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Estimate in AU$'s |
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 Birmingham: Postal History accumulation in box from 1780 entire with 'BIRMING/HAM' despatch and London Bishop Mark, 1790 entire
with 'BIRMINGHAM/[ ]' circular cachet (no mileage at base), 1797 entire with 'BIRMINGHAM' straight-line cachet, 1805 entire with very fine 'BIRMINGHAM/120' large unframed cds and 'TOO*LATE' semi-circular cachet both in black, 1828 entire with
'BIRMINGHAM/109' small unframed cds & 'TOO-LATE' straight-line cachet both in red, 1828 entire to Northampton with largely very fine 'MISSENT/TO/BIRMINGHAM' single-ring oval handstamp in red on the face, 1833 entire with 'PAID/AT/ BIRMINGHAM' boxed
cachet in red, 1841 entire to Blandford with MISSENT/TO/BIRMINGHAM' double-oval in red on the face, 1849 & 1852 entires with QV Line-Engraved Imperf 1d and 'MISSENT TO BIRMINGHAM' circular cachets on the face in black & blue respectively, 1849 entire
& 1850 envelope with Imperf 2d White Lines pair or Imperf 1d x2 respectively all tied Numeral '75' cancels both endorsed "Registered" and "6"[d] for the registration fee paid in cash, 1855-58 trio with three different Spoon cancels, 1871 to France
with Letters 1d x3 and 'INSUFFICIENTLY/PREPAID' cachet, also Country Receiving Offices 'P.P.1/UNPD' & 'P.P.7/UNPD' Penny Post Unpaid cachets of Brierley Hill & Knowle plus 'P.P.12/PAID' and very fine 'PyP/No.15' of Sutton Coldfield & Handsworth, then
later items mostly pre-WWI including Postal Stationery usages, Squared-Circles, duplex cancels, noted 1910 postcard from New Zealand posted on board ship with GB KEVII 1d red tied by a superb strike of 'BIRMINGHAM/SHIP' cds used on closed mail bags
received from Plymouth, 1932 registered PPC with KGV 1½d & 3d tied by 'SUTTON COLDFIELD/SHOW' skeleton cds used at the horse show, etc, condition variable but those mentioned (except as noted) and many others are fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$600
Currently Opening at...AU$460.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Birmingham: 1861 (Oct 2) AG Bayles & Sons, Manufacturers of Perfect Needles, Fish Hooks, etc illustrated advertising lettersheet
showing the firm's Redditch premises to France with 'REDDITCH' despatch backstamp, QV Line-Engraved Letters 2d blue horizontal strip of 6 [FG-FL] tied by very fine to superb continuous strike of the Birmingham Numeral '75' Roller cancel showing six
numerals, London 'PD' [Paid to Destination] circular cachet in red and French 'ANGL./AMB. CALAIS H' maritime marking both on the face, minor soiling & repaired internal faults. The rate was 4d per ¼oz x3. Spectacular. Graham Hayward states that the
roller cancel was "mostly used on parcels" and "is a scarce postmark. It was entered in the proof book ... in August 1856. Parmenter records use to March 1859, this cover is more than two years later. Dated examples are very rare". (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
Currently Opening at...AU$150.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Bradford: 'MISSENT/TO/BRADFORD/YORKs' unframed oval handstamp very fine to superb strike on the face of outer from Hesse, Germany
to "Bradford, Wilts, England" with very fine 'CASSEL/17/8/1860' despatch datestamp where rated "3"[schillings] paid, carried by train with 'WARBURG/DUSSELDORF' three-line TPO backstamp, rated "8"[d] inland delivery charge, 'BRADFORD-ON-AVON/AU22/60'
arrival cds on the face, a couple of light horizontal folds not affecting the missent marking. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$100
Currently Opening at...AU$75.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Coventry: 'COVENTRY/AP21/1843' despatch cds on the reverse of entire with QV Line-Engraved Imperforate 1d red-brown SG 8 [QH]
(margins large to just cut-into at upper-right) tied by a fine virtually complete strike of the distinctive Coventry Maltese Cross cancel SG Specialised B1tg (Cat £2200 on cover), light but legible 'ATHERSTONE/ AP22/1843' arrival cds on the face, two
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Estimate AU$600
Currently Opening at...AU$460.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Liverpool - Floating Receiving House: 'LIVERPOOL/JE 21/1856/F.R.H.' unframed cds largely very fine complete backstamp on large-part
outer to New York endorsed "p Canada" with QV Embossed 1/- green vertical pair (cut-square; margins large to just touching at right of upper unit; Cat £1900 for a single on cover) with slightly untidy Numeral '466' cancels, very fine 'PAID' curved
cachet in red tying one of the adhesives and very fine '5/CENTS' accountancy handstamp below both in red, light folds clear of the adhesives & a few hinge remainders on reverse slightly affecting the backstamp. The Receiving House was set up in 1849
on the landing stage for departing Trans-Atlantic steamers to allow mail to be posted close to departure for an additional 1/- late fee.
