NEW SOUTH WALES continued...
Postal Stationery
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Lot Description |
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 Mostly used group 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 Letter Card 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$250
SOLD for AU$190.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
| 105 |
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 Partly-annotated collection of Postal Cards including 1875 QV 1d salmon essay on flimsy stock with 'To' in Script HG 1 (superb),
others with various printed advices on the reverse, also Jubilee 2d blue 'SPECIMEN' overprint x2 plus another ten with various types of 'Specimen' overprint, a couple overprinted 'OS', etc, condition variable but the unused are generally fine to very
fine.
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Estimate AU$350
SOLD for AU$270.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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 ENVELOPES: 1870 QV 1d die proof in black on glazed card (94x61mm) with handstamped date 'Jan 10 1870'. Rare and superb. Ex De La
Rue Archives - not illustrated by Frank Walton. Sold for $1048 at our auction of 20.1.2007 (Sale 125 Lot 365). The date confirms this as a postal stationery proof: the adhesive stamp in this design was issued six years earlier. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$600
SOLD for AU$460.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
| 107 |
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 ENVELOPES - OFFICIAL: Study of the varieties including paper stocks, paper stocks, Coats of Arms, printing flaws, etc, comprising
QV 6d violet 'OS'-in-Die unused, postally used x11 one with superb 'TRAVELLING P.O.NORTH/NSW' transit cds on the face, CTO x2 and 'SPECIMEN' overprint, QV 6d red 'OS'-in-Die unused, used x8, CTO x2 and 'SPECIMEN' overprint x9, and Captain Cook 5d
green 'OS'-in-Die unused x3, used x8, CTO and 'SPECIMEN' overprint x3, other postmark & postal history interest, condition variable but most are presentable. Rarely available in such quantity. Ex John Bell (NSW).
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$380.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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 ENVELOPES - STAMPED TO ORDER: 1899 usage of Arms 1d red+1d red 'doubleton' for Robert Porter & Co Brewers (London)'s Sydney agents
promoting 'Bull Dog Ale & Stout' with multi-coloured illustration of beer bottle at left, used 1899 to Melbourne with Sydney duplex cancels, small closed tear at right edge & some light marks. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
| 109 |
PSE |
 POSTAL CARDS: 1897-98 Undivided Back Arms 1d red & Numeral 1½d blue all-different goup with a variety of colours with or without
'GREETINGS ...' header, predominantly used including 1d Hawkesbury River with Excursion Steamer in black to Belgium with QV ½d added (and another in red-brown with message but unused), 1d Hawkesbury River Bridge to Germany without added franking &
taxed, 1½d Broken Hill Silver Mines & 1½d Fairy Dell Waterfall both to Germany, etc, also 1d Technological Museum & College superb unused and 1d Mosmans Bay Sydney Harbour & 1½d GPO both CTO, condition a little variable but many are fine to very
fine.
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Estimate AU$600
SOLD for AU$480.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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 POSTAL CARDS: 1897-1898 Undivided Back Arms 1d red Die I triptych of 'Hawkesbury Bridge', 'Post Office Tower' and 'The Three
Sisters Katoomba' in purple-brown inscribed 'WITH CHRISTMAS GREETINGS' in blue, light bend at lower-right & a few minor blemishes, unused. One of the scarcest scenes. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
| 111 |
PSE |
 POSTAL CARDS: 1908 Visit of the American Fleet 1½d blue HG 35, unused. Superb. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$100
SOLD for AU$320.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
| 112 |
PSE |
 POSTAL CARDS - OFFICIAL: 1d Arms Die I for NSW Goverment Railways with view of 'LAKE COOTAPATAMBA...' (riders on horseback),
unused. One of the rarest views. These cards are a fascinating subject. This is Type 5c, with stamp in standard position; ornate dividers; message with dotted lines before 'Your obedient Servant'; Parcel Agent's name printed. Sold at our auction of
2.9.2006 for $815 (Sale 123 Lot 644). Lake Cootapatamba is a post-glacial tarn in the Kosciusko National Park. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$525.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
| 113 |
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 POSTAL CARDS - OFFICIAL: 1907 usage of Arms 1d red Die II 'COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA' heading punctured 'GR' with printed advice
for 'Government Railways/Parcels Office/Sydney Station' on the reverse, to Kensington NSW with Sydney duplex cancel, a few blemishes.
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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 POSTAL CARDS - OFFICIAL: 1910 usage of 'COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA' Heading Arms 1d red Die II punctured 'OS/NSW' with logo &
printed advice for 'The Australian Museum' on the reverse, to Germany with QV ½d green punctured 'OS/NSW' tied by 1910 Balmain cds, very fine.
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Estimate AU$100
SOLD for AU$190.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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 POSTAL CARDS - OFFICIAL: 1911 usage of 'COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA' Heading 1½d blue punctured 'OS/NSW' with printed black mourning
border for the death of King Edward VII on the face and printed advice for 'Geological Survey' on the reverse, to the USA with Sydney machine cancel, a couple of very minor blemishes & a trifle aged. Unlisted in Higgins & Gage. Our vendor states that
about six examples are known. The only other example we have offered - to Belgium; minor corner bend - sold at our auction of 25.6.2005 for $661 (Sale 116 Lot 582). (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$750.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
Datestamps & Other Town Markings
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Symbol |
Lot Description |
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| 116 |
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 Datestamps on KGV Heads collection from 'ABERMAIN' to 'YOOROONAH' including 'BERYL', 'BISMUTH', 'CORBIE HILL', 'COX'S RIVER' 1918,
'EXCELSIOR', 'GULAR RAILWAY', 'HUME RESERVOIR', 'KIPPAX'S', 'LANGLEY VALE' 1917 Type 2(ii), 'MINE CAMP' 1928 with inverted dateslugs, 'MIOWERA' (used at Gongolgon), 'NORTH TUMBULGUM', 'PRETTY PINE', 'RHINE FALLS', 'RUFUS RIVER', 'SHOOTERS HILL',
'STONY CROSSING', 'TANTONAN', 'TYAGARAH', 'VALLA GOLD MINE', 'YALLAKOOL', and many more, also a range of Sydney markings, TPO cancels, cut-down Reliefs, abnormals including '[WA]RIALDA/STATION' two-line cachet on 1d red and Barred Numeral '1470'
(rated RRR) of Welcome Reefs on KGV 1d red, plus a little Australian Capital Territory including 'AINSLIE', 'BRUCE', 'DUNTROON/AUSTRALIA' and recut '.../F.C.T.', etc, the strikes a little variable but many are fine to very fine and some are superb.
