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Quick Navigation by Category  Great Britain Stamps & Postal History - June 2026 (572)   |  Worldwide Stamps & Postal History - June 2026 (1237)   | 
 

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BARBADOS FLEURONS, 1813-1823 continued...
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
121   image2nd-TYPE 'THICK LETTERING' FLEURON ON COVERS TO SCOTLAND OR LONDON INC. BOXED "½" MARK; 4 Oct. 1821 & 11 Mar. 1823 pair of Es to Edinburgh or London (latter endorsed "per Packet") each with a mainly very fine 2nd-Type (thick lettering) "BARBADOES" fleuron d.s. on the reverse (first across join; the other nicely placed clear of join). The 1821 cover also with a faint boxed "½" Scottish Mail Tax mark of Carlisle on the front. Good pair. (2 covers) Cross Reference: BARBADOS (Image)

Starting at £ 130

Currently...£130.00
Currently...USD 174.20
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
BERMUDA FLEURONS, 1822-1835
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
122   imageEARLY RED USAGE OF THE 1st-TYPE BERMUDA 'SMALL FLEURONS' D.S. ON DOUBLE-RATE COVER TO G.B.; 22 Feb. 1822 E (minor toning; clear of marks) from Bermuda to London with a very fine red 1st-Type "BERMUDA" fleuron d.s. nicely placed on the flap alongside the dark red 2-ring London arrival cds (21 May); charged "4/4" (double the 1s-3d Packet rate + the inland rate from Falmouth). This 'true red' 1st-Type Fleuron has only been recorded for 1820-1824. [Ex Ludington, 22 June 1999; lot 18]. Cross Reference: BERMUDA (Image)

Starting at £ 340

Currently...£340.00
Currently...USD 455.60
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
123   imageEARLY BLACK USAGE OF THE 1st-TYPE BERMUDA 'SMALL FLEURONS' D.S. ON DOUBLE-RATE COVER TO G.B.; Very fine 2 Dec. 1826 EL (original part printed Treasury Bill for £100 still enclosed) from "Bermuda" to Portsmouth with a mainly very fine very rare black 1st-Type "BERMUDA" fleuron d.s. (light filing fold) nicely placed on the flap; charged "2/2" & then "4/4" (double the 1s-3d Packet rate + the 11d inland rate from Falmouth). This 'true black' 1st-Type Fleuron has only been recorded for 1826-1827 and only six covers have been listed. [Ex Ludington, 22 June 1999; lot 20, realised £4,600 inc. BP.] Cross Reference: BERMUDA (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Starting at £ 1,300

Currently...£1,300.00
Currently...USD 1,742.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
124   imageBROWN 2nd-TYPE BERMUDA 'LARGE FLEURONS' D.S. ON COVER TO G.B. VIA HALIFAX; 8 Jan. 1835 E from Bermuda to London with a very fine brown 2nd-Type "BERMUDA" fleuron d.s. nicely placed on the top flap alongside the orange-red London arrival cds (5 Feb.); charged "2/2" (the 1s-3d Packet rate + the 11d inland rate from Falmouth), and carried by the 'Lady Ogle' mailboat from Bermuda to Halifax (N.S.) and then by the Packet 'Brisels' to Falmouth. This brown 1st-Type Fleuron is very rarely seen as clearly struck as this example. [Ex Ludington, 22 June 1999; lot 23, realised £1,495 inc. BP.] Cross Reference: NOVA SCOTIA, BERMUDA (Image)

Starting at £ 500

Currently...£500.00
Currently...USD 670.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
125   imageBROWN 2nd-TYPE BERMUDA 'LARGE FLEURONS' D.S. ON COVER TO G.B. VIA HALIFAX; 29 Jan. 1835 EL (reinforced folds) from "Portland, Warwick, Bermuda" to London with a mainly very fine brown 2nd-Type "BERMUDA" fleuron d.s. (fleuron crossed by filing fold) nicely placed on the top flap alongside the orange-red London arrival cds (13 Mar.); charged "2/2" (the 1s-3d Packet rate + the 11d inland rate from Falmouth), and carried by the 'Roseway' mailboat from Bermuda to Halifax (N.S.) and then by the Packet 'Plover' to Falmouth. This brown 1st-Type Fleuron is rarely seen clearly struck . [Ex Ludington, 22 June 1999; lot 24.] Cross Reference: BERMUDA (Image)

