Postal History - KGVI Usages and Rates continued...
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Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
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 Commemoratives including NSW Sesquicentenary 9d, six with AIF 6d and several with setenant pairs or blocks, includes airmail,
registered, express & taxed usages plus some advertising covers, a few better destinations, WWII usages including aerogramme with scarce red/yellow censor label of Sydney, etc, condition variable, generally fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$750
SOLD for AU$575.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
| 442 |
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 Long airmail covers mostly WWII period with high value frankings including with Robes 5/- x4 & 10/- x3 and Arms 10/- x2 (both solo
frankings), condition variable.
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$380.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
| 443 |
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 Oversize covers mostly airmails to GB or USA with Robes frankings 1941 at 19/8d with 5/- x3, 1946 at 18/- with 5/- & 10/-, 1947 at
17/9d (registered) including 5/- & 10/-, 1947 at 12/9d (registered) with Thin Paper 5/-, 1948 at 9/3d with Thin Paper 5/-; and Arms frankings 1960 at £1/2/6d with 5/- x4, 1955 at £4 with 5/- x11, 1956 at £1/2/- with 10/-, 1956 £1/6/- with 10/- x2,
1964 £1/7/- with 10/- pair, 1956 £1/12/- with 10/- & £1, 1952 at £5/8/9d (registered) with £1 block of 5; also 1953 Singapore Crash at 14/- with 10/-, or £1/16/- with £1; and several others including OHMS with scarce solo franking of KGVI 2½d
purple-brown punctured 'VG', and 1940 stampless OAS calico pouch from Palestine; condition variable but all presentable to fine.
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Estimate AU$1,000
SOLD for AU$750.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 Commercial covers selected for the airmail labels with several very unusual private types including 'DIRECT AIR MAIL' that we don't
recall having seen, scarce WWII yellow & black x2 and green & blue x3, several types printed on the envelopes, etc, various rates, mostly domestic but including to Malaya, Uganda and Dutch Indies, generally fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 Complete parcel tags with high value frankings including two with Robes 10/- & two with £1 x2, one with Arms 10/- x2 & six with £1,
all domestic mostly for Millars' Timber & Trading Co Ltd (Perth) for the weekly payroll, rates from 6d to £2/3/3½d (including 3d registration + ½d war tax), fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$800
SOLD for AU$1,150.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 Complete domestic parcel labels at an array of rates to 4/- with frankings to 2/- Kangaroo including a rare solo usage of the 1/3d
Bull (1/- + 3d registration; Cat $450 for solo), a few with the office printed on the label, one at Forces concessional rate of 1/- for a parcel up to 3lb, some postmark interest, condition variable.
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$675.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 Permit Mail (sealed envelopes at otherwise unsealed rates) franked with KGVI 1½d purple-brown x3 (two for Shell with different
permit numbers, and an illustrated advertising cover for Martin Wilson Bros in Brisbane), 2d scarlet Die II, 2d mauve x2, 1942 2d mauve x2 (one probably No Wmk), 5½d Emu airmail, and 1951 2½d brown (Cat $500 for a solo franking), a few blemishes.
Very scarce group.
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Estimate AU$600
SOLD for AU$460.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 Registration Envelopes KGVI 5d to 1/0½d with a wide array of rates and various upratings to 5/- Robes or 5/- Arms including for
surface to Malaya, Jamaica, South Africa, Belgium, Denmark, the various Allied Zones in Germany, Holland with 'VRIJ VAN BELASTING/...' label, or airmail to Hong Kong, Austria, Norway, Sweden, Yugoslavia, Canada & Argentina, etc, several with 'DOUANE'
(= Customs) labels & one to Czechoslovakia with 'Poplatkovy/listek' label & 'CLA PROSTO' handstamp on the reverse, also fourteen with 'COMPENSATION' handstamp or similar manuscript endorsements, plenty of postmark interest, generally fine to very
fine. A very useful lot.
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Estimate AU$750
SOLD for AU$575.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937-49 KGVI & Zoological Definitives frankings with all values to 5/- Robes including registered, express, taxed & advertising
covers, many internal & overseas airmails at a variety of rates, strong WWII content, generally fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$600
SOLD for AU$460.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937-40 Commemorative frankings mostly NSW Sesquicentenary with a few registered including to USA with 3d pair tied by scarce
'CORBIE HILL/NSW' cds (LRD; closed 13.4.1940) & red/white provisional R label, etc, many 3d or 9d on airmail covers including to Java (with NSW Sesqui poster stamp tied by machine cancel), Hong Kong, France, South Africa etc, several uprated for
Late Fees including with a 1913 Penny Kangaroo!, a couple with Greek Currency Control handstamps, also a few with AIF 6d including local registered with 'COMPENSATION' handstamp in rosine, condition variable but generally fine to very fine. A very
unusual lot that could be developed into a fine One Frame exhibit.
