Auction No 137 - Prestige Philately

Jul 11, 2008 

Prestige Philately - Auction No 137 Page: 3 

Prestige Points #137 

Gary Watson 

Director and Auctioneer 

General Manager: 

Daniel Brown 

Email: daniel@prestigephilately.com 

Accounts: 

Bev Woods 

Email: accounts@prestigephilately.com 

Despatch and Client Liaison: 

Nick Anning 

Email: nick@prestigephilately.com 

Lotting and Client Liaison: 

Matt Hancock 

Email: matt@prestigephilately.com 

Client Support: 

Kim Campbell 

Email: support@prestigephilately.com 

Our Sydney Agent: 

Kevin Nelson 

Phone: (0402) 224 400 

Email: kevin@prestigephilately.com 

Our Perth Agent: 

Ross Duberal 

Phone: (08) 9341 3576 

Email: ross@prestigephilately.com 

Our British Agents: 

Roger Lee 

Phone/Fax (01869) 240 555 

Email: roger@prestigephilately.com 

Patrick Reid 

Phone (01344) 300 309 

Email: patrick@prestigephilately.com 

Our American Agent: 

Steve Schumann 

Cell Ph: (510) 415 6158 

Email: steve@prestigephilately.com 

1. Welcome to the catalogue for our first General Auction since February. If 

you have been inconvenienced by us interposing the fabulously successful 

sale of Tim Rybak’s New Guinea and Papua into our programme, followed by 

our Sixth International Rarities Auction, I hope you will agree the “long time 

between drinks” has been worth the wait. 

2. At the outset, we have a very important notice. This auction is being 

conducted on the afternoon of FRIDAY 11 th July, from 3pm. So, we have 

two unusual things about which you need to be aware. Firstly, this is a Friday 

auction, not Saturday as usual. And we will be starting proceedings two 

hours later than normal: at 3pm instead of our standard 1pm start. 

Please make a note of these details in your diary now. I would hate you to 

miss the sale because you overlooked that it’s on the Friday, at 3 o’clock. 

3. As part of our on-going commitment to excellence in auctions, we have 

made a few cosmetic, but important, changes to the physical appearance of 

this catalogue. While the colour-scheme for the cover introduced with the 

Rybak sale is retained, we have re-designed our corporate logo. The word 

“Prestige” is retained in gold but is now in what we might call a neo-classic 

script font. It is superimposed on a burgundy field representing a wax seal. 

The whole is then set against a jet-black background that we believe gives an 

enhanced up-market feel to the catalogue. 

We trialled a number of formats on a focus-group of clients and non-collectors 

and the new style was met with almost unanimous approval. Our thanks to all 

who participated in the project. 

The script “Prestige Philately” will also be seen at the top of each page of the 

catalogue. In addition, a more “antique” version of the wax-seal motif can be 

found at the upper-right of every right-hand page. 

Finally, we have adopted an uncluttered italic font for our headings and subheadings. 

All such headings will now be printed in burgundy. When viewed 

together, these design elements project the image of a tradition-based 

company with a very modern and progressive approach to doing business. 

4. We know that not everybody will approve of this tweaking of our “brand”. 

However, we hope that even those who prefer the “old” Prestige livery will 

recognise that we remain committed to offering the widest possible range 

of the best available material. As we say on the front cover, “Philately at its 

best”. 

5. Partly because of the five months gap between general sales, this auction 

is larger than usual. In fact, at 156 pages, this is our biggest catalogue to 

date. To save weight and therefore both printing and postage costs, we could 

have cut back on the number of photoplates; we could have severely limited 

the “Gallery Sections” with the illustrations interspersed with the text; we could 

have abbreviated many descriptions. However, if we had done any of these 

things we would have been saying that saving money was more important 

than providing the highest possible level of service to our vendors. 

In fact, not only have we not cut back in these areas, this catalogue has 

more in-text illustrations than any of our previous general sale 

catalogues. 

6. In the preliminary sections of the catalogue we have unusual offerings of 

space covers (many autographed by the early astronauts), coins, and 

documents (mostly of British origin). While we remain focussed on philatelic 

subjects, we know that many of our clients have interests in other fields and 

we are happy to have the occasional opportunity to service these sectors of 

the collectables market.

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Prestige Philately - Auction No 137 Jul 11, 2008 

7. Commonwealth of Australia includes attractive offerings from all eras, especially Kangaroos. An 

extensive array of postal history includes a section devoted to covers with Kangaroo frankings. A 

further selection of hand-painted First Day Covers by Jack Peake, is augmented with others by EA 

Ogden and Arthur Bergen. Military mail includes a group of Gallipoli mail, notably four covers from 

an Australian Prisoner of War in Turkey: these have never before been on the market. 

Pre-Federation Australia includes excellent material from all six Colonies/ States. A highlight is the 

set of apparently imperforate South Australian “Classics” - Lot 431. Nick was able to skilfully 

remove these from the 1850s sketchbook in which they had been affixed. The colours are really 

vibrant. 

8. Western Australia is the standout section of the sale. With some 230 lots ranging from 

Classic stamps to revenues, and from pre-stamp mail to rare postmarks, this is the finest offering 

we have presented since our great success with Dr Cecil Walkley’s WA back in April 2005. 

As sometimes happens, we received several similar and complementary consignments for the one 

auction. Two of the WA collections came to us, quite independently, from North America. Another 

selection was received from England. Other material was supplied by Australian collectors, 

including two from Perth. 

I have often made the point that “provenance” (prior ownership) is becoming an increasingly 

important feature of serious philately. It is vital that significant offerings can be easily referenced for 

the future. It is vital that the provenance of rare stamps and covers is easily traced. 

To this end, and because of the several sources involved, we decided it was appropriate to present 

all the Western Australia in this sale under a single banner of The “Freemantle” Collection. (This 

unusual spelling with two ‘E’s was used in error in one of Fremantle’s early datestamps.) 

Membership of specialist societies is strongly encouraged. On page 76 you will find the details for 

joining the Western Australia Study Group. The cost is minimal and, to assist the WASG, we will 

be pleased to pass on membership applications accompanied by your credit card details. You can 

simply write “Add membership to WASG” on your bidsheet and we will look after it for you. 

9. From the Rest of the World we have a number of significant offerings: superb post-1949 China 

from a New Issues Service; fine Great Britain including better unmounted material; postal history of 

the Middle East; extensive New Guinea featuring high value GRIs; a fine collection of New Hebrides 

including a number of rarities; and the well-developed collection of Norfolk Island formed by my 

long-time client and friend Margaret Hamilton from Perth. We commend all these sections to you. 

10. Did you know that prices realised for our auctions are made available on our website straight 

after a sale? You are welcome to access and download free of charge the Prices Realised List for 

any of our sales. Or all of them, for that matter! 

11. Daniel Brown has initiated most of the recent enhancements to our catalogue and other 

aspects of our operations. In recognition of his commitment to Prestige Philately, I am very pleased 

to announce that Daniel has now assumed the rôle of General Manager. 

12. From all of the Team at Prestige, we wish you success with your bids in this wide-ranging and 

interesting auction. And please remember: this sale is on FRIDAY 11 th July at 3PM.

Jul 11, 2008 


Understanding our Symbols & Unique Grading System 

At Prestie Philately we utilise much the same symbols as other firms, but with some additional categories that you should be aware of. We are the only 

major firm in the world that actually grades the quality of the material we offer. While some clients have struggled with the whole concept of grading, most 

have clearly embraced the idea and we receive much favourable comment about the system. It is important that you understand our Grading System because 

the symbols used form part of the lot description. We are confident that once you are comfortable with our gradings, you will always be satisfied with the 

quality of the material you purchase from us. And, in the event that we have missed a tear or a thin and consequently overgraded an item, we WANT you to 

return it. We stand behind the Prestie Grading System. 

1. Firstly, we have the lot number. If it is in bold and printed in bright red, the item is illustrated: e.g. 1234. (The actual location of the illustration is 

given at the end of the description: e.g. {Page 41.8} is position 8 on page 41.) 

