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Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
6047 cover image2nd Afghan War - Civilian Post Offices opened in Afghanistan
1879/80: Civilian Temporary P.O's (most open for under 18 months),
the collection on leaves with covers / cards (28), mainly to India
or back to Great Britain, with a superb range: with India ½ a. p.s.
envelope with "BASAWAL P.O." duplex, and cover at 5 a. rate showing
fine "BASAWAL P.O." cds (open Dec 1878-June 1879); incoming cover
to "Burj Hari Singh P.O."; 1880 1½ a. card up-rated ½ a. with rare
"BUTRAK" cds to Weymouth; 1879 cover with "GANDAMAK" cds (open
April - June 1879 only); 1879 cover from Murree franked ½ a. via
Attock to "HASAN ABDAL" with fine strike of cds; 1880 cover to
France at 4½ a. rate from "JACOBABAD" (Sind); June 1880 cover at 4½
a. rate to Cheltenham with contents and scarce "JAGDALAK" cds on
reverse; covers from "JELALABAD" with unpaid cover to Peshawar, ½
a. rate (three), underpaid cover at 1½ a. rate, 5 a. rate to UK and
6 anna registered rate, each with "JELALABAD" duplexes or cds, and
incoming cover from Kabul with "FIELD P.O." cds and Jelalabad
arrival; April 1880 ¼ a. card with fine "KABUL" cds, covers from
Kabul to Naini Tal with both "KABUL" and "CABUL" cds's of despatch;
1879 covers (2) at 5 a. or 6 a. rated each from "KURRUM" via Kohat,
incoming cover to "LUNDI KOTAL", 1880 4½ a. rate cover mailed from
"LUTTABAND" to Cheltemham, ½ a. postal stationery envelope from
"SEHABA" to Peshawar, 1879/80 5 a. rate and 5 a. rate covers
backstamped at "THALL" etc. Useful transits noted incl. "KHYBER
SORTING" etc., an excellent study and a fine basis for expansion
with items ex Hopkins, Hammond Giles etc. (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) (Image 19) (Image 20) (Image 21) (Image 22) (Image 23)

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Currently...CHF 2,000.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6048 cover image2nd Afghan War - Kurrum Valley Field Force 1878/79: Incoming covers
(3) to the Kurrum Valley Field Force, with 1878 India ½ a. blue
stationery envelope from Murree addressed to "Col. Stirling,
Expeditionary Force, Koorum Column" and backstamped at KOHAT (Nov
24); 1879 (Feb 27) cover from Hawick, Scotland to Viscount Melgund
franked Great Britain 1 d. red pl. 190, 2 d. blue pl. 15 two
examples and 3 d. rose pl. 18 addressed to Lahore with arrival
(March 22) and forwarded on to KOHAT (March 24); and 1879 (March
13) cover from Hawick to Viscount Melgund bearing single 8 d.
orange, with reverse showing Lahore cds (April 5), "KURRUM" cds
(April 14), "THALL" cds, delivered with two strikes of "FIELD
FORCE. P.O." cds (April 18 and 22) in black probably applied by
Field Post Office No 12 (Proud fig. D1). A scarce group, the 8 d.
cover being particularly attractive. Note: The two Great Britain
covers are addressed to Viscout Melgund, serving as Private
Secretary to Major-General Robert's column. Provenance: The two
Great Britain covers: collection Gilbert Wheat, Cavendish, 10 June
2019, lots 547 and 548. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6049 cover image2nd Afghan War - Peshawar Valley Field Force 1878 (Nov 19): Covers
(2) mailed the day before the ultimatum given to the Amir of
Afghanistan expired on Nov 20, 1878; from Jamrud Fort where British
Troops were massing under the guise of a Camp of Exercise. The
first cover addressed to the wife of Colonel Frederick Roberts at
Jhelum bearing 1865 1 a. chocolate and the second cover to London
via Brindisi bearing 6 a. olive-bistre, each tied by fair to good
strikes of the rare "CAMP OF EXERCISE / NOV 19 / FIELD P.O." duplex
in black (Proud page 422). Roberts cover backstamped at Jhelum (Nov
22) and London cover backstamped Bombay (Nov 25) and London (Dec
16). Despite usual imperfections an extremely rare pair.
Provenance: Collection 'Grand Prix', Spink, London, 18 Oct 2001,
lots 438 and 439. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 350.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6050 cover image2nd Afghan War - Kurrum Valley Field Force 1879: Covers (3) all
from Lieut. H.V. Cowan to Sidmouth, Devon, the earliest 1879 cover
franked by single India 1876 6 a. olive-bistre cancelled by barred
obliterator with straight line "FIELD P.O." cds (March 20) in black
of despatch (Proud fig. D1) thence via KOHAT (March 24) and Bombay;
1879 ½ a. blue stationery envelope up-rated with ½ a. blue and 4 a.
green from Ali Kheyl via Brindisi, similarly tied with curved
"FIELD FORCE P.O." cds (April 16) in black and same transits; third
cover 1879 ½ a. blue stationery envelope up-rated with ½ a. blue
and two pairs of 1 a. brown all tied by very rare "F No. 9" barred
obliterators with "FIELD P.O. / SEP 3 / No. 9" cds on reverse -
this unrecorded by Proud and the only known usage prior to 1880.
