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1840 Mulreadys & Caricatures continued...

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50060

1840 (May 25) 1d Mulready letter sheet, stereo A69, from Manchester to Whitchurch, additionally bearing 1840 1d black pl. 2 CB, good margins all round, neatly tied by a good strike of the red Maltese cross leaving Britannia uncancelled (contrary to regulations), some small peripheral faults not detracting from the very fine appearance of this very rare uprated letter sheet; cert BPA (2020).(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

Estimate. GBP 1,300

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50061

1840 (May 29) 1d Mulready letter sheet, stereo A65, from Liverpool to London, uprated by an additional 1d black pl.1a MG and 2d blue pl.1 SD, each with margins all round, making the quadruple letter rate, the two stamps and Britannia each cancelled by the red Maltese cross, some wear, soiling and other faults, though an extremely rare cover being only the third recorded May date cover with both stamps, the other two being the famous Bolaffi transatlantic cover and the Purefoy cover to Malta; cert. Eichele (2014), ex Safra.(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

Estimate. GBP 2,600

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50062

1d Lettersheets and Envelopes. 1840 (Jul 31) 1d letter sheet, stereo A170, from Grantham to Blackheath cancelled by a good strike of the red Maltese cross in red to the right of Britannia (contrary to regulations) having been re-directed showing five different types of cancels, a rare usage.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. GBP 420

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50063

1840 Mulready group incl. 1d lettersheet A26 from Edinburgh to Glasgow with Scottish Provident Institution' advert in blue (which is scarcer) and fine strike of red MC, 1d A255 to Edinburgh with black MC and 1d envelope A157 (a little tatty on reverse) with fine strike of Scottish 1844-type "108" cancel of Dumfries, dated 1844 (1844 type postmarks command a premium). A fine trio.(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6)

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Estimate. GBP 260

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50064

1840 (Aug 27) 1d Mulready envelope, stereo A156, from Preston to London Bridge, with Britannia cancelled by smudged "Poulton/Penny Post" handstamp in black and red Maltese cross; Scarce.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. GBP 460

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50065

1840 (Nov 9) 1d Mulready lettersheet, stereo A236, sent from Ipswich (Suffolk) to Gloucester, beautifully handpainted showing two bronze coins and stylised address, with Britannia cancelled by vivid red Maltese Cross, reverse with despatch, London transit and arrival ds, some minor soiling in no way detracting, certainly the most spectacular hand-illustrated Mulready in existence. Expertise: Cert. PF (2008) and Karl Louis (2009). Provenance: Yates (RL 1949) and Meroni (John A Fox 1952)(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

Estimate. GBP 18,000

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50066

1840 (Dec 30) Mulready 1d lettersheet stereo A66 from Liverpool to Lancaster, uprated with 1d black pl.6 GI with three margins and 1840 2d blue pl.1 JG with four margins, a little staining (including the adhesives) and 2d with vert. crease, still an attractive and an extremely rare franking. Expertise: Karl Louis Provenance Certificate (2013). Provenance: Grunin (Spink 1998); Sayeed (Spink 2002).(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

Estimate. GBP 3,600

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50067

1841 (Jan 1) Mulready 1d letter sheet, stereo A220, to Northampton with superb London MC in black to the right of Britannia (contrary to regulations), with 'Samuel Hanson & Son' advert. An attractive item, Scarce.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. GBP 230

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50068

1843 (Jun 2) 1d Mulready lettersheet cancelled by a perfectly struck London "6" in MC, with a faint "TP/ Lisson Grove" handstamp below, London despatch and Battle arrival, incl. contents, two light vertical creases, scarce and attractive (S.G. £2'250).(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. GBP 500

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50069

1843 (Jun 28) 1d Mulready advertising letter sheet (forme 5 A23), with printed advert for the "Atlas Insurance Company" from London to Leeds dated Ju 28 1843 neatly cancelled by a superb crisp strike of the number "7" in black Maltese cross, with a Leeds arrival ds alongside, very rarely seen in such fine condition; cert BPA (2010).(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

Estimate. GBP 500

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50070

2d Lettersheets and Envelopes. 1842 (Jun 18) Mulready 2d lettersheet, stereo a91, sent to London bearing 1841 1d red-brown in block of 6 tied black MC cancels, with margins touched in places, backstamped ‘’Stone 18 6 42’’ and arrival cds. The adhesives are crossed by horizontal and vertical filing folds, there is a little soiling and some peripheral faults but this is an outstanding and extremely rare Mulready usage (a single 1841 1d red on 2d Mulready cats £32'500). Expertise: Cert. BPA (2005).(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

