NEW SOUTH WALES continued...
Postal History continued...
| LotNo. |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
| 1831 |
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1882 (Dec 16) envelope to "Waterbury, Connecticut", USA endorsed 'via San Francisco" with QV De La Rue 2d blue horizontal strip of
4 tied by four light but legible 'R.P./N.S.W' undated circle cancels used onboard Travelling Post Office sorting carriage and poor TPO cds backstamp, Sydney transit alongside where 'PAID ALL' oval cachet in violet originally applied on the face
subsequently crossed out and taxed "4d" in black ink, San Francisco 'JAN/23' transit where '8'[c] circular tax handstamp applied on the face and Waterbury 'JAN/30' arrival cds on the reverse, a few blemishes and light aging marks. The NSW-USA treaty
letter rate was 6d per ½oz inclusive of inland delivery charges; the item was either overweight or assessed an additional rate of postage as a late fee for posting directly onto the train. Carried by Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co 'City of New York'
departing Sydney 28.12.1882 via Auckland. Ex John Barwis. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1832 |
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1891 (Apr 25) inwards envelope from USA with Baby Banknotes Washington 2c red & Webster 10c green tied by cork killers and largely
fine 'LUNDY'S LANE/PA.' [Pennsylvania] cds alongside, 'ALBION/PA', Pittsburgh & San Francisco transit backstamps and Sydney 'MY22/91' cds arrival alongside, redirected to Bathurst, NSW and re-posted with NSW Centennial 2d Emu affixed on the face tied
by Sydney duplex cancel, a few minor edge faults. The rate was 12c per ½oz treaty; this was reduced to 5c per ½oz UPU on 1.10.1891 when the Australian Colonies joined the UPU. Carried by trans-continental railroad to San Francisco and Pacific Mail
Steam Ship Co 'Monowai' departing 1.5.1891 via Auckland. Ex John Barwis. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1833 |
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1907 (July 3) Kerry Series 'Fern Dell' picture postcard to "Constantinople, Turkey" with Arms 1d red solo tied by indistinct
numeral cancel with light 'BAYVIEW/NSW' cds alongside, taxed with Sydney 'N.S.W/T/5' [centimes] shield handstamp on the face, Egypt 'SUEZ/6-VIII07' transit and 'BRITISH POST OFFICE/AU 12/07/CONSTANTINOPLE' arrival plus local datestamp alongside where
Turkish Postage Due 20p red affixed, forwarded to "St Bianchi, St Stefano" Italy and the Postage Due crossed out, minor blemishes. The rate was 1½d UPU foreign postcard. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
QUEENSLAND
Moreton Bay District
| LotNo. |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
| 1834 |
S |
Selection of NSW Imperfs used at the various Moreton Bay District offices with Barred Numerals including '108' (rated RR) of
Goode's Inn and light '152' (RRR) of Taroom and Rays '133' (RRR) of Myall Creek and '214' (RRR) of Toowoomba (on very fine 1d pair; sold at our auction of 7.2.2014 for $287), the strikes generally fair to fine, the stamps include Laureates 6d (cut
very close but of fine appearance), Diadems 6d with full margins x5 & 'REGISTERED' (6d) x3 (margins in places).
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$900.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1835 |
/D |
Hetherington Brothers correspondence with 1843 part-entire from NSW to Richard Hetherington at the family seat in Scotland with
light 'PAID AT/MAITLAND' handstamp (sold at a Melbourne auction in 2013 for $420), 1854 & 1855 envelopes with enclosed letters from Richard at "Port Curtis" to William at "Bonshaw/ Frasers Creek" the first with very fine previously unrecorded 28mm
'GLADSTONE/N S W' backstamp & the other with Richard's postmaster's manuscript "Gladstone Febry 23rd 1855" & previously unrecorded 28mm 'BYRON/N S W' backstamp, 1855 entire also to William, 1854 1856 & 1857 covers from Scotland to William with
Embossed 1/- or 6d both cut-square or Stars 1d strip of 6, condition rather mixed but an important MBD-related group that were discovered only in 2011: sold at our auction of 19.11.2011 for $2345 (Sale 169 Lots 426 to 428).
The brothers, who claimed descent from Scottish King Duncan I ('Macbeth's' King Duncan), arrived in NSW in 1856, William becoming a grazier & Richard trying his luck in a newly-opened part of the MBD. Port Curtis was renamed Gladstone in 1857, with
Richard as the first postmaster. Bonshaw is on the south bank of the Dumaresq River that forms part of the NSW/Queensland border: a PO opened only in 1866. Byron was about 90km S of Bonshaw: the PO opened 1.1.1855 & was replaced by Inverell
15.9.1859. Frazers Creek PO 1.1.1853; renamed Ashford 1.12.1863.
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Estimate AU$1,500
SOLD for AU$1,150.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1836 |
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1849 small envelope to "Gara/Sydney" endorsed on the flap "favored By Mr Frederick Manger" & rated "7" in black, very fine 'SHIP
LETTER/[crown]/NO*23/1849/SYDNEY' and largely fine to very fine strike of the scarce oval 'BRISBANE/[crown]/DE*2/1849/NEW.S.WALES' datestamp, very minor blemishes. The Brisbane datestamp is 10 days later than the Sydney cds, indicating that the
letter arrived at Sydney by ship, probably from one of the Pacific Islands. "Gara" was a pastoral station in New England & it appears that the letter was missent via Brisbane, rather than overland from Sydney, Newcastle or Port Macquarie to Armidale.
This is the only cover we can recall that transited the Moreton Bay District. Sold at our auction of 15.8.2014 for $1205 (Sale 193 Lot 450).