2. The second column contains a symbol, which represents the item(s) in the lot: 

** Mint, unmounted o.g. * Mint, mounted o.g. 

Ω Unused, no gum Δ Piece 

C Cover or card PS Postal Stationery 

CL Cover, long CX Cover, oversize 

A Albums and accessories B Booklet 

E Essay L Literature 

P Proof R Reprint 

S Stamp (“Postmarks” lots) 

or, in the case of used stamps, a grading of the cancellation: 

V Neat postmark, leaving most of the stamp design clear O Used, quality unspecified 

F Neat postmark, across at least half of the stamp design G Untidy or indistinct postmark 

H Heavy or poorly struck postmark 

3. The third column gives an overall quality assessment for the lot, from ‘A’ to ‘D’. The same standard applies to mint and used stamps, to covers, 

postal stationery, literature etc. An item graded ‘A’ is very fine; it has no faults. ‘B’ items are fine and may have minor imperfections. A ‘C’ item will exhibit 

obvious faults. Items in poor condition are rated ‘D’. 

Occasionally, an item in truly superb condition will be rated ‘A+’. This grading is used sparingly and is not applied to modern material, which one would 

normally expect to be in very fine to superb condition. 

An otherwise very fine item which has a subsidiary problem may be allocated an ‘A-’. This may be a stamp with writing or a hinge remainder on the reverse. A 

cover may have a receiver’s endorsement on the face. The halves of a letter card may be stuck together. A book may have a previous owner’s notations. 

Whether this factor makes the item an ‘A-’ or ‘B’ is a matter of degree. NB: An expertiser’s signature or handstamp on a cover or the reverse of a stamp will not 

normally be cause for downgrading the quality of an item: such marks will be mentioned and you should make your decision as to whether or not such an item 

is of the standard that you personally require. 

Occasionally, the symbol ‘A’ to ‘C’ will appear in brackets: eg (B). This signifies that the item has been renovated or repaired and improved to the grade 

indicated by the letter. The brackets indicate a qualified grading, the cause for which will be mentioned in the description of the lot. 

4. The fourth column is relevant to perforated stamps, and also to lots listed under the sub-heading ‘Postmarks’. 

For perforated stamps, this column gives a grading for both centring and perforations. The letter ‘A’ to ‘D’ relates to centring. ‘A’ stamps are very well centred; 

‘B’ stamps are slightly off-centre; ‘C’ stamps are significantly off-centre, and may have the perforations slightly into the design; ‘D’ stamps are badly off-centre, 

with the perforations well into the design. 

[NB: These gradings are the same for all perforated issues, whether Australian Decimals, De La Rue Colonial keyplates or 19 th Century American issues. 

However, it should be understood that for many issues poor centring is the norm. Thus ‘C’, and even ‘D’, gradings should be expected and accepted. For such 

issues a ‘B’ stamp will be above-average and an ‘A’ stamp will be considered an exceptional copy.] 

Following the letter ‘A’ to ‘D’ is a number ‘1’ to ‘4’. A stamp with all perforations intact is ‘1’. One or two short perfs, or normal rough perforations, will drop the 

grading to ‘2’. More notable perforation problems such as the perfs down one side being trimmed will result in a ‘3’ grading. A stamp with major perforation 

faults will be a ‘4’. 

[NB: A stamp graded ‘A1’ is well-centred with all perforations intact. In many cases, particularly with modern issues, this is the norm. However, for many 

issues, ‘B2’ or even ‘C3’ may be normal and quite acceptable.] 

For lots listed under the sub-headings “Postmarks” and “Ship/Paquebot Markings”, or similar, this column gives a grading for quality of the strike of the 

marking itself, and completeness. Quality is graded from ‘A’ (very fine) to ‘D’ (poor). Completeness is graded from ‘1’ (complete) to ‘5’ (identifiable only). ‘+’ is 

used for superb strikes; ‘-’ is used for postmarks that are lightly struck, a little doubled, or otherwise a bit short of the mark. 

5. The symbols in the second, third and fourth columns, and the illustrations of lots, form part of the lot description. 

6. Figures in the right-hand column are our estimate of value. (If a lot attracts tax for Australian buyers, the estimate is in green, follwed by a small 

"T".) You may bid at, above or below estimate. The reserve price for almost every lot is 75% of estimate (rounded to the nearest bidding step). Bids below this 

level will not be considered. 

7. We use the following standardised abbreviations: 

o.g. original gum opt(d) overprint(ed) PPC picture postcard 

d/s datestamp cds circular datestamp h/s handstamp 

mss manuscript; handwritten ERD earliest recorded date LRD latest recorded date 

o/o opened-out RLabel registration label M/S(s) miniature sheet(s)

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Prestige Philately – Public Auction Terms of Sale 

(amended as at 1 st July 2007: see in particular Paragraph 10 as to the unavailability of extensions to have perfins expertised) 

1. AUCTIONEER: Prestige Philately (Prestie), a company incorporated in the State of Victoria, is the auctioneer, and adheres to the 

standard terms of sale of the Australasian Philatelic Traders Association. 

2. DESCRIPTIONS: We endeavour to describe lots fully and accurately. The description of a lot comprises 1) the codes to the left of the 

description (for details of our symbols and grading codes, see the previous page of this catalogue); 2) the description; and 3) any 

illustration of the lot or part of the lot. (The various codes and symbols are explained on the previous page. 

3. ESTIMATES: The figure in the right-hand column following each lot description is the starting price of the lot in Australian dollars. A 

bidder - may bid at, above or below the estimate. Bids below the reserve price (usually 75% of the estimate) will not be accepted. There is 

no reserve on lots listed at $20 or less. 

4. BIDDING: Bids may be made to Prestie by mail, by fax, by e-mail or by phone. Bids received by phone must be confirmed in writing. 

At public auctions, bids may also be made in person, by phone (by prior arrangement) or through an agent attending an auction. An agent 

must advise Prestie of the person(s) for whom bids are being submitted or else the agent will be personally liable for payment and 

delivery of any lots purchased. Prestie reserves the right to refuse any bid, or to refuse bids from any person, for any reason. 

In most cases, Prestie's bidding steps are as follows: 

$150 - 300 $10 rises $3000 - 5000 $200 rises 

$300 - 500 $20 rises $5000 - 10000 $250 rises 

Under $30 $1 rises $500 - 750 $25 rises $10000 - 15000 $500 rises 

$30 - 50 $2 rises $750 - 1500 $50 rises $15000 - 30000 $1000 rises 

$50 - 150 $5 rises $1500 - 3000 $100 rises over $30000 average of 5% rises 

Prestie reserves the right to raise or lower postal bids (depending on the bidder's apparent intention) to conform to these bidding steps. 

5. TELEPHONE BIDDING: Bidding by telephone during the course of a public auction is permitted. However, clients wishing to use this 

service must contact Prestie at least 24 hours before the auction regarding the special conditions that apply. [To see these special 

conditions, go to www.prestigephilately.com from where the Telephone Bidding Terms can be read and downloaded.] 

6. GOODS & SERVICES TAX (GST): Australian law requires that GST equal to 10% of the knock-down or sale price of a taxed lot shall be 

payable by the buyer, unless the taxed lot is exported to another country. Taxed lots are indicated in the catalogue by the estimate figure: 

being printed in bright green, followed by a small "T". GST equal to 10% of the amount of any fees or charges added by Prestie is 

also payable by Australian buyers. 

7. BUYER: The buyer of a lot shall be the person to whom the lot is sold ("knocked-down") by Prestie. In the event of equal bids being 

received, the earliest such bid shall be successful. In the event of a dispute, Prestie shall have absolute discretion in the settling of the 

dispute. 

A lot is at the buyer's risk once it has been sold ("knocked-down") but ownership (legal title) will not pass to the buyer until Prestie has 

received payment in full for the lot. 

