NEW SOUTH WALES continued...
NEW SOUTH WALES continued...
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Symbol |
Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
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 1903-08 Re-Issued Diadems 3d yellow-green Perf 12 SG 327b marginal horizontal pair from the left of the sheet Imperf at Left,
large-part original gum. Ex Gary Diffen: each of his two pairs sold for £264. (Image1) (Image2)
Get Market Data for [Australia (New South Wales) 327b] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 1905 'COMMONWEALTH' Crown/A 9d yellow-brown & blue Perf 11 ACSC N51 (SG 352a) corner block of 4 from the upper-right of the sheet,
light bend across the upper-right unit (unmounted), lightly mounted, Cat $1200+ (£520+) for mounted singles. Ex 'Dubois' (Part IV): sold for SFr244. (Image1) (Image2)
Get Market Data for [Australia (New South Wales) 352a] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 803 |
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 1907 Emergency Printings on Victorian Crown/A Wmk Paper 1/- purple-brown Kangaroo ACSC N61 (SG 362) marginal block of 4 from the
top of the sheet, unmounted, Cat $480+ (£300+) for mounted singles. (Image1) (Image2)
Get Market Data for [Australia (New South Wales) 362] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 804 |
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 'O.S.' OVERPRINTS: 1890-92 duplicated array with many blocks & a few varieties, 'Specimen' Overprints & Monogram blocks, better
items include ½d on 1d blocks of 4 x2 & block of 8, 7½d on 6d 'HALFP NNY' & block of 4, 12½d on 1/- two blocks of 4 (one with Broken 'O' in 'O S'), etc, generally fine to very fine with some unmounted units. Good study lot.
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Estimate AU$800
SOLD for AU$850.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 805 |
O |
 OVERPRINTED 'OS': 1887-90 Overprinted 'POSTAGE' in Blue £1 mauve & claret overprinted 'O S' Type 1 SG O38, poorly-centred as
always, small closed scissor-cut at lower-left, untidy Sydney duplex cancels, Cat £19,000. RPSV Certificate (2002).
This is the rarest face-different stamp of all the Australian Colonies and the Commonwealth! Only nine examples - three unused and six used, one of which is in the Royal Collection - are recorded. On this basis it should be worth more than the
Queensland Two Corners 6d ($25,000+) of which some 18 examples are known. Absent from such important collections as John White, 'Carrington' (Mark Dankin), Sir Gawaine Baillie, 'Chartwell', 'Besancon' and 'Dubois'. Sold at our auction of 5.8.2021 for
$20,365 (Sale 245 Lot 490). (Image1) (Image2)
Get Market Data for [Australia (New South Wales) O38] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$15,000
SOLD for AU$17,000.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 806 |
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 TELEGRAPH STAMPS: 1871 1d to 8/- (Perf 10) SG T1-8a complete, the 2/- to 8/- are remarkably fine, the 1/- with minor blemishes & no
gum, otherwise very lightly mounted with large-part o.g., Cat £6050. Probably the finest set we have encountered: superior quality to Guy Hutson's set, that sold in 2013 for £3000.
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Get Market Data for [Australia (New South Wales) T1-8a complete] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$5,000
SOLD for AU$3,800.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
Datestamps & Other Town Markings
| LotNo. |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
| 807 |
 PSE |
 Priority Paid mail huge accumulation of 1970s-90s material completely filling four archive boxes with a wide variety of standard,
'time-clock' & rubber postmarks from all over the State including Reliefs as well as instructional markings including 'DELAYED BY/AIRLINE DIFFICULTIES', 'RECEIVED OUT OF COURSE' & 'LODGED AT POST OFFICE AGENCY - ACCEPTED ON A NO GUARANTEE BASIS',
also advertising, Business Reply, Certified Mail, Advice of Delivery, etc, lots of commercial usages of PSEs including rarely-seen commemorative issues, also counter-printed labels, meters, etc, condition a little variable but most are fine to very
fine. Weighs 34kg. Ex Woodchip-Free Zone (Rod Perry).