Typical small imperfections but an excellent and rare group. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6051 cover/bof image2nd Afghan War - Peshawar Valley Field Force 1879 (Jan 11): Cover
from Lieut. R.H.F. Wilson of the 10th Royal Hussars at Jelalabad,
mailed from Field Post Office No. 15 to Fairford, Glos., franked by
India 1873 ½ a. blue in two blocks of six, all tied by curved
"FIELD FORCE. P.O." datestamps (Jan 11) in black (Proud fig. D1) -
used in Jelalabad until a civilian P.O. opened in February 1879.
Bombay cds (Jan 20) and Fairford arrival (Feb 8). Believed to be
the sole usage of this datestamp used to cancel postage stamps in
this theatre of the War. Rare and spectacular. Note: After taking
Ali Masjid and Dakka, Lt. Gen. Sam Browne was ordered in December
1878 to push onto Jelalabad which he occupied on December 20.
Provenance: Collection Horst Dietrich, DF, Geneva, 17 Nov 2003, lot
10038. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6052 cover image2nd Afghan War - Peshawar Valley Field Force 1879 (Jan 26): India ½
a. blue postal stationery envelope sent registered to Amritsar,
up-rated with 1878 4 a. blue-green tied by "FIELD FORCE. P.O."
cds's in black (Jan 26), reverse with large framed "REGISTERED /
CAMP OF EXERCISE 1ST DIVISION" handstamp in black with manuscript
date "26/1/1879". Opening tear at side but of great rarity -
unlisted by E.W. Proud - the Registration handstamp was replaced in
February 1879, and just three examples are recorded. Provenance:
Collection Dr. Soli F. Contractor, Spink, London, 16 Dec 1999, lot
337. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 750.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6053 cover image2nd Afghan War - Kandahar Field Force 1879 (Jan 29): Cover probably
from Kandahar to London franked by India 1865 2 a. orange single
and horizontal pair, initialled and dated in manuscript with light
strikes of square bars obliterators in black. Reverse with "Quetta"
cds (Feb 6), Sukkur Sorting Office cds (Feb 15), Bombay cds (Feb
24) and London arrival (March 15). It is likely that this letter
was written from Kandahar by a member of the small detachment left
there (see Note below), as the Quetta datestamp is struck some 8
days after the mailing. Note: It is most probable that this letter
was written during the initial occupation of Kandahar by General
Stewart's forces which occupied Kandahar in early January but began
running out of provisions almost immediately. The force was divided
into two Divisions: one going west to Girishk, the other North to
Khelat - their only duty being to forage for food. In winter in
hostile territory they were largely unsuccessful with the sick and
wounded dying and the hundreds of pack animals eaten or dying of
cold and starvation. By late February 1879 the Force, after
suffering great hardship, began to evacuate South-East to India.
Provenance: Collection Derek Hammond Giles, Spink, London, 25 Oct
2000, lot 606. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6054 cover imageSecond Afghan War 1879: India ½ a. blue postal stationery envelope
sent registered from the Peshawar Field Force P.O. at Jelalabad to
Peshawar, franked on reverse with India 1873 ½ a, blue, Die II, and
4 a. green, the ½ a. tied by "FIELD FORCE P.O." cds and the 4 a.
tied by probably the finest known strike of the framed "REGISTERED
/ CAMP OF EXERCISE 1ST. DIVISION" handstamp in black (Feb 2, 1879).
The cover evidently exceeded ½ a tola (above 4½ grams) thus postage
charged at 1 anna + 4 annas registration. Rare, spectacular and
superb. Provenance: Collection Derek Hammond Giles, Spink, London,
25 Oct 2000, lot 607. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6055 cover image2nd Afghan War - Thal-Chotiali Relief Force 1879 (Feb): Cover and a
front of cover each franked by India 1865 2 a. orange and 1878 4 a.
blue-green and mailed to Edinburgh, the cover cancelled by "DERA
GHAZI KHAN" duplex (Feb 18) and the front cancelled at MOOLTAN a
week earlier; each being sent from the Thal-Chotiali Relief Force
which set out from Dera Ghazi Khan on Feb 23rd., reaching Vitakri
in the Barkhan Valley on March 6th., with the Dera Ghazo column
plus the 1st Punjab Infantry reconstituted as the Vitakri Field
Force. Faults to the envelope but rare. Provenance: Major Adrian E.