8. PAYMENT: Payment is due immediately a lot is sold, or immediately upon receipt of an invoice. For public auctions only, in addition to 

the price for which a lot is sold, the buyer shall pay a premium of 15% of that price, plus any fees for postage packing and insurance or 

credit card use that are charged by Prestige, plus GST as appropriate. No buyer's premium is charged or payable in respect of postal 

auctions. (Payment should always be made in Australian dollars. If payment is made in another currency the buyer shall add the 

equivalent of $A50 towards bank fees, any resulting credit being placed to the buyer's account.) 

In the event that the buyer does not make payment in full for the lot(s) within 30 days from the date of the invoice, Prestie shall have 

the right to exercise any one or more of the following rights and remedies: 

1) To impose an accounting fee of $10 per month (or part thereof) plus compound interest at the rate of 2.5% per 

month (or part thereof) of the total amount outstanding; 

2) To terminate the contract with the buyer, in which case any monies received from the buyer shall be forfeited to 

Prestie; 

3) To terminate the contract and resell the lot(s) at any time, in which case any resulting shortfall, plus costs 

including accounting fees, interest, insurance and resale expenses, shall be met by the original buyer; 

4) To apply any monies due at any time from Prestie to the buyer in payment of the outstanding amount; 

5) To take legal action against the buyer for damages for breach of contract. 

9. RETURN OF LOTS: A lot may be returned, within a reasonable time, only because of an error in the description: see clause 2 for the 

definition of "the description". A lot that has been inspected by the buyer or by the buyer's agent cannot be returned for any reason. A lot 

that is illustrated in the catalogue or of which an illustration has been supplied to the buyer or to the buyer's agent cannot be returned for 

any reason that is apparent from the illustration. 

A lot expressed to be a "range", "group", "selection", "array", "collection"," accumulation" or similar, or any other lot containing more than 

10 items - excepting sets of stamps - is always offered "as is" and cannot be returned for any reason. Similarly, other lots offered "as is" 

cannot be returned. 

10. "EXTENSIONS": A request for an extension to submit a lot to a recognised expert or expert committee for a Certificate of Authenticity 

must be made in writing prior to or on the day of the auction. Prestie shall have an absolute discretion not to grant an extension. [In 

particular, an extension will not normally be granted if the lot is offered with a recent Certificate of Authenticity or if the stamp(s) has/have 

perforated initials (perfins).] If an extension is granted, the buyer must make payment in full for the lot including the buyer's premium, in 

accordance with the terms of Paragraph 8. The amount paid including the buyer's premium will be refunded in full if the lot is returned with 

an acceptable "bad" Certificate. All costs associated with obtaining a certificate shall be borne by the buyer, unless the lot is found to be 

not as identified in the catalogue, in which case all costs associated with obtaining the Certificate shall be refunded to the buyer. 

A lot described as being defective in any way may not be returned should the Certificate obtained mention any fault not noted in the lot 

description. The buyer shall not be entitled to reject an item if the certificate includes any findingt that does not materially affect the 

grading of the lot. 

Unless otherwise agreed, nomination of the appropriate expert or expert committee shall be made by Prestie, and Prestie will be 

responsible for submitting the lot to that expert or expert committee. Should Prestie agree to the buyer's nomination of an expert or 

expert committee, the extension granted will be for a period of no more than 90 days from the date of the auction. If a Certificate 

has not been obtained within 90 days from the date of the auction, the extension shall lapse and Prestie may thereafter refuse to 

accept the return of the lot. 

