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South Africa: Cape of Good Hope continued...
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3261 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1855-63 6d. pale rose-lilac, touching to large margins and tied by triangular bar cancellation to 1860 (May) envelope (a few faults) to Edinburgh and with London and Edinburgh datestamps. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £120-150


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3262 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1855-63 6d. pale rose-lilac, used on 1861 (Aug.) cover to England, with “PAID/DEVONPORT/CAPE PACKET” and London Paid datestamp, also 4d. blue used on 1861 (Sept.) cover to England, fine. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £120-150


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3263 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1864 pre-printed soldier’s cover from King Williams Town to England, from a Private in the 2nd 10th Foot, franked by 1855-63 1d. deep rose-red, tied by triangular cancellation, red Paid Devonport datestamp and two line “LONDON & HOLYHEAD RPO/IRISH MAIL”, soiling, otherwise fine and scarce. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £150-200


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3264 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1868 cover from Derry, Ireland, addressed to “The Honble Ernest Cochrane/H.M. Ship Peterel/Cape of Good Hope”, unusually franked at 1s. rate by 1856-58 1d. rose red (12, faults, most affixed overlapping). Captain The Honourable Ernest Gray Lambton Cochrane (1834-1911) commanded the sloop “Peterel” from Apr. 16 1868 to Apr. 7 1870 at the Cape and the west coast of Africa, participating in British attempts to suppress the African slave trade. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £80-100


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3265 c, entire, etc. South Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1872 (Sept. 9) wrapper and 1874 (May 14) envelope to Cape Town each franked G.B. 1s. tied by Liverpool or Devonport duplexes and both underpaid for the double weight rates with “DEFICIENT POSTAGE ‘1/’/HALF-FINE ‘6’” or with framed “EXCS/DEFICIENT POSTAGE ‘1/-’/OZ./AMOUNT OF FINE ‘6’” marks and each overall fined ‘2/-’ to include a local (the other ‘half’) 6d. fine, Cape Town datestamps on each. (2)

Est. £150-200


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3266 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: 1875 (Jan. 8) cover to Ireland, franked by 1864-77 1s. green, tied by rare “32” barred oval with Fort Beaufort datestamp alongside. Stated only 11 examples recorded. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £150-200


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3267 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1875 (Aug. 10) unusual envelope to England franked 4d tied by “1” barred numeral with Cape Town c.d.s. on front and endorsed “per Donald Currie line” and therefore the “CAPE-PACKET/PLYMOUTH” (on reverse) applied in error and initially rated ‘6’(d) to pay deleted. Circular “8d” mark applied as apparently overweight and rated ‘4’(d) credit to the Cape. Carried by the “Edinburgh” from Cape Town to Dartmouth. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £160-200


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3268 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1877 cover to Ireland from the 9th Frontier War, endorsed “On Special Frontier Service from Private Christiane Prince Alfred’s Vounteer Guards”, posted at Fort Bowker and countersigned by commanding officer, bearing Great Britain 1d. cancelled upon arrival. From 1877 to 1878 the Ngika and Gealeka sections of the Xhosa took up arms against the Colonists and their allies. However, the commandos swiftly engaged and defeated Gealeka’s army. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £500-600


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3269 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1878 (June 3) envelope (repaired corner) to Ireland endorsed “No 88 Pte J.Keabe, H Com 1/24 Regt Ibeka, S.Africa”, “FROM THE FIELD” and “Stamps Not Obtainable”, countersigned by commanding officer, marked, probably in London, with “1d” concession rate charge mark, with King William’s Town, Cape Town and Ennis datestamps. Reverse unusually with stain indicating attempt to reseal and endorsed “Recd open &/sealed at Ennis’”. Very scarce example of mail from the Ninth Frontier War, the cover taking an astonishing 17 months to arrive by which time the writer had been killed at Isandhlwana in the Anglo-Zulu War that followed. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £500-600


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3270 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1879 (May 23) mourning envelope to a Captain in the 88th Connaught Rangers in Lower Tulega, Zululand franked 4d. tied by barred numeral “1” with Cape Town and Durban transit datestamp. A scarce inward item to Zululand during the Anglo-Zulu War. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £250-300


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3271 c, entire, etc. South Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1888 (Sept. 11) envelope to England endorsed “From 8451 Pte E.A. Philipott Cm Coy. 3rd Batt. Rifle Brigade S. Africa”, countersigned by commanding officer, franked 1d. tied by oval bar cancellation with Wynberg c.d.s. at left, backstamped Cape Town and Wimbledon arrival, also 1890 (ca.) mourning envelope to Bechuanaland franked 1d. pair addressed to J.J.Bosman, a Government Surveyor responsible for the determination of the border between Bechuanaland and German South West Africa. (2 items)

