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Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
90091 cover image1865: Surface-Printed 4 pence vermilion, plate 14, Large Garter wmk., perf. 14, a horizontal strip of three, fresh colour and fine perforations, tied by British Post Office in Panama barred oval “C35” to an envelope to Newark, England, endorsed “via West Indian Mail” and dated by sender “July 2nd 75”, with cds “PANAMA JY 20 75” alongside. Reverse, arrival “NEWARK AU13 75”. Fine. Scarce usage from the amazing “Pollard Correspondence” posted on the second day of UPU.Note: Envelope was sent from Valparaiso, Chile and carried by favour to Panama; saving 6 pence. Provenance: Harmers, 16-17 March 1982, lot 1057 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
90259 cover image1877: Colon 5 centavos carmine and 20 centavos green, fresh colours, tied by duplex cancel “VALPARAISO MAR 2” to letter sheet with content, endorsed “par Panama”, sent fully paid via British packet via Southampton to Hamburg, reverse with "hamburg 1 13/4" transit cds. and “HAMBURG POESELDORF 13 4 78” arrival. Correctly pre-paid at the 25 centavos rate for the first weight step under the 1875 Chilean-German Bilater Postal Treaty, which offered the possibility to send mail to Europe via Germany fully paid either via Southampton or via Hamburg or Bremen. A most appealing item at this scarce rate (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
90260 cover image1877: Columbus rouletted, 10 centavos blue, 20 centavos green, with 1878/99, 1 centavo green, 5 centavos red, 50 centavos violet block of six and block of ten, mostly of good colour and margins are generally good, tied by cds “ADN DE CORREOS CALLOA 4 JUN 83” (Chilean occupied Peru) to a letter parcel address label, sent to Rome, Italy. Heavily creased and reinforced at back. Creasing to the adhesives overhanging edges and wear from usage, as is expected. Scarce high-value package; highest recorded Panama surcharge. One of the great items of Chilean Philately. Note: Franking of Chilean Pesos 8.36 (FF 41.80; £1.14.10d; US$8.36) (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
90261 cover image1880: Revenue 5 centavos blue horizontal pair, tied by cds “VALPARAISO 9 OCT. 80” to envelope to Lima taxed upon arrival with Peru Postage Dues 1 centavo red, 10 centavos orange and 20 centavos blue, all with cds “LIMA 23 DE 80”, the envelope with vertical crease at right, some adhesives with faults and toning. A very scarce mail during the Peruvian-Chilean War, sent to occupied territories from a non UPU to a UPU memberFirst postal usage period of the revenues due to shortage of postage stamps, from July 1880 to January 1881 (Image 1)



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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
90262 cover image1873: Stationery envelope Columbus 5 cents violet on ivory, uprated with 1867, 10 cents blue (front) and 1 cents orange, 2 cents black and 5 cents vermilion (reverse), fresh colour and good perforations, cds “ANCUD CHILE 20 NOV 75” (Chiloe Island) alongside and a manuscript “1”, sent to Prussia, Germany (misread in address as Russia and overcharged), endorsed “Via Panama”. Reverse, cds “VALPARAISO 24 NOV 75” in red and transit “AUSG 6/2”. Envelope opened out for display. Interesting five colour example, sent via Hamburg by German Packet at the Russian rate. Fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
90263 cover image1881: Postal stationery card 4 centavos blue, neatly tied by cds “SANTIAGO 7 JUL 81” to Bruxelles with adjacent arrival and two strikes of the dotted star handstamp, endorsed “via Margallanes" and embarked on steamer Arancania, very fine. An attractive early overseas postcard (H&G-Nr. 5, SOFICH-Nr. TP25) (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
90371 cover image1894: Washington, 2 cents carmine, type II, in combination with Chile postage due 1895, se-tenant 2 centavos and 4 centavos red on yellow, all good colour, perforations fair, the former tied by machine cancel “NEW YORK APR 23 1895”, the latter with framed “MULTADA” to a commercial envelope sent to Valparaiso, with charge “T CENTIMES 15”. Light vertical fold, not affecting adhesives. Soiling and a few short perforations to dues. Fine. Scarce se-tenant use of Chile first permanent postage due. Note: Of the four reported se-tenant pair covers, no duplicates exist of any two values in combination (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
China
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
928 * image1897 (Jan): Large $ 1 on 3 c. red revenue, an unused example from the lower row of the sheet and thus imperforate at base, of fine fresh colour, hinge remnant on large part og. A very rare stamp Michel 33/II = € 6'000 / Gi = £ 6'000 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
929 * image1897 (Jan): 2 c. on 3 c. red revenue, an unused example, variety "Surcharge Inverted", of fine fresh colour with part hinge remnant on perfs. at lower right and some perfs. blunted, small part og. This stamp is a new find from an old album, despite minor imperfections an exceptionally rare stamp Michel 30K = € 25'000 / Gi = £ 30'000 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
