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Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
4138 * image1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 122, lettered EK, unused,
mostly good to large margins, minutely touched at lower right,
trivial black ink spot near the back of the Queen`s neck, otherwise
fine, large part og. Signed Oliva Gi BS91 = £ 600. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 80.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4139 */bof image1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 44, lettered EA-ED / FA-FD, an
unused block of eight (4 x 2) of fine fresh colour, margins touched
on FA and FD, one hesitates to say that the multiple could make an
outstanding block of four for the connoisseur, all stamps with
superb large part og. Gi B1 = £ 6'400 Beside the two blocks of
eight ex McGowan collection, BE/CH (1950) and J.B. Seymour
collection, PI/QL (1952), this block EA/FD is the largest recorded
mint multiple from plate 44 in the Karl Louis Card Index. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4140 */bof image1841: 1 d. pale red-brown on blued paper, 'Archer' plate 99, wmk.
Crown, imperforate, Die I, Alphabet I, an unused block of nine
lettered KI-KK / LI-LK / MI-MK, with clear to large margins all
round but for nick at base of MI, portion of adjoining stamp
alongside KE. The block of delightful rich colour, with three
stamps (LI, LJ and MJ) showing prominent varieties with LJ showing
the "L" joined to the "O" of ONE, fresh and fine, large part og. A
rare and most attractive multiple Gi Spec BS81 = £ 5'400+. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4141 **/* image1841 (Feb): 1 d. red, Die I, Alphabet I, plate 63, Small Crown
watermark, a full horizontal plate strip of twelve, lettered RA–RL,
unused with marginal selvedge at both sides, fresh colour, margins
generally large to close, just touching at top on three stamps as
often found, with typical creasing, a vertical fold between RF-RG,
light rub to RL and some tone spotting apparent on RA-RB; minor gum
disturbance and small area of paper adherence on reverse. A scarce
and impressive multiple, seldom encountered in full plate strips of
this size. Gi = $ 7'200+ The Karl Louis Card Index has recorded the
formerly adjoining strip of twelve, SA-SL (Spink, April 2012, lot
2326), which made originally with RA-RL an impressive block of 24 !
Provenance: Spink, London, 11-13 April 2012, lot 2326 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 350.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4142 cover image1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 34, lettered PC, a used
example on 1844 cover from Kelso to Edinburgh neatly tied by
"KELSO" Distinctive Maltese Cross in black. Reverse with Kelso
framed despatch (May 2) and Edinburgh arrival in red (May 3). A
late use of the Kelso distinctive Maltese Cross in May 1844. File
fold well away from the adhesive, rare and very fine. Cert. PTS
(2013) Gi Spec. BS23(1)ti = £ 4'000. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 750.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4143 cover image1850/51: 1 d. red-brown, die I, Alphabet I, blued paper, imperf.,
lettered LL, cut into margins, used on entire sent from Kensington
Palace Gardens, London to Rome, Italy, dated 19 April 1851, tied by
London Inland "12", with black French entry "ANGL. 2. CALAIS" (Noël
383) and two line "VIA DI UNINGA" in red (Huningen exchange
office), manuscript charge notation "33" décimes in black
alongside. Reverse, London despatch and Rome arrival cds in red.
Uncommon early destination mailing to Papal States. Provenance: Ex
John Pitts. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4144 imageTreasury Roulette 1852: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Alphabet II, plate
160, lettered DD, showing the distinct Treasury Roulette waveform
on three sides and scissor cut at base, used on a part envelope
from Peterborough to London, dated 23 February 1854, tied by the
oval numeral of Peterbrough in black, with red towndated circular
and a London arrival cds also in red. Vertical filing fold
centrally well clear of adhesive. Fine and scarce. RPSL cert
(1990). Provenance: Christies 9 November 1982, lot 419; Habsburg &
Feldman, December 1989, lot 30295; Nigel Howard collection,
Christies 9 November 1994, lot 1443; M.A.Sayeed collection, Spink
May 2002, lot 2439. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4145 (*) imageIMPRIMATUR 1841: 1 d. red, Die I, Alphabet I, Small Crown,
imperforate, printed on ungummed blued paper, an unused group of
four Imprimaturs from Plates 42 (HL), 45 (IL), 56 (KL) and 71 (IF).
