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Falkland Islands: Postal Stationery continued...
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500 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: Postal Stationery: 1943 (Sept. 17) 1d. envelope with Estate Louis Williams three line handstamp on reverse, commercially used to London with added 1938-50 2d., 21/2d. and, unusually 1937 Coronation, 21/2d., good to fine PS.2A c.d.s. cancellations. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £100-120


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
501 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: Postal Stationery: A comprehensive Q.V. to Q.E.II collection on stockleaves, mainly unused with scarcer incl. 1917 1d. envelope (2), 1938 4d. and 1939-46 4d. size H registration envelopes, some c.t.o. etc. and incl. “SPECIMEN” overprints on 1884-91 11/2d., 18991 1d. and 1d.+1d., 1938 1d. and 1d.+1d. cards, 1899 1d., 1913 1d., 1917 1d. and 1938 1d. envelopes, 1913 1d. and 1938 1d. letter cards, 1913 4d. and 1938 4d. size G registration envelopes, mostly fine. (47) (Image1)

Est. £350-400


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
Falkland Islands: Covers and Cancellations
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502 Used imageFalkland Islands: Government House Received Datestamp, part strikes of “GOVERNMENT HOUSE/RECD” c.d.s. (SH PSO.3) in red on 1891-1902 1/2d. and 1d. Ex Clough. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £80-100


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
503 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1896 (Nov. 16) ‘Schottfeldt’ cover registered to Germany with Kosmos Line Post Stanley Agency cachet on reverse, carried on the S.S. “Ramses”, franked with 6d. blue-green tied by type F.2 c.d.s. with London Dec. 26 transit alongside and fine “(crown)/REGISTERED” at left, Altona Dec. 27 arrival on reverse, vertical cover fold and part address deleted. Ex Marsden. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £100-120


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
504 On piece, front, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1896 (Dec. 3) commercial cover to London franked 1d. cancelled F.3 with filed “3”, likely routed on the “Mamari” to Montevideo and from there to Southampton on the “Minho”, slight oxidisatiion. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £80-100


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
505 Used imageFalkland Islands: Post Office Parcel Cancellation (SH PSO.2), fine vertical strike on 1891-1902 1/2d. Date of use unknown, the only confirmed date being 9 July 1897. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £80-100


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
506 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1900 to around 1980, selection of covers and cards, many addressed to Buenos Aires, incl. 1900 1d. reply card, 1903 PSNC card “Orissa” franked 1d., local cards incl. Heyburn B-16-bz uncoloured used 1913, artistic postcards, later commercial covers, 1939 O.H.M.S. envelope bearing 1/2d. and Post Office crown (SH PSO.5), 1940 formula registered envelope franked 6d., etc. (15 items) (Image1)

Est. £300-350


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
507 Used imageFalkland Islands: The F.4C c.d.s. in brown, multiples strikes cancelling 1904-12 3s. deep green horizontal strip of three. S.G. 49, cat. £540 as normal. Photo. (Image1)

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Est. £100-150


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
508 Used imageFalkland Islands: 1904-12 5s. red horizontal pair, used with strikes of the Post Office Crown cancellation (type PSO.5) in violet. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £100-120


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
509 Used imageFalkland Islands: 1904-12 5s. red vertical pair, very slightly oxidised, used with two strikes of the Post Office Crown cancellation (type PSO.5) in violet. Heijtz certificate (2023). Photo. (Image1)

Est. £80-100


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
510 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1914 (July 6) Great Britain 3d. registration envelope size H addressed to Isle of Wight bearing 1912-20 1/2d. to 5s. red individually cancelled by good to fine strikes of PS.1A c.d.s. in brown with slightly toned type registration label at right, the indicium cancelled on arrival by Aug. 1 London registered oval with next day Shanklin arrival below, most unusual. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £100-120


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
511 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1917 (May 12) commercial cover addressed to H. Lyman Clark at the Museum of Comparative Zoology in Cambridge, Massachussetts ranked 21/2d. tied by F.5 c.d.s., carried on the S.S. “Potosi”. Celebrated American zoologist Hubert Lyman Clark (1870-1947) worked for over 40 years at the Museum at Harvard University, sourcing many examples of sub-Antarctic marine fauna from the Islands. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £80-100


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
512 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1918 to 1935, interesting selection of five items comprising photographic funeral procession postcard (Heyburn AA-2-aay) used to Lincolnshire franked 1d. with message dated Mar. 21, carried by whaling factory ship S.S. “Solstrief", 1917 1d. stationery envelope used 1923 to Mrs. Arthur Cobb in Sussex, twice redirected, 1923 Cathedral postcard (Heyburn P-1-p) used to Paris franked at Foreign Postcard rate by 1/2d. and 1d. sent by a passenger on the “Oropesa II” and carried on S.S. “Falkland” to Punta Arenas, 1932 Government House envelope with enclosed Governor’s compliments message on official letterhead, sent to Australia franked ‘Whale & Penguin’ 1d. tied by PS.1A with curly “32” year date and 1935 registered cover to London with Silver Jubilee 4d. and type 6B registration label (first coil label, latest known date). (Image1)