11. GOVERNING LAW: These Terms of Sale shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Victoria. 

12. Submitting a bid by any method constitutes acknowledgment and acceptance of these Terms of Sale.

Jul 11, 2008 


The World's Most Comprehensive Country Index & Topical Cross-Reference Listing 

Cross Reference for Country and Regional Classification 

Aden: 21, 755-756, 974 

Algeria: 515 

Antarctica: 757 

Antigua: 4 

Arab States: 755-756 

Arctic: 298 

Australia, Commonwealth of: 13, 19, 36, 51-52, 59-71, 77-78, 

101, 107, 109-110, 112-360, 441, 810, 877, 939, 976, 992-1036, 

1044, 1052, 1080-1137, 1148-1149, 1182 

Australia, Commonwealth of - Kangaroo Issues: 122-123, 

126-156, 263-288 

Australia, Commonwealth of - KGV Issues: 123, 159-183, 

289-295, 1111 

Australian Antarctic Territory: 6, 17 

Australian Colonies - General: 346-754 

Austria: 725, 758-760 

Automobiles: 811 

Bahamas: 762 

Bahawalpur: 908 

Bahrain: 953-954, 972 

Baltic States: 74 

Barbados: 9 

Bechuanaland: 761 

Belgian Colonies: 935 

Belgium: 718 

Bermuda: 763-766 

Bohemia & Moravia: 3 

Brazil: 505 

British East Africa: 7, 18, 931-933 

British Honduras: 4 

British Military Administration: 948 

British West Indies: 91, 762-767 

Burma: 9, 29, 328, 768-769, 905 

Canada: 9, 32, 34, 284, 717, 1052 

Cape of Good Hope: 5 

Ceylon: 10, 331, 719, 770 

China: 25-26, 72-73, 106, 295, 771-809, 892-894, 1179, 1212 

China - Foreign Post Offices: 106 

Christmas Island: 4, 157 

Cocos Islands: 4, 6, 750, 810, 947 

Cyprus: 10 

Czechoslovakia: 288, 811 

Denmark: 720 

Dubai: 956-957, 969 

Egypt: 22, 30, 958, 973 

Falkland Islands: 812 

Fiji: 813-817, 1046 

France: 22, 709, 818-829, 881, 904, 1183, 1186 

French Community: 515, 715, 757, 820-829, 1189, 1214 

French Polynesia: 821 

French Southern & Antarctic Territories: 757 

German (Deutsch) New Guinea: 979-1017 

German Colonies: 832-834, 937, 979-1017, 1172, 1189 

German States: 26, 830 

Germany: 3, 43, 49, 57, 268, 282, 285, 328, 511, 830-834, 

881-882, 979-991, 1033, 1179 

Gilbert & Ellice Islands: 835-836 

Great Britain: 3, 9, 26, 29, 34, 36-37, 52, 56, 79-101, 258, 287, 

338-340, 378, 423, 507, 514, 705, 707, 711, 836-888, 954, 958, 

975, 1079, 1091, 1107, 1117 

Great Britain - Channel Islands: 889-891 

Greece: 288 

Grenada: 32 

Hong Kong: 5, 18, 123, 254, 259, 261, 380, 719, 892-894 

Hungary: 758 

India: 18, 328, 378, 755, 768-769, 895-923, 935, 937, 953, 

956-957, 959, 964-967, 970-971, 973, 977, 1187 

Indian States: 895, 906-923 

Indian States: 906-923 

Indo China: 715 

Indonesia: 924 

Iraq: 955, 958-959 

Ireland: 24, 92, 97, 509 

Israel: 102, 960-963 

Italian Colonies: 30 

Italian States: 925-927 

Italy: 99, 103, 925-927 

Japan: 15, 18, 20, 22, 104-105, 111, 259, 261, 320, 380, 719, 

928-930, 938 

Japan Occupation: 29, 905, 930, 945, 951-952, 978 

Kenya Uganda & Tanganyika: 931-937 

Korea: 938-940 

Kuwait: 964-967 

Labuan: 334 

Latin America: 27, 941-944 

Liberia: 41 

Lithuania: 3, 74 

Macau: 106 

Madagascar: 757 

Malacca: 949 

Malaya: 756, 945-952 

Malta: 507, 750 

Marshall Islands: 833 

Middle East: 102, 329, 953-975 

Monaco: 818, 828 

Montenegro: 352 

Muscat: 968-971 

Nauru: 976 

Nepal: 977 

Netherlands: 298, 352, 749, 978 

Netherlands Indies: 328, 924, 978, 985 

New Caledonia: 821 

New Guinea: 992-1017 

New Guinea: 831, 979-1044, 1140 

New Guinea - German: 979-991, 1020 

New Guinea - Pacific Islands: 976, 1018-1036 

New Hebrides: 1045-1055 

New Hebrides (British): 1045-1053 

New Hebrides (French): 1054-1055 

New South Wales: 5, 21, 109, 247, 250, 285, 297, 305, 349, 352, 355, 

361-388, 423, 429, 725, 1108-1109, 1222 

New Zealand: 17, 21, 23, 25, 269, 1056-1079, 1119-1120, 1126 

Norfolk Island: 4, 1080-1137 

Northern Territory: 274, 301, 328 

Norway: 295 

Pakistan: 904, 908-911, 957 

Papua: 262, 1140-1148 

Papua New Guinea: 6, 1149-1151 

Persia: 955 

Philippines: 1214 

Pitcairn Islands: 1152 

Portugal: 1153 

Portuguese Colonies: 15, 106, 902, 1153 

Prussia: 511 

Qatar: 972 

Queensland: 38, 109-110, 162, 295, 333, 344, 348-349, 389-429, 1148 

Rhodesia: 14, 761 

Rumania: 1169 

Russia: 45-47, 352, 885, 1170 

Samoa: 834, 1171-1177 

Saudi Arabia: 973-974 

Scandinavia: 295 

Selangor: 950 

Seychelles: 1178-1179 

Sharjah & Dependencies: 887, 975 

Singapore: 719, 756, 945, 1179 

Solomon Islands: 1181 

Somaliland Protectorate (British): 7 

South Africa: 14, 34, 514, 755-756, 1117, 1137, 1182, 1191 

South Africa (Provinces): 1182 

South Australia: 25, 157, 162, 266, 302, 345, 348, 430-452, 721 

South West Africa: 34 

Spain: 1183 

Straits Settlements: 37, 756, 945-946, 948, 1179 

Supplementary Lots: 1215-1223 

Sweden: 974, 1184 

Switzerland: 36, 270-281, 291, 293, 471, 724, 1130, 1185-1188 

Tanganyika: 936-937 

Tasmania: 38, 162, 248, 272, 348-349, 351, 355-356, 453-471 

Thailand: 811 

Tonga: 1190 

Trinidad & Tobago: 10, 91 

Tristan da Cunha: 1191 

Turkey: 15, 245, 329-330 

United Arab Emirates: 887, 975 

United States of America: 56, 75-76, 110, 254, 287, 294, 317, 426, 

513, 518, 861-862, 1034, 1186, 1192-1214 

Uruguay: 25 

Vanuatu: 1045-1055 

Victoria: 5, 21, 25, 38, 108-109, 162, 267, 281, 293, 296, 300, 305, 310, 

315, 331-332, 340, 348-349, 351-352, 423, 472-523, 694, 1110, 1222 

Wallis Et Futuna Islands: 821 

Western Australia: 5, 38, 162, 243, 252, 284, 286, 348-349, 352, 357, 

524-754 

Yemen: 974 

Zanzibar: 7 

Cross Reference for Thematic and Topical Classification 

Advertising: 269, 287, 360, 382, 385, 426, 470, 698, 711, 869-870, 

1070-1071, 1116, 1213 

Airmail Issues: 896 

Airmail Stamps: 187, 327-328, 896, 941, 943, 1039-1043, 1115, 1140, 

1148, 1187-1188 

Airmails - Jusqua Markings: 288, 936, 1187 

Albums & Accessories: 13, 35

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Alcohol: 373, 382, 385 

Animals: 211, 306, 385, 436, 463, 465, 502, 655, 761, 786, 803, 

812, 852, 854-857, 898, 900, 950, 956, 1153 

Apparel: 326, 784 

Archaeology: 88 

Architecture: 320, 322-323, 908, 1085, 1087, 1125 

Art & Craft: 95, 208, 215-216, 301, 323, 787, 799, 803-804, 828, 

865 

Autographs: 45-49, 79, 86, 99, 111, 327, 693, 819, 828, 883, 

1114, 1122, 1170 

Aviators: 1114-1115 

Avis de Reception: 718 

Banking & Finance: 700, 729, 1183 

Birds: 31, 41, 61, 194, 217-219, 442, 524-754, 757, 835, 951, 

1037, 1095-1096, 1106, 1133, 1140, 1149, 1151-1152 

Booklets: 23, 186, 223-230, 252, 301, 773, 869-870, 1082, 1151 

Boxer Rebellion (China): 1179 

Bridges: 805, 1106 

Cancelled to Order (from Presentation Sets): 241, 491, 