Starting at £ 260

Currently...£260.00
Currently...USD 348.40
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
BRITISH GUIANA FLEURONS, 1815-1829
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
126   imageDEMERARA 'THIN FLEURONS' D.S. ON TREBLE-RATE COVER TO G.B.; 31 Aug. 1815 E from "Demerary" to Liverpool with a mainly very fine black 1st-Type "DEMERARA" fleuron d.s. nicely placed on the top flap; charged "6/9" (treble the 1s-3d Packet rate + the 1/- inland rate from Falmouth). Attractive example of this 1st-Type mark. Cross Reference: BRITISH GUIANA/GUYANA (Image)

Starting at £ 100

Currently...£100.00
Currently...USD 134.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
127   imageDEMERARA 'THIN FLEURONS' D.S. ON MISSIONARY REPORT COVER TO G.B.; 20 July 1819 EL (minor wear to folds) from "George Town, Demerara" to London charged the "2/2" Packet rate (carried by the Leeward Islands Packet, 'Lord Sidmouth'), having a mostly very fine "DEMERARA/JUL24/1819" large fleurons d.s. (very slightly across the join) on the top flap. The long and interesting missionary-report contents describe a converted slave from the "Island of St. Eustatius" (in the Dutch West Indies), etc. [Ex 'Culford', Cavendish 25 Nov. 2004, lot 520; realised £280+BP.]Cross Reference: SLAVES AND SLAVERY, NETHERLANDS COLONIES, BRITISH GUIANA/GUYANA (Image)

Starting at £ 130

Currently...£130.00
Currently...USD 174.20
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
128   imageDEMERARA 'THICKER FLEURONS' D.S. ON PAIR OF COVERS TO LONDON; Fine 25 Aug. 1822 E from "Demerary" and similar 20 Nov. 1829 E both to London charged the "2/2" Packet rate, and both having mostly very fine 2nd-Type "DEMERARA" small fleurons d.s. nicely placed on their flaps; the first is an early date of usage for this fleuron, has a 'ghost' impression of the same cds (only the fleurons apparent!) alongside, and has the red London code "S" for Sunday arrival cds. Fine pair. (2 covers)Cross Reference: LONDON POSTAL HISTORY (Image)

Starting at £ 130

Currently...£130.00
Currently...USD 174.20
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
129   imageDEMERARA 'THICKER FLEURONS' D.S. ON PAIR TO SCOTLAND INC. GREEN FALMOUTH BOXED "½" MARK; Fine 2 Feb. 1822 EL (long contents ref. a swindler pretending to have slaves available for import while in fact they were fully mortgaged!) from "Demerary" and similar fine 14 Feb. 1824 E both to Edinburgh; the first charged the "2/5" Packet rate and the other the "4/10" double rate, and both having mostly very fine 2nd-Type "DEMERARA" small fleurons d.s. across their flaps; the first is a very early date of usage for this fleuron. The first has a faint boxed Carlisle "½" and the other a fine green Falmouth boxed "½" mark (for the Scottish Mail Tax). Fine pair. (2 covers)" Cross Reference: SCOTLAND (Image)

Starting at £ 130

Currently...£130.00
Currently...USD 174.20
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
CANADA (INC. B.N.A.) FLEURONS, 1814-1841
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
130   imageQUEBEC 1st-TYPE FLEURON D.S. + DOUBLE-OVAL "Ship Letter/[Crown]" & WITH OVAL "MISSENT/TO/BIRMINGHAM"; 6 Mar. 1814 EL (toned paper; weak folds in places) from Scotland ("Torran") to Montreal (endorsed c/o a merchant in Glasgow, but this was ignored by the P.O.) with two fair "TULLICH" circular mileages. Prepaid "11½" with red Edinburgh "PAID" c.d.s. on the front along with an inexplicable (!) v. fine red oval-framed "MISSENT/TO/BIRMINGHAM"; also having a partly fine double-oval "Ship Letter/[Crown]/QUEBEC", matching the mainly very fine "QUEBEC/JUL 10/1814" Fleuron c.d.s. on the lower flap. Charged "10[d]" (Sterling) on arrival (2d Ship Letter rate + 8d inland). Amazing combination of markings; Exhibition Item of Great Character. [Ex Montgomery, Cavendish Nov. 2020; lot 117, realised £160+BP.]Cross Reference: WARWICKSHIRE - BIRMINGHAM, MISSENT MAIL, SCOTLAND (Image)