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Estimate AU$400
Currently Opening at...AU$300.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Liverpool - Landing Stage: 'LIVERPOOL/AP 21/04/LANDING STAGE' framed cds two largely very fine strikes tying KEVII 2½d blue and 1/-
green & red on envelope (Cat £175 on cover) to Senegal endorsed "per SS Dahomey", receiver's endorsement on reverse alongside 'GOREE/8/MAI/04/SENEGAL' arrival backstamp, a few minor marks on the face. The rate was 2½d foreign letter plus 1/- late
fee. This office replaced the Floating Receiving House (see previous lot). Graham Hayward states that "The Landing Stage Office opened in 1879 and closed in 1955. Covers bearing the Landing Stage cancels are rare, even though there was a long period
of use". A scarce marking to a remarkable destination. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$200
Currently Opening at...AU$150.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Liverpool - North West Railway Post Office: 'N.W.R.P. OFFICE/LIVERPOOL - 466' duplex cancel very fine to superb strike on 1870
envelope with QV Line-Engraved Letters 1d red-brown plus Surface-Printed Large Uncoloured Corner Letters 3d rose paying the late fee, plus largely very fine complete strikes on 1870 entire with Klüger, Deane & Co merchant cachet to Italy tying
Letters 2d blue & Large Uncoloured Corner Letters 6d mauve for 6d letter rate plus 2d late fee and 'GENOVA/1/AGO/70' backstamp, and on 1873 outer with Laederich & Rey merchant cachet to Bordeaux tying QV Line-Engraved Letters in all Corners 1d
red-brown horiontal strip of 3 & 2d blue single for 3d letter rate plus 2d late fee, 'PARIS A BORDEAUX/18/FEVR/73' TPO transit cds and Bordeaux arrival of the next day on the reverse, both with a light file fold, on the latter item slightly affecting
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Estimate AU$400
Currently Opening at...AU$300.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Liverpool - Posted Since: 'POSTED-SINCE/LIVERPOOL/SP11/1856/8.30-LAST-NIGHT' unframed cds largely very fine strike unusually on the
face of outer to the Netherlands endorsed "via Ostende" with 'AMSTERDAM/13/9/1856' arrival backstamp, also 1856 (Nov 27) envelope to Finland endorsed "via St Petersburg" also with very fine complete 'POSTED-SINCE/LIVERPOOL/8.30-LAST-NIGHT' unframed
cds on the face and 'AUS ENGLAND PER AACHEN/28/11' backstamp, 1856 outer to Glasgow with 'POSTED-SINCE/LIVERPOOL/8.30-LAST-NIGHT' unframed backstamp, 1859 outer to Glasgow with 'POSTED-SINCE/LIVERPOOL/JA 1/1860/9.30-LAST-NIGHT' (New Year's Day)
unframed backstamp the QV Line-Engraved Letters 2d blue tied by Liverpool duplex cancel of the previous day (Dec 31), and 1862 QV Envelope 1d pink to Lancaster with 'POSTED-SINCE/LIVERPOOL/9.30-LAST-NIGHT' unframed backstamp, some minor blemishes
otherwise fine to very fine. A very scarce assembly. Graham Hayward states that "Arundel records the Liverpool Posted Since date-stamp as being used from March 1856 to October 1861. Some historians have stated that the stamp had interchangeable time
slugs ... it seems more likely that the figure 8 was cut down to make a 9".