645, 736, 740, 962, 1083 

Captain Cook: 322, 1133 

Censored Mail: 18, 20, 28, 245, 254-255, 259-261, 270-281, 291, 

293-294, 330, 333, 947, 951, 956, 964-965, 969, 1033, 1118-1119 

Charity: 36, 346, 491, 1058, 1184, 1188 

Children: 807 

Christmas: 6, 309, 319, 323, 720, 836, 860, 865, 1020, 1088, 

1092, 1095, 1107, 1128-1130 

Churchill: 1049 

Cinderellas: 43, 50-53, 373, 402-421, 462-465, 499-504, 

663-690, 818, 1122, 1199-1210 

Classic (Pre-1860) Stamp Issues: 5, 9, 26, 36-37, 361-366, 

378-379, 389-392, 395, 422, 431-435, 444-445, 454-460, 466, 

475-489, 510, 524, 526, 529-530, 532, 534-603, 605-613, 617, 619, 

621-623, 625-626, 653-654, 658-659, 694-699, 701, 815, 830, 

841-842, 884, 903, 927, 1059-1067, 1076-1078, 1186, 1193 

Coil Stamps: 123, 192, 850-851, 1089, 1195 

Coins: 54-76, 371 

Coins & Banknotes: 54-76 

combination covers: 262, 266, 295, 328, 344, 966, 973 

Commemorative Covers: 44, 296-302, 810, 1170 

communication: 42, 1213 

Consular Mail: 926, 1200 

Convict Mail: 1085, 1087, 1125 

Customs (Douane): 110, 987-990 

Dancing: 249, 256 

Dead Letter Office Mail: 707, 719, 725, 1044, 1148 

Death: 689-690 

Disaster: 929 

Documents & Ephemera: 77-106, 993, 1182 

Education & Universities: 878-879, 899 

Energy: 269, 465, 790 

Ephemera & Documents: 20, 44 

Errors: 866 

Essays: 114, 222, 902 

Exhibitions: 110, 223, 615, 759, 806, 808, 824-827, 1058, 1082 

Explorers & Pioneers: 96, 113, 117, 193, 205-206, 249, 256, 

861-862 

Express Mail: 249, 256 

Finance: 1205 

First Day Covers: 14-15, 20, 247, 1195 

First Day Covers: 66, 303-326, 783, 789, 864, 867, 1105, 1180 

First Issues or: 422, 432, 534-543, 997 

Fish: 1130-1131 

Flags: 324, 802, 942, 1133 

Flight Covers: 298, 327-328, 954, 1114, 1117, 1121, 1126, 1148, 

1184, 1188 

Flight Covers - Commercial: 27, 254, 287-288, 334, 756, 887, 

945, 956-959, 964-967, 969-972, 975, 1044, 1052, 1079, 1115, 

1118, 1123, 1125, 1133, 1135-1137 

Flowers: 207, 213, 782, 788-789, 808, 1084, 1106 

Forgeries: 50, 472, 526, 653-654, 937, 955, 1040-1043, 1172, 

1189 

Forwarding Agents: 904, 1107 

Free Mail: 377, 693, 883, 905 

freemasonry: 711 

Fruit: 411, 1084 

GB - Machins: 870 

Gemstones: 209-210 

Government & Politicians: 92, 310, 369 

Ham Radio: 42 

Heraldry: 82-83, 98, 117, 190, 303, 315, 436, 463, 854, 857, 

925-926, 1075 

Hotels: 30, 384 

Illustrated Covers: 262, 266, 269, 303-326, 328, 331, 382, 385, 

517, 711, 726, 755, 953, 1149 

Imprints & Plate Numbers: 21-22, 121, 148, 157-158, 176, 

183, 189, 205-206, 437, 456, 849, 877, 1015, 1056, 1072, 

1096-1097, 1195 

Indigenous Peoples: 208, 817, 1150 

Insects: 417 

Insured Mail: 973 

International Reply Coupons: 102, 723 

Islands: 23, 257-262, 762-767, 810, 812, 835-836, 889-891, 976, 

1045-1055, 1080-1137, 1152, 1178-1179, 1181, 1190-1191 

Judaica: 960-963 

Keyplate Issues: 763-766, 1139 

Late Fee: 153, 381, 519, 1123, 1125 

Law & Order: 1125 

Legal: 685-690 

Lighthouses: 87 

Literature: 120 

Literature: 928, 992 

Local Stamps: 655-656 

Maps: 78, 298, 317, 372 

Marine Life: 222, 781, 807, 812, 1094, 1097 

Medical & Health: 96, 330, 346, 447, 518, 684 

Military & Censor Mail: 28, 81, 95, 97, 268, 296, 321, 324, 329-334, 

378, 778, 836, 885, 940, 975, 1125 

Military - Air Force: 321, 887, 958, 1119-1120 

Military - Army: 92, 517, 930 

Military - Boer War: 34, 346, 491, 514, 1182 

Military - Korean War: 940 

Military - Navy: 90, 93, 978, 1179 

Military - Vietnam War: 113 

Military - World War I: 28, 188, 245, 248, 259-261, 270-281, 291, 

293-294, 329-332, 818, 877, 935, 937, 991-1036, 1172, 1189 

Military - World War II: 20, 28, 243, 254-255, 317, 333-334, 756, 887, 

905, 947, 951, 956, 959, 964-965, 969, 978, 1118-1120 

Miniature Sheets: 773, 777, 779-780, 783, 785, 789, 802-805, 

807-808, 892, 914-919, 1153 

Mining: 209-210, 509-510, 655-656, 705-706, 708-709, 712-713, 720, 

723, 725, 727, 732, 734-735, 1039-1043, 1209 

Miscellaneous: 1-40 

Missent Mail: 423 

Missionaries & Mission Stations: 32, 831, 939, 987 

Money Order: 516, 968 

Monograms: 167, 176 

Monuments: 188, 317, 779, 806, 908 

Mourning Covers: 250, 696 

Municipal Mail: 414 

Museum: 947 

Music & Singing: 103 

Myths & Legends: 463, 804, 852, 854-857, 1153 

Newspapers: 1127 

Official Mail: 92, 178-179, 267, 290, 340, 343, 381, 446, 513, 516, 

658-662, 693, 707, 717, 876-880, 883, 926, 958, 977, 1118 

Official Stamps: 11, 25, 32, 122, 124, 160, 178-179, 187, 267, 284, 

290, 293, 370-372, 438-439, 446, 549, 559, 581, 608, 658-662, 717, 

720, 769, 876-880, 901, 908, 923, 941, 958, 977, 1018, 1035-1036, 

1074, 1140 

Omnibus Issues: 12, 17, 762, 810, 816, 825-827, 966, 1049, 1091 

Other Pre-Decimals: 184-194 

Overprinted Stamps & Stationery: 7, 11, 18, 24, 50, 121-122, 182, 

190, 193, 210, 341-342, 345, 370-372, 381, 413, 420, 430, 439, 463, 

472, 500, 502-504, 529, 614-618, 629-630, 637, 671-674, 685-686, 

689-690, 703, 743, 757, 769, 771-772, 806, 808, 831, 833-834, 876, 

878-880, 893-894, 902, 908-910, 923-924, 934, 937-938, 941, 946, 

948, 950, 952-954, 957-958, 964, 966, 970, 975, 977-978, 980, 

992-1037, 1046-1048, 1050-1051, 1055-1056, 1074, 1082, 

1085-1087, 1106, 1114, 1140, 1143-1146, 1148, 1171-1178, 

1189-1190, 1202-1203, 1214 

Parcel Post: 39, 263, 284-285, 289, 337-340, 402-415, 657, 987-990 

Perfins: 5, 113, 124, 160, 173, 175, 178-179, 187, 248, 267, 284, 290, 

343, 355, 358, 430, 512, 527, 549, 559, 581, 608, 658-662, 717, 720, 

877, 1018, 1035-1036 

Perfume: 1082 

Philatelists: 53 

Photographs: 104, 107, 258 

Picture Postcards: 107-111, 296, 353, 384, 691, 720, 881-882, 1179, 

1184 

Police, Law & Order: 1150 

Post Office Labels: 987-990, 1133 

Post Offices: 157, 960 

Post Restante: 714, 755 

Postage Dues: 6, 231-242, 258, 264, 269, 281, 288, 290, 292, 295, 

331, 353-354, 426, 443, 496, 514, 519, 707, 711-712, 714, 720, 724, 

726, 756, 871-875, 920, 1034, 1079, 1104, 1191, 1196-1198 

Postal Fiscals: 663-664, 672-678, 681-683, 704, 931, 950, 1075 

Postal History: 3, 19, 26, 28, 30, 94, 97, 113, 122, 243-295, 354, 

359-360, 378-382, 422-427, 443-447, 462, 466-471, 505-520, 

691-726, 756, 768, 774, 810, 818, 820-823, 829, 831, 881-888, 895, 

903-905, 907, 920, 924-926, 936, 939, 947, 974, 985-991, 1033-1034, 

1076-1079, 1099-1133, 1179, 1185-1186, 1191, 1211-1214 

Postal Seals: 293, 991 

Postal Stationery: 39-40, 248, 335-345, 352, 354, 382, 385-388, 

448-452, 513, 516, 705, 723, 725, 732, 736-754, 758, 768, 810, 836, 

881-882, 887, 905, 907, 921, 945, 951, 967, 969, 991, 1052, 1091, 