Est. £200-250


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
513 On piece, front, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1930 (Feb. 7) good complete strike of Magallanes Expedicion c.d.s. tying 1921-28 1d. to piece, apparently struck on arrival on uncancelled stamp. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £70-90


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
514 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1933 (Feb. 14) Pacific Steam Navigation Co. envelope to Scotland, endorsed “AIR MAIL/PAR AVION/CORREO AEREO” and with further receiving pencil endorsement on reverse indicating arrival on Mar. 28, unusually paid by Centenary 5s. with PS.1B c.d.s’s. This franking does not represent an official Falklands rate and may have been based on the assumption that the UK- South America rate to Montevideo would be considered valid northbound as well as southbound. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £1,000-1,200


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
515 On piece, front, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1939 Battle of the River Plate, “Graf Spee” Internees, ten Argentine Naval Ministry parole slips (‘furloughs’) from Isla Martin Garcia camp permitting leave of absence until midnight individually signed by Btsm. Marquand, Ob.Strm. Schwarzkopf, Ob.Masch. Bartelsperger Koch and Moll, Stbs.Mach. Gutwasser, Kuehne, Pruessner, Schulz and Von Kopezinski, dated between Sept. 21 and Dec. 13 1941, each with notes of approved lodging mainly “Hotel Post” or “Hotel Adam” (reputed to be the local brothel) and “Kriegsmarine/Kommando Panzerschiff Admiral Graf Spee” cachet in blue-green or blackish violet. Between April 1940 and the end of 1941, all but six of the Graf Spee officers, and about 200 technical NCOs, absconded from their internment and returned to Germany where the majority served in the U-boat Arm. (Image1)

Est. £300-400


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
516 On piece, front, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1939 Battle of the River Plate, “Graf Spee” Internees, ten Argentine Naval Ministry parole slips (‘furloughs’) from Isla Martin Garcia camp permitting leave of absence until midnight individually signed by Btsm. Marquard, Ob.Btsm. Kelke, Verw.Feldw. Maiwald, Stbs.Ob.Mech. Mohr, Stbs.Ob.Masch. Malkwitz, Ob.Masch. Bartelsperger, Lang, Lehrnbecher, Moll and Reimann, dated between Jan. 15 and Dec. 29 1942 with notes of approved lodging, mainly “Hotel Post"”with one “Hotel Adam” (reputed to be the local brothel), each with “Kriegsmarine/Kommando Panzerschiff Admiral Graf Spee” cachet in blue-green or blackish violet. Between April 1940 and the end of 1941, all but six of the Graf Spee officers, and about 200 technical NCOs, absconded from their internment and returned to Germany where the majority served in the U-boat Arm. (Image1)

Est. £300-400


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
517 On piece, front, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1939 Battle of the River Plate, “Graf Spee” Internees, ten Argentine Naval Ministry parole slips (‘furloughs’) from Isla Martin Garcia camp permitting leave of absence until midnight individually signed by Ob.Wachtmstr. Jerichow, Ob.Stck.Mstr. Tetzner, Mus.Ob.Feldw. Mussfeld, Verw.Feldw. Maiwald, Stbs.Masch. Langer and Schulz, Stbs.Btsm. Jung, Ob.Masch Koch, Prehl and Reimann, dated between Jan. 5 and Dec. 28 1943, nine with notes of approved lodging incl. four “Hotel Adam” (reputed to be the local brothel), each with “Kriegsmarine/Kommando Panzerschiff Admiral Graf Spee” cachet in blue-green or blackish violet. Between April 1940 and the end of 1941, all but six of the Graf Spee officers, and about 200 technical NCOs, absconded from their internment and returned to Germany where the majority served in the U-boat Arm. (Image1)

Est. £300-400


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
518 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1944 (Sept. 16) O.H.M.S. envelope registered to London addressed c/o British Philatelic Association on London with endorsement “PERMIT/No. 11070”, franked 5s. indigo and pale yellow-brown and with scarce type 11 registration (“Fox Bay” deleted) label. In order for stamp dealers to trade during WWII, permission from the Foreign Exchange Control Department of the Bank of England was granted to the British Philatelic Association (BPA) to operate an approved “Philatelic Import and Export Control” system. Anyone wishing to trade in stamps overseas had to obtain a permit from the BPA, who acted as agents for the Board of Trade and the censor, assuming responsibility for the bona fides of the sender and also for payment of the sum due. Packages had to be sent to the Central Clearing House at 3 Berners Street London W1 where they were opened to ensure that invoice and contents matched, the sender and value of all packets recorded. Although regulations were relaxed for the ‘sterling area’ after the end of the War the BPA continued to act as a ‘middleman’ until the end of June 1953. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £80-100


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.
519 c, entire, etc. imageFalkland Islands: 1968 to 1989, selection of scarcer mainly definitive f.d.c’s etc. incl. 1968 (ragged at left), 1971 (3), and 1972 sets, 1983 150th Anniversary set on three Fox Bay f.d.c’s (one set signed by Rex Hunt), Dependencies 1980 set (2) and in gutter pairs on five covers from South Georgia, chiefly fine. (23 covers) (Image1)

Est. £100-1,230


Closing..Jun-10, 08:00 AM EST.

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