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Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 808 |
S |
 Molonglo Defence Camp: 'MOLONGLO DEFENCE CAMP/30AP18/NSW' two largely complete very fine strikes on KGV 1d pink punctured 'OS'
(ACSC 71Tbb; Cat $400+ for singles) amateurishly rejoined horizontal pair. WWI internment camp in the ACT: PO 7.3.1918; renamed Molonglo Concentration Camp 19.6.1918, only three months later. Michael Drury Cerificate (2017) as ACSC 71Ta (watermark
inverted; which they are not). (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$340.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 809 |
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 Mount Kosciusko: 'MOUNT KOSCIUSKO/29DE1920/N.S.W.' largely very fine complete strike (ERD?) on KGV 2d orange on cover to Sydney
with superb 'HOTEL KOSCIUSKO, NSW' handstamp in blue at lower-left, a few minor blemishes. Renamed from The Hospice (Kosciusko) PO 5.6.1909; TO 29.7.1942; PO 1.4.1946; closed 23.5.1961. The only similar item we have offered in the last 25 years sold
at our auction of 27.7.2009 for $299 (Sale 147 Lot 365). (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 810 |
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 Sue City: 'SUE CITY/3FE60/NSW-AUST' largely very fine strike on 1/- Lyrebird on real photo PPC of the settlement to California
dated "JAN 28" suggesting the PO may not have operated every day. PO 5.1.1959; closed 8.12.1961. Commercial or social mail from any of the short-lived Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electricity Scheme POs is very scarce. The sender was apparently the daughter
of an engineer employed by one of the American contractors, probably the Henry J Kaiser Corporation. See 'Here Today - Gone Tomorrow: the Temporary [Snowy Scheme] POs' by American-born Mark Diserio, whose father was an engineer on the Snowy, & who
lived at Sue City for two years. No, Mark is not the vendor! (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$180.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 811 |
S= |
 Travelling Post Offices: Mostly KGV period collection in Devon album with many scarce items & many fine to very fine strikes
including on eight covers, condition variable.
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
Postal History
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Symbol |
Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
| 812 |
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 Range including 1859 envelope to "Canada West" with Diadems 2d blue and 6d brown Watermark Error '8' horizontal pair
(cut-to-shape), 1884 Trade Protective Institute Trade Report wrapper with 1d red solo, 1898 registered to Wales with QV 2½d violet & 3d green, 1901 to Tatts officially registered, 1904 to Holland with French 'LIGNE N/PAQ.FR.No8' datestamp on the
face, 1912 with QV ½d & '100 POSTED' cachet, illustrated advertising envelopes for The Australia Hotel 1892 to Melbourne and George Warden Saddler & Harness Maker 1907 to Hobart plus Orient Line formular lettercard with menu within, other postcards
including 1903 'Public Works Dept' to Germany with 1d Arms x2 tied 'TRAVELLING PO No3 SOUTH A' cds, 1905 to Casino with ½d solo only and 'MORE TO PAY/1D' handstamp, to Egypt x5 taxed as underpaying letter rate and to France with QV 2½d blue correctly
paying letter rate, plus inwards from New Zealand with 'LOOSE SHIP/LETTER' cachet, 1906 unfranked with NSW 2d Postage Due, 1907 to Washington with USA 2c Postage Due, 1909 to GB with Port Said 'PAQUEBOT' handstamp tying 1d Arms, also 1905 envelope to
USA with 1d Arms pair only and USA 2c Postage Due, 1911 Blue Funnel Line envelope to Scotland with 2d x2 and 'LATE FEE PAID/G.P.O' handstamp, etc, condition a little variable but most are fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$380.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 813 |
PSE |
 Postal Stationery usages including 1890 Centennial 1d violet 'OS' Public Schools Savings Bank Returns long-format envelope to
Sydney, 1891 Registration Envelope 'THREE PENCE' on 4d red to GB with 5d for double rate, 1894 ½d grey STO envelope to USA with ½d grey added, 1897 unfranked OHMS envelope with 'POSTAGE PAID SYDNEY' cds, 1899 Wrapper ½d grey to Germany with ½d green
added, 1906 Registration Envelope to USA with QV 2½d indigo x3 for triple rate, 1907 Postal Card to Germany taxed, 1911 Lettercard 1½d orange to England with Sydney 'SPECIAL' cds taxed and 1908 to USA with 1d Arms added, 1912 Registration Envelope
'THREE PENCE' on 4d red to Victoria with Sydney red & black/white R label, other destinations include Canada, Fiji, New Zealand, Japan, etc, also a few unused including QV ½d grey STO envelope for Harrison Jones & Devlin very fine plus 2d blue 'OS'
overprints with obliterating bars x2 one in red, the other in black on Government Printing Office envelope, condition generally fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 814 |
/D |
 Small box of late-19th century family correspondence with some postal history/postmark interest including rare cds of 'ARKSTONE'
(1902) & 'SWALLOWS NEST' (1882 & 1883), very mixed condition; plus the generally very fine contents including receipts & insurance policies with beautifully engraved banners many with Revenues to 2/6d some with commercial perfins. Never before on the
market.