1110, 1114, 1127, 1129, 1132, 1134-1137, 1169, 1178, 1212 

Postal Stationery - Aerogrammes: 810, 887, 945, 1052, 

1126-1127, 1129, 1132, 1135-1137 

Postal Stationery - Envelopes: 247, 520, 705, 741-743, 768, 921, 

967, 969, 1091, 1114, 1212 

Postal Stationery - Envelopes (Official): 707

Jul 11, 2008 

Postal Stationery - Envelopes (PTPO): 382, 385, 427, 888 

Postal Stationery - Formular Issues: 810, 1052, 1126, 1137 

Postal Stationery - Franks: 250, 513, 516, 706, 710 

Postal Stationery - Letter Cards: 113, 204, 341, 427, 520, 

744, 1129 

Postal Stationery - Letter Sheets: 470 

Postal Stationery - Postal Cards: 343, 386-387, 448-449, 

520, 725, 732, 745-752, 951, 991, 1020, 1178 

Postal Stationery - Postal Cards (Official): 345 

Postal Stationery - Registration Envelopes: 471, 753, 836, 

868, 881, 935 

Postal Stationery - Registration Envelopes (PTPO): 520 

Postal Stationery - Scenic: 344-345, 386-387 

Postal Stationery - Wartime: 905, 951, 991 

Postal Stationery - Wrappers: 388, 450-452, 513, 754, 1110 

Postmarks: 3, 19, 23, 38-39, 94, 125, 162, 246-247, 274-276, 

286, 337, 348, 351-352, 356, 359, 361, 383-384, 424, 428-429, 

473, 505, 508, 516, 521-523, 541, 561, 587, 626, 692-695, 699, 

701, 705, 708-709, 712-713, 716, 722, 726-735, 758, 881-882, 884, 

903, 936, 968, 982, 985-986, 1020, 1099, 1119-1120, 1140, 1156, 

1212 

Postmarks - Commemorative & Special: 43 

Postmarks - Duplex Cancellations: 379, 423, 624, 702-703, 

712, 714, 716, 886, 904 

Postmarks - Instructional/Informative Markings: 25, 243, 

248, 258, 264, 281, 288, 292, 295, 331-332, 353, 381, 383, 423, 

426, 443, 508-509, 514, 516, 519, 706-707, 710-712, 714, 718-719, 

724-726, 756, 904-905, 926, 1033, 1044, 1079, 1148, 1185 

Postmarks - Machines & Meters: 756 

Postmarks - Manuscript Cancellations: 467, 469, 735, 1078 

Postmarks - Numerals: 109, 125, 257, 348, 351-352, 356, 361, 

407, 422-423, 428, 432, 444, 466, 468, 473, 505, 511, 521-522, 

607, 620, 694-695, 698-701, 722, 730, 842, 885-886, 903-904, 

1076-1077, 1222 

Postmarks - Pictorial: 296-302, 759, 783, 789 

Postmarks - Squared-Circle Datestamps: 721 

Postmarks - Straight-Line Cancellations: 721 

Postmen: 271-272, 718, 749-750, 964 

Pre-Cancels: 1195 

Pre-Stamp Mail: 506-508, 693 

Primary Industry - Agriculture: 314, 340-341, 411, 415, 502 

Primary Industry - Cattle: 314, 417, 500 

Primary Industry - Timber: 341, 731 

Prisoners of War & Internees: 20, 28, 245, 330, 887, 905 

Proofs: 41, 52-53, 61-62, 65, 112, 114, 188, 194, 214, 222, 364, 

368, 391-393, 395-397, 402, 405-406, 408, 410-412, 418, 420-421, 

436, 449, 452, 456, 465, 532, 535-536, 588-591, 611-612, 614-615, 

631-632, 639-640, 654, 666-667, 688, 746, 819, 828, 941-944, 

1042, 1049, 1072, 1084-1086, 1088, 1090, 1092-1094 

Railway Stamps: 374, 376-377, 402-415, 497-498 

Receiving Offices: 1078 

Redirected Mail: 507, 935, 959 

Registered Mail: 39-40, 248, 252, 285, 296, 303, 334, 365-366, 

381, 391-393, 462, 471, 515, 518, 561, 587, 692, 709, 713, 

715-716, 718, 753, 755, 811, 836, 882, 935-936, 947, 956, 971, 

973-974, 1003-1008, 1020, 1033, 1103, 1106, 1115, 1129, 

1148-1149, 1169, 1191 

Registration Labels: 657, 935 

Religion: 323, 861-862, 1107, 1118, 1120 

Reprints: 364, 393, 456, 472, 536, 927 

Revenues: 11 

Revenues: 5-6, 20, 23, 37-38, 50, 125, 347, 349, 356, 361, 373, 

389, 416-421, 440-442, 462-465, 473, 499-504, 663-690, 704, 761, 

766, 830, 902, 906, 909-911, 913, 931, 950, 952, 978, 1075, 

1199-1210 

Rocket Mail: 43, 760 

Rowland Hill: 1091 

Royalty: 12, 82-83, 86-87, 97-99, 103, 214, 344-345, 762, 810, 

1082 

Scouts and Guides: 25, 297, 300, 302, 313, 383, 1090 

Se-Tenant Issues: 220, 305, 400, 793, 800, 914-917, 

1007-1008, 1092, 1096 

Self-Adhesives: 1090 

Shells: 1050-1051 

Ship Mail: 445, 507, 702, 719, 926, 985-986, 1179, 1212, 1214 

Ship/Paquebot Markings: 259, 261, 721, 768 

Space: 44-48, 309, 320, 513, 760, 807, 939, 1133, 1170 

Specimen Stamps: 113, 190, 193, 403, 413, 415, 498, 528, 614, 

740, 747, 834, 888, 893-894, 950, 1045 

Sport: 49, 783, 791, 819, 960, 1098 

Sport - Cycling: 655-656 

Sport - Golf: 296 

Sport - Hockey: 49 

Sport - Horse Racing: 326 

Sport - Olympic Games: 299, 315, 318, 325, 773, 1184 

Sport - Rowing: 819 

Sport - Skiing: 384 

Stamps on Stamps: 305, 1091 

State Government Officials: 355, 662 

Tea & Coffee: 1071 

Telegrams: 750, 755, 945 


Telegraph Offices: 261, 733-735 

Telegraph Stamps: 976, 1110 

Theatre & Dance: 105, 111, 780, 784-785 

Thematics & Subjects: 41-49, 66, 199-201, 223-224, 801, 809, 870, 

889, 891-892, 1053, 1082, 1084, 1180, 1221 

Thursday Island (Qld): 258-262 

Tourism: 220, 415, 1116 

Trade Cards: 106 

Trains: 403-405, 942 

Transport: 101, 759, 805, 956, 1195 

Transport - Aeroplanes: 187, 252, 321, 1039-1043, 1086, 1093, 

1132 

Transport - Railways & Trains: 245, 330, 345, 402-415 

Transport - Ships & Boats: 31, 205-206, 509, 832-835, 861-862, 

1132, 1140-1148, 1152, 1181 

Transport - Trams & Cable Cars: 110, 414 

Travelling Post Offices: 505, 519, 705, 708, 713, 725, 936, 987 

Unissued Stamps: 188, 222, 761, 902, 948, 1049, 1085-1086, 1090, 

1098, 1150 

Universal Postal Union: 645, 723, 736, 740, 854 

Unusual Origins or Destinations: 259, 261, 288, 292, 295, 

353-354, 378, 380, 507, 511, 515, 709, 715, 718-720, 749-750, 811, 

831, 887, 939, 987-990, 1052, 1107, 1110, 1212 

Varieties & Flaws: 7, 12, 15, 21, 50, 113-114, 121-124, 132, 139-141, 

143, 154, 158, 160-161, 163-164, 166-171, 173-175, 177-183, 186, 

190-191, 193, 196, 198, 207-213, 215-220, 222, 230, 235-236, 253, 

273, 291, 342, 365, 394, 399-400, 404, 437-438, 442, 459, 461, 

483-484, 487, 490, 494, 501, 537, 546, 548-549, 568-570, 573, 580, 

599, 637, 651, 656, 665, 670, 762, 764, 786, 812, 816-817, 843, 

847-848, 859-862, 865, 897-901, 903, 912, 922, 929, 995, 1002, 

1004, 1006-1008, 1011, 1017, 1019, 1021-1022, 1024, 1028-1029, 

1046-1048, 1050-1051, 1070, 1078, 1083, 1087, 1089, 1091, 

1095-1097, 1139-1140, 1171-1174, 1176, 1195, 1213 

Waterfalls: 220, 415, 1156 

Whales: 222 

Whaling: 702 

Writers: 89, 100, 793, 795, 798-799 

Y.M.C.A.: 331

Page: 10 


Contents of Auction #137 

Please note that our featured “Gallery Sections” are shown in Red 

Lot Numbers 

Miscellaneous Lots 1 - 40 

Thematics & Subjects featuring “Rocket Mail” and “Space” 41 - 49 

Cinderellas 50 - 53 

Coins & Banknotes 54 - 76 

Documents & Ephemera featuring ancient Great Britain documents 77 - 106 

Picture Postcards 107 - 111 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA 112 - 345 