Hopkins MC., Robson Lowe, Zurich, 19 May 1988, lot 3318. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 120.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6056 cover image2nd Afghan War - Peshawar Valley Field Force 1879 (Feb-March):
Covers (7) all from Rawalpindi addressed to James Napier, Colonel
of the 10th Hussars, in camp at Jelalabad; with first cover bearing
India 1873 ½ a. blue with docketing of receipt (Feb 22); second
cover at double rate franked by 1865 1 a. chocolate similarly tied
with manuscript notation of receipt (Feb 28) and further covers
with ½ a. blue received (March 4, March 23, April 2 - this cover
endorsed "No. 90 lost in Cabul River on night of 31 March") - when
10 men of the Royal Hussars were drowned; cover with two ½ a. blue
endorsed "Received at Futtiabad" (April 8) with Jelalabad arrival
cds (April 7); cover with eight ½ a. blue for 4 annas rate
similarly endorsed (April 11). Fair to very fine. Note: James
Napier (1849-1935), Colonel of the 10th Hussars, was the third son
of Field Marshal Robert Cornelis Napier, 1st. Baron Napier of
Magdala, who had been Commander in Chief in India from 1870-1875. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6057 cover image2nd Afghan War - Peshawar Valley Field Force 1879 (March-May):
Covers (4) with March 23 cover from BASAWAL with contents to
Ootacamund franked 1 a. chocolate (written by Capt. Creed - this
with superb content), Soldier's Letter from a Private in the 25th
Regt. franked with 1865 8 p. mauve cancelled by "DHAKA" duplex
(March 29) to Drogheda, incoming cover to Capt.H.M. Sandbach of the
Royal Artillery franked by Great Britain 8d. orange, with rare
backstamp "FIELD P.O. / MAY 24 / No. 13" based at Gandamak; and
Soldier's Letter (front only) to Surrey with 1865 8 p. mauve boldly
tied by "FIELD P.O. / MY 17 / No. 15" cds. Faults but a scarce
group. Provenance: Capt. Creed entire: Collection Derek Hammond
Giles, Spink, London, 25 Oct 2000, ex lot 608. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6058 cover image2nd Afghan War - Peshawar Valley Field Force 1879 (March 7):
Soldier's concesionary rate cover franked by India 1865 8 p. mauve,
mailed by a Private in the 4th Battalion, Rifle Brigade to London
and endorsed at top and countersigned by Commanding Officer Colonel
H.R.L. Newdigate at left, tied by "JELALABAD P.O. / MAR 7" duplex
in black. Reverse with Bombay cds (March 14) and Paddington arrival
(April 15) in red. Some aging and minor opening tears but rare.
Note: The 4th Batallion, Rifle Brigade were horribly decimated by
Cholera, but took part in several operations in the Jelalabad area,
notably at this time two Expeditions into the Lughman River Valley
in February and March 1879. Provenance: Collection Horst Dietrich,
DF, Geneva, 17 Nov 2003, lot 10041. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6059 cover image2nd Afghan War - Kandahar Field Force 1879 (April 10): Cover
bearing India 1873 ½ a. blue (10 examples), mailed from Kandahar to
Cheltenham, all tied by square bars obliterator in black. Mailed
from Capt. F.J.W. Eustace, Adjutant, Horse & Field Artillery for
the 1st. Division, and reverse with "Royal Horse Artillery" crest
and "CANDHAR" cds (April 10) in black, thence via Sukkur Sorting
Office, Bombay (April 23) and arrival (May 19). The 1st. Division
remained at Kandahar after General Stewart's force had started
their return to India. Some light toning but a rare cover. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6060 cover image2nd Afghan War - Kurrum Valley Field Force 1879 (April 15):
Soldier's concessionary rate cover from Camp Ali Khel to Scotland,
endorsed "From No. 1583, Cpl. William Cameron, 72nd Highlanders"
and countersigned by Officer commanding, franked 1865 8p. pale
mauve on white tied by barred obliterator in black. Reverse with
curved "FIELD FORCE. P.O." cds (April 17) in black. The cover with
minor closed edge tears and rounded corner but scarce and with full
contents. Provenance: Collection Dr. Soli F. Contractor, Spink,
London, 25 Oct 2000, lot 341. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 150.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6061 cover image2nd Afghan War - Peshawar Valley Field Force 1879 (April 26):
Soldier's concesionary rate cover franked by India 1865 8 p. mauve,
mailed by a Private in the King's Own Scottish Borderers (1/25th
Regiment) to Louth, Ireland countersigned by Commanding Officer,
tied by manuscript "Landi Kotal" and by "LUNDIKOTAL P.O." civilian
P.O. duplex in black (April 26). Reverse with Drogheda arrival cds
(May 30). Small envelope imperfections but scarce. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 175.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6062 cover image2nd Afghan War - Kurrum Valley Field Force 1879 (May 18): Cover
from Lieut. Wilson, 10th Royal Hussars to Fairford, Glos., franked
India 1 a. chocolate and 1878 4 a. blue-green tied in manuscript
and by bold "FIELD P.O. / MAY 18 / No. 15" cds in black (Proud fig.