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Estimate AU$750
SOLD for AU$575.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937 (June 8) airmail to "Burmah" [sic] with KGVI 2d Die I & Large Lyrebird 1/- tied by Sydney cds, 'LATE FEE.' Handstamp in
violet, 'RANGOON GPO/17JUN37/...' arrival backstamp, central vertical fold. Rare destination. The rate was 1/1d + 1d late fee. Per 'Adelaide' ex Sydney 9.6.1937 & 'Artemis' ex Singapore 13.6.1937. Ted Proud states arrived Calcutta 17.6.1937 but
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
| 452 |
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 1937 (July 1) usage of KGV 1½d Postal Card on Flimsy Stock airmail to Germany with Five Colour Franking of KGV 5d, KGVI Die I 1d &
2d pair + Cable 3d tied by Melbourne cds, Greek currency control handstamp. The all-up postcard rate was 1/1d, but the sender overlooked the 1½d value of the Postal Card.
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937 (July 28) Massey Harris cover airmail to Netherlands Indies with Small Lyrebird 1/- Perf 13½x14 tied by Melbourne cds, with
faint 'SOERABAJA' arrival cds, 'INCONNU' (backstamp) & 'RETOUR' handstamps both in red, airmail label crossed-out and returned by surface mail. Sold at our auction of 30.11.2019 for $318. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937 (Aug 3) commercial express cover to Melbourne with Small Kookaburra 6d tied by 'BIRCHIP/VIC-AUST' cds, entire black/green
'URGENT LETTERS/FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY/BY/TELEGRAPH MESSENGER' label affixed at the left, minor faults. [From 1901, the express fee inclusive of postage was 6d. Richard Breckon states that in 1935 a more complex fee structure was introduced, under
which this cover should have been rated 9d. Sold at our auctions of 15.5.2004 & 30.11.2019 for $362 & $378 respectively] (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937 (Nov 5) airmail to Germany with 1/- Lyrebird + NSW Sesquicentary 2d 3d & 9d tied by Sydney cds, superb 'LATE FEE' handstamp,
Athens transit backstamp and Greek currency control handstamp, 'BRAUNSCHWEIG 1/18.11.37' arrival backstamp. The 'all-up' rate via Greece was 2/1d + 1d late fee. A marvellous commercial use with a complete set of commemoratives. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$115.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937 (Nov 16) airmail to France with 3-issue franking of KGV 1d, 1/- Lyrebird and NSW Sesquicentary 2d and 9d tied by 'BOTANY/NSW'
cds, French 'MULHOUSE P-L/1-12/37/HAUT-RHIN' arrival backstamp minor blemishes. The rate was 1/9d + 3d registration. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$115.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937 (Nov 24) airmail to the Netherlands with 1/- Lyrebird + 9d NSW Sesquicentenary tied by Sydney cds, almost complete '[SERV]ICE
POSTAL FRANCAIS/Correspondance retardée/par accident d'Avion./Priere de ne pas taxer.' (= 'Delayed in aircraft accident. Pray do not tax') handstamp (Nierinck Type e, Cat SFr220 in 1995) in violet & superb 'ENKHUIZEN/ 15.XII/1937' arrival backstamp.
Per 'Cygnus', which sank at Brindisi 5.12.1937. The rate was 1/9d for air to France, then by rail. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937 (Nov 9) PPC airmail to Hungary with NSW Sesquicentenary 3d & 9d tied by Melbourne cds, Greek currency control cachet, the
airmail label crossed-out indicating air service terminated at Athens. The postcard rate was 1/- for 'all-the-way' airmail or 11d air to Greece only, so apparently diverted to surface mail in error. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$210.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1937 (Dec 3) usage of KGV 1½d Postal Card uprated with KGV 1½d & KGVI 3d blue Die I tied by Melbourne cds, airmail to Hong Kong
addressed in English & Chinese with the message in Chinese, indistinct postman's (?) handstamp in red. A rare postcard usage. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$575.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
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 1938 (Jan) to "US Naval Hospital/Philadelphia" & endorsed "via Mariposa [ship] & New Zealand/USA Air Service" but sent by
'all-the-way' airmail via Hong Kong (backstamp of 31JA/38) with 6d Kookaburra x3 + NSW Sesquicentenary 9d violet x4 (a little discoloured) tied by Melbourne cds. The sender intended that it would be carried by ship to California and US domestic
airmail, but that facility was withdrawn on 19.4.1937, when the Aust-Hong Kong-USA air service was introduced. The 'all-up' rate was 4/8d, so this was 2d underpaid but not taxed. The rate via air to London was only 1/7d, so the via Hong Kong route
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Estimate AU$250
SOLD for AU$190.00
Closing..Aug-26, 08:00 PM |
