bethlehem Steel Co.) dated "JUN 19 1916" at top and centrally, with printed reference to cartridges and shells, with violet handstamp "AMATOL" being the explosive required (a mixture of TNT (Toluene) and Ammonium nitrate). This form, found together with the previous two lots, was used in Ireland during the uprising (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5494 cover image1920: Cover bearing GB 1912/24 2 d. orange tied by Douglas / Isle of Man machine cancel (Aug 24), sent to Dungannon, County Tyrone with reverse showing oval "PASSED BY / I. R. A. / CENSOR" cachet in blue. Dungannon arrival cds (Aug 30) in black. Rare (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM

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