Est. £120-150


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3272 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1890 (Sept. 23) envelope to London endorsed “From Trooper Punshon, C.M.R. Cape Colony”, signed by the Commanding Officer at lower left and franked 1d. tied by “49” oval bar cancellation with Komgha c.d.s. at left, unusually disallowed as a serifed bold “T” mark applied with “7D” mark adjacent, subsequently manuscript deleted and “1S/2D/F.B.” handstamp applied for the final charge and with London S.W. c.d.s. on reverse. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £250-300


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3273 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1894 (May 23) envelope to England franked Cape of Good Hope 1d. tied by Albert Docks barred oval and c.d.s., sent by seaman Frank White on HMS Penelope at Cape Town with commanding officer’s initials “RM” countersigned at lower left. Unusual example of mail sent through the civilian method and not in the ship's navy bag. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £150-200


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3274 c, entire, etc. South Africa: Cape of Good Hope: 1900 (Apr.) opened out envelope to Delagoa Bay (Portuguese East Africa) franked 1d. with bold serifed “T” mark at top and printed “OPENED UNDER MARTIAL LAW” pink label used to reseal and tied on arrival by an indistinct Portuguese East Africa c.d.s., 1900 opened out envelope to London franked Transvaal 1/2d. strip of five with a similar pink reseal label (type 2A) and a Boer pink reseal tape at left and with framed “STOPPED BY CENSOR/RETURN TO SENDER” mark, 1900 O.H.M.S. envelope to England franked 1d. with the word ‘Postal’ inserted at top, possibly as the content was a telegram and 1900 envelope to Manchester franked Makeking 3d. on 1d. block of four, all without comma in the overprint. (4)

Est. £150-200


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
South Africa: Natal
Lot Symbol Descrip Opening
3275 nh imageSouth Africa: Natal 1902-03 £5 mauve and black, part original gum, slightly soiled and faded but a very presentable example of this rarity. S.G. 144, cat. £6500. B.P.A certificate (2024). Photo. (Image1)

Get Market Data for [Natal 144] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census

Est. £800-1,000


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3276 South Africa: Natal: Selection on leaves incl. 1869 6d. “POSTAGE (S.G. type 7a) used, 1870-73 3d. mint, 1877 ½d. on 1d. yellow mint (8 incl. a block of six), 1879 envelope to Bristol franked 6d., 1895 ½d. on 6d. incl. irregular block of ten and marginal blocks of 30 (2) and 60, with study of the overprint flaws also a group of Spiro, Oneglia and other forgeries. (168 + 1 cover)

Get Market Data for [Natal type 7a) used] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census

Est. £200-220


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3277 South Africa: Natal: Collection on leaves incl. 1882-89 set mint (1/2d. blue-green in block of four), 1902-03 mint to 1s., 1904-08 mint to 2s. and £1.10s. very rare postally used with Durban c.d.s. (horizontal crease), 1908-09 mint to 5s. etc. (94)

Est. £150-200


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3278 c, entire, etc. South Africa: Natal: Postal Stationery: 1900 Illustrated Ladysmith Siege postcards unused (3, types 3, 5 and 6) plus a used example of type 6 to England with Ladysmith c.d.s. for 1900 (Mar. 1) and incorrectly applied circular “10/C/S” charge mark subsequently deleted and with London Paid datestamp applied enroute. (4 cards)

Est. £120-150


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3279 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Natal: Anglo-Zulu War: 1879 soldiers letter (faults, flap missing) to England, endorsed “On Active Service Corp. Bailey, 80th. Regiment”, franked by Natal 1d. tied by faint “34” barred oval and countersigned by commanding officer., Natal and Ironbridge datestamps on reverse. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £400-500


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.
3280 c, entire, etc. imageSouth Africa: Natal: Anglo-Zulu War: 1879 (Mar. 9) stampless cover to London, bearing “72” datestamp of Stanger, at lower left has initials “CBV” of Lieutenant Courtenay Bourchier Vyvyan of the 3rd. Regiment (Buff) who was involved in the defence of the besieged town of Eshowe. With Durban and London datestamps on the reverse, scarce. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £400-500


Closing..Sep-27, 03:00 AM EST.

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