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 Derry – Coleraine: 1795–1910. Diverse and extensive accumulation of stampless entires, covers, postcards and fragments, displaying a wide-ranging study of Coleraine postal markings spanning more than a century. Highlights include the
early 1795 linear COLERAINE in black; the alternative spelling COLERAIN in red; COLERAIN/124 mileage mark in red; COLERAINE/PENNY POST in black; boxed PAID AT/COLERAINE in black, red and blue; P.D./C.RAINE in green; diamond numeral "149"
cancellations; later duplexes; and a good range of circular datestamps, including skeleton types. Also accompanied by a group of attractive picture postcards. Condition mixed to fine. A wonderfully diverse and substantial assembly offering
considerable scope for further study and development (82 covers or cards, plus fragments). (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 180
Currently (SAN)...GBP 180.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46069 |
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 Down - Donaghadee: 1796–1915. Diverse accumulation of over 45 items with stampless entires, fronts, covers, fragments, and ephemera, displaying a study of Donaghadee postal markings. Highlights with DONAGHADEE/94 in red (3) and
DONAGHADEE/93 mileage also in red (5), diamond numerals "175", duplexes, skeletons, arrival ds etc., also a few picture postcards. Condition mixed to fine. (48+ covers, picture postcards, plus fragments, stamps and three George IV Acts related to
Donaghadee). (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 70
Currently (SAN)...GBP 70.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46070 |
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 Down - Newry: 1733–1908. Diverse accumulation of over 80 items with stampless entires, fronts, covers, fragments, and ephemra, displaying a study of Newry postal markings and ephemra. Highlights with early 1733 and 1744 linear NEWRY in
black, later linear mkgs in black, blue and re, NEWRY/50 mileage in red and black, plus diamond numerals "357", duplexes, spoons, skeletons, arrival ds etc., plus 2-line Camlough/Newry in blue. Condition mixed to fine. (80+ covers, picture postcards,
plus fragments, stamps). (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 100
Currently (SAN)...GBP 100.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46071 |
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 1797–1802 Down – Newry: Attractive and unusual group of four folded entires, displaying two distinct types of the straight-line “NEWRY” handstamp, struck in black, blue, red and orange. A fine and particularly appealing assembly,
illustrating the remarkable range of colours employed during this early period. A desirable group of early Irish postal markings, offering an excellent opportunity for comparative study. (4) (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 70
Currently (SAN)...GBP 70.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46072 |
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 Dublin City - Hotel Post: 1841 Envelope from Dublin to Drogheda, franked 1d black, plate 4, touched to clear margins, tied red MC, with scarce usage of the oval IMPERIAL HOTEL/POST PAID/DUBLIN in black alonsgide, a fine and rare usage of
this popular Hotel Post usage. (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 300
Currently (SAN)...GBP 300.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46073 |
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 Dublin City - Penny Posts: 1813-1847 Attractive mixed accumulation over 160 covers with some fronts included, showing an extensive array of various different Dublin Penny Posts, including BOLTON ST/PENNY POST in blue (2), CAMDEN ST,
CASTLE ST (3), CLARE ST/PENNY POST, CLARE ST (2), Clontarf/Penny Post, COLLEGE GREEN in red, CORK HILL/PENNY POST in red, DAME ST/PENNY POST in red, DAWSON ST, DIGGES ST/PENNY POST in blue (4), Gt DENMARK STREET in black (4), HIGH STREET in red (3),
HOLLES ST in black (2), JAMES ST in black, KING ST/PENNY POST, LESSON STREET/PENNY POST in red & black (2), MARY ST/PENNY POST, NEW ST/PENNY POST in red, P.BELLO HOTEL/PENNY POST, QUEEN ST. in black (2), TOWNSEND ST/PENNY POST in red, UPr CAPEL
STREET/PENNY POST in black and red (3), Windsor Avenue/Penny Post in black, WERBURGH ST/PENNY POST in black (2), plus array of circular unframed DUBLIN PENNY POST mkgs etc., mixed to fair (160+). (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 800
Currently (SAN)...GBP 800.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46074 |
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 Dublin City - Registered Mail: 1888-1915 Extensive assembly of over 70 registered envelopes with an array of uprated frankings, selection of different registered lables and markings, mixed to fine (70+). (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 500
Currently (SAN)...GBP 500.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46075 |
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 Dublin County – Blackrock & Booterstown: 1833–1920. Diverse accumulation of over 145 items with stampless entires, fronts, covers, picture postcards and ephemra, displaying a study of Blackrock & Booterstown postal markings. Highlights
include BLACKROCK/PENNY POST in red (2), italic Blackrock/Penny Post in black (2), plus Maltese Crosses and diamond numerals "68" and "71", duplexes, arrival ds, parcel labels, linear PAQUEBOT hs etc. Also accompanied by a group of attractive picture
postcards. Condition mixed to fine. (145+ covers or cards, plus fragments and stamps). (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 150
Currently (SAN)...GBP 150.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46076 |
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 Dublin County - Blackrock – Dublin Penny Post: 1819–1836. Fine study of the three different BLACKROCK / PENNY POST Receiving House handstamps used during the early nineteenth century, comprising examples from 1819, 1831, and 1836. The
1819 and 1831 covers illustrate the concessionary transfer from the Dublin Penny Post to the General Post, charged 1d by the DPP before onward transmission at General Post rates. The 1836 cover, ex Leopardstown, bears the exceedingly rare red italic
Postage to Dublin / not paid handstamp, one of only two recorded examples. Apparently delivered to Merrion Square at the 2d Dublin Penny Post rate, reduced to 1d, before entering the General Post charged 7d for onward transmission to Castlecomer. An
exceptional and highly informative group illustrating the operation of the Dublin Penny Post and its interaction with the General Post. (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 200