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Estimate AU$300
Currently Opening at...AU$230.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Liverpool: Postal History accumulation in small box from 1829-30 entires x3 with 'Too late for/1st Delivery' cachets, a range of
1820s-30s 'TOO LATE' markings on entires, 1836 entire with 'PAID/AT/LIVERPOOL' boxed cachet, 1844 part-outer with very fine 'LIVERPOOL/SHIP' rounded-box backstamp plus a similar strike in red on 1855 inwards envelope from Victoria (front only;
faults) with QV Octagonal 1/- blue (cut-square) tied by Melbourne Barred Oval '1' cancel, 1845 & 1846 entires with 'PxL' cachets indicating late fee paid, 1847 outer from New York with very fine 'AMERICA/LIVERPOOL' backstamp, 1854 entire to New York
with QV Embossed 1/- green horizontal pair (SG 54; margins good to just shaved; Cat £1900 for a single on cover) and very fine 'LIVERPOOL/F.R.H.' backstamp, 1855 'SHIP LETTER/LIVERPOOL' crowned double-oval datestamp on small piece from Victoria with
'BALLARAT' crowned-oval alongside, 1850s Numeral '466' Experimental Pins superb large-part strike on Stars 1d single, 1903 'PAID/LIVERPOOL/U.S.PACKET' on US postcard with Jackson 3c violet solo tied Baltimore cancel, 1907 postcard with KEVII ½d green
x2 tied by very fine 'LIVERPOOL/LATE FEE' cds cancels, 1908 to India with KEVII 3d purple/brown solo tied by very fine '3.15PM/EXCHANGE ST/LIVERPOOL' hexagonal late fee datestamp, 1910 postcard with KEVII ½d green x2 tied by 'LIVERPOOL STA./LATE BOX'
Hooded-Circle datestamps, etc, condition a little variable but most are fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$600
Currently Opening at...AU$460.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Liverpool: 19th Century Postal History collection mostly on annotated display pages from 1807 outer with 'LIVERPOOL/209' backstamp
and largely very fine 'TOO LATE' double-ring oval in red on the face plus a range of 1820s-30s 'Too Late' markings, 1818 entire from Boston, USA with very fine 'LIVERPOOL/SHIP LETTER' stepped-box cachet, 1833 entire with 'PAID/AT/LEEDS' cachet and
largely very fine strike of the scarce 'Too late for/1st Delivery' Type 1 handstamp in red, 1836 entire to France with 'PAID/AT/LIVERPOOL' boxed cachet, 1837 entire from Edinburgh with a fair strike of the 'Too late for/1st Delivery' Type 2 handstamp
in red, 1844 entire to Edinburgh with QV Line-Engraved Imperf 1d tied Maltese Cross and 1845 entire to Greenock with Imperf 2d While Lines x2 tied Numeral '466' both with largely very fine 'PxL' cachets indicating late fee paid, the latter endorsed
"above 4 ounces/more to pay" and rated '4'[d] postage due, 1847 entire with superb 'LIVERPOOL/SHIP' rounded-box backstamp, 1852 entire from Canada with very fine 'AMERICA/LIVERPOOL' backstamp, 1855 outer to Philadelphia with Embossed 1/- green
