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GREAT BRITAIN » HAND ILLUSTRATED AND PRINTED ENVELOPES continued...
Lot Symbol Catalog No. Descrip Opening
40066   image1908 Junior Philatelic Society illustrated envelope sent from the Netherlands to England, franked with 3c green, fine and unusual usage from abroad



CLOSED
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
GREAT BRITAIN » VALENTINES ENVELOPES
Lot Symbol Catalog No. Descrip Opening
40067   imageOrnate gold printed (one front & back) miniature envelope addressed to Henley (delivered by hand) incl. original embossed and gilt printed message, fine and very attractive



SOLD for € 80.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40068   image1830s, Group of four Valentines items, incl. two complete letter sheets with printed & coloured inserts, one insert by itself and a wrapper with attractive embossed printed contents, some heavy foxing

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SOLD for € 40.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40069   image1853 (Feb 14) Elaborate embossed (on front and backflap) envelope with 1841 1d red, large margins, tied by “498” numeral, Manchester bs, incl. original embossed printed message, attractive green wax seal with thistle, small portion of envelope missing at top otherwise fine



SOLD for € 200.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40070   image1858 (Feb 10) Elaborate embossed envelope with 1854-57 1d red tied by Edinburgh numeral, with Errol and Inchture bs, incl. original embossed and gilt decorative letter, some soiling and faults to reverse to envelope



SOLD for € 140.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40071   image1861 (Feb 14) Elaborate embossed envelope with 1854-57 1d red tied by London sideways duplex, incl. original embossed decorative letter, some soiling



SOLD for € 130.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40072   image1876 (Feb 13) Elaborate embossed envelope with 1858-79 1d red pl.164 tied by Dereham duplex, Long Stratton bs, small portion of backflap missing, some splitting to the embossing and minor foxing, still attractive



SOLD for € 110.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
GREAT BRITAIN » LINE ENGRAVED ESSAYS, PLATE PROOFS, COLOUR TRIALS AND REPRINTS
Lot Symbol Catalog No. Descrip Opening
40073   imageUNIQUE CANCELLATION REMOVAL EXPERIMENT Cancellation removal experiment on 1d in deep blue, state 2 (showing nick on bottom of 10th stamp) in sheet of 12 with red “National Bank of Ireland” cancels, the washed colours of the stamps come from the attempt to remove the red cancels which has been partially achieved but not without damaging the integrity of the stamp. This item is unrecorded by Rowse in his “Rainbow Trials” book, of which he records only three sheets with a red cancel; one in black, one in deep blue and one in black used as part of the cancellation removal experiment, of which the latter is the only item not locked away in the Royal or Post Office museum collection. A marvellous and highly important exhibition or museum piece. Estimate: € 40’000 – € 60’000

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SOLD for € 39,000.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40074   imageNational Bank of Ireland trial cancellation in a sheet of 12, with manuscript “Stamp No 1” on reverse, some soiling and creasing, a very rare multiple



SOLD for € 700.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40075   imageNational Bank of Ireland trial cancellation single, some soiling otherwise fine



SOLD for € 120.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40076   imageNational Bank of Ireland trial cancellation single, some soiling otherwise fine



SOLD for € 170.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40077 DP19 imageRainbow colour trial in drab on thick bluish laid paper, state 3(d), left corner marginal pair, crease at lower left corner not detracting, very fine and rare