Each of fresh and vibrant colour, with margins on three sides, of
fine overall appearance. All ex The Royal Philatelic Collection,
each accompanied by RPSL certificate (2004), and attractively
mounted on exhibition pages. A visually impressive and scarce
selection of Imprimaturs. Gi = £ 3’800. Provenance: Ex The Royal
Philatelic Collection (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4145A piece image1841/53, Group with 1d. red-brown, incl. alphabet II, LI, very
large margins all round, tied by „PAISLEY FE 15 98“ datestamp to
small piece (presumably philatelic usage), also 1841, 1d. red, QJ,
tied with black Maltese Cross to piece with „SOUTHALL AU 4 1843“
c.d.s. alongside, and 1d. red, TF, superlative large margins all
round, tied by London District „67“ to small piece. Provenance (for
the „PAISLEY FE 15 98“ datestamp): Christies 13 March 1990, lot
1530 Cavendish 24 January 1994, lot 612 (as „lake-red“, a shade we
do not confirm) (Image 1)

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Currently...CHF 100.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4146 (*) image1841 (May 1): Unissued 1 d. red-brown on deeply blued Dickinson
silk thread paper, from black plate 11, the paper Trial (deemed
unsuccessful compared to the watermarked paper), an unused example
lettered JH, large even margins all round, light horizontal crease
at top, without gum as usual. Very rare and of superb appearance Gi
Spec. DP22 = £ 4'750. Provenance: Incorporated in the unique sheet
from the Rowland Hill Estate (1879), Exhibited in London 1881. As a
single: Robson Lowe 8 July 1959, lot 270; Harmers 30 June 1969, lot
234; Stanley Gibbons auction, 7-9 June 1972, lot 662; Stanley
Gibbons auction, 28 November 1991, lot 34; Cavendish, 13 March
1998, lot 196. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 750.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4147 cover image1850: Archer 1 d. red-brown, Alphabet I, plate 96, perf. 16,
lettered MF, used on 1850 entire letter to the Docctors Commons,
London tied by '250' numeral obliterator with reverse showing
Devonport despatch cds in blue (Nov 18) and London arrival (Nov
19). File fold well away from the adhesive, a rare entire, a very
early Archer Trial Perforation usage from the so called „Devon
Distribution“ in the last quarter of 1850. Cert. BPA (1962) Gi = £
1'800. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4148 cover image1847: 1 s. green, embossed, cut to shape, with 1852 1 d. red-brown,
die I, Alphabet II, imperf., cut into on two sides, used on an
entire, uncancelled on despatch, sent from London (backstamp) to
Sardinia, Italy, dated 16 November 1852, the 1 d. red tied by
French entry cds "ANGL.(AMB 1).Calais" in black (17 Nov), with red
oval "PD" alongside. Reverse with London cds and arrival Genova (20
Nov) in black. Enclosed long letter speaks of disturbance,
including fatalities ("trampled to death"), at the funeral of the
Duke of Wellington. Front perforated damage centrally to outer
wrapper from removal of wax seal. Rare early example with reference
to Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1 May
1769 to 14 September 1852). Provenance: Ex John Pitts. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4149 * image1847/54: Embossed 10 d. brown, Die 4, an unused example with three
good to large margins and close but clear at left, minute thin spot
outside design in margin at top left corner, fine appearance and of
rich colour, large part og. A very rare stamp unused. Signed G.
Oliva, A. Diena Gi H2(2) = £ 13'000. Provenance: H.R. Harmer, 28-30
Nov. 1966, lot 281 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4150 * image1854: Embossed 6 d. mauve, Die I, unused, with part original gum,
watermark VR inverted and reversed, cut square, good margins on two
sides, touched to slightly into at right and foot, deep colour and
strong embossing, very good to fine Gi = £ 19'500. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 1,250.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4151 cover imageShip Letter to Australia 1856 (1 March): 6 d. mauve, embossed
issue, a fine four-margin example with clear top sheet margin, used
on reduced cover from London to Sydney, endorsed “per Ocean Chief”,
cancelled by London Inland 5 barred oval in black, with red
handstruck “1” denoting the colonial ship letter fee on arrival.
Reverse with London transit (partially indistinct) and fine SYDNEY
/ SHIP LETTER datestamp of OC 24, 1856. Carried by private sailing
vessel at the 6 d. ship letter rate, a particularly attractive
single franking. The 6 d. embossed is rarely found with four clear
margins and especially desirable with marginal at top owing to the
close plate spacing. Some light aging and minor imperfections to
the cover as usual for transoceanic mail of this period, but a
scarce and visually appealing Australia-bound ship letter. Gi = £
1'900+ (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4151A * image1854: Embossed 6 d. purple, Die I, unused, with part original gum,
watermark W4 inverted and reversed, cut square, good margins on two
sides, touched to slightly into at right and foot, deep colour and
strong embossing, very fine, cert. RPSL (2026) Gi H3 (3) f = £
18'000. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 1,200.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4152 image1847–54 Embossed Issues, Used Selection (6 d. & 10 d.). Group of
six used embossed stamps comprising four examples of the 10 d.
brown (SG 57), margins generally good to very large with minor
touches noted, variously cancelled by barred numeral obliterators
including Ramsgate “634”, London “75” and “34”, and Liverpool
“466”, two on piece and one showing part transit marking; together
with two 6 d. dull lilac (SG 59), margins good to large with slight
shaving noted, cancelled by London “40” and Manchester “498”
numerals. Colours fresh and strikes clear, one 10 d. showing slight
surface crack typical of the heavy embossing; overall a fine and
attractive assembly of these classic high values, several signed A.
Diena. Gi = £ 8'000 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 600.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4153 (*) image1854/57: 1 d. dull orange-brown on blued paper, Die II, wmk. Small
Crown, perf. 14, lettered SI, an unused example of fine appearance,
some trivial perf. tones at base, full original gum. A rare stamp,
cert. R.P.S. (2025) Gi = £ 1'900. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 340.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4154 (*) image1857: 1 d. rose red, Die II, lettered OF, wmk. Large Crown, perf.
16, unused with vivid fresh colour, the odd lightly toned perf at
top, centred to base, fine Gi = £ 2'800 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM
4155 cover image1857: 1 d. rose-red, die II, Alphabet III, white paper, perf. 14,
lettered GA, used on entire, from London to Athens, Greece, dated 8
May 1862, tied by London Inland "51" diamond in oval, endorsed "Via
Marseille, per French Steamer", with double circle "LONDON PAID" in
red, oval "PD" also in red, manuscript paid mark in red (110l) and
black French entry "ANGL. AMB. CALAIS" (Noël 404). Arrival cds to
reverse in black "AOHNAI 3 IOYN 62" (3 June 62). Horizontal filing
crease clear of adhesive. Otherwise fine and a scarce fully paid
(cash) to Athens, Greece, the 1 d. paying the late fee. Provenance:
Ex John Pitts. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-01, 11:59 PM

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