vertical pair (one unit creased; the other cut-to-shape at base) and largely very fine 'LIVERPOOL/F.R.H.' [Floating Receiving House] backstamp plus 1858 entire to New York with Surface-Printed No Corner Letters 1/- green x2 (SG 72; Cat £425 on cover)
and similarly very fine 'LIVERPOOL/F.R.H.' backstamp, 1857 'POSTED-SINCE/ LIVERPOOL/8.30-LAST-NIGHT' despatch backstamp on envelope to Aberdeen, 1859 'PAID/LIVERPOOL/ U.S.PACKET' on envelope from New York plus on 1881 US Postal Card 2c blue (faults),
1876 entire to Paris with Letters 1d & Shield 1½d tied by very fine 'EXCHANGE/LIVERPOOL - 466' duplex, 1858 Dotted-Ring cds arrival on front from London with 'MORE/TO/PAY' cachet and Dotted-Letters cds on OHMS shipping notice from St Andrews, 1890
Uniform Penny Postage Jubilee Envelope to New South Wales with QV Jubilee 5d purple & blue added tied by 'LIVERPOOL/466' Hooded-Circle datestamps for the pre-UPU 6d ship letter rate, 1895 Illinois Central Railroad Co envelope unstamped to London
endorsed "Letter from America/Seized by Customs Authorities at Liverpool" taxed '5D/F.B' (roughly opened, possibly by Customs), 1895 QV Postal Card 1d orange to the Netherlands with Jubilee ½d orange added tied 'LIVERPOOL/LATE (LX) FEE' cds, etc,
condition generally fine to very fine except as noted.
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Estimate AU$800
Currently Opening at...AU$600.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Liverpool: Registered Mail group many on annotated display pages from 1860 mourning envelope to Southport with QV Line-Engraved
Stars 1d & 2d and Surface-Printed No Corner Letters 4d rose tied duplex cancels with 'EVERTON/LIVERPOOL' despatch cds and Liverpool 'REGISTERED' crowned cachet in red on the face, 1878 QV Registration Envelope 2d blue to Cardiff, Wales with Letters
1d added and 'NETHERFIELD RD/L'POOL' despatch cds on the face, 1879 envelope to Flintshire with Letters 1d x3, 'REGISTERED/ LIVERPOOL' double-ring cds in blue-black and matching experimental roller registration lines front & back (Graham Hayward
states "Eight envelopes bearing these hand-rollered blue lines are recorded"), 1881 envelope to Germany with Surface-Printed 1d Venetian red x2 & 2½d blue x2, 'CANNING ST/L'POOL' despatch and German 'Vom Auslande/uber Bahnpost 1/Hannover-Berlin' red
& black/white R label on the face, 1884 QV Registration Envelope 2d blue to Germany with 2½d lilac added and 'MILL ST/LIVERPOOL' despatch cds on the face, 1889 QV Registration Envelope 2d blue to London with 1d lilac added tied 'E.LOW-HILL
[D.]/LIVERPOOL/REGISTERED' double-ring cds, 1898 QV Registration Envelope 2d blue to Germany with Jubilee 2½d purple/blue added tied 'PEMBERTON PLACE/466/LIVERPOOL/REGISTERED' double-ring cds, other Sub-Office despatch markings include 'BRECK RD'
1887, 'BROWNLOW HILL' 1903, 'DINGLE-HILL' 1909, 'EXCHANGE' 1891, 'HOLT RD' 1901, 'HOPE ST' 1889, 'LARK LANE' 1902, 'RANELAGH PL' 1893 and 'ST ANNE ST' 1903, mostly on Registration Envelopes, a few with minor blemishes but condition generally fine to
very fine.
