NEW ZEALAND continued...
Royal Visits continued...
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Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
| 941 |
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 1920 VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES (LATER KEVIII): FN Jones (Nelson) real-photo PPC 'THE PRINCE OF WALES/VISITS NELSON 11.5.20" with
the Prince in the foreground among dignitaries, Army cadets & 100s of well-wishers, used under cover. Superb. Note states 25 different cards were produced for the visit. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$75
SOLD for AU$60.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 942 |
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 1934-35 VISIT OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER: 1934 (Dec 8) commercial cover with GB 6d & 9d tied by 'BUCKINGHAM PALACE/W1' cds to the
Duke's photographer at Wellington, four philatelic covers with very fine 'ROYAL TRAIN/NEW ZEALAND' cds of '24DE34', '28DE34' (unaddressed), '12JA35' x2 (one with central fold, the other with 'COMMERCIAL HOTEL/NELSON NZ' imprint) and airmail cover to
the Duke at Buckingham Palace with 'PORT CHALMERS/2JA35/NZ' cds; also real photo postcards taken at Fiji x2 & on return to Portsmouth, photo of the 'WELCOME TO JAMAICA' arch & local cover with superb 'JAMAICA WELCOMES/HRH...' machine cancel, and
4.3.1935 large parcel piece with complete Royal Tour address label from the Canal Zone by air to London (apparently with one or two stamps lost).
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Estimate AU$800
SOLD for AU$600.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 943 |
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 1934-35 VISIT OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER: 1934 (Dec 18) large parcel piece with complete 'Australasian Tour/OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS'
address label by air to London with scarce franking of KGV Sideface 1/- & Coat of Arms £1 SG F158 tied by light Wellington cds, minor creasing.
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 944 |
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 1934-35 VISIT OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER: 1934 plain envelope with light 'OFFICIAL/PAID' cachet in violet and very fine strike of
the 'ROYAL TRAIN/19DE34/NEW ZEALAND' cds being the First Day of Use, to the GPO in Wellington, light spotting; also the enclosure with embossed '[crown]/H' in blue headed "Royal Train.../Hastings/..." which states "This is the first of the
series...We leave the train at Napier and rejoin it at Rotorua later..." and initialled "GHM", very fine. The sender was GH Mackley, General Manager of New Zealand Railways. Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, was the fourth child & third son of King
George V and Queen Mary. In 1945-47, he served as Governor-General of Australia.
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 945 |
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 1934-35 VISIT OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER: 1935 illustrated envelope for Chateau Tongariro with 1d Admiral tied by superb strike of
the 'ROYAL TRAIN/4JA35 11AM/NEW ZEALAND' cds, to "Commander MH Moyes/HMAS Australia/New Zealand" with fair 'WELLINGTON/NZ/4JA35 715PM/DELIVERY' backstamp. Superb. Plus the matching notepaper dated "Jany 2 35", unfortunately with the message removed.
On 4.1.1935, the train departed Palmerston North at 12.15pm & arrived at Wellington at 7.20pm. HMAS 'Australia' was the de facto Royal Yacht.
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 946 |
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 1934-35 VISIT OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER: 1935 plain envelope endorsed "By seaplane from/HMAS Australia/Bay of Islands" and signed
by the pilots "J Sylvester/28.1.35" and "S Wallingford", to the Wellington GPO with 1d Admiral tied by Auckland 'SAY IT BY/TELEPHONE' slogan of '29JAN/1935', 'WELLINGTON/NZ/30JA35/DELIVERY' arrival backstamp, minor blemishes. Sylvester flew from the
Bay of Islands-Auckland; Wallingford flew Auckland-Wellington. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$250
SOLD for AU$190.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 947 |
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 1934-35 VISIT OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER: 'Royal [arms] Tour/NEW ZEALAND/TELEGRAM' blue/yellow envelope, unused. Superb. Not
previously seen by us. (Image1)
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$115.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 948 |
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 1934-35 VISIT OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER: 'Royal [arms] Tour/NEW ZEALAND/TELEGRAM' blue/yellow envelope with the heading
crossed-through, apparently commercially used with 'WHAKATANE/ 31DE48/NZ' cds, light horizontal fold. It would appear that usage of the envelopes was minimal and that remainders were exhausted over a period of 13+ years. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$100
SOLD for AU$75.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 949 |
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 1954 VISIT OF THE QUEEN & DUKE OF EDINBURGH: Two stampless covers with Royal coat-of-arms on the flap & 'ROYAL VISIT/[crown]/NEW
ZEALAND' cachet (one to Canada with letter advising of no datestamp being used on the Royal Train), Royal Train covers with Palmerston North cds endorsed "From JR Sheehan/Royal Train" x2 (one registered) or "Accepted/for posting/from Royal Train"
with note stating it would be posted by "...Roydhouse who is travelling on Royal Train", 11.1.1954 Forces airmail to GB from a sailor aboard SS 'Gothic', apparently commercial cover from Australia underpaid with NZ Royal Visit 3d used in lieu of
Postage Due, and a few others.