D3), with manuscript on reverse "Saffed Sang 18 May". Bombay
transit cds (May 26), Swindon Station (June 16) and Fairford
arrival alongside. Edge wear to envelope but very rare. Note: The
British Forces had been withdrawn to Safed Sang due to negotiations
leading up to the signing of the Treaty of Gundamak on 26 May 1879.
Safed Sang was a few miles down the road to Jelalabad and the
withdrawl was to preserve a sense of neutrality during the
proceedings. Provenance: Collection Horst Dietrich, DF, Geneva, 17
Nov 2003, lot 10073. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6063 cover image2nd Afghan War - Kurrum Valley Field Force 1879 (May 27 / July 29):
Covers (3) with Soldier's concessionary rate cover to Northampton
bearing 1865 8 p. mauve on white tied by Field P.O. "F. No. 10"
obliterator in black (Proud fig. K2, earliest known usage), with
"FIELD P.O. / MAY 27 / No. 10" on reverse and thence via Kohat and
Bombay (interesting Officer's countersigning is a handstamp - C.D.
Knowles); India ½ a. blue postal stationery envelope to Simla
cancelled by barred obliterator with curved "FIELD FORCE P.O." cds
(May 31) on reverse; and a third cover (and contents) from Ali
Kheyl Camp franked India 1 a. choclate and 4 a. blue-green tied by
barred obliterator with fine "FIELD FORCE P.O." cds (July 29) on
reverse. Small imperfections but a scarce group. Provenance:
Soldier's Letter: collection Major Adrian E. Hopkins MC., Robson
Lowe, 19 May 1988, ex lot 3351. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6064 cover image2nd Afghan War - Peshawar Valley Field Force 1879 (June): Covers
(6) all from Murree addressed to James Napier, Colonel of the 10th
Hussars, Field Force Peshawar or at Rawalpindi, each franked by
India 1873 ½ a. blue all docketed in manuscript upon receipt at
top, first cover noted received at Basawal in manuscript (June 6)
with undated "BASAWAL" cds on reverse (closed circa June 16);
second cover recieved at Burj Hari Singh (June 10), third cover at
Hasan Abdal (June 16), two further covers received at Rawalpindi
(June 18 and 19) and the last at Murree (June 22). A generally fine
group. Note 1: James Napier (1849-1935), Colonel of the 10th
Hussars, was the third son of Field Marshal Robert Cornelis Napier,
1st. Baron Napier of Magdala, who had been Commander in Chief in
India from 1870-1875. Note 2: After the Treaty of Gandamak on 26
May 1879, the 1st Division began to withdraw: ably demonstrated by
these covers. Provenance: R.A. Siegel, New York, 30 Oct 1996, lot
2480. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6065 cover image2nd Afghan War - Vitakri Field Force 1879 (Aug 18): Cover from Sgt.
Pope to Edinburgh, Scotland endorsed "via Brindisi" franked by
India 1865 1 a. chocolate and 1878 4 a. blue-green tied by "L" in
bars obliterator in black. Reverse with straight line "FIELD P.O. /
AUG 15" despatch cds in black, Bombay transit cds (aug 26) and
Edinburgh arrival (Sept 19). Sold together with two similar covers,
one somewhat toned and another with a stamp missing. Rare covers -
the small Pope correspondence is the only mail known from this
theatre of the War. Note: The Vitakri Field Force's task was to
control the passes in South East Afghanistan. This was during the
hottest period of the year and both the weather and an outbreak of
scurvy proved debilitating. The Force was withdrawn at the end of
the year. Provenance: DF, Geneva, 4 Dec 2002, ex lot 10078. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-02, 11:59 PM
6066 cover image2nd Afghan War - Kabul 1879 (Sept 3): The British Resident at
Kabul, Major Sir Louis Cavagnari, was assassinated with his
entourage by Afghan troops (Sept 3), two items: one mourning
envelope franked by 1864/79 1 d. red pl. 196 used from Paddington
to Lady Cavagnari, his widow from Cavgnari's mother mailed just six
days after his death (Sept 9) stating "not till this morning could
I make up my mind to think there was no more hope...I am glad to
see how the Queen and country feel his loss"; and a second letter
only on mourning paper from Caroline, Cavagnari's mother (Sept 17)
to his widow stating "The Queen kindly telegraphed to me at once to
express her sympathy in the loss of my gallant son". (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
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