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5023 cover imageBritish Empire Mails, Australian States 1855/73: Collection on
leaves (11) with 1856 cover from Wellington to Sydney bearing 1855
2 d. blue imperforate pair tied by "10" numeral obliterators; 1859
cover bearing attractive 1857 2 d. blue strip of three paying
double rate from Otago to Sydney; 1868 cover franked by 1864/71 2
d. blue (2) and 6 d. red-brown to Sydney, 1861 cover with 1857 6 d.
pale brown pair used to Adelaide (cert. RPSL), 1870 cover from
Monganui to Adelaide franked 6 d. brown; 1871 cover from Monganui
to Adelaide franked by three 1871/73 1 d. brown (worn plate), 1855
cover to Tasmania with "♚ / PAID AT / PORT VICTORIA NEW ZEALAND" in
red and framed "Ship Letter Inwards Free" arrival in red; 1862
cover from Tuapeka to Melbourne with 1857 imperf. 2 d. blue tied
"10" obliterators, 1866 cover from Otago with 6 d. brown to
Sandridge, Victoria; 1873 cover with 3 d. lilac to Sandhurst and
1873 cover to Melbourne franked by 1871/73 1 d. brown and 2 d.
vermilion. Condition varies with many fine, a good lot. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7)

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Currently...CHF 600.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5024 cover imageMail to the British Empire: India 1863/64: 6 d. red-brown, wmk. NZ,
imperforate with touched to good margins, on 1864 single rate cover
from Auckland to Sir William Denison, Governor of Madras, India
endorsed "per P&O Steamer", tied by "1" numeral obliterator in
black. Auckland despatch cds (April 28) in black with "Madras"
arrival cds (June 25) in red. Minor wrinkling but a very scarce
cover. Note 1: Carried at the British Empire rate of 6 d. per ½
ounce (Feb 1, 1861 - March 31, 1870). Note 2: Carried on P&O
"Madras" from Sydney, and the "Golconda" from Galle to Madras. Note
3: Sir William Thomas Dennison (1804-1871) was a former Governor of
Van Diemen's Land (1851-1855), Governor of New South Wales
(1855-1861) and Governor of Madras (1861-1866). Provenance:
Collection John Woolfe, Spink, London, 3 Oct 2006, lot 367. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5025 cover imageMail to the British Empire: India 1864: 6 d. red-brown, wmk. NZ,
imperforate horizontal pair with just clear to large margins, on
1864 double rate cover from Christchurch to the Army Agents in
Calcutta, India, tied by "CH" obliterator in black. Christchurch
despatch cds (May 16) in black with Calcutta arrival cds (Aug 29)
on reverse. Minor age spot but a fine and very rare cover. Note 1:
Carried at the British Empire double rate of 1 s. per ounce (Feb 1,
1861 - March 31, 1870). Note 2: Carried on P&O "Bombay" from
Sydney, and the "Mooltan" from Galle to Calcutta. Note 3: This
cover is illustrated in "Stamps of New Zealand" by Bob Odenweller
on page 118. Provenance: Collection Joseph Hackmey, Spink Shreves,
New York, 19 Feb 2009, lot 1334. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 600.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5026 cover imageMail to the British Empire: India 1864/71: 2 d. blue in a
horizontal strip of three with single 6 d. red-brown, used on 1866
double rate cover from Riverton to Calcutta, India endorsed "via
Galle", tied by obliterators in black. "RIVERTON / NEW ZEALAND" cds
at left in black (March 16) and reverse with "Invercargill /
Southland" cds (March 16) and Calcutta arrival cds (April 26). A
fine and attractive cover to a somewhat surprisingly rare
destination. Note 1: Correct 1 s. rate for a letter under 1 ounce.
Note 2: Carried on P&O "Ellora" from Sydney, the "Nemesis" from
Galle via Madras to Calcutta. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5027 cover imageMail to the British Empire: India 1864/71: 1 s. yellow-green, perf.
12½, used on 1872 double rate cover from Nelson to Colonel S.
Crofton, Lahore, Punjab, India tied by "Nelson / N" duplex in black
(Dec 17). Carried on the "Bangalore" to Galle, reverse with Bombay
cds (Jan 20, 1873) and Lahore large oval arrival (Feb 1). Minor
ageing but a fine and attractive cover to a somewhat surprisingly
rare destination. Cert. RPSL (2006). Note: Illustrated in "The
Stamps of New Zealand" by Bob Odenweller, page 153. Provenance:
Collection Gerald Elliott; collection John Woolfe, Spink, London, 3
Oct 2006, lot 371; collection Joseph Hackmey, Spink Shreves, New
York, 19 Feb 2009, lot 1454; collection Mark Benvie, Prestige,
Melbourne, 27 May 2011, lot 160. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5028 cover imageMail to the British Empire - Cape of Good Hope 1862: 6 d.
black-brown, wmk. Large Star, imperforate with touched to good
margins, used on 1862 single rate cover from Wellington to Cape
Town, Cape of Good Hope lightly tied by Wellington numeral
obliterator in black. Reverse with Wellington cds (May 22) and
large oval "CAPE TOWN" datestamp struck in red (Oct 1) on arrival.