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$380.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 815 |
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 1845 (Jan 21) entire headed "Post Office Albury" & signed "SHRoss Postmaster", to Melbourne with largely fine strikes of the
rounded-boxed 'PAID AT/ALBURY' h/s (White et al #P15) in red, the reverse with oval 'ALBURY/NEW.S.WALES' & 'MELBOURNE/PORT PHILLIP' arrival, vertical central filing fold. PO 1.4.1843. Ex Moya Land (2002), Brian Peace - sold at our auction of
27.7.2009 for $1570 (Sale 148 Lot 1081) - and 'Dubois' (Part IV): sold for SFr610. (Image1)
Get Market Data for [Australia (New South Wales) P15) in red] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$1,000
SOLD for AU$750.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 816 |
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 1850-72 Trans-Pacific mail comprising 1850 entire "Per Albatross/Capt Knowles" placed in the mails on arrival with light San
Francisco cds & '2' handstamp both in red (pre-Gold Rush mail to the United States is rare); 1852 to New York via San Francisco with tiny 'Reply/quickly' wafer on the flap; 1853 & 1857 outers both with San Francisco arrival & 'SHIP/6' "clamshell"
handstamp; 1867 to Rhode Island via Panama per New Zealand Line at 6d rate with part '[NY S]TEAMSHIP/ 10 ' cds; and 1872 fragile but very attractive cover to Wisconsin with Diadem 1/- carmine tied by Sydney duplex, San Francisco transit & superb '20'
handstamp, condition variable but all highly presentable to fine. Scarce group. Ex Dale Forster.
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Estimate AU$600
SOLD for AU$460.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 817 |
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 1875-90 Trans-Pacific Treaty mail each with 'PAID ALL' handstamp, the earliest & one other with circular type in red or violet, the
others with oval type in various colours, mostly 6d rates but including triple-rate with DLR 6d & 1/- and the last with scarce franking of 8d Lyrebird (no handstamp), addressed to California x5 (one an 1876 mourning cover to the San Francisco Chief
of Police, after whom Ellis Street was named), Connecticut (with 6d carmine-pink), Indiana, Massachusetts x2, Minnesota, New York or Ohio, mostly fine to very fine. Ex Dale Forster.
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 818 |
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 1882 (Oct 24) envelope to GB endorsed "Overland to Melbourne/via Suez & Brindisi - Per Verona" with Diadems 8d yellow tied by
duplex with 'GOULBURN' at the base, light but legible 'TRAVELLING P.O. SOUTH No.3/NSW' cds (Type 3S3; ERD) and Melbourne transits of the next day and Birmingham 'DE 7/82' arrival backstamps, a little roughly opened with a closed tear across the back
flap & minor blemishes. A nice example of mail routed south via Melbourne to catch an earlier sailing: the Verona left Melbourne on 26.10.1882. If sent via Sydney it would have had to wait for the Ancona departing two weeks later. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 819 |
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 1886 (Aug 11) overweight cover to GB with remarkable franking of De La Rue 2d x12 - almost certainly the largest recorded multiple
on cover - tied by multiple strikes of the 36-Rays '85' (rated RRRR) of 'BOOLIGAL' (cds below), fine 'DEFICIENT POSTAGE ("1/6")/FINE ("1/6")' handstamp. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$140.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
| 820 |
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 1887 (March 14) slightly oversized envelope to Victoria with QV 2d blue pair & 1/- black (scarce on commercial cover) tied by
Sydney duplex cancels, Melbourne arrival backstamp, light vertical fold clear of the adhesives & a couple of minor blemishes. The inter-Colonial rate was 2d per ½oz, this item weighing up to 4oz (unusually on an envelope that will nicely fit on an
album page). (Image1)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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