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SOLD for € 4,200.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
GREAT BRITAIN » 1840 1D BLACK AND 1D RED PLATES 1A TO 11
Lot Symbol Catalog No. Descrip Opening
40078   imageTHE FAMOUS WALLACE DOCUMENT The Earliest Dated Penny Black in Existence Unique document from the archive of Robert Wallace: die proof of the Mulready, without value tablet, printed in black on India paper, mounted on stout paper along with an unused 1d black from plate 1a, lettered AI, with endorsement in pencil by Robert Wallace MP: “1st Proof of Penny Postage Stamp Cover(?), presented to Mr. Wallace by the Right Honourable Chancellor of the Exchequer, Francis Thornhill Baring, April 10th 1840.” along top, with “Universal Penny Postage Fly or Loose Stamp, presented to me as above (the 10th April). / These came into public use on the 6th May 1840” below the Penny Black. The Penny Black affixed comes from the plate completed on April 8th 1840, which was put into production on April 11th and officially registered on April 15th. Note: This stamp, from the first row of the sheet, quite probably comes from the first sheet printed. April 10th was also an important day for the Mulready, as it was the day that its design was shown to and approved by the Council of Royal Academicians. Unique document of major historical importance in the story of the Penny Black. Expertise: certified by James Grimwood-Taylor (1992) and BPA (2009) Note: Robert Wallace (1733-1855), was one of the foremost Postal Reformers of the 1830s and 1840s. According to Rowland Hill’s autobiography, Robert Wallace was “One who was in the field (of Postal Reform) more than two years before I began my investigations.” Wallace began the campaign in 1833 that led to cheap postage and the 1d black. He was a principal witness for the Commission of Revenue Enquiry into the Post Office from 1835 to 1836, and it was by his deciding vote as Chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Postage in 1838 that the original proposals for cheap postage were recommended to Parliament. Probably the only known example from the first sheet of stamps ever printed anywhere in the world. Estimate: € 50’000 – € 60’000



SOLD for € 25,000.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40079   imageROWLAND HILL: Fragment SIGNED by Rowland Hill, mounted on an album page along with two foreign stamps depicting him, an 1840 1d black pl.1A TE with fine to very large margins and red MC (small tear at right and corner crease), and a slightly scruffy unsent 1d Mulready

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SOLD for € 300.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40080   image6TH MAY: FIRST OFFICIAL DAY OF USE Plate 1a OE with good to large margins tied by red MC to 1840 (May 6) wrapper sent on the first day of use from London to Bedale, clear Lombard St. despatch on reverse, filing fold affecting left side of adhesive, still a fine and fresh example of this rare and desirable cover, listed by Jackson, cert. BPA (1993) (SG £160’000) Estimate: €30’000 – € 35’000



CLOSED
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40081   image7th MAY: Plate 1a QC with fine to good margins tied on part entire (missing side flaps) by red MC from Birmignham (bs clearly struck) to Barford, a few dark marks on the face of the stamp otherwise fine and rare May date, listed by Jackson (SG £20’000)



SOLD for € 2,200.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40082   image13th MAY: Plate 1a QD with very good to large margins cancelled by smudgy red MC on 1840 (May 13) wrapper from Worthing to London, with quite clear despatch and arrival bs, minor soiling, cert. RPS (2005) (SG £3’500)



CLOSED
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40083   image19th MAY: Plate 1a TJ with good to large margins tied by crisp red MC to wrapper from Maidstone to London, with crisp despatch cds adjacent, arrival bs, very fine and attractive example of a May Date especially with the cds on the obverse, cert. BPA (2006) (SG £2’800)



CLOSED
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40084   imageMAY 31st: Plate 2 CJ with fine to very large margins cancelled on 1840 (May 31) part cover (front and top flap), top flap with clear Edinburgh cds, backed on card, a useful example of a rare May Date (third Sunday) (SG £13’000 for cover)



CLOSED
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40085   imagePlate 1a AJ top marginal with fine to huge margins, tied on small piece by neat red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 140.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40086   imagePlate 1a BA with good to very large margins, superb crisp and vivid red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 440.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40087   imagePlate 1a DG with good to very good margins, neat red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 200.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40088   image1840 1d Black pl.1a DL with very close to good margins, red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 60.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40089   imagePlate 1a HD showing re-entries at top and bottom, with very good to very large margins, red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 190.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40090   imagePlate 1a IH with good to large margins, tied on large piece by vivid red MC, with indistinct “T.P.” hs and London boxed ds, very fine



