Uganda. 1897 (Nov 7) 2a Local issue (handstamped "L"), two unused blocks of four, rejoined into the original block of eight forming four inter-panneau vertical tete-beche pairs, horizontal fold along central gutter margin, otherwise fine. The largest known multiple showing the tete-beche arrangement, ex Rossiter. With R.P.S Certificate (1995). S.G. 71. Photo on Page 188. (Image1)
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Lot No: 1554
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British East Africa. 1890-1901 Mint selection including 1890 ½a on 1d lilac, 1890-95 issue with scarce 1r grey, 1895 handstamped overprint ½a, 2½a, 3a, 7½a and 5r (1978 R.P.S Certificate, "P" in star expert handstamp on reverse), 1895-96 India overprint set with additional values and ½a overprint double one albino (1996 Holcombe Certificate), 1895 2½ on 1½a (3, also unissued types 12 and 14), 1896-1901 set (also Specimen set without gum), 1897 Zanzibar overprint set. S.G. 1/85, £5,000 (approx). (104). Photo on Page 186. (Image1)
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Lot No: 1555
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British East Africa. 1895-96 2a6p Yellow-green overprint on India, variety "Afr1ca" for Africa" from R1/11 of the setting, Minns state 3 with "f" replaced, superb mint. S.G. 53f, £1,100. Photo on Page 198. (Image1)
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Lot No: 1560
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1912-21 20r Black and purple on red, fine mint. S.G. 59, £475. Photo on Page 186. (Image1)
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Lot No: 1561
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1912-21 20r Purple and blue on blue, upper right corner marginal with plate number "1" and sheet number "326", mounted in upper margin only, the stamp superb unmounted. S.G. 60, £600+. Photo on Page 152. (Image1)
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Lot No: 1562
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1922-27 £2 Green and purple fine mint, hinge remainder. S.G. 96, £1,200. Photo on Page 186. (Image1)
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Lot No: 1566
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Tanganyika. 1918-35 Covers and cards, the collection of Tanganyika cancellations in an album, well written up on pages, from Arusha to Usa River, nineteen registered (several with manuscript or handstruck labels), several skeleton datestamps, including Dabaga, Daressalaam Exhibition (registered), Kasulu, Kinyangiri, Lupembe (2 types), Mbeya (skeleton), Mbosi (registered), Madandu (2 types), Ngore Nairobi (registered), Oldeani (skeleton), Sao Hill (skeleton), etc. (54).
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Lot No: 1568
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Postage Dues - Tanganyika. 1933-35 Kenya and Uganda postage dues used in Tanganyika, covers (3, all to Cuttress), pieces (31, bearing 42 stamps), and stamps (37), various cancels from eighteen different offices. An interesting lot from this 22 month period prior to the issue of K.U.T dues, including 30c brown (11), 40c blue (19), etc. (71).
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World War Two
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Lot No: 1569
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1940-41 Picture postcards to Norway (2) and a cover to Denmark all returned to sender, two posted in late March shortly before the German invasion of Denmark and Norway with violet "POSTAL SERVICE SUSPENDED / RETURN TO SENDER" applied in London and a "NAIROBI / R.L.O" c.d.s applied upon receipt back in Kenya (May 31 / June 24); and 1941 (June 9) card to Norway sent more than a year after the German occupation handstamped "NO OUTLET" and "UNDELIVERED FOR REASONS STATED" applied at Nairobi. An unusual trio, the No Outlet handstamp not recorded by Proud. (3).
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Lot No: 1570
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Air Mails. 1939-45 Covers flown by Pan Am, a 1939 (May 20) FAM 18 first flight cover from New York to Entebbe flown by Pan Am to Marseille then by Imperial Airways; and 1942-45 covers from KUT to USA flown on route FAM 22 (Leopoldville to Lagos, transatlantic to Brazil, north to Miami via Trinidad and Puerto Rico), two 1942 5sh/75 per ½oz rate covers franked 11sh/50 double rate (with two 5/- stamps) or 6sh/05 (registered), eight 1943 covers sent after the reduction to 4sh/70 per ½oz, three incorrectly franked at the former rate of 5sh/75 (2), 6sh/05 (registered), the others franked 5sh (3, registered) or 4sh/70 (2). A good lot, well written up, two single 5sh frankings, seven censored. (11).