A very rare and extremely early usage of a Chalon to Southern
Africa. Cert. RPSL (2024). Note 1: Carried on P&O "Bombay" from
Sydney, the "Colombo" from Galle and the "Pera" from Alexandria to
Southampton. Note 2: The letter written and signed by by Sir George
Grey (1812-1898) whose illustrious career included posts as
Governor of South Australia (1841-1845), Governor of New Zealand
(1845-1854), Governor of Cape Colony (1854-1851), Governor of New
Zealand (1861-1868) and 1877-1879. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5029 cover imageMail to the British Empire - Cape of Good Hope 1867/71: 6 d.
red-brown, perf. 12½, a single and horizontal pair used on 1870
single rate cover from Dunedin to the Lovedale Missionary
Institution in Cape Province endorsed "via London", all tied by
"Dunedin / 0" duplex (Sept 1) in black. 'London / Paid' transit cds
in red (Oct 25) and "CAPE TOWN / CAPE COLONY" arrival cds (Nov 30)
in black. Carried on the "City of Melbourne" leaving Auckland on
the 1st Contract Pacific route via Honolulu, San Francisco and
thence via London - Shipping records list the letter has travelling
on the Union Line steamer "Briton" from Southampton to the Cape. A
very rare destination (only three Chalon head covers are recorded
to the Cape, this collection contains two) and a most attractive
cover. Note 1: Journey time 91 days. Note 2: The addressee, the
Reverend James Stewart was the newly appointed head of the Lovedale
Misasion in the Eastern Cape Province. During the 1860's he
explored the Zambezi River region, at times in the company of David
Livngstone. Provenance: Collection Gerald Elliott; collection John
Woolfe, Spink, London, 3 Oct 2006, lot 345; collection Mark Benvie,
Prestige, Melbourne, 27 May 2011, lot 155. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5030 cover imageMail to the British Empire - Malta 1867/71: 6 d. blue, perf. 12½, a
vertical pair used on 1872 cover from Dunedin to Malta endorsed
"via Suez", tied by "Dunedin" duplex in black (June 27). Reverse
with single ring "Malta" arrival cds (Aug 5). Small imperfections
at top but a fine cover to a probably unique destination for a
Chalon cover. Note 1: Carried on the P&O "Nubia" from Sydney
and the "Pekin" from Galle through the Suez Canal to Malta. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 350.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5031 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Newfoundland 1864: 1 s.
yellow-green imperforate, a used example with touched margin at
left and three large margins, showing portion of adjoining stamp at
right, used on 1864 cover from Auckland to Harbour Grace,
Newfoundland tied by numeral "1" obliterator of despatch Overpaid 1
d. for the 11 d. rate to the Maritime Provinces, struck with
"London / Paid" transit cds in red (Jan 19, 1865). Handstruck "1d."
in red credit to Canada and manuscript "6" ceredit to Great
Britain. Reverse with Auckland cds (Nov 17) and arrival cds (Feb
21, 1865). Minor imperfections but an attractive cover to a rare
destination. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 600.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5033 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Nova Scotia 1864/67: 2
d. blue, perf. 12½, three examples from the worn plate and single 6
d. red-brown, used on all four corners of 1865 single rate cover
from Dunedin to New Glasgow, Nova Scotia tied by obliterators in
black with "Dunedin" cds desapatch cds (June 19). Obverse also
showing "London / Paid" transit cds in red (Aug 21) alongside
handstruck "1d." credit marking in red (credit to Canada) and
manuscript "5" pence credit in red crayon for Great Britain.
Reverse with Nova Scotia arrival cds (Sept 14). A rare franking and
a most unusual destination. Note 1: The single rate to the Maritime
Provinces was 11 d. under ½ ounce. Note 2: Carried on P&O
"Northam" from Sydney (June 22), the "Nemesis" from Galle, and the
"Ripon" from Alexandria to Southampton. Provenance: Collection Dr.