Starting at £ 110

Currently...£110.00
Currently...USD 147.40
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
131   imageNOVA SCOTIA/PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - HALIFAX 'FLEURON REPLACED BY DOTS' D.S. ON PAIR OF COVERS; 2 Sept. 1815/29 Jan. 1834 Es pair to London ex Halifax (NS) or P.E.I. (with fine "PAID" in circle + fair 2-ring m/s-dated "POST OFFICE/P.E. ISLAND" on the front); both charged "2/2" and with mainly v. fine "HALIFAX/o o o o o" cds on the front. Good pair. (2 covers)Cross Reference: PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, NOVA SCOTIA, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL (Image)

Starting at £ 100

Currently...£100.00
Currently...USD 134.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
132   imageNEW BRUNSWICK - EARLY USAGE "ST. JOHN" FLEURON D.S. ON INTERNAL COVER TO FREDERICTON; 18 Apr. 1816 EL (interesting contents ref. overseers of contacts for new roads & bridges) from "Saint John" to Fredericton charged "7d" with a mainly fine "ST. JOHN" fleuron d.s. nicely placed on the front. A very early usage of this scarce marking (that has been recorded from 1816 to 1842).Cross Reference: NEW BRUNSWICK (Image)

Starting at £ 100

Currently...£100.00
Currently...USD 134.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
133   imageNEW BRUNSWICK - EARLY USAGE "ST. JOHN" FLEURON D.S. ON COVER TO NOVA SCOTIA; 23 Oct. 1824 E from "Grand Manan" to "the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia" in Halifax charged "9[+]1[=]10" with a very fine "ST. JOHN" fleuron d.s. nicely placed on the front. A fine usage of this scarce marking.Cross Reference: NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SCOTIA (Image)

Starting at £ 100

Currently...£100.00
Currently...USD 134.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
134   imageQUEBEC - LATE USAGE RED FLEURON WITH SHORT DATE ON CROSS-BORDER COVER VIA "STANSTEAD"; 20 July 1829 EL (interesting family contents ref. board-and-lodging-only pay in a seminary school, etc.) from Quebec College to "Colebrooke, NH" endorsed "By the way of Stanstead, L.C." with a mainly fine red "QUEBEC" fleuron d.s. (unusual "JUL20/29" date with "18" omitted) at left (beneath a red m/s "B" - carried by steamboat from Quebec to Trois Rivieres?). There is also a fine red "QUEBEC/o PAID o" UDC at top right with m/s "11½" in centre, but with "PAID" crossed through and US "18¾[c]" charge alongside. Attractive and rare usage of the Quebec fleuron on Cross Border mail.Cross Reference: CANADA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (Image)

Starting at £ 130

Currently...£130.00
Currently...USD 174.20
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
135   imageQUEBEC - VERY LATE USAGE RED FLEURONS ON "SERVICE DU ROI" MILITIA, ETC.; 29 Oct. 1829 long E (heavy fold at left clear of marks) from the Quebec "Bureau l'Adjt. Genl. des Milices" to Montreal endorsed "Service du Roy" with a mainly fine red "QUEBEC" fleuron d.s. (full "1829" year) at left and a very fine red "QUEBEC/o PAID o" UDC at top right with "3/9" in centre. The quintuple 8d rate for 101-200 miles. Plus 21 Dec. 1829 EL (family letter with worldy advice from uncle to nephew) from Quebec to Montreal at the single "9[d]" rate with partly fine red "QUEBEC" fleuron at top left. Good pair. (2 covers)Cross Reference: CANADA (Image)