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Lot No: 1572
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1942 (Apr 30) Censored cover from Nairobi to U.S.A franked 1sh (3, faults) + £1, paying the correct £1/3sh rate for a 2oz letter flown by PAN AM over route FAM 22 at 5sh/75 per ½oz. A fine and scarce high franking. Photo on Page 190. (Image1)
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Lot No: 1573
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1944 (July 3) Registered censored cover from Nairobi to New York franked 50c + 1sh + 2sh + 5sh + £1, paying the correct £1/8sh/50 rate for a 3oz letter flown by Pan Am over route FAM 22 at 4sh/70 per ½oz plus 30c registration, inscribed "Air Mail via Lagos", backstamped at Khartoum, Miami and New York. An exceptional high franking with the £1 value. Photo on Page 190. (Image1)
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Lot No: 1576
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Madagascar. 1942-44 Christmas air letters from E.A A.P.O 53 at Diego Garcia to G.B, 1942 air letter overprinted "Christmas Greetings 1942" in red franked 25c for air mail (a little torn at upper left), 1943 air letters with "Postage Free" in the stamp box (2), and 1944 Christmas Greetings Postage Free air letter containing pictorial greetings from East Africa. Scarce from Madagascar. (4).
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Lot No: 1577
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Madagascar. 1942-45 Air letters (3) and covers (5) from E.A A.P.O 53 at Diego Garcia (4), 54 at Sakaramy, or 59 at Tananarive (3), two air letters with red Kenya & Uganda 25c meters, four others stamped for air mail, one 1945 (Mar 3) cover registered to a soldier in the C.M.F with octagonal "PASSED / Z.B.1" censor. (8).
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Lot No: 1578
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Madagascar. 1942-44 Covers franked by Madagascar stamps, including 1942 (Nov 19) cover from Nossi-Be to Majunga and Nov. 26th cover from Tananarive to a Free French soldier in South Africa (E.A. A.P.O 59 transit c.d.s) both with scarce oval "BRITISH MILITARY ADMINISTRATION / PASSED BY / CENSOR / MADAGASCAR" numbered "I" or "III", later covers with boxed "PASSED BY CENSOR / 252-1" (Mar. 1943), British ZB/1 label tied boxed "G / II" + French label, or French label and triangular "FFL CFS / CENSURE". The oval B.M.A censors only used for a short period after the surrender of Vichy forces in November 1942, scarce. (5).
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Lot No: 1579
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Madagascar. 1943 (Jan 23) Air Mail cover to U.S.A with Madagascar 1f50 + 2f50 cancelled at Tananarive and Kenya 10c + 15c + 50c + 5sh all cancelled violet "POSTAGE PAID AT A.P.O", British Censorship label and cachet, backstamped at E.A. A.P.O 84 (Feb 3, Nairobi). A scarce and intriguing combination franking, the KUT stamps overlapped by the censor seal applied in Madagascar (now partly removed to display the stamps) proving they were applied locally, the cancel being the "Postage Paid at A.P.O in O.E.T.A" handstamp used at E.A A.P.O 74 and 75 in 1941 now reused with the final line cut away. Rossiter illustrates two other January 1943 air mail covers with local stamps for postage to Kenya and G.B stamps applied for the onward air fee to U.S.A all similarly cancelled. The air fee was reduced to 4/70 on January 1st but this was probably not known in Madagascar at this date, with the old fee of 5/75 still applied. Upper and lower edge tears, repaired internally with tape, otherwise fine and scarce, the subject of an article in Spring 2024 E.A.S.C Bulletin. Photo on Page 202. (Image1)