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Estimate AU$400
Currently Opening at...AU$300.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 Liverpool: 'Spoon' duplex cancels group mostly on annotated display pages comprising 1854 envelope to Ireland with QV Line-Engraved
Stars 2d blue solo tied by very fine complete duplex, 1854 entire with very fine partial duplex to London where re-directed with the original franking removed and replaced by Stars 1d tied by superb London District Numeral '77' and 'Chief Office'
handstamp in blue on the reverse, 1855 large-part outer to Llanrivst, North Wales with Stars 1d red-brown x2 & 2d blue single & horizontal pair [BA-BB] tied by largely very fine 'LIVERPOOL/REGISTERED - 466' duplex, 1857 envelope to Australia with
Surface-Printed No Corner Letters 6d lilac solo tied by very fine complete duplex, plus 1855-57 domestic entires with Stars 1d solos x21 with range of duplex types & codes, condition generally fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$400
Currently Opening at...AU$300.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 London - Continental Night Mail: 'CONTINENTAL NIGHT MAIL - C.S/2' duplex used at Cannon Street Station, two light but legible
strikes on QV Surface-Printed 1d lilac, 2½d blue & 5d indigo (SG 169; Cat £325 on cover) on 1884 envelope to Germany for 2½d letter rate plus 6d late fee, and '... - C.X/1' duplex used at Charing Cross Station, two largely very fine strikes on QV
Jubilee 2½d purple/blue and 4d green & brown on 1890 mourning envelope to Belgium for 2½d letter rate plus 4d late fee, both very fine. The late fee was reduced from 6d to 4d from 1886. The train ran from Charing Cross & Cannon Street to Dover to
catch the next ship to Europe, and was also known as the London & Dover TPO.
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Estimate AU$200
Currently Opening at...AU$150.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 London - Lombard Street: 'LOMBARD STREET/REGISTERED LETTER' curved-top boxed handstamp fine to very fine strikes mostly in red code
'A' on 1864 envelope to Edinburgh with QV Line-Engraved Stars 1d red-brown & Surface-Printed Small Uncoloured Corner Letters 4d pale red (SG 82; Cat £300 on cover); code 'B' on 1861 outer to Macclesfield with QV Surface-Printed No Corner Letters 4d
rose & 6d lilac (wing margin); code 'C' on 1863 oversized envelope (cut-down; a few edge faults) to Stowbridge with QV Line-Engraved Letters 2d blue x3 and on 1865 outer to Manchester in blue to indicate late fee paid with QV Surface-Printed Small
Uncoloured Corner Letters 3d rose (SG 76; Cat £600 on cover) & 6d lilac; and code 'D' on 1862 large-part entire to Edinburgh with QV Line-Engraved Stars 1d red-brown pairs x2 & Surface-Printed No Corner Letters 6d lilac and on 1864 mourning envelope
to Somerset with QV Line-Engraved Stars 1d red-brown & Surface-Printed Small Uncoloured Corner Letters 4d pale red (SG 82; Cat £300 on cover); condition generally fine to very fine except as noted.