David Patterson, Schuyler Rumsey, San Francisco, 27 April 2019, lot
6331. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5034 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Canada 1864/71: 1 d.
vermilion, 2 d. pale blue, Plate I, two worn examples and 6 d.
red-brown, all perf. 12½, used on 1866 single rate cover from
Greytown to Orillia, Canada West endorsed "via England", but
carried on the Trans-Pacfic route on the "Kaikoura" from Wellington
(June 24) to Panama (July 20) and St. Thomas (July 29), the
adhesives all tied by "4" numeral obliterators in black. The cover
entered Canada via the United States and was marked "10" (cents) in
manuscript for the cross-border rate and a further "5" for the
Canadian internal rate as the 11 d. fee paid was only for
pre-payment to the first border. Reverse with "W3" cds (Greytown)
dated May 24, Wellington cds (May 25), Montreal (Aug 1 4) and
Orillia (Aug 15) arrival cds. Torn on opening at top affecting one
2 d. adhesive and the 1 d. restored but a rare and most appealing
cover. Note: Letter rate for Canada via Suez and the UK (from June
4, 1863 until Jan 11, 1867 was 11 d. per ½ ounce, 1/10 d. per
ounce, 3/8 d. for each additional fraction of an ounce. The Pacific
rate via Panama at this date was 1 s. but the cover remained
untaxed due to its endorsement. Provenance: Collection John Woolfe,
Spink, London, 3 Oct 2006, lot 302; collection Mark Benvie,
Prestige, Melbourne, 27 May 2011, lot 120. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5035 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Canada 1864/71: 1 s.
green, perf. 12½, a single example used on 1866 cover from
Christchurch to Hawkesbury, Canada West tied by bold strike of "C"
obliterator in black and by 'London / Paid' transit cds in red
(June 13). Framed "DEFICIENT POSTAGE" cachet in red at top left
deleted in manuscript with notation "Under ½ an ounce by our
scales" at left. Reverse with Christchurch cds (March 10 and 24),
Dunedin cds (March 27), Hamilton cds (June 29) and Hawkesbury
arrival (June 30). Overpaid 1 d. for rate to Canada, with
manuscript "1d." due to Great Britain and "5" cents due for
Canadian internal postage. Small imperfections but a scarce cover.
Note: Carried on P&O "Madras" from Sydney, the "Simla" from
Galle and the "Nyanza" from Alexandria to Southampton. Probably
carried by Allan Line steamer "Moravian" from Liverpool to Quebec. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5036 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, New Brunswick 1864/71: 3
d. lilac, perf. 12½, a horizontal pair used on 1868 single rate
cover from Dunedin to St. John's, New Brunswick endorsed "via
Panama", tied by Dunedin barred numeral obliterator in black, with
circular "N.Y. STEAMSHIP / 10" due marking in black (Jan 23, 1869).
Reverse with St. John's cds (Jan 26). An attractive and scarce
usage. Opinion Holcombe (1988). Note: Letters on this route (Jan
11, 1867 - Dec 8, 1870) were only paid to Panama. The rate was 6 d.
per ½ ounce. Provenance: Collection "Antipodes", Corinphila sale
79, Zurich, 28 Sept 1988, lot 3582. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5037 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Nova Scotia 1864/71: 6
d. dull red-brown, two single examples used on 1868 double rate
cover from Waikouatiti to Pictou, Nova Scotia (address also notes
New Brunswick and Dominion of Canada) endorsed "via Panama & New
York", tied by barred numeral obliterator in black with circular
"N.Y. STEAMSHIP / 10" due marking in black (Dec 13). Reverse with
Waikouaiti cds (Oct 3), Dunedin (Oct 6), Halifax cds (Jan 25) and
Pictou arrival of the same day. A fine and scarce cover. Certs.
Holcombe (1988), Odenweller (2014). Note: Letters on this route
(Jan 11, 1867 - Dec 8, 1870) were only paid to Panama. The rate was
6 d. per ½ ounce. Provenance: Collection "Antipodes", Corinphila
sale 79, Zurich, 28 Sept 1988, lot 3605. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5038 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Canada 1864/67: 6 d.
red-brown, perf. 12½, a single example used on 1869 cover to Mohawk
Post Office, Ontario, Canada tied by "Dunedin" duplex in black.
Correctly prepaid 6 d. for a "via Panama" usage - but sent
underpaid by 6 d. for the Canada rate via Suez of 1 s. per ½ ounce
(in operation Jan 11, 1867 until Nov 22, 1871) with manuscript
notations of "1d." credit to Canada and "6" pence due for Great
Britain. 'London / Paid' cds in red on obverse (May 22) and reverse
with Kingston arrival cds (June 2). Trivial envelope imperfections,
a fine cover to a rare destination. Provenance: Collection Dr.
