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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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POSTAL STATIONERY - QEII
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
1681   imageMINT RANGE: A selection of PCs, lettercards, envs., and Regd. Letter, envs. All in fine fresh condition. Some duplication. (49 items) Cross Reference: REGISTERED MAIL (Image)

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Currently...£50.00
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Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1682   imagePREDOMINANTLY UNUSED ACCUMULATION: Carton & flat box containing folders & packets housing a wide selection. Some uprated or in original wrappers, inc. PCs, reply paid cards, prepaid envs., air letters with some military interest inc. a small 1956 correspondence from a soldier at Woomera atom bomb test with PPC of sender, pictorial aerogrammes, Regd Letter envs. inc one posted at Philympia along with its receipt, etc. A few pre-QEII also noted. ( qty) Cross Reference: REGISTERED MAIL, AIR MAIL COVERS (Image)

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Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
RETURNED MAIL
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
1683   image1810-40 RETURNED LETTERS - VARIETY OF IMPRINTED ENVS., "REFUSED"/"DEAD"/"NO SUCH PERSON" ENDORSEMENTS, ETC.: Returned (5) or Dead Letter Office (10) imprinted cover varieties inc. 1826 printed "TWO-PENNY POST-OFFICE." regulations sent within London; 20 Sep. 1810 EL from "MILVERTON/172" to the Star Newspaper Office in London, "Refused" and struck with scarce v. fine red "R" in circle; etc. (21 covers) Cross Reference: LONDON POSTAL HISTORY, PRINTED MATTER BY POST (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)

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Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
ROYALTY
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
1684   imagePRINCE ALBERT WRITTEN & SIGNED COVER TO THE BELGIAN AMBASSADOR: Fine c.1850 env. (royal red wax seal) addressed and signed "Albert" by Prince Albert (1819-61; Queen Victoria's husband) to "His Excellency, M. Vanderwyer" endorsed "Immediate". Presumably this cover was carried by the Queen's Messenger from London to the ambassador. A very scarce Exhibition Item for the royalty collector. (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Currently...£130.00
Currently...USD 174.20
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1685   imageAUTOGRAPHED MOURNING ENV. SIGNED "The Queen": Very fine mourning env. to "Mrs Drummond, The Deanery, Westminster" signed "The Queen" by Queen Victoria. Black Royal wax seal on flap. A fine addition to a Royalty collection.Cross Reference: MOURNING ENVELOPES (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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1686   imageAUTOGRAPHED NOTE PAPER SIGNED "THE QUEEN": c.1870 note signed "The Queen" on both sides first on receipt of an item from H. Tahl and then sending it on to her daughter Princess Helena (her 3rd daughter & 5th child). Very scarce. [Ex Sir William Allchin collection] (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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1687   imageAUTOGRAPHED MOURNING ENV. SIGNED "The Q.": Very fine mourning env. to "Viscount Bridport" signed "The Q." by Queen Victoria. A fine addition to a Royalty collection.Cross Reference: MOURNING ENVELOPES (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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1688   imageAUTOGRAPHED MOURNING ENV. SIGNED "The Queen": Small mourning env. (in 2 halves, mounted on paper) to "The Lady Augusta Stanley, The Deanery, Westminster" signed "The Queen" by Queen Victoria. Black Royal wax seal on flap. A fine addition to a Royalty collection.Cross Reference: MOURNING ENVELOPES (Image)

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1689   imageAUTOGRAPHED MOURNING ENV. SIGNED "The Queen": Large mourning env. (flap faults) to "The Dean of Windsor" signed "The Queen" by Queen Victoria. Black Royal wax seal on flap. Also, a piece cut from an official document signed "Victoria R". A fine addition to a Royalty collection.Cross Reference: MOURNING ENVELOPES (Image) (Image2) (Image3) (All Images)

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1690   imageROYAL YACHT COVERS - QV 'OSBORNE' & KEVII 'V&A' - EX PORTSMOUTH/NORWAY BOTH WITH CONTENTS: 19 Jan. 1901 & 31 Aug. 1907 envs. from the Commander ("[Lord] Kelburne]") of the "ROYAL YACHT OSBORNE" at Portsmouth and from 2nd Lieut. Engineer (F.G. Haddy) of "H.M. YACHT VICTORIA & ALBERT" at "Christiania, Norway" respectively. Both were written on the Yachts' special stationery; the first sent to Ireland with a QV 1d Lilac tied by the Portsmouth cds, the other (neatly closed tears along top edge) sent by Royal Bag to London and posted there at the 1d rate to Portsmouth. The Commander is full of questions about a new posting, while engineer Haddy writes to his wife of the King & Queen of Norway and the sudden arrival of the Empress of Russia! Queen Victoria enjoyed having a special yacht laid on for her own use; Edward VII did the same, but in 1901 the aging "Osborne II" (launched 1874) was finally replaced by the "Victoria & Albert III" (launched 1901, broken up in 1955). Very few covers with letters actually written on board these Royal vessels have survived, those from the QV period being particularly rare. (2 covers) Cross Reference: HAMPSHIRE, NORWAY, MOURNING ENVELOPES (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Currently...USD 174.20
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
STRIKE MAIL
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
1691   image1971 POSTAL STRIKE MAIL: Nice starter collection on leaves with a variety of adhesives & covers (philatelic) from a selection of the various posts operating during this period. Incs. Guernsey-Sark Commodore issues, Southampton, Sussex, Harrow, Glasgow, Worcester, Gloucester, etc. Interesting lot. (104 stamps, 38 covers) (Image)