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Estimate AU$300
Currently Opening at...AU$230.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 London - Posted Since: 'POSTED-SINCE/7.30-LAST-NIGHT - E.C.' 1865 framed duplex cancel tying QV Line-Engraved Letters 1d red-brown
to envelope to Scotland with Glasgow transit backstamp, plus 'POSTED-SINCE/AP 30/58/7.30-LAST-NIGHT' unframed cds backstamp in red on QV Envelope 1d pink with London District Numeral '42' cancel and 'POSTED-SINCE/JY 14/61/7.30-LAST-NIGHT' framed cds
backstamp in red on envelope with Letters 1d red-brown tied London District Numeral '37' cancel, the postmarks fine to very fine complete, the stationery envelope very fine, the other two items with minor soiling. Graham Hayward states that six such
cancels were employed over a nine year period, but that they were apparently little-used as all are rare: the duplex is recorded for less than two years between 23.3.1865 and 29.11.1866, and the other two strikes are the only recorded examples of
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Estimate AU$300
Currently Opening at...AU$230.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 London Fancy Geometric datestamps including fine to very fine strikes on 1881 envelope to France with QV Surface-Printed ½d pale
green & 1d Venetian red x2 and 'CALAIS A PARIS' TPO cds on the face, 1881 folded memo to the Netherlands with 2½d blue solo (superb strike), 1881 to Suffolk with ½d green & 2d rose (SG 168; Cat £300 on cover), 1883 to USA with 2½d blue solo, 1884 to
France with 2½d blue solo, 1890 usage of Penny Post Jubilee insert card to Lombard Street with ½d vermilion solo, 1894 with code 'BZ' for Late Fee tying ½d vermilion & 1d lilac on cover to Penrith, 1897 Methodist Times postcard to Canada with ½d
vermilion pair, 1903 'LOMBARD ST' on postcard redirected to Glasgow, etc, condition generally fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$250
Currently Opening at...AU$190.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 London Hooded-Oval datestamps group partly mounted on annotated display pages from 1882 envelope to Surrey with QV 1d lilac solo
tied by 'LONDON E.C.' Irish-type six-line datestamp, 1882 envelope to Ryde with 1d Lilac tied by 'Barred Numeral'-type datestamp and 1883 entire to Argentina with Large Coloured Corner Letters 4d brown solo tied by 'LONDON E.C.' two-line datestamp,
also including 1887 'LONDON E.C.' on Russia Reply Postal Card 3k red returned to Reval, 1896 Postal Card 1d red to Saxony with 'LONDON/L 2D' Late Fee cancel, 1900 Exhibition postcard to Bohemia with 1d lilac x2 tied 'MARK LANE E.C./L1D' Late Fee type
plus other similar types of 'EASTCHEAP', 'LUDGATE CIRCUS', 'THREADNEEDLE ST', 'THROGMORTON AVENUE', '47 CANNON ST' & 'LEADENHALL ST', Sorting Carriages 'REGISTERED/LONDON-&- QUEENSBOROUGH/S.T.' on 1907 inwards envelope from Romania and '.../LONDON &
FOLKESTONE S.C.' on 1913 inwards express envelope from the Netherlands, etc, also a range of London Experimental circular datestamps including 1905 picture postcard to Paris with superb strike of Continental-type 'bridge' cds on KEVII 1d red,
condition generally fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$300
Currently Opening at...AU$230.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 London Machine Cancels: 'LONDON LONDON' Pearson Hill experimental 'duplex' very fine complete strike on 1858 QV 1d pink Envelope
with a part-strike below and an almost-complete offset on the reverse, 'HAVERFORD WEST/JA16/58' arrival backstamp, a few minor marks & blemishes.
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Estimate AU$200
Currently Opening at...AU$150.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 London Numerals in Maltese Cross cancels all on 1841 QV Line-Engraved Penny Red Stars Imperforate SG 8-10 group comprising two
complete sets '1' to '12', plus extra '1' x2, '2' x7, '3' x7, '5' x4, '6' x16, '7' x14, '8' x10, '9' x5, '10' x7, '11' x3 and '12' x3, all the strikes are fine to superb, the stamps are in rather mixed condition but many are fine to very fine, Cat
£20,000+; plus some lesser strikes not included in the catalogue value.
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Estimate AU$1,000
Currently Opening at...AU$750.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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 London Numerals in Maltese Cross cancels '1' to '12' complete 'set' on QV Line-Engraved Imperforate 1d red-browns on twelve
separate 1843-44 entires or outers, all on solo frankings except two strikes of '5' on two singles on outer to Newcastle-on-Tyne (the left-hand unit affected by a vertical file fold), the adhesives all with at least 3 margins (at least half with 4
margins), the quality of the strikes generally fine to very fine, SG Specialised Cat £9250 on cover. A difficult assembly.
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Estimate AU$2,000
Currently Opening at...AU$1,500.00
Closing..Mar-25, 05:30 PM |
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