Ex Max Melville.
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$725.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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 Extensive collection in six large binders from the Colonial-era onwards including 'ACACIA PLATEAU' 1937 on KGV 2d red on-piece,
'ARDELTHAN TIN MINES' 1925 on KGV 1½d red on-piece, 'ASH ISLAND' 1938 on-piece, 'ATHOLWOOD' 1935 on 2d ANZAC on-piece, 'AURVILL' 1938 on KGVI 2d red on-piece, 'CASULA MILITARY CAMP' 1916 two strikes on KGV 1d red pair, 'CLAIRVILLE' 1938 on-piece,
'COCKLE CREEK' 1900 on 1d Arms on-piece, 'CREMORNE WHARF' 1940 on censored cover to USA with typed provisional R label, 'CUMBALUM' 1938 on-piece, 'EAST MINTO' 1924 framed cds alongside KGV 1½d green tied 'MINTO' cds, 'FOUR MILE CREEK' 1942 on KGVI
2½d red on-piece, 'GREEN POINT' 1925 on KGV 1½d red on-piece, 'HUME RESERVOIR' 1934 on KGV 5d brown on-piece, 'JEIR' 1921 on KGV 2d orange on-piece, 'LIMEKILNS' 1916 framed on KGV 1d red, etc, also various Lord Howe Island & Norfolk Island markings
including 'LHI' in bars on 1d Arms pair on-piece, Military & RAAF PO datestamps, some Numeral cancels including a few 'ties', TPOs & Reliefs, pictorial cancels on souvenir covers, Closing Day covers, etc, plenty of postal history interest also, the
quality of the strikes a little variable but many are fine to very fine. Weighs 11kg.
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$1,000.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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 Extensive collection of mostly Sydney types including killers, concentric ovals, duplexes including experimental types, backstamps,
ship mail, late fee, newspaper, postage paid, parcel rollers, registered, early machines, etc, also other inner-city POs and a few early numerals on QV Laureates; a few oddities including '2' tax handstamp on Laureates 2d, boxed 'MISSENT
TO/SYDNEY/NSW' on Queensland No Wmk 6d and two strikes of '...ION DIVISION' crown seal on ½d grey, 'NZ/MARINE PO' cds on 2½d strip of 3, two cancelled at Nouméa & two at Vila, etc, also substantial postal history interest noted 1897 to USA with
Diadems 5d tied by 'LOOSE LETTER' handstamps, three 1904 covers inwards from New Zealand to Tatts, Tasmania with 'LOOSE SHIP/ETTER' double-ring cachets, 1910 to USA with 'LATE FEE PAID/G.P.O' handstamp and a range of earlier items plus a few picture
postcards, etc, condition variable but generally fine to very fine. Ex John Bell (NSW).
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$725.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
Postal History
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 1850s group of entire letters, outers & envelopes with Laureates frankings mostly Evans correspondence with various 2d printings -
one with part-Imprint - and an excellent range of shades, one with postmaster's manuscript "Tarcutta Jan 9 1852" on the reverse, another with boxed 'PADDINGTON' Receiving Office backstamp, a few OHMS items; also One Penny solo frankings x4 (one a
rare provincial usage at West Maitland, one with boxed ' 6 /OCLOCK' handstamp), 1d pair x2, 1d with 2d pair to England; and Three Pence solo to London x2 (one with impressive bold '1D' handstamp) or Hobart, 3d to Great Britain x2 with large '3' or
'5' handstamp in red, fine strip of 3 on front to London with 'Registered/Sydney' handstamp; also 1860s cover to London with Imperf 'REGISTERED' (6d) & Diadems 6d with Pre-Printing Paper Fold (sadly defective); lots of postmark interest including
some very fine Barred Numerals, condition variable but many are fine to very fine. Ex John Bell (NSW).
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Estimate AU$1,500
SOLD for AU$2,000.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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 1850s-60s group of entire letters, outers & envelopes to Great Britain mostly with QV Diadems Imperforate 6d in an array of shades,
many with the ship's name endorsed including "James Baines", "Helen Baird", "King Philip", "Nimrod", "Columbian", "Ottowa", "Emeu", "Benares", "Salsette", "Earl of Sefton", "Oliver Cromwell" & "Red Jacket" (with 'INSUFFICIENTLY/ STAMPED' handstamp),
etc, several with British '3' or '5' accountancy handstamps in red, also 1859 (May) to France per "Columbian" (the ship was damaged off Kangaroo Island, repaired at Adelaide & again at Mauritius); perforated frankings include 1861 three-colour with
1d 2d & 6d, 1870 registered with 6d plus De La Rue 4d, etc; some postmark interest, condition rather mixed but many are fine and/or attractive. Ex John Bell (NSW).
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Estimate AU$1,000
SOLD for AU$1,450.00
Closing..Sep-22, 07:30 PM |
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