SOLD for € 140.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40091   imagePlate 1a IK with good to very large margins, faint red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 120.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40092   imagePlate 1a JL right marginal with good to very good margins and part of inscription at right (“e Address and tow”), neat red MC, some faults incl. small tear and corner crease at lower left, still an attractive stamp



SOLD for € 140.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40093   imagePlate 1a KJ with good to very large margins, unused with no gum, very fine



SOLD for € 800.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40094   imagePlate 1a LA with fine to very good margins, with neat orange-red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 130.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40095   imagePlate 1a LL right marginal with fine to good margins with huge margin at right, crisp red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 140.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40096   imagePlate 1a PG with good to large margins, neat black MC, very fine



SOLD for € 300.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40097   imagePlate 1a PJ with good to large margins, neat brown-red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 190.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40098   imagePlate 1a RE with fine to large margins, uncancelled on folded cover originating from Cognac, France, to the Isle of Man, no postal markings, minor soiling, fine



SOLD for € 460.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40099   imagePlate 1a SI with good to very good margins, unused with no gum, very fine



SOLD for € 550.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40100   imagePlate 1b AG with fine to very good margins, neat red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 150.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40101   imagePlate 1b AG with “fortuitous separation” almost mimicking a serpentine roulette, tied to 1840 (Oct 19) entire from Haughead to Arbroath (Scotland) by red MC, with Laurencekirk bs, fine and interesting curiosity, cert. RPS (2004)



SOLD for € 100.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40102   imagePlate 1b CA-CF strip of six with close to good margins, neat black MCs, faint thin between CA and CB and small tear at top of CD, still a very fine looking multiple



SOLD for € 1,500.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40103   imagePlate 1b DA with very good even margins, crisp red-brown MC, very fine



SOLD for € 240.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40104   imagePlate 1b DF with fine to good margins, red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 160.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40105   imagePlate 1b DF with fine to very good margins, crisp red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 150.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40106   imagePlate 1b DG with good to large margins, crisp and central red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 170.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40107   imagePlate 1b EB with very good to very large margins, neat red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 170.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40108   imagePlate 1b FB with close to large margins tied by red MC to 1841 (Feb 12) entire from Dursley, struck in red two days after regulations dictated the use of only black ink, with Dursley and London bs, fine and scarce, only 11 covers from Dursley recorded by Rockoff & Jackson (this example unrecorded)



SOLD for € 280.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40109   imagePlate 1b ID with good to very good margins, showing clear non-coincident re-entry, neat black MC, very fine (SG Spec. AS5b)



SOLD for € 240.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40110   imagePlate 1b IG with good to huge margins, tied on 1841 (Mar 25) wrapper (missing sideflaps) from Tralee (Ireland) to Kilkenny by black MC, stamp showing re-cut right frame (SG Spec. AS5h), with Tralee, Maryborough and Kilkenny bs, fine



SOLD for € 150.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40111   imagePlate 1b IJ with INVERTED WATERMARK, with good to large margins, neat red MC, very fine, cert. RPS (2004)



CLOSED
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40112   imagePlate 1b JL with good to huge margins, crisp red MC, very fine



SOLD for € 240.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40113   imagePlate 1b KL with fine to huge margins tied by BROWN MC to wrapper from Rainford (udc on reverse) to St. Helens, very fine and scarce, cert. Mike Jackson (2013) with detailed explanation, ex Lady Bury



SOLD for € 1,100.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40114   imagePlate 1b MC with large even margins showing vertical left frame line recut, smudgy red MC, light vertical crease otherwise fine (SG Spec AS5h)



SOLD for € 120.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM
40115   imagePlate 1b MJ with very good to large margins, crisp black MC, slightly discoloured with tiny pinhole at right, still an attractive example



SOLD for € 85.00
Closing..Oct-02, 12:00 PM

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