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Estimate AU$350
SOLD for AU$270.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 950 |
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 1954 VISIT OF THE QUEEN & DUKE OF EDINBURGH: 1954 plain envelope with the Royal coat-of-arms embossed in red on the flap, to the
United States with 'ROYAL VISIT/[crown]/NEW ZEALAND' cachet & 'PO MAIN TRUNK/1JA54 OUT/WELLINGTON' cds (New Year's Day), partial New York arrival backstamp of 'JAN/11/1954' in purple; with matching largely pro forma notelet headed "Hamilton
Hotel/Hamilton" & dated "31st December 1953". Very unusual free mail to a foreign country.
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Estimate AU$250
SOLD for AU$190.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 951 |
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 1974 VISIT OF THE QUEEN & DUKE OF EDINBURGH: Envelope with printed 'The NZ Secretary to the Queen/NZ Official Party on Tour/...'
with largely superb strike of 37mm 'ROYAL VISIT/[crown/NZ coat of arms]/1974' cachet, unused. Superb. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$100
SOLD for AU$75.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 952 |
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 MISCELLANEOUS: 1920 Prince of Wales invitation to Civic Reception in Nelson with the cover (faults) & admission ticket; 1956 Duke
of Edinburgh parcel tags x5; 1949 Cancelled Visit typed letter of 18.11.1948 on 'ROYAL TOUR 1949' letterhead signed by the Tour Manager "JW Heenan" and unissued Souvenir Cover sadly daubed "Norway"; 1966 Queen Mother two covers with very fine 'ROYAL
VISIT/[NZ Arms]/1966' cachet with the letters signed by different ladies-in-waiting; 1970 Royal Family two covers with similar '.../1970' cachets & the enclosures both on 'HM YACHT BRITANNIA' notepaper of different sizes, six tourist postcards to GB
all with messages headed "HM Yacht Britannia"; etc.
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Estimate AU$600
SOLD for AU$460.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
PAKISTAN
PAKISTAN
| LotNo. |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
| 953 |
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 1961 New Currency Surcharges on Pictorials extensive specialised collection highlighting the various errors with many items not
listed by Gibbons, includes '1 PAISA' on 1½a Mausoleum Overprint on Gummed Side SG 122a and unlisted Overprint Triple on single & block of 4 */** (different positionings), Overprint Inverted * singles x2 and pair plus a used single, Overprint Double
One Inverted single, Overprint Omitted in pairs with normal * x2 and used, 'PASIA' for 'PAISA' in a block of 4 */** with normals * & used, '1' fo 'I' in 'PAISA' x4 in blocks */** with normals, a range of Misplaced Overprints, Dropped Letters, Missing
Letters & Missing 'PAISA' examples some in large blocks & complete sheets, and a similar range of Official Stamps 'SERVICE' Overprints including Overprint on Gummed Side pair one with 'PASIA' for 'PAISA' ** and with Overprint Inverted on Gummed Side
* pair, Overprint Double block of 4 */**, Overprint Double One Inverted single, then similar but smaller ranges for '2 PAISA' on 3p Justice, '3 PAISA' on 6p Map including Overprint Omitted ** in pair with normal, 'PASIA' for 'PAISA' ** SG 124a in a
block of 4 and Re-Entry ** SG 124b in a marginal block of 15, '7 PAISA' on 1a Mosque, '13 PAISA' on 2a Map including in pair with '18 PAISA' error, and '13 PAISA' on 2a Independence plus 'SERVICE' overprints, condition generally fine to very fine. A
fascinating study. Ex Dr William Wells.