Estimate. GBP 7,000

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50071

1846 (Sep) 2d Mulready Lettersheet, forme 1 stereo a92, uprated to the 6d per 3oz rate with two additional 1841 2d blue pl.3 BG and BH (BG just touched at left). Sent from Hayes via Uxbridge and London to Cobham, the Mulready and stamps were originally left uncancelled the stamps were then lightly cancelled with Uxbridge "830" numerals then subsequently cancelled in transit again with London city office "17" numerals. Also shows a red Hayes-Town UDC and Cobham arrival cds on face for SP.29.1846 with Uxbridge and London transit stamps on reverse for SP.26-28.1846. A very rare uprated Mulready one of only four such recorded frankings. (S.G. £35'000). Note: Illustrated on page 118 of "Mulready Postal Stationery" by Allan Huggins and Alan Holyoake. Expertise: Cert. BPA (1997). Provenance: "Mayflower".(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. GBP 11,000

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50072

1846 (Dec) 2d Mulready envelope, forme 1 stereo a200, sent from Dublin to Kilkenny uprated with 1841 1d red-brown pl.71, cancelled by a "186" numeral, backstamped with a Dublin cds for DE.16.1846 and a blue Kilkenny arrival cds. Of the three examples known, this is the finest (S.G. £32'500). Note: Illustrated in "Mulready Postal Stationery" p.150 by Allan Huggins and Alan Holyoake. Provenance: "Mayflower".(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. GBP 20,000

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50073

Caricatures. Fores Comic envelope design printed in large format, hand-coloured in watercolour, fine and attractive.(Image 1)

Estimate. GBP 1,800

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50074

1840 Hume’s Comic Envelope, state 3: No.1, ‘’Britannia seated on egg’’ to Isle of Wight bearing 1d black pl.4 JC with three margins tied fine strike of red MC, opened to display, attractive and scarce; cert. Brandon (2018). Note: See Bodily, Jarvis and Hahn page 87.(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

Estimate. GBP 4,600

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50075

Southgate Envelope No. 2, ´Ladies School´, a most unusual and extremely rare overseas usage, addressed to “Miss McCormick, Toulouse, France” (each line of the address apparently in a different ink), obverse showing fine black Le Havre cds of 15 August 1840 and ink manuscript rate marks, the reverse showing Paris and Toulouse(?) cds of 16 and 19 August; minor faults but in no way detracting from this attractive example. The point of dispatch is unclear but, given that the address includes the word “France” together with the Le Havre marking, could possibly emanate from the Channel Islands; ex Grunin (2004).(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. GBP 3,600

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50076

William Spooner envelope No. 5, addressed to Vermont in the United States, obverse showing red London Paid ´tombstone´ datestamp of 3(?) March 1841 and red Boston Paid c.d.s. with ink manuscript “1/2” and “39” adjacent, the reverse with ink manuscript “p Royal Mail Steamer from L´pool to Boston Via Halifax”; some defects and creasing though still most attractive and an extremely rare overseas usage; ex Meroni (1952), ex Grunin (2004).(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. GBP 2,600

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50077

1840 Fores’s Coaching Envelope, No.6, hand-coloured, sent from Walsall (Staffordshire) to Blair, then re-addressed to Dunkeld, with manuscript ‘’P1’’, a lovely and very scarce caricature; cert. Brandon (2018); ex Wally Knox (1979), Grunin (2004) and Hassan Shaida.(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

Estimate. GBP 2,600

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50078

1841 Fores’s Hunting Envelope, No.4, hand-coloured and sent from Jersey to Guernsey, rated ‘1’ in red, ‘Jersey JA 21 1841’’ backstamp, a little minor creasing and small peripheral defects do not detract from this superb item; a very rare inter-island usage. Cert. Brandon (2018). Ex E.E. Yates 1949), Ex Meroni 1952, Ex Grunin 2004.(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

Estimate. GBP 2,600

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM

50079

1840 Southgate Caricature Envelope No.2, ‘Ladies School’, hand-coloured and sent within Ireland from Bailyborough to Dublin, endorsed ‘’above 1/2oz’’, rated ‘’2’’ and with framed ‘’More to Pay’’, on front, red diamond backstamp for Dublin on reverse, superb; ex Grunin (2004).(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

Estimate. GBP 2,600

CLOSED
Closing..Jun-20, 02:00 AM