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UNIFORM 1d POSTAGE PERIOD
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
1692   imageHANDSTRUCK "1" MARKS: Group of various hs, inc. 25 May 1842 EL used locally in Carlisle with fine red circular "CARLISLE/1/PAID" hs (type 'b', UDC); 28 Dec. 1850 EL to London ex Chepstow with faint red Chepstow "1D" hs; 4 Nov. 1842 EL to Halifax ex Bradford with fine red boxed "Paid/1D" hs with 3 dots below "D"; 4 Mar. 1847 EL to London ex Mold with red ms "1" (RPSL cert. 2014); pair of 1843/45 ELs ex London to Dorchester/Bagshot with different handstruck "1" marks & London tombstone "PAID" hs's; and 12 Mar. 1840 EL to Birmingham ex Wednesbury with good red oval "PAID/1" hs of Wednesbury (ST847, rarity E). A good variety with mostly fine strikes. (7)Cross Reference: CUMBERLAND, WELSH POSTAL HISTORY, YORKSHIRE, LONDON POSTAL HISTORY (Image)

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Currently...USD 61.64
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1693   imageHANDSTRUCK "2" MARKS: Trio inc. 27 Nov. 1840 EL ex Haydon Bridge "To be left at Corbridge" (10 miles away) with v. fine strike of the scarce Haydon Bridge "2" chargemark. This mark was in use for less than a year. Also inc. 11 Apr. 1849 E to London with v.fine "2" hs; and 21 July 1845 part E (side flaps missing) to Dunmoor with good "2" hs. (3)Cross Reference: NORTHUMBERLAND (Image)

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Currently...USD 42.88
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
LONDON POSTAL HISTORY
Lot Catalog No. Descrip Opening
1694   imagec.1670 "3/OFF" HS: c.1670 E to Taunton endorsed "Post pd. 3d." with partial impression of circular "3/OFF" hs on reverse (L65b, rarity J). (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Currently...USD 127.30
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1695   imageFOREIGN OFFICE FLEURON: 8 May 1671 EL (fragile) to Livorno ex London charged ms "9[d]", deliberately overstruck by good Foreign Office "FRANCHES" fleuron (L1078, rarity J). One of the earliest recorded examples and rare thus. Cross Reference: EARLY LETTERS (Image)

Starting at £ 480

Currently...£480.00
Currently...USD 643.20
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1696   imageRECEIVERS' MARKS OF THE GENERAL POST: 15 June 1725 EL to Sarum ex London with good circular "IB" identifying mark of John Brideoak, the General Post Receiver at Wapping, mark previously recorded in use only in 1720; 3 May 1733 EL to Norfolk ex London endorsed "Thomas Brewster pd 4d", with good "3/MA" Bishop mark & fine circular "MT" hs of Mary Turner, a General Post receiver at Covent Garden; and 5 Nov. 1748 EL to York ex London with "5/NO" Bishop mark & poor-fair circular "TT" hs of Thomas Trye, the General Post receiver at Gray's Inn. (3) (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1697   imageRP & "PARTINGTON" HS'S OF RICHARD PARTINGTON: 2 Oct. 1760 EL to Ham Common (nr Richmond) ex Cooks Hall rated ms "2" on front, with fine "2/OC" Bishop mark & v.fine circular "RP" receiving mark of Richard Partington, receiver at Holborn Hill from 1760-82. He only used this hs from 1760-61, when he replaced it with his 'named' hs - this being the only recorded example of his initials used as a receiving mark. Also inc. 28 Nov. 1776 EL to Bridgwater rated "10" with v.fine "28/NO" Bishop mark & exceptional "Partington" s/l hs on reverse (L71). A lovely pair. (2) (Image)

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Currently...USD 241.20
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1698   imageRECEIVERS' MARKS OF THE GENERAL POST: 4 Feb. 1769 EL to Bradford ex Chancery Lane charged 8d for a double letter carried more than 80 miles & with ms "8", with good circular "AE" receiver hs of Aaron Eaton, a receiver at Chancery Lane; 25 Apr. 1780 EL to Wallingford ex Lincoln's Inn charged 3d for less than 80 miles & with ms "3", with good "25/AP" Bishop mark & v.fine circular "E.H" receiver hs of Edward Hawkins, a receiver at Chancery Lane (this being the earliest recorded mark of Edward Hawkins); and 19 Nov. 1787 EL to Edinburgh ex London with good "NO/20/87" cds across the flap & v.fine circular "G+L" receiver hs of George Lambert, a receiver at Tower Hill. (3) (Image)

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Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1699   imageWALTER RECEIVING HS: 1 Apr. 1783 EL to Andover ex London charged ms "3", redirected to Bath at seemingly no extra charge, with good "1/AP" Bishop mark & good unframed "WALTER" s/l receiving hs (L72a) of Walter, receiver at Holborn Hill from 1782-92. This was Walter's second receiving hs, and is known only on two dates in 1783. (Image)

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Currently...USD 147.40
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM
1700   imageTRANSITION PERIOD RECEIVING HOUSE MARKS: Quartet inc. 10 July 1790 EL to Weobley ex Streatham charged ms "5" with weak impression of "M/ELLIS/BOROUGH" receiving hs of Michael Ellis, a receiver at Borough High Street (L75, rarity H); 20 May 1791 EL to Ludlow ex London charged ms "3" with poor-fair "CHARLES STREET/SOHO/STREETING" receiving hs of George Streeting, receiver at Charles Street (L74, rarity G); 2 July 1792 EL to Ludlow ex London with cds on front (rare), and poor circular "TEMPLE/GP/O" receiving hs on reverse (L76a, rarity G); and 17 Dec. 1792 EL to Ludlow ex London with "DE/17/92" cds & poor-fair "TOTTENHAM CT/ROAD/GP/O" receiving mark on reverse. (4) (Image) (Image2) (All Images)

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Currently...USD 134.00
Closing..Jun-11, 03:00 AM

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