British Empire and Foreign Countries continued... Bahamas continued... Lot Symbol Descrip Opening 661 , entire, etc. Bahamas: 1921-37 6d. bistre-brown malformed “E” variety together with 4d. and 1s. used on 1936 airmail express cover to Miami, small faults to cover. S.G. 122a. Photo. (Image1) Get Market Data for [Bahamas 122a] View Visual Pricing Guide Make Sample Census Est. £120-150 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 662 , entire, etc. Bahamas: 1937 (Mar. 22) postcard to England franked 11/2d. partially overlapping “Girl Pat” label, both tied by Nassau slogan cancellation, also unused picture postcard of the "Girl Pat". (2 items) The “Girl Pat”, a Grimsby trawler, property of the Marstrand Fishing Co. Ltd., achieved notoriety in 1936 when it was abducted by its skipper Captain “Dod” Orsborne and taken on an 8,000 mile adventure which ended at Georgetown, British Guiana, the vessel slightly damaged from an attempted boarding. The crew were returned to England, Orsborne and his brother being tried and sentenced for their act of piracy, and a new crew sent out, one of whom, James Storey, arranged the production of the labels at the office of the Daily Chronicle for the carrying home of souvenir mail. The authorities were not amused. Photo. (Image1) Est. £250-300 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 663 , entire, etc. Bahamas: 1938-52 2d. scarlet short “T” variety together with 8d. on 1944 censored cover to Canada S.G. 152ba. (Image1) Get Market Data for [Bahamas 152ba] View Visual Pricing Guide Make Sample Census Est. £80-100 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 664 , entire, etc. Bahamas: 1942 Columbus 2d. scarlet short “T” variety on 1943 censored postcard to Canada S.G. 165a. (Image1) Get Market Data for [Bahamas 165a] View Visual Pricing Guide Make Sample Census Est. £80-100 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 665 Bahamas: 1942 Columbus 6d. olive-green and light blue “COIUMBUS” variety, within fine mint marginal block of four, the variety unmounted. S.G. 169a, cat. £1,000+. Photo. (Image1) Get Market Data for [Bahamas 169a] View Visual Pricing Guide Make Sample Census Est. £300-350 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 666 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Used collection on annotated leaves incl. 1888 11/2d. postcard to U.S.A. with Bahamas duplex, 1892 21/2d. on 4d. envelope to Belize, 1894 2d. registration envelope to Paris franked 21/2d. with registered Nassau c.d.s., 1897 1d. postcard to Germany with New York Paquebot mark, 1900 1d. and 1d. reply card to Belgium with Inagua c.d.s., 1902 1d. and 1d. reply card to Switzerland, etc. (38) Photo. (Image1) Est. £300-350 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 667 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Collection on annotated leaves incl. 1881 De La Rue wrapper for a bundle of 25 4d. envelopes, 1891 21/2d. on 4d. (no lines) embossed envelope unused (4, one with double overprint, one albino) 1892 1d. and 1d. reply card overprinted “SPECIMEN”, 1893-94 2d. registration envelopes in blue or grey overprinted “SPECIMEN”, etc. Ex Hanman. (30) Photo. (Image1) Est. £150-200 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 668 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: K.G.V selection incl. 1913 1d. and 1d. reply card overprinted “SPECIMEN”, 1913 2d. registration envelope with unrecorded no stop after “IT”, 1922 1d. envelope used to New York, 1927 1d. postcard to Lithuania, 1933-34 1d. postcards to Beirut, 1936 registration envelope to Chicago franked 6d. and 8d. with framed airmail mark and express label, etc. Ex Hanman. (42) Photo. (Image1) Est. £150-180 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 669 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: K.E.VII selection incl. 1901 1d. envelope with local “SPECIMEN” overprint applied to the indicia, 1902 1d. and 1d. reply card with local “SPECIMEN” overprint on the indicia, 1903 1d. reply card commercially used to Philadelphia, 1905 registration envelope to Finland franked 21/2d., 1907 1d. and 21/2d. envelopes to Gibraltar or Portugal, etc. (36) Photo. (Image1) Est. £150-180 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 670 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: 1907 (Nov. 21) G.B. 3d. International Reply Coupon with Nassau and New Cross Rd/S.E. (London) c.d.s’s, faint vertical crease, very scarce use from Bahamas. Ex Hanman. Photo. (Image1) Est. £100-120 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 671 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: K.G.VI selection incl. 1938 11/2d. postcard used to Beirut, 1941 2d. postcard overprinted “SPECIMEN”, used locally on first day of issue, 1943 7d. aerogramme unfolded with “SPECIMEN” overprint, used to Toronto and taxed and used in 1954 with private printed advertisement on message side, 1944 2d. registration envelope to New York franked 21/2d. pair with customs label on reverse and scarce Customs House with manuscript censor endorsement, etc. Ex Hanman. (45) Photo. (Image1) Est. £140-180 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 672 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Q.E.II selection registration envelopes collection incl. registration envelopes with 1954 4d. with and without stop after “IT”, 1962 4d. to U.S.A. franked 8d. and with “FOUND IN ORDINARY MAIL” mark, 1967 8c. to U.S.A. franked 12c. and 15c. with express label, 1961 4d. postcards unused and used and with printed band for a batch of twelve, etc. (47) Photo. (Image1) Est. £100-150 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 673 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Air Letter collection on annotated leaves incl. 1963 8d. unwatermarked unused and used to London, latter with central vignette missing, Harrison printings unused and used to London both showing severely misplaced frames and vignettes, 1968 10c. (with message but unaddressed) with all colours (and inscriptions) missing except reddish purple, 1966 10c. on 8c. used to Brussels, 1971 11c. used to Hong Kong, etc. (40) Photo. (Image1) Est. £300-400 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 674 Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Air Letters: 1943 K.G.VI 7d. file copy with manuscript “Approved subject of the weight of the form not exceeding 1/12th. of 1oz” and initialled, also marked “F11b” and further initialled with “13/7” some creasing and minor toning, otherwise fine. Ex Harman. Photo. (Image1) Est. £250-300 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 675 , entire, etc. Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Air Letters: 1965 8d. air letter with olive-green omitted resulting in country name and Queen’s Head missing, fine, unused with normal item for comparison. Ex Kaspar and Harman. Photo. (Image1) Est. £250-300 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 676 , entire, etc. Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Air Letter: 1965 8d. leaving only the sail boats in the vignette, unused, fine and rare. Ex Harman. Photo. (Image1) Est. £200-250 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 677 , entire, etc. Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Air Letters: 1965 8d., two unused examples, one with vignette misplaced spectacularly, other with vignette completely omitted, fine. E Harman. Photo. (Image1) Est. £200-250 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 678 , entire, etc. Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1901 De La Rue 1d. ‘Staircase’ proof struck in black of the accepted design for the 1d. postal envelope, some discolouration and a trace of fold, rare. Ex Harman. Photo. (Image1) Est. £200-300 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 679 , entire, etc. Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Postcards: 1892 Q.V. 1d. postcard, De LaRue essay in carmine on buff card, with value tablet hand painted in Chinese white, endorsed “Approved 14th. April 1892” with initials “EEB” (E.E. Blake Chief Crown Agent), further initialled in red below stamp. Ex Harman. Photo. (Image1) Est. £500-600 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 680 , entire, etc. Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Postcards: 1892 Q.V. “ONE PENNY” on 1d. reply card, three unused examples, two with misplaced surcharges, one with double surcharge on reply card, fine. Ex Harman. Photo. (Image1) Est. £120-150 Closing..Dec-03, 03:30 AM EST. 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