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Estimate AU$600
SOLD for AU$460.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1837 |
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1856 outer (dated docketing) endorsed "Registered" to Ipswich with New South Wales QV Diadems 2d blue pair & 6d greenish grey very
lightly cancelled, poor oval backstamp probably of Brisbane, ironed-out horizontal filing fold & minor blemishes. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$100
SOLD for AU$75.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1838 |
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1857 outer to Ipswich with New South Wales QV Small Diadems Imperf 1d orange-vermilion SG 107 horizontal pair (margins good to
large with a fragment of the adjoining unit at left), Rays '85' (rated RR) cancel & very fine 22mm 'DRAYTON/DE18/1857/=NSW=' backstamp, fine 22mm 'IPSWICH/=NSW=' arrival backstamp, minor blemishes & the lower section professionally cleaned. Ex
'Carrington' (Mark Dankin): sold at our auction of 22.2.2013 for $690 (Sale 179 Lot 1276). An unusually fine & attractive cover from this important & famous correspondence. [George Faircloth moved to Ipswich in 1853, where he opened the first
northern branch of the Bank of Australasia. His home, Booval House, is the oldest two-storey house in Ipswich] (Image1) (Image2)
Get Market Data for [Australia (Queensland) 107] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1839 |
S |
Brisbane: Barred Numeral '95' very fine strike on New South Wales QV Laureates 8d yellow-orange SG 80 (margins just touched - at
top - to good), Cat £750. A marvellous item for any numerals or Moreton Bay District collection. (Image1) (Image2)
Get Market Data for [Australia (Queensland) 80] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$230.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1840 |
S |
Condamine: Numeral-in-Rays '151' (rated RRRRR) largely very fine strike (and two part-strikes) on New South Wales QV Diadems 2d
strip of 3 (almost full margins). Tieryboo PO 21.5.1856; renamed Condamine 1.8.1856. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$260.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1841 |
S |
Ipswich: Barred Numeral '87' on New South Wales Sydney Views 2d (faults) and 3d (tight margins to shaved), QV Laureates 2d, 6d
brown/yellowish & brown/bluish (both with almost full margins) and QV Diadems 2d, Cat £950 (excluding the first). A very scarce group.
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Estimate AU$300
SOLD for AU$270.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1842 |
S= |
Ipswich: Numeral-in-Rays '87' on New South Wales QV Diadems 2d (on piece), 6d grey (full margins) & 1/- dull red (small corner
fault) and 'REGISTERED' 6d (thinned but of very fine appearance), Cat £340.
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Estimate AU$100
SOLD for AU$75.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1843 |
S= |
Warwick: Numeral-in-Rays '81' (rated RRRR) fine to very fine strikes on New South Wales QV Diadems 1d carmine-vermilion (margins
just touching to good) and on 'REGISTERED' (6d) dull orange & Prussian blue SG 104 (margins close to good; superb); also a legible strike of the small 'WARWICK/AP18/1859/=NSW=' cds on piece; Cat £275+.
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$115.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
QUEENSLAND
| LotNo. |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
| 1844 |
P |
1860 QV Chalons Large Star Watermark Imperforate 2d plate proof in black on ungummed unwatermarked paper block of 4, good even
margins with complete outer framelines, the upper-right unit with a tiny pinhole otherwise very fine. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$160.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1845 |
F |
1860 QV Chalons Printed in London Large Star Watermark Imperf 6d green SG 3, close even margins with complete outer framelines,
tied to small piece by Brisbane duplex, Cat £950. Very attractive. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1846 |
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1860-61 QV Chalons Small Star Watermark Rough Perfs 1d carmine-rose SG 14 horizontal pair, large-part gum, Cat £200+ for singles.
Superb. (Image1)
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$160.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1847 |
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1866-67 QV Chalons Lithographed No Watermark No Wmk Second Transfer ('FOUR' in Shorter Letters) 4d lilac SG 55, well-centred,
large-part gum, Cat £500. (Image1)
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Estimate AU$240
SOLD for AU$180.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1848 |
# |
1880 QV Chalons High Denominations 20/- rose SG 127, apparently unused, Cat £2750. Not expertised so offered 'as is'. (Image1) (Image2)
Get Market Data for [Australia (Queensland) 127] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$380.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1849 |
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1890 QV Sidefaces Lined Background Crown/Q Watermark '6' Perf 12½-13 4d yellow SG 193 block of 30 (5x6) from the lower-right corner
of the sheet with Sheet Number '387' in black in the corner margin including unlisted variety Broken Right Downstroke of 'R' in 'FOUR' [Pos R10/7], a few light gum bends otherwise very fine unmounted, Cat £540+ for mounted singles. (Image1) (Image2)
Get Market Data for [Australia (Queensland) 193] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
| 1850 |
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1895 QV Sidefaces Lined Background Crown/Q Watermark '10' Perf 12½-13 No Watermark Burelé Band in Blue on Reverse 1d vermilion SG
206 marginal block of 6 (3x2) from the upper-left corner of the sheet with Double Perforations Vertically at Left Between Stamps & Margin as is often the case, the central unit in the upper row with Large Coloured Flaw Obliterating 'PE' of 'PENNY'
('PE' Omitted) plus a marginal strip of 3 from the same position the central unit with Coloured Flaw at Top of 'PE' of 'PENNY' (Early State) unusually without the Double Perforations, both multiples with hinge remainders in the margins only, one
stamp in each with a small gum disturbance otherwise very fine unmounted, Cat £765+ for two variety units & seven normal units mounted. Scarce combination showing the progression of the flaw; the block of 6 ex Bernie Manning. (Image1)
Get Market Data for [Australia (Queensland) 206] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$380.00
Closing..Dec-03, 05:30 PM |
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