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5540 cover image1847 (Aug 23): Cover from Nelson to Forres, Scotland, no side flaps, endorsed "Pr. "Julia" via Hobart Town" and "Paid", struck with "♚ / PAID / AT /NELSON, NEW ZEALAND" in red. Prepaid "4" in red manuscript for a single letter, reverse with fair oval framed "NELSON / ♚ / NEW ZEALAND" datestamp (Aug 23), London cds in red (March 1, 1848) and Forres arrival (March 3) where charged "1/-" due. Scarce cover that displays well Gi = £ 1'100 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5541 cover image1847 (Oct 11): Cover from Nelson to Forres, Scotland, no side flaps, endorsed "via Wellington" and "Paid", struck with "♚ / PAID / AT /NELSON, NEW ZEALAND" in red. Prepaid "4" in red manuscript for a single letter, reverse with fine oval framed "NELSON / ♚ / NEW ZEALAND" datestamp (Dec 11), straight line "SHIP-LETTER" in black, London cds in red (April 16, 1848) and Forres arrival (April 19) where charged "8" pence due. Scarce cover that displays well Gi = £ 1'100 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5542 cover image1848 (Oct 21): Soldier's concessionary rate cover from Auckland to The Royal Hospital, Chelsea, endorsed "From Thomas Masterson, a pensioner of the 5th Company, New Zealand Force", countersigned by his Commanding Officer of the 5th Detachment of Pensioners at lower left; struck with superb "♚ / PAID / AT / AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND" in orange-red ink. Reverse with "Auckland / New Zealand" despatch cds in black (Oct 21) and London arrival (April 27, 1849) in red and charged "2d." due in manuscript. Scare and very fine Gi = £ 450 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5543 cover image1882/1900: ½ d. black and 2 d. lilac, perf. 11, used on 1900 cover to His Excellency, H. Cockburn Stewart, Governor of the Seychelles tied by Auckland cds (Aug 7) with superb enclosure from James Lovell "May it please your excellency to accept the enclosed stamps used by the Great Barrier Pigeongram Agency" with the two triangular Pigeongram Agency adhesives 6 d. blue and 1 s. red together with an unused "Great Barrier Pigeongram Agency" form. The Governor however, had returned to England and thus the letter was forwarded to Heacham with superb "Kings Lynn" squared circle datestamp (Nov 15) and then forwarded again to London (Nov 16). A remarkable 'sales pitch' for the Pigeongram service and most unusual (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5544 cover image1847/1905: Selection on leaves with Covers/cards (5) incl. 1847 cover from Nelson to Scotland with "♚ / PAID / AT / NELSON, NEW ZEALAND" in red, and fair NELSON datestamp on reverse, another 1847 cover from the same correspondence with circular Nelson despatch cds endorsed "pr. Star of China via Sydney", 1863 and 1870 covers with contents from Auckland (with Australian cheque enclosure) each franked by GB 1 d. red upon arrival and Forwarded; and 1905 postcard from Hawaii to England with NZ 1 d. Universal tied by "N.Z. MARINE P.O. / M.S. VENTURA" cds in red (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
5545 cover imageVictoria Land 1911/13: Scott Expedition, 1 d. carmine used on 1913 cover to Mill Hill, Middlesex neatly tied by "BRIT. ANTARCTIC EXPD." cds in black (Jan 18), together with original contents with printed "British Antarctic Expedition / Terra Nova R.Y.S." Penguin crest and letter signed by Lieutenant Francis Drake, Assistant Postmaster and Secretary to the Expedition. Slight ageing but fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
8305 cover imageNeuseeland: 1871/1873: Chalon 2 d. orange, gez. 12½, zwei waagr. Paare auf "Goldgräberbrief" aus der Goldgräbersiedlung am Waimea Creek via Suez nach Gordevio, Valle Maggia (TI), klar und übergehend entw. mit vier Abschlägen des scharzen "W" von Westland mit rücks. Transitstp. von Hokitika (30 Juni), Christchurch (2. Juli) und Locarno (11. Sept). Vorders. roter Transitstp. "LONDON / H / PAID / A / 9 SP. 73" sowie "PD" im Kreis, beide in rot. Porto 8 d. mit Weiterfrankonotiz "2 d." in roter Tinte für Grossbritannien und weiteren "20" Centimes französischem Anteil. Der Umschlag weist Alterungsspuren auf, die Marken mit Zähnungsmängeln sowie zur Kontrolle gelöst und