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LotNo.

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CatNo.

Lot Description

401

(105-116S) 1932 George V, 1/2p-10sh, complete set, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 99-110s) £450 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $170.00
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402

(124-136S) 1938 George VI, 1/2p-10sh, complete set, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 118-128s) £375 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $120.00
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Bermuda

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Lot Description

403

(40-54) 1910-24 George V, 1/4p-£1, set of 15, l.h., 4sh and 5sh with faint gum toning, otherwise fine-v.f. (SG 44-55) £660 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $180.00
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404

(49-54) 1910-24 George V, 2sh-£1, six high values, £1 n.h., balance l.h., fine-v.f. (SG 51b-55; catalogue value for hinged) £600 (Image) (All Images)

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405

(105/111S) 1936-40 George V, 1/2p-1sh6p, set of nine, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 98-106s) £325 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $120.00
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406

(109,118-128) 1938-51 George VI, 1p-£1, complete set of 16, many l.h., fine-v.f. (SG 110-121d) £350 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $120.00
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407

(118-128S) 1938-51 George VI, 1p-£1, complete set, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 110-121s) £2,000 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $700.00
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408

COVER

1925 three covers, two franked with 2 1/2d and flown to the United States, one endorsed "By Air Service" with "Air Mail Service" hs, and sent to Watertown, Mass., the other sent via "Air Ship Los Angeles" from Bermuda to Lakehurst, N.J., both sent April 26, 1925, also another cover sent from New York to Hamilton, via "Air Ship Los Angeles" (2c US franking defective), fine (Image) (All Images)

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British Occupation of Italian East Africa

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Lot Description

409

(Sass. 1-9) 1941 "British Occupation" overprints on Italian East Africa Pictorials, set of nine, mostly hinged (few n.h.), fine-v.f., signed Diena, etc., with 1978 Bolaffi certificate for the 5L (overprints were prepared in Mogadisciu shortly after occupation of the region on orders of South African forces, but as the higher authorities did not give their approval, the stamps were never issued and most of the stocks destroyed) €5,500 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $900.00
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410

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH BRITISH OCCUPATION OF ITALIAN EAST AFRICA ( Sass.2/I-7/I) 1941 overprinted "British Occupation" and additionally surcharged 20c-2L in black, set of five values, never hinged, some usual patchy gum, fresh and a very rare set, with 2002 Raybaudi certificate,EUR 11,000 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $2,400.00
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British Commonwealth

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Lot Description

411

(115-126S) 1938 George VI, complete set, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 150-161s) £300 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $130.00
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412

(43-61S) 1924-37 1c-$1, complete set, perforated or overprinted Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 60-78s) £600 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $290.00
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413

(62-75S) 1947-51 1c-$1, set of 14, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 79-92s) £350 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $130.00
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414

(Mi.VI-XIX) 1979 Opening of Ports and Harbors, prepared for use but not issued, set of four values, 12s, 20s, 25s and 75s, each with the Sultan''s portrait in black, n.h., v.f., €10,000 (Image) (All Images)

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SOLD for $2,300.00
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Canadian Provinces - Newfoundland

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CatNo.

Lot Description

415

(C1) 1919 Caribou 3c brown overprinted "''FIRST / TRANS- / ATLANTIC / AIR POST / April, 1919", the so-called "Hawker", lightly hinged, exceptionally well centered, signed on back by the postmaster "J.A.R." (J.A.Robinson), also Giulio Bolaffi and Alberto Diena, with 2023 Greene Foundation certificate. A fresh and v.f. example of this Air Post rarity (the stamp was overprinted for use on mail carried by Harry Hawker and Kenneth Mackenzie Grieve on their proposed non-stop flight across the Atlantic in a Sopwith biplane. The aircraft came down in the sea but the men were rescued and the plane salvaged. Only 200 stamps were overprinted, of which 95 were used on letters, 11 were given as presentation copies, 76 were sold in aid of the Marine Disasters Fund, the remaining 18 were apparently damaged and destroyed), cat. $25,000 (Image) (All Images)

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416

COVER

(C1a) 1919 The Great Transatlantic Race "The Martinsyde Raymor-Raynham and Morgan", 3c red brown, with manuscript overprint "Aerial Atlantic Mail, J.A.R." handwritten overprint applied by Postmaster General J. Alex Robinson on a 3c Caribou (117), tied by St.John''s machine cancel, April 19, 1919 on coverfront with "Per Aeroplane Raymor Newfoundland to Britain, kindness of Major Morgan and F.P.Raynham" corner address in manuscript, addressed to Miss K.Hilton in Canterbury, with part of message on back, v.f., with 1972 BPA and 1991 Peter Holcombe certificates (Shortly after the Hawker-Grieve flight left Newfoundland, another attempt was made by Frederick Raynham and C.F.W. Morgan. They took off from Quidi Vidi, Newfoundland, traveled a few hundred yards, and then crashed into the ocean. Another attempt was made in July, with the same results. The mail from these flights was recovered and transported to England by ship. Letters with manuscript overprints (which were made by W.C. Campbell, the Secretary of the Postal Department) arrived safely, but the contents of the mail bags had been damaged by water. As a result, many of the Newfoundland stamps had floated off the envelopes. Less than 20 covers are known) (catalogued as used off cover) cat. $25,000 (Image) (All Images)

SOLD for $12,500.00
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417

COVER

(C4) 1927 60c black, overprinted in red "Air Mail De Pinedo 1927", used on cover from Trepassey, with May 21 departure pmk below, canceled on arrival "Roma Centro 22.VI.1927", repeated on back, addressed to England, some toning, cover with stains at left, otherwise fine, signed Diena, with his 1971 certificate. A rare supplementary-mail De Pinedo cover, ex-Labrador (this mail was taken in both St. John''s and Trepassey, with only about 20 covers with overprint stamp, canceled on arrival in Rome). (The original transatlantic flight was attempted by Marquis Francesco de Pinedo between Trepassey, Newfoundland, and Rome, Italy, via the Azores. De Pinedo left Newfoundland on May 23, 1927, but a shortage of fuel caused his plane to land in the ocean, 200 miles from the Azores. The plane was towed to the islands by a schooner, and De Pinedo reached Rome about three weeks later) cat. $20,000 (Image) (All Images)

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418

(C5) 1919 50c on 36c olive green, the "Miss Columbia", well centered, h.r., v.f., signed Sanabria, cat. $9,000 (Image) (All Images)

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Canadian Provinces - Nova Scotia

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CatNo.

Lot Description

419

(3) 1851 3p dark blue, heavy h.r., ample margins all around, faint toning at bottom, good color and excellent impression, fine and attractive stamp, with 1977 APS certificate, cat. $3,000 (Image) (All Images)

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420

(8c) 1860 1c black, horizontal part imprint sheet margin strip of three, imperf. vertically, small h.r., fresh and fine (SG 18a,£400) (catalogued as a horizontal pair, $350) (Image) (All Images)

SOLD for $140.00
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