General & Miscellaneous Lots 112 - 125 

Kangaroo Issues 126 - 156 

King George V Issues 157 - 183 

Other Pre-Decimal Issues 184 - 194 

Decimal Issues featuring Missing Colours and other errors 195 - 222 

Booklets/Postage Dues 223 - 242 

Postal History 243 - 345 

General 243 - 262 

Kangaroo Frankings 263 - 288 

King George V Frankings 289 - 295 

Commemorative Covers and First Day Covers 

featuring the work of Ogden, Bergen & Peake 296 - 326 

Flight Covers and Military Mail 327 - 334 

Postal Stationery 335 - 345 

AUSTRALIAN COLONIES 346 - 754 

General and Miscellaneous Lots 346 - 360 

New South Wales 361 - 388 

Queensland 389 - 429 

South Australia 430 - 452 

Tasmania 453 - 471 

Victoria 472 - 523 

Western Australia - The “Freemantle” Collection 524 - 754 

Stamps featuring numerous rarities, proofs etc 524 - 690 

Postage Stamps 524 - 652 

Forgeries 653 - 654 

Local Stamps and Railway Stamps 655 - 657 

Official Stamps 658 - 662 

Revenue Stamps 663 - 690 


Postmarks 727 - 735 

Postal Stationery 736 - 754 

REST OF THE WORLD 755 - 1214 

Including Austria 758 - 760 

British West Indies 762 - 767 

China featuring PRC from a New Issues Service 771 - 809 

Fiji 813 - 817 

French Community 820 - 829 

Great Britain 837 - 891 


Booklets and Postage Dues 869 - 875 

Official Stamps 876 - 880 

Postal History and Postal Stationery 881 - 888

Jul 11, 2008 


Contents of Auction #137 - continued 

Please note that our featured “Gallery Sections” are shown in Red 

Lot Numbers 

REST OF THE WORLD 

India 895 - 905 

Indian States featuring Bundi “Sacred Cows” 906 - 923 

Indonesia 924 

Italy and Italian States 925 - 927 

Japan 928 - 930 

Kenya, Uganda & Tanganyika 931 - 937 

Korea 938 - 940 

Latin America featuring Waterlow Proofs 941 - 944 

Malaya and Malayan States 945 - 952 

Middle East 953 - 975 

including Dubai 956 - 957 

Israel 960 - 963 

Kuwait 964 - 967 

Muscat 968 - 971 

Saudi Arabia 973 - 974 

Nauru 976 

Nepal 977 

Netherlands Indies 978 

New Guinea 979 - 1044 

German New Guinea 979 - 991 

‘G.R.I.’ Overprints 992 - 1016 

‘N.W./PACIFIC/ISLANDS’ 1017 - 1036 

Territory of New Guinea 1037 - 1044 

New Hebrides - British 1045 - 1053 

- French 1054 - 1055 

New Zealand 1056 - 1079 

Norfolk Island - The Margaret Hamilton Collection 1080 - 1137 



Postal Stationery 1134 - 1137 

Rhodesia - including “Double Heads” 1154 - 1168 

Russia 1170 

Samoa - ‘G.R.I.’ Overprints 1171 - 1177 

Seychelles 1178 - 1179 

Singapore 1180 

Solomon Islands 1181 

South Africa - An Australian Boer War Correspondence 1182 

Spain 1183 

Sweden 1184 

Switzerland 1185 - 1188 

Togo (Anglo-French Occupation) 1189 

Tonga 1190 

Tristan da Cunha 1191 

United States of America 1192 - 1214 


Revenue Stamps 1199 - 1210 

Postal History 1211 - 1214

Page: 12 


Lot Type Grading Description Est $A 

MISCELLANEOUS 

1 

*O "Ideal" album section (no cover) for British Empire countries to 1915, well-filled with mainly 

lower-value stamps but plenty of pickings throughout including from Australian Colonies, Bermuda, 

Bechuanaland. British Guiana, Canada & Newfoundland, Ceylon, Gibraltar, Great Britain (including QV 

1d Black with 4 margins, Embossed 6d cut-square & 10d partly cut-square, Surface Printed 10d, 1/- 

brown x2, 2/- blue x2 & others with cds cancels, 1913-19 Seahorse 10/- x2), Hong Kong KGV to $10, 

India 1854 4a x3 (all cut-to-shape), Indian States, Rhodesia etc, generally fine but variable condition 

should be expected.{Page 12.1} (100s) 

1,000 

Ex Lot 1 

2 

Ex Lot 2 

*O - the Foreign Countries section to 1915 (with the binder), again well-filled with plenty of pickings 

throughout including from Austria & Levant, Belgium (including many with "Sunday" labels), Bulgaria, 

China including Foreign Post Offices, Denmark & Danish West Indies, France & Colonies, Germany & 

Colonies, German States, Greece, Hungary, Italy & Colonies, Japan, Latin America, Netherlands & 

Colonies, Persia, Portugal & Colonies, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United States etc. 

Naturally the condition is rather mixed so close inspection is recommended.{Page 12.2} (1000s) 

3 C A/B 

4 

5 

6 

*/**O 

*/**O 

*/**OC 

1939 International Reply Coupons comprising Great Britain 6d, Bohemia 3k35 x5, Germany 30pf, 

and Lithuania 1L, all have been cancelled, some edge blemishes or corner creasing. (8) 

Australia & Territories including pre-decimal used with modest Roos & KGV Heads, Engraved Kooka 

x2, Navigators £1 strip of 5; Papua New Guinea mint & used including 1952 10/- Map x4 * plus 

duplicated later issues including multiples; 1950s-1970s issues from Christmas, Cocos & Norfolk 

Islands plus New Zealand with many unmounted blocks of 4; Christmas Island 1958-1985 mostly 

unmounted with heavy duplication; plus a little Antigua & British Honduras. Mixed condition. (1000s) 

Australia and British Commonwealth on Hagners with better items including Australia Third Wmk 

10/- perf 'OS' CTO, perf 'OS' Single Wmk KGV 1/4d vertical pair & SMult Wmk Perf 13½x12½ 4d olive 

blocks of 4 (2, one a gutter block) **, Western Australia 1854 4d used, Barbados 1920-21 Victory set *, 

Cape of Good Hope Triangles to 1/- used, Great Britain 1841 Blued Paper 1d red SG 8 unused, Hong 

Kong Stamp Duty 1880 12 cents on $10 (damaged) & 1891 $5 on $10, Uganda 1896 1a 3a & 4a used. 

Also two stockbooks with Australian Colonies including Victoria Half-Lengths x3 and New South Wales 

Sydney View 3d. Mixed Condition. (approx 500) 

Australian Territories with AAT including a selection of 1947-59 Base covers, 1966-82 issues 

unmounted; Christmas Island 1958-82 issues ** (1958 set *) reasonably complete with M/Ss & FDCs; 

Cocos 1951 RAAF registered cover, flight covers, 1969-82 issues unmounted; Papua New Guinea 

1960s covers with Postage Dues added x4, plus booklets and revenues including 1994-95 15k 

Departure Tax x2, 1993-95 Stamp Duty 5k & 10k surcharges **, etc. (100s) 

7 O* B/C British Africa mostly used selection including British East Africa 1895 & Zanzibar 1895-96 Opts on 

India sets of 15, British East Africa 1895 '2½' on 1½a SG 64 *, British Somaliland 1903 2r with Raised 

'D' & 3r used on piece, Uganda 1898 1r (faded) & 5r, Zanzibar 1895 2½a on 1a plum SG 25, 1896 

Opts on British East Africa set of 6, paper-aging is an issue, Cat £1780.{Page 22.1} (36) 

8 

9 

10 

11 

*O British Commonwealth untidy hoard with GB used including 1d black with 4 margins (heavy crease), 

KEVII to 5/-, Seahorses 10/- x2, Pakistan 1947 15r & 25r used & optd 'SERVICE' 5r & 10r *, other 

better material from Falklands, Hong Kong, Nyasaland, South Africa, Trinidad, Zanzibar plus an array 

of 1930s-40s Omnibus issues. (many 100s) 

O*/* - including Great Britain 1841 2d blue pair, 1870 Large Garter 4d plate 12 mint (straight edge, Cat 

£475), 8d orange, Jubilees to 1/-, 1913-19 Seahorses 2/6d (14) & 5/- (8), 1951 Festival pairs on 

Harrison presentation card; also Barbados 1956 $1.20 imprint block of 4, Brunei 1947-51 30c 50c & $1 

plate blocks of 4 & 2c black Redrawn Clouds mint, Canada Small Queens to 10c plus extensive middle 

period including "back-of-book". Useful material from Bahamas, Bermuda, British Guiana, Burma 

amongst others. Some better items mis-identified, condition concerns throughout. (2000+) 

*O - stockbook of QV to early QEII material including Ceylon 1872 96c Watermark Inverted, other QV to 

1r12c & 1r50c unused, KEVII to 2r & KGV to 5r mint; Cyprus with QV 9pi; extensive Ireland Opts on 