930 cover image1900: China Coiling Dragons ½ c. brown (2), 1 c. orange (2), 2 c. carmine, 5 c. reddish-orange and 10 c. green all used on 1902 registered cover to Tilsit, Germany "via Siberia" tied by TIENTSIN cds's (June 20g) with KITAI 10 k. deep blue pair tied by "FELDPOST No. 13 / PRIAMUR OKR." circular datestamp (Tchilinghirian fig. 654) in black (June 10j) based at Newchang. Fine information strike of "No. 13 Field Post Office" at right and Warsaw transit cds (June 28j). Reverse with both Russian registration label, Tientsin registration handstamp and Tilsit arrival (July 12g). A most attractive cover (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
931 * image1912 (March 20): 'Provisional Neutrality' set of eight values overprinted for use in Hankow, Nanking and Changsha in red (1 c. brownish orange, 3 c. blue-green, 16 c. olive-green and 50 c. green) and overprinted in black on 7 c. crimson-lake, $ 1 red & flesh, $ 2 claret & yellow and $ 5 myrtle & salmon; all of fresh vibrant colour and extremely fine, hinge remnants on large part og. An exceptional and extremely rare complete set Michel 86/93 = € 25'000 / Gi = £ 29'350 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
932 image1914/19: Hall of Classics $ 1 black & orange-yellow, the Shanghai Postal Forgery of the first Peking printing, showing small top left corner central part of Chinese character and thicker vertical framelines, lightly cancelled in black. Holcombe identification on reverse, with normal for comparison, a rare stamp (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
933 cover image1925 (July): ½ c. blue stationery card uprated with 1923 Junk Issue ½ c. black-brown and horizontal pair of 2 c. yellow-green, sent from Kingyang to Austria, dated 4 July 1924, cancelled by with scarce KINGYANG cds. in black, with SIAN cds. alongside (26 July). Reverse, SHANGHAI transit dated 26 July. Minor tone marks to edges of adhesives. A neat and attractive uprated usage to Europe, combining a missionary correspondence with less common Kingyang and Sian postal markings. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
934 cover image1927: 2 c. green postal stationery card (H&G 26) with illustrated back of Post Office building (?) in black and white, used to Zurich cancelled by HARBIN cds (Dec 18) in black. Rare and unlisted by H&G (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
935 cover image1929 (July 8): Philatelic First Day Cover franked with 1921 Peking 2nd airmail set, all tied by special flight cachets in red used at Shanghai Provisional Airport P.O. This special cachet was only in use from July 8th to 10th 1929. Gi. 352-356 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
936 cover image1941 (Nov. 5): Censored envelope from Shanghai to Calcutta, franked with Dr. Sun Yat-sen 30 c. scarlet, 1$ black and brown, 2$ black and blue tied by "Shanghai 5.11.41" cds.'s, sent via "Hongkong 10. NO. 41" with scarce small 'A.V.2.' in circle and boxed 'Not opened by Censor' in violet to Calcutta, censored on arrival in Calcutta Nov. 28, 1941. Fine and scarce usage of Honkong 'A.V. 2' censor mark (Type 5a, 19 mm) (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
937 * image1946 (May 2): Chinese National Currency $ 73 on Airmail 25 c. orange, the famous Shanghai 'paste-up' error with one stamp showing variety "Inverted Surcharge", both stamps with large part og. Woefully under-catalogued with just 10 examples of the error believed to exist, extremely rare Ma Air 86 = unpriced / Sanabria (1966) 44a = $ 200 / Chan (1992) A50a = $ 900 / Michel 682K = € 700 / Gi = £ 500++. Provenance: Collection Dr. Robert C.H. Lee, J.R. Hughes, San Francisco, 16 Nov 1963, lot 339 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
941 cover imageChinese Republic Airmail 1921 (July 1st): Registered First Flight cover flown from Tsinanfou to Peking franked with airpost 45 cts. purple plus additional franking Junk 4 cts. and 6 cts., handstamped on reverse with boxed 'Mail Carried by First Flight Aerial Established by China', little dust and stains, but a fine and scarce envelope of this return-flight Mueller 2a = 5'000 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
942 cover imageSpecial Flights Pei-Tai-Ho Beach - Beijing 1922/23: Envelope franked with first airmail issue 60 c. and Junk 3 c. used 1922 (Aug. 2) to Beijing toghether with 1923 (Aug. 27th) registered postcard franked with 1921 airmail 30 c. also from Pei-Tai-Ho Beach sent via Tientsin back to Beijing with arrival of samed day. Some ageing, but two scarce flown items as the air service was only for a short time available, only during the summer season approx. five to six weeks (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
943 cover imageFirst Flight Beijing - Pei-Tai-Ho Beach 1924 (8. Aug.):The complete airmail set franking of China airmail issue 'Curtis JN-4 Jenny' 15 c. to 45 c. tied by "PEKING 1 AUG 24 12" cds's to envelope showing bilingual 'To be despached by Aerial Service' in violett, with additional Junk 3 c. franking, tied by "PEKING 8. AU 24' cds. and "PETHAIHO BEACH 9 AUG 24" arrival mark on reverse. A very rare flight cover as there are approx. only five covers known to date, flown by a British Vickers Vimy Commercial K-107 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM

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