Starting at £ 100

Currently...£100.00
Currently...USD 134.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
136   imageNEW BRUNSWICK - RARE UNDATED "ST. JOHN" FLEURON + NORMAL DATED "ST. JOHN" FLEURON PAIR; 14 July 1830 EL (toned filing fold at right well clear of fleuron; 4 letters in one with copies of two sent by sea) charged "9[d]" from "Saint John" to "Dorchester" [NB] endorsed "P. Mail" with a mainly very fine rare undated "ST JOHN" Fleuron (RL HS21; "very rare" - light filing fold) nicely placed on the lower flap. Plus 24 Aug. 1841 EL (slightly stained filing folds clear of fleuron) from "St. John" to "Halifax N.S."endorsed "Mail" and rated "Paid 2N3" (treble rate) with a fine partly dated "ST JOHN/AU 25" Fleuron (RL HS27; "scarce" - late usage) nicely placed on the front. Good pair. (2 covers)Cross Reference: NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK (Image)

Starting at £ 160

Currently...£160.00
Currently...USD 214.40
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
137   imageQUEBEC - RARE USAGE OF THE FLEURON ON TRANSATLANTIC SOLDIER's 1d CONCESSION RATE COVER; 26 June 1830 EL (some overall dusting & top edge-fold neatly reinforced) to "Caithness" (Scotland; red Edinburgh "PAID" transit cds of 6 Sept. on front) from a Private of the 79th Regiment at "Kingston Barracks", headed & countersigned for the Concession Rate with a red m/s "1[d]" beside a faint red "KINGSTON/UP CAN" cds (7 July) and a faint red "QUEBEC/JUL 13/1830" Fleuron. Interesting semi-literate contents about life in the Army and the writer's career thus far. Rare thus.Cross Reference: MILITARY - PENNY CONCESSION RATES, TRANSATLANTIC MAIL, CANADA, SCOTLAND (Image)

Starting at £ 160

Currently...£160.00
Currently...USD 214.40
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
138   imageQUEBEC - EARLIEST RECORDED CANADIAN H.S. "MONEY LETTER" COVER - WITH FLEURON & BOXED "PAID" MARKS; Attractive 15 June 1831 E (top edge-fold hinged back in place) from Quebec to York (U.C.) prepaid "3/-" (double rate) with a mainly very fine "QUEBEC/JUN15/31" fleuron nicely placed at top left with fine matching boxed "PAID", but also having what is believed to be the earliest recorded Canadian handstruck "MONEY LETTER" alongside. This is also thought to be one of only 6 recorded examples of this Quebec Money Letter mark. Important Exhibition Item. [Ex Horace Harrison, M. Bennett, NY auction, 5 Feb. 2003; lot 3, realised US $850+BP.]Cross Reference: REGISTERED MAIL (Image)

Starting at £ 200

Currently...£200.00
Currently...USD 268.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
CURACAO FLEURONS, 1811-1812
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
139   imageCURACAO - BRITISH OCCUPATION PERIOD - RARE "CURACOA" FLEURON D.S. [EKD] ON COVER TO LONDON "P. SHIP EURYDICE"; 28 Mar. 1811 E (hinges and selvedge neatly reinforce top flap) from "Curracoa" (filing note) to Rothschilds in London "P. Ship Eurydice" charged "4/-" (double Packet rate of 1s-1d + inland 11d ex Falmouth) with a very fine strike of the very rare British Occupation "CURACOA" fleuron d.s. ("2 MY 2/1811"; the consistent error of spelling - known 1811-15 only) nicely placed on the front, also having a red 12 June London arrival cds on the flap. Of Exhibition Quality and believed to be the Earliest example of this rare fleuron to have been recorded.Cross Reference: NETHERLANDS COLONIES (Image)

Starting at £ 2,000

Currently...£2,000.00
Currently...USD 2,680.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM
140   imageCURACAO - BRITISH OCCUPATION PERIOD - RARE "CURACOA" FLEURON D.S. ON COVER TO LONDON "P. PACKET"; 26 Mar. 1812 (filing note) E to Rothschilds in London "P. Packet" charged "4/-" (double Packet rate of 1s-1d + inland 11d ex Falmouth) with a mainly very fine strike of the very rare British Occupation "CURACOA" fleuron d.s. ("10AP10/1812"; the consistent error of spelling - known 1811-15 only) nicely placed on the front (light fold & tiny pin-hole clear of all lettering - just above top right of "A" of "AP"), also having a red 19 June London arrival cds on the flap. Very rare British Occupation Period cover of Exhibition Quality.Cross Reference: NETHERLANDS COLONIES (Image)

Starting at £ 1,000

Currently...£1,000.00
Currently...USD 1,340.00
Closing..Jun-09, 03:00 AM

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