Currently (SAN)...GBP 200.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46077 |
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 Dublin County – Blackrock: 1857 (3 Jan.) One Penny pink envelope from Lismore, Co. Waterford, to Rosemount, Booterstown, bearing the apparently unrecorded MISSENT TO/BLACKROCK handstamp in distinctive bluish-green. Tear at top of
envelope, otherwise fine. An important and possibly unique example of this elusive instructional marking, and a significant item for the specialist collector of County Dublin postal history. (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 150
Currently (SAN)...GBP 150.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46078 |
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 Dublin County - Booterstown: 1841 1d red, tied clear crisp black MC on envelope to Dangam, with 2-line BOOTERSTOWN/PENNY POST alongside in black, fine and scarce. (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 60
Currently (SAN)...GBP 60.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46079 |
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 Dublin County - Dalkey: 1838–1920. Diverse accumulation of over 100 items with stampless entires, fronts, covers, fragments, picture postcards and ephemera, displaying a study of Dalkey postal markings. Highlights 2-line DALKEY/PENNY POST
(2), linear DALKEY in blue (3), plus diamond numerals "457", duplexes, arrival ds etc Also accompanied by a group of attractive picture postcards and letter head items. Condition mixed to fine. (100+ covers or cards, plus fragments and stamps). (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 200
Currently (SAN)...GBP 200.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46080 |
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 Dublin County - Dalkey: 1838 (29.8) Folded entire from Dunboe, Derry, addressed to "Martello House / Killiney", redirected to Co Wicklow, with circular Dublin Penny Post, boxed "No.3" and COLERAINE / PENNY POST alongside, plus faint
italic Kingstown/Penny Post and DALKEY/PENNY POST over the back flaps. A most unusually cover with five different Penny Post handstamps. (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 150
Currently (SAN)...GBP 150.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46081 |
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 Dublin County - Dalkey: 1840 1d Mulready envelope to Banbridge, with usual central red MC and 2-line DALKEY/PENNY POST alongside in black, fine and scarce. (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 80
Currently (SAN)...GBP 80.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46082 |
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 Dublin County - Kingstown: 1786 (27 Dec.) Pair of stampless entire letters from Armagh to "Dunleary B. Rock" (Blackrock), each carried by the General Post to Dublin G.P.O. and charged 4d, then transferred to the Dublin Penny Post for
onward delivery via its Blackrock Receiving House, attracting the concessionary 1d Penny Post charge (total 5d). Both bear the scarce D27M (27 December Morning) Dublin Penny Post datestamp. An exceptional and historically important pair, believed to
represent the earliest recorded surviving mail addressed to the then small village of Dunleary (later Kingstown/Dún Laoghaire), illustrating the interaction between the General Post and the Dublin Penny Post systems. (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 200
Currently (SAN)...GBP 200.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
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 Dublin County - Kingstown: 1813-1924 Attractive mixed accumulation of 100's of items including covers, fragments, stamps and ephemera, showing duplexes, circular datestamps, skeletons, spoons, signet rings, picture postcards, letterheaded
documents, mixed to fine (100's) (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 500
Currently (SAN)...GBP 500.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46084 |
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 Dublin County - Kingstown (Dunleary) – Dublin Penny Post: 1818–c.1825. Remarkable pair of Dublin Penny Post covers illustrating the short-lived Dunleary Receiving House, established about January 1818 in conjunction with the commencement
of the great Kingstown Harbour works and recorded in directories only until 1825. Comprising 8 January 1818 local cover within Dunleary, charged 1d, and an undated cover from Dunleary to Dublin, charged 2d. Together they bear the only recorded
strikes of the DUNLEARY / PENNY POST handstamp. An exhibition-worthy pair of outstanding importance for the study of the Dublin Penny Post, Kingstown postal history, and the development of the harbour settlement. (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 200
Currently (SAN)...GBP 200.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46085 |
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 Dublin County – Kingstown: 1830–39 Attractive group of three folded lettersheets, each bearing a different “KINGSTOWN PENNY POST” handstamp in red, illustrating the distinctive varieties of these early local postal markings. A
fine and scarce trio, offering an interesting comparison of the different types employed during this period. (3). (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 120
Currently (SAN)...GBP 120.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46086 |
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 Dublin County - Kingstown: 1844-1871 Attractive group of fourteen entires, postal cards or envlopes showing an array of different Kingstown regional mkgs, including 2-line BALLYBRACK/CABINTEELY, MERION/BLACKROCK (2), UPPER
GEORGES ST/KINGSTOWN, GLENEGARY/KINGSTOWN receivers, linear DALKEY in blue, MONKSTOWN and KILLINEY in black, STILLORGAN RH in blue, plus returned and missent usages etc., mixed to very fine, a scarce assembly (14) (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 200
Currently (SAN)...GBP 200.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
| 46087 |
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 Dublin County - Kingstown: 1846-1895 Attractive group of ten entires or envlopes showing an array of different Kingstown mkgs, including two Spoon cancels, double-circle ds, boxed TOO LATE in black and blue, the scarce
experimental "Signet Ring" ds (2), telegraphic code cancel, late distinctive diamond numeral "289", mixed to very fine (10) (Image 1)
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Estimate. GBP 300
Currently (SAN)...GBP 300.00
Closing..Dec-08, 10:00 AM |
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