zurückgefalzt, nichtsdestotrotz ein seltener und interessanter "Goldgräberbrief" aus Neuseeland in die Schweiz. Gi.: 133. Anmerkung: Im November 1864 wurde im Waimea Creek erstmals Gold entdeckt und schon ab dem folgenden Jahr gruben tausende von Männern den Creek und seine Zuflüsse um. Später wurden auch Kiesbänke und Ablagerungen entlang des Wasserlaufes abgegraben. Um 1870 zählte die nahegelegene Stadt Stafford bei einer Einwohnerzahl von über 5'000 Personen 37 Hotels und mehrere Läden. Bis 1875 waren die Vorräte weitgehend abgegraben und die Siedlungen wurden weitgehend wieder aufgegeben. Provenienz: Sammlung H. Dumas; Sammlung Sylvain Wyler, 165. Corinphila-Auktion, Zürich November 2010, Los 2671. New Zealand: 1871/73: Chalon Head 2 d. orange, perf. 12½, two horizontal pairs used on 1873 'Goldrush' cover from the Goldfields at Waimea via Suez to Gordevio, Valle Maggia, Switzerland, cancelled by four neat strikes of distinctive "W" handstamps of Westland in black with Hokitika (June 30), Christchurch (July 2) and Locarno (Sept. 11) transit cds. on reverse. Obverse with "LONDON / H / PAID A/ 9 SP. 73" cds. and "PD" in circle, both in red. Prepaid 8 d. with manuscript "2d" British credit in red ink and further "20" Centimes to France. The cover is somewhat aged and the stamps, with some faults to perfs., have been lifted for checking and carefully replaced. Nevertheless a scarce and interesting 'Goldrush' cover to Switzerland. Gi.: 133. Note: Gold was first discovered in Waimea Creek in November 1864 and by the following year thousands of men were digging up the creek and it's tributaries. They then moved to mining gold from gravels along the flats bordering the stream. By 1870 the nearby town of Stafford had 37 hotels and several shops, with a population exceeding 5000. By 1875 the alluvial diggings had been largely worked out. Provenance: Collection H. Dumas, Collection Sylvain Wyler, Corinphila sale 165, November 2010, lot 2671 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM
90187 cover image1903: Washington, 2 cents carmine, in combination with New Zealand postage dues 1904/08, 1 penny red & green and 2 pence red & green, perforation 11, all fresh colour, perforations mainly fine, the former tied by San Francisco machine cancel, the latter by a cds “AUCKLAND N.Z. OC 06 7” to a leather post card, with US charge “TO PAY DOUBLE DEFICIENCY POSTAGE 4d” and a “15T” alongside. Reverse, illustrated comical pictorial of bear and a faint “SAN JOSE” cds. Straight edge to left side of US. Fine. NZ postage due perf 11 are scarce on cover, especially the 2d (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
90188 (*) image1908: Universal Postage relief sunken Die Proof of the Perkins Bacon redrawn die for the 1 penny, in black (negative) on white card (54 x 79 mm.), strong colour and visually appealing (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
90189 cover image1876: Stationery postal card 1 penny red on buff, Postmaster-General specimen with printed message sent to Government Officials announcing New Zealand's first postal card. Message reads: “The Postmaster-General has the honor to forward a specimen of the New Zealand Post Card, which will be brought into use in this Colony on the 1st of November next. General Post Office, N.I., Wellington, 20th October, 1876.” Very attractive. Fine. (H&G 1)Note: Rather than mark the imprint with specimen, the Postmaster-General thought that by printing the message on the reverse, it would prevent use.Reference: The Postal History of the Universal Postal Union: The Postal card, Worldwide 1869-1975, Volume 1, illustrated pg. 362 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
Newfoundland
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
275 image1865: "Atlantic Cod" oval vignette, sunken Essay Die Proof in black, printed on card (104 x 77 mm.), by Charles Henry Jeens, crisp impression, most attractive. Rare. (Minuse & Pratt E3). Ex. Jørgen Jørgensen "FISHERIES" (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
276 (*) image1911: Coronation issue, the complete set of eleven all applied to full colour thick board Presentation card (294 x 240 mm.) endorsed at base "Issue of Newfoundland Stamps to commemorate the Coronation of their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary, June 22nd, 1911 / with the compliments of the Government of Newfoundland". Unusual and rare Gi = £ 300+ (Image 1)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