David Patterson, Schuyler Rumsey, San Francisco, 27 April 2019, lot
6389. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5039 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, New Brunswick 1867: 6 d.
brown, perf. 12½, two examples used on 1869 cover from Hokitika to
Harvey, Albert County, New Brunswick endorsed "via England" tied by
"Hokitika / C-21" duplexes in black (July 5). "London / Paid" cds
in red of transit (Sept 18) and manuscript "6" pence credit to
Great Britain in red crayon and US credit "2 / Cents" handstamp in
red. Probbaly carried by Allan Line steamer "Hibernian" with
reverse showing "Saint Johns / N.B." cds (Sept 28) and Harvey
arrival (Sept 29). An attractive and scarce cover. Cert. RPSL
(2006). Provenance: Collection John Woolfe, Spink, London, 3 Oct
2006, lot 234, collection Joseph Hackmey, Spink Shreves, New York,
19 Feb 2009, lot 1411. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5040 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Prince Edward Island
1864/71: 6 d. brown, perf. 12½, a horizontal pair used on 1870
cover from Auckland to Prince Edward Island, carried on Pacific
route via Honolulu and San Francisco at single rate to Prince
Edward Isalnd, tied by "Auckland / 1" duplex (Dec 7) in black.
Handstruck "5" for amount due to Canada and manuscript "3d."
equivalent credit in blue crayon. Reverse with Ottawa cds (Jan 17,
1871), St. John's (Jan 23) and Prince Edward Island cds (Jan 27). A
fine cover to a very rare destination. Provenance: Collection John
Woolfe, Spink, London, 3 Oct 2006, lot 343. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5041 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Prince Edward Issland
1864/71: 1 s. green, perf. 12½, a single example used on 1870
mourning envelope from Auckland to Prince Edward Island endorsed
"via San Francisco Mail Room" and carried on Pacific route via
Honolulu and San Francisco at single rate, tied by "Auckland / 1"
duplex (June 6) in black. Handstruck "10" for amount due to the USA
and manuscript "6d." equivalent credit. Reverse with Montreal cds
(July 14), St. John's (July 16) and Prince Edward Island cds (July
18). A fine cover to a very rare destination. Cert. RPSL (2006).
Note: Letters on this route (Jan 11, 1867 - Dec 8, 1870) were only
paid to Panama. The rate was 6 d. per ½ ounce, with a further 6 d.
from Panama to Canada. Provenance: Collection John Woolfe, Spink,
London, 3 Oct 2006, 342; collection Joseph Hackmey, Spink Shreves,
New York, 20 May 2010, lot 2436. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5042 cover imageMail to the British Empire: North America, Canada 1864/71: 2 d.
orange and 3 d. deep lilac, two examples, perf. 12½, used on 1872
cover from the gold mining area of Ahuara via Greymouth to Post
Office, McGillivary, Canada endorsed "via San Francisco" and
carried on Pacific route via Honolulu and San Francisco at single
rate, tied by "A" in manuscript at Ahuara and by obliterator
handstamps in black. "San Francisco / Paid All" transit cds (March
27) in red at left and reverse with Greymouth cds (Jan 24) and
"Adare / Ont." arrival cds (April 4). Cover tear into second stamp
at base but an attractive cover to a scarce destination. Note:
Correct postage of 8 d. per ½ ounce. The reduction in postal rates
to Canada from 1 s. to 8 d. was introduced on August 1, 1870. Note
2: Carried on the "Nevada" from Wellington (March 16, 1872)
arriving San Francisco (March 26, 1873). Provenance: Collection
John Woolfe, Spink, London, 3 Oct 2006, lotm 405; collection Mark
Benvie, Prestige, Melbourne, 27 May 2011, lot 123. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
5043 cover imageMail to the British Empire: Jamaica 1857/63: 6 d. pale brown, no
wmk., imperforate horizontal pair with just shaved to large
margins, on 1862 single rate cover from New Plymouth to Port Payne,
Jamaica, tied by "9" numeral obliterator in black. Manuscript
"Foreign 5d." and crayon red "1d." credit to GB; with 'London /
Paid' cds in red (June 16) and "Kingston / Jamaica" arrival cds
(July 5) in black on obverse, the reverse with New Plymouth
despatch cds (April 11) and Port Royal cds (July 5). A very rare
cover - the famous and unique usage to Jamaica. Note 1: Carried on
the P&O "Bombay" from Sydney, the "Simla" from Galle and the
"Pera" from Alexandria to Southampton. Provenance: Collection John
Woolfe, Spink, London, 3 Oct 2006, lot 232; collection Len Jury,
Spink, London, 7 Oct 2015, lot 2016. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 2,500.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

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