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$525.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
PHILIPPINES
Postal History
| LotNo. |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
Estimate in AU$'s |
| 954 |
PSE |
 1942-45 Japanese Forces in World War II mail all identified as from the Philippines used to Japan comprising Postal Cards Dove &
Helmet x4, Four Characters x7 one with illustration on the reverse, Star x6 one the special airmail issue with the corner clipped-off to indicate carriage by air, Samurai on Horseback 3s brown and 2s red x2 one the special airmail issue uprated with
Pictorials Admiral 2s red but the corner not clipped-off (central fold), also two picture postcards one with Pictorials Hydro Plant 3s green added (faulty) and an envelope sent unfranked with Four Characters cachets, a variety of censor markings,
condition a little variable but generally fine to very fine.
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Estimate AU$500
SOLD for AU$440.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 955 |
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 1943-45 Japanese Occupation mail from the United States to American internees at Los Banos x2 (one by air, both redirected to
"Santo Tomas") or to Santo Tomas x2 (one with the enclosed letter); also to different US officers at "Military Prison Camp No 1" or "...#3" both endorsed "Cab" (= Cabantuan Camp No 1), both with unidentified han in magenta; 1943 cover to the
Philippines but endorsed "HOT" & redirected to Hoten Camp in Japan; and repatriation cover posted at sea endorsed "mailed on Eberley" & cancelled on arrival at Los Angeles
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 956 |
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 1945 (Sep 13) Japanese Occupation Prisoner of War Repatriation Mail Australian Comforts Fund envelope endorsed "Liberated POW UK"
to Surrey with partial 'PASSED FREE/OF POSTAGE', Australian 'AUST ARMY PO/243' cds & Military censor cachet in violet. Ted Proud records the cds at Manila 1.9.1945 to 20.10.1945 only. Sender gives his temporary address as "co Base Post
Office/Melbourne" and states "...The Australians & Americans are doing everything to make our life happy here...a toss up whether I shall go to America or Australia next...all those who treated us badly are going to get far worse...".
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Estimate AU$200
SOLD for AU$150.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 957 |
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 1945 (Sep 24) Japanese Occupation Prisoner of War Repatriation Mail American Red Cross envelope endorsed "Liberated UK POW/...HQ3
Australian Reception Group" at upper-left, to Cumberland with 'AUST ARMY PO/243' cds used at Manila 1.9.1945 to 20.10.1945 only. (Image1)
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Estimate AU$100
SOLD for AU$75.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 958 |
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 1945 (Sep 26) Japanese Occupation Prisoner of War Repatriation Mail plain cover endorsed on the reverse from an Australian POW
previously held in Thailand with 'PASSED FREE/OF POSTAGE' cachet in black applied at Manila, to Western Australia with very fine 'No2 AUST BASE PO/ F ' cds that neither Ted Proud nor Phil Collas record used after Japan surrendered. (Image1) (Image2)
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$115.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 959 |
PSE/D |
 1945 Repatriation of British POWs with two telegrams from different soldiers with essentially identical messages and replies to
both using GB 6d Aerogrammes addressed as instructed to "Australian Base PO/Melbourne" (both returned to GB, one with 'NO Record of/Repatriation/...' cachet in violet, also a telegram to another repatriated soldier, and irregular usage by an English
"repatriot" [sic] of American V-Mail (airgraph) from USS 'Monitor' (with the delivery envelope processed through the US Army Postal Service. Interesting group.
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Estimate AU$400
SOLD for AU$300.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
| 960 |
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 1945 (late) Japanese Occupation Prisoner of War Repatriation Mail plain cover with 'PASSED FREE/OF POSTAGE' cachet in black applied
at Manila, to South Australia with superb 'REPATRIATED/PRISONER OF WAR/SERVICE' cachet in violet & unusually censored at Adelaide.
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Estimate AU$150
SOLD for AU$115.00
Closing..Jun-24, 07:30 PM |
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