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| 2989 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1851 (May): 1 d. brownish-red, third printing with framelines added, an unused example of fine colour and showing large margin at top, position 4 on the
intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), ironed diagonal crease not impacting on the appearance of an exceedingly rare stamp - just 6 unused examples of this stamp are recorded. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 5'000. Provenance: Collection Les
Molnar, Prestige, Melbourne, 29 June 2012, lot 24 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 1,200.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2990 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1851 (May): 1 d. brownish-red, third printing with framelines added, an unused example of fine colour and showing margins on three sides, an attractive examples of
an exceedingly rare stamp - just 6 unused example of this stamp are recorded. Cert. Ceremuga (2026) Gi = £ 5'000 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2991 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1851 (May): 1 d. brownish-red, third printing with framelines added, an unused example of good colour and showing large margin at base, position 9 on the
intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), small repaired paper split at right edge and thin spot not impacting the appearance of an exceedingly rare stamp - just 6 examples are recorded unused. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 5'000. Provenance:
Collection Gary Diffen, Spink, London, 14 Nov 2007, lot 103; collection John Barwis, Spink, London, 23 Oct 2012, lot 621 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 1,200.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2992 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1852 (Dec): 3 d. blue, fourth printing with framelines added, an unused example of good colour with two large margin and just shaved on the other two sides,
position 1 on the intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), an extremely rare stamp - just 7 examples are recorded unused. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 3'250. Provenance: Collection Les Molnar, Prestige, Melbourne, 29 June 2012, lot 76 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2993 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham 1852: Half Length 3 d. blue, Third State, 4th Printing, with framelines added on all sides, unused, with part original gum, large margin at foot, otherwise close to shaved, small thins and horizontal
cut at upper right corner, but a rare unused example. Cert. Ceremuga (2026). Gi = £3'250 (Image 1)
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| 2994 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1852 (Dec): 3 d. deep blue, fourth printing with framelines added, an unused example of good colour with three just clear margins and just shaved at left, position
1 on the intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), an extremely rare stamp in this shade - just 5 examples are recorded unused. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 3'750. Provenance: Collection Les Molnar, Prestige, Melbourne, 29 June 2012, lot 78 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2995 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne Third State of the Dies 1851 (May): 1 d. bright pinky-red, third printing with framelines added and "white veils", clear margins at top and foot, part og., a rare stamp unused. Cert.
Ceremuga (2026). Gi = £2'750 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 700.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2996 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1851 (Jan): 2 d. grey-drab, fifth printing with vertical drapes to the veil, an unused example of good colour with three large margins and just shaved at base,
position 1 on the intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), ironed crease and minor repaired tear at base; however this is an extremely rare stamp - just 5 examples are recorded unused. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 8'500. Provenance: Collection
Les Molnar, Prestige, Melbourne, 29 June 2012, lot 43 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 1,500.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2997 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1851 (Jan): 2 d. lilac-drab, fifth printing with vertical drapes to the veil, a used example of good colour with margins all round but lower left corner rounded,
position 9 on the intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), lightly cancelled by Butterfly "1/V" Melbourne obliterator in black. A choice and attractive example, scarce so fine. Cert. RPSV (1995) Gi = £ 250. Provenance: Collection Rod Perry;
collection John Barwis, Spink, London, 23 Oct 2012, lot 668 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2998 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1851 (Jan): 2 d. lilac-drab, fifth printing with vertical drapes to the veil, a used example with a 'dry inking' variety, of good if blotchy colour due to the
variety, with huge margins at top and at right and just shaved on the other two sides, position 6 on the intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), lightly cancelled by barred oval obliterator "37" of Forest Creek in black. An attractive and
unusual stamp. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 250+. Provenance: Collection Les Molnar, Prestige, Melbourne 29 June 2012, lot 44 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 2999 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1853 (Jan): 3 d. blue, fifth printing with white veils, an unused horizontal pair of fine colour with sheet margin at left and at top, shaved on two sides,
positions 1-2 on the intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), corner crease at left but a very clear impression, without gum. Rare and most appealing multiple - just 5 unused pairs are recorded of this stamp, pairs being the largest multiples
known. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 2'800+. Provenance: Collection Les Molnar, Prestige, Melboiune, 29 June 2012, ex lot 80 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 750.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 3000 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1853 (Jan): 3 d. blue, fifth printing with white veils, an unused horizontal pair of deep colour with crease at left, thins and one or two iron
stains, positions 3-4 on the intermediate Stone of 12 impressions (6 x 2), without gum. Rare but in this condition a plating piece despite there being just 5 unused pairs recorded of this stamp, pairs being the largest multiples known, also two
further faulty single unused examples. Certs. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 5'600. Provenance: Collection Les Molnar, Prestige, Melbourne, 29 June 2012, ex lot 80 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 600.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 3001 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1853 (Jan): 3 d. greenish-blue, fifth printing with white veils, a used horizontal pair, positions 3-4, of deep colour - towards myrtle green - with THRE on left
stamp being almost erased by the inking process, generally large margins and showing adjoining stamps at left and at right, cancelled by Melbourne oval obliterators in black. Small corner nick at top right but a scarce pair. Cert. Rod Perry (2006) Gi
= £ 190. Provenance: Collection John Barwis, Spink, London, 23 Oct 2012, lot 680 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 150.00
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| 3002 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham 1853: Half Length 3 d. greenish-blue, Third State, 5th Printing, with framelines added and "white veils," unused, without gum, margins close to touching frameline on all sides, small flaw at upper
right corner, of good colour, a scarce unused example. Cert. Ceremuga (2026) Gi = 1'800 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 3003 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham 1853: Half Length 3 d. blue, Third State, 5th Printing, with framelines added and "white veils," extremely prominent variety major retouch to damaged design at right (Type A), unused, without gum,
three clear to large margins, else just shaved, bright colour, a pleasing and extremely rare unused example of this dramatic variety. Cert. Ceremuga (2026). Gi = £3'500 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 800.00
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| 3004 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1853 (Jan): 3 d. blue, fifth printing with white veils, an unused example, position 7, with retouch to the NW corner square and in sideline below, unused with
margins in places, without gum. Rare thus. Cert. Perry (2006) Gi = £ 3'500. Provenance: Collection Harvey; collection Perry, DF, Zurich, Nov 1987, ex lot 20129 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 400.00
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| 3005 |
o/pair |
 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Third State of the Dies 1853 (Jan): 3 d. blue, fifth printing with white veils, a used horizontal pair, positions 7-8, with generally fine margins, position 7 showing retouch to the SW
corner with 'E' obscured, neatly cancelled by light strikes of barred oval of Melburne leaving the retouch clear. Scarce and very fine. Signed Bühler. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 295++. Note: Positions 61-62 on the sheet of 120. Provenance:
Collection Dr. R. N. Wawn, Robson Lowe, London, 1952; collection J.R.W. Purves, Robson Lowe, Zurich, 1980-81; John Barwis, Spink, London, 23 Oct 2012, lot 682 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 3006 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Fourth State of the Dies 1850 (April 11): 2 d. red-lilac, sixth printing, an unused example with margins in places and of fine colour, position 23 on the Stone of 30 subjects, small thin
spots not detracting from the fine appearance, without gum. Seldom seen - no unused example in the John Barwis collection, Gary Diffen's example (lot 189) with slightly better margins but stained; just three unused examples are believed to exist.
Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 8'500. Provenance: Collection Les Molnar, Prestige, Melbourne, 29 June 2012, lot 50 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 2,500.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 3007 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Fourth State of the Dies 1850 (April 11): 2 d. grey, sixth printing, an unused example with margins in places and large at left, position 22 on the Stone of 30 subjects, rich colour for
this shade and of fine appearance and fault free, without gum. Seldom seen - no unused example in the John Barwis collection, Gary Diffen's examples (lots 199 and 200) were believed to be the sole known unused examples; thus just three unused
examples are now recorded. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 10'000. Provenance: Collection Les Molnar, Prestige, Melbourne, 29 June 2012, lot 52 (Image
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Currently...CHF 3,500.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
| 3008 |
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 Lithographed by Thomas Ham, Melbourne. Fourth State of the Dies 1850 (April 11): 2 d. red-lilac, sixth printing, a used example with margins nearly all round in a very rosy shade, position 26 on the Stone of 30 subjects,
variety "Retouched Lower Label - Value Omitted" lightly cancelled by superb Butterfly "17/V" of Lake Colac in blue leaving the variety entirely clear. Minor thinning in lower left margin of no significance, no unused examples exist. Probably the
finest of the few examples recorded. Cert. RPSV (2012) Gi = £ 15'000. Note: Charles Lathrop Pack owned two examples, neither as fine (lots 1937 and 1938), the latter lot was in the Purves collection. Provenance: Collection T.W. Hall; collection
Schofield; collection Purves (No it wasn't), collection Rod Perry, DF, Zurich, Nov 1987, lot 20136; collection John Barwis, Spink, London, 23 Oct 2012, lot 714 (Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 7,500.00
Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM |
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