277 (*) image1937: Coronation Pictorial "Atlantic Cod" 1 c., vignette only sunken Die Proof of "POSTAGE - CODFISH - NEWFOUNDLAND CURRENCY", struck in black, on thin card (115 x 75 mm.), fresh impression, fine. Rare. One of three known. Ex. Jørgen Jørgensen "FISHERIES" (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
278 (*) image1937: Coronation Pictorial "Atlantic Cod" 1 c. Plate Proof, in black, vertical pair, printed on wove paper with blue-green wavy pattern on reverse, even margins all round, fresh and fine. Ex. Jørgen Jørgensen "FISHERIES" (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
279 (*) image1937: Coronation Pictorial "Atlantic Cod" 1 c. sunken Die Proof, in black, on thin card, final state (97 x 69 mm.), with additional water engraving to left side showing a codfish outline. Fine and unusual. Ex. Jørgen Jørgensen "FISHERIES" (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
280 (*) image1937: “Atlantic Salmon” 10 ¢. Perkins Bacon Die Proof in Black on chalk-surfaced paper (93 x 68 mm.), showing the leaping salmon with George V portrait at right; die number “121” in upper margin. Fresh and very fine; a scarce proof of this popular design and an excellent showpiece for a Newfoundland/BNA proof collection. Ex. Jørgen Jørgensen "FISHERIES" (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
281 cover imageTransatlantic Flight Newfoundland to Ireland by Alcock and Brown 1919 (June 10). Headed business envelope 'T.J. Duley & Co St. Johns - NFLD', endorsed per "Vickers" Machine, franked with $1 Trans-Atlantic surcharge on 15c with “No comma after Post” variety, cancelled by St. Johns machine cancel to Birmingham, England. Envelope with vert. fold and minor flaws, otherwise fine and scarce first flight cover. Capt. John Alcock, pilot and Lt. Arthur Litten Brown, navigator, succeeded the first successful non-stop flight across the Atlantic on a distance of 1,960 miles in 16h 12’ on a Vickers-Vimy airplane (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
282 cover imageTransatlantic Flight Newfoundland to Ireland by Admiral Sir Mark Kerr, Maj. Herbert J.G. Brackley and Maj. Trygve Gran 1919 (June 19): Headed business envelope 'T.J. Duley & Co St. Johns - NFLD', endorsed "Trans-Atlantic Air Post / per 'Handley Page' Machine", franked with $1 Trans-Atlantic surcharged 15c. with “No comma" variety after Post, cancelled by St. Johns machine cancel and "Harbour Grace Ju 14 19" cds. alongside to Birmingham, England. Envelope with vertical fold away from stamp and little browned on reverse, otherwise fine and scarce, signed Kessler. After repairs, they continued on to New York, connecting with the dirigible R34 that had already arrived there on July 6th for furtherance to England. As they missed the R34 that took off on July 9th in the night, the mail arrived on July 10th went via Cunarder “Mauretania” which was docked in New York Harbour. Mail addressed to England out of London was not backstamped on arrival (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
5536 cover imageBalbo Transatlantic Mass Formation Flight 1933: '$ 4.50' on 75 c. yellow-brown, tied on registered cover '1001' from "ST. JOHN'S - 26 JUL 33 NEWF'D" cds to Scotland, bearing blue "CROCIERA AEREA DEL DECENNALE - ITALIA - NORD AMERICA" cachet alongside. Reverse with "SHOAL HARBOUR" (July 27) and "LIDO DI ROMA" (Aug. 12) transit cds's as well as "DUMFERLINE REGISTERED" (Aug 20) arrival cds. on reverse. Some ageing, signed Bühler (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-24, 11:59 PM
90130 cover image1873: Victoria stationery postal card Proof for the 2 cents, printed in brown-red, on thin white paper, with right side sheet marginal and good margins all around, vibrant and fresh colour. American Bank Note Company, New York, imprint at base. Small thin in the address area. Fine. (H&G 2 Proof)Reference: The Postal History of the Universal Postal Union: The Postal card, Worldwide 1869-1975, Volume 1, illustrated pg. 392 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM

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