Great Britain mint to 10d & used to 1/- including a few varieties; Trinidad 1896 5/- 10/- & £1 (thin) with 

fiscal d/s; other useful material from Canadian Provinces, Dominica, Falklands, Gibraltar, Gold Coast, 

India & States, Jamaica, KUT, Malta, Nigeria & Lagos, Nyasland, Rhodesia, the "Saints", South Africa 

& Provinces etc, mixed condition. (2000+) 

O* - mostly mint selection including Great Britain KGVI 1939 £1 Arms & 1951 Festival set in mint pairs, 

New Zealand 1888 £1 Stamp Duty with 'LYTTELTON' d/s, Officials including a selection of 1936-61 

Pictorials to 2/- & 1940 Centennial set, South Africa 1935-49 5/- & 10/- pairs with downwards 

'OFFICIAL' opt at left SG O28-29, some toning, Cat £1200+. (46) 

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plus several part sets, 1937 Coronation complete mint and used, 1945-46 Victory approximately 50% 

complete. A little toning in places. (100s) 

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Carton of "goodies" including three Hagner binders with a quantity of unused Hagner pages, 

Australia modern bits n pieces including 2006 Year Album x2, handy South Vietnam covers, Taiwan 

sheetlets, Korea 1895 5p to 50p imperf "proofs" (?) etc. 

Collection remainders including Australia used pre-decimals with Roos to 2/- & duplicated KGV 

Heads to 5d, decimal stamp packs and FDCs, British Commonwealth KGV-KGVI era in packets, 1937 

Coronation FDCs, Rhodesia & South Africa 1940s-70s FDCs with heavy duplication of later Rhodesian 

material, world stamps on piece plus some commercial covers. (100s) 

Collector's clear-out including 1) Turkey 1865-1950s mint & used collection mostly commoner issues 

with possible shade, overprint (including Cilicie types) & postmark interest; 2) Japan 1964-1972 FDC 

collection mostly unaddressed, some with tone spotting; 3) Nyassa Company 1901 2½r & 75r (thin) 

both with Vignette Inverted SG 27a & 34a mint. (many 100s) 

O* Consignment remainders mostly used Australia with Postage Dues 1902-04 to 2/- including Perf 11 

3d & 1/-, 1909-10 to 5/-, later issues to 5/- including a few *, New Guinea modest array of Huts & Birds, 

New Zealand KGV Admirals 2/- (4) & 3/- (4), Straits Settlements KGV $25 fiscally used, Greece 2004 

withdrawn Olympic M/S unmounted (retail $500). Mixed condition. (100s) 

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Covers including Australia & AAT duplicated FDCs & cards mostly unaddressed; mostly 1940s-70s 

Pacific Islands philatelic covers with a few commercial items sighted, 1937 Coronation & 1977 Silver 

Jubilee FDCs and New Zealand 1935-1980s Health FDCs. Some toning evident. (100s) 

C - including Japan 1940 airmail from Kobe to Bombay via Hong Kong with triangular 'PASSED 

CENSOR/8/HONG KONG' h/s, British East Africa 1897 philatelic cover with '2½' on 1a strip of 6 

comprising settings #12 x3, #13 & #14 x2 (Cat £455), similar cover with '2½' on 3a SG 91 block of 4 

(Cat £300+); flight covers addressed to or from India including 1927 Calcutta-Bombay per De Haviland 

'G - E.B.M.O.', 1930 "First India-Persia Air Post Connection" Karachi-Tehran, USA 1936 two covers 

carried by the Hindenburg to Germany, etc. Climatically challenged condition. (12) 

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CPS - mostly from Australia including 1942 to Java with 'SERVICE SUSPENDED' h/s & 1963 airmail to 

USA with Cocos 3d pair & 2/3d Bird, registered & military mail etc, also useful Pacific Islands items, 

Finland 1940 illustrated promotional cover for the 1940 Helsinki Olympics by air to Australia, condition 

variable.{Page 13.1} (120 approx) 

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Covers galore with WWII military mail including 1943 use of Australian POW Envelopes (2, one with 

solid bar, the other with three bars at base) to Malaya via Japanese Red Cross, KGV-QEII postal 

stationery & telegram envelopes used & unused, KGV covers including 1934 with 'DELAYED/Owing to 

Insufficient Address...' label in red, Belgian Congo 1944 censored cover to Sydney; also Revenues on 

document including Victoria 1945 receipt with £1/10d of Duty Stamps optd 'CATTLE', Rhodesia 1922 

£25 Game Licence issued at Livingstone with Arms £5 & £10 x2 optd 'REVENUE'; some ephemera 

including WWI Gunnery Card, WWII Leave passes, embroidered greetings cards, also Australian 

1950-60s FDCs some with pairs or blocks of 4. Mixed condition. (100s) 

Eclectic selection including Australia KGV Single Wmk Smooth Paper Plate 3 1d (heavy crease) with 

'CA' monogram **, NSW 1888-89 2d Emu with monogram, Victoria Wmk V/Crown Perf 12 4d Laureate 

*, New Zealand 1873 Perf 10 ½d plus 1888 3d yellow with transient printing flaw both unused; covers 

including Australia 1955 registered to Germany with 8/9d franking, Aden 1905 use of Indian 1a Postal 

Card uprated to Germany, USA Wells Fargo cover, etc. Condition variable. (50+) 

Estate remainders including Australia KGV SMult Wmk 2d Ash Imprint blocks of 4 (3), 1/- ANZAC 

mint, 1940s-70s FDCs, Christmas 1971 block of 25 **, useful Europe including France 1940s-60s mint 

sets, Luxembourg, Russia, Switzerland 1947 Cantonals Centenary M/S, general world including Egypt 

1933 Aviation Congress, Japan 1919 Peace mint, etc. (100s) 

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Glory box with some useful British Commonwealth including Sarawak 1899 $10 revenue, BIOT 

1968-1976 with better sets including 1968 Marine Life ** , modest New Zealand plus modern booklets 

including Falkland & Pacific Islands; covers including India 1924 'EVEREST EXPEDITION' postcard, 

Solomons 1950s x7 with 'BARAKOMA AIRFIELD' straight-line cancels, Tonga 1960s-70s covers and a 

sprinkling of worldwide commercial covers. Allow plenty of viewing time. (100s) 

*O Heavy ledger album with a rather modest world collection but with some useful items noted, condition 

variable. The strength is in the Ireland with lots of 1922-23 Overprints including SG 1-8, 2/6d SG 17 

(mint), a superb used 2/6d SG 64, Narrow Date 2/6d (mint), Wide Date 2/6d & 5/-, etc. Also useful 

British Post Offices in the Gulf. (100s) 

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Interesting array including South Australia 1855-1902 mostly used collection with some good 

pickings, Victoria 1860-71 covers x5, New Zealand mint or unused Officials including 1938 9d red & 

grey-black *, 1947-51 KGVI set of 7 *, China 1920s-30s covers x8 plus a front from Chung Je Boy 

Scouts in Peking to Sir Robert Baden-Powell, Uruguay 1930s Airmail covers x6 (one officially repaired 

& with two strikes of 'ACCIDENT DE SERVICE' h/s), mixed condition. (100+ items) 

Interesting selection including Great Britain 1847 with Imperf 2d pair, 1897 uprated 2d Registration 

Envelope from Colombian Consul in Jersey to Paris, Württemberg 1857-69 covers including 1858 

Blaubeuren entire with 3k Arms x3, China 1940s-1960s covers including Cultural Revolution era x2, 

1980s 'extra charge' labels used on envelopes & unused, etc. Condition variable. (approx 60 items) 

Latin American airmail covers mostly to European destinations including from Brazil (9, two are 

censored) plus others from Colombia, Cuba and Uruguay, also a few Commonwealth covers including 

British Guiana 1948 registered to England with boxed 'BRITISH GUIANA/TO NEW YORK ONLY/BY 

AIR MAIL', plus an incongruous run of 1983-94 Luxemburg FDCs. (28) 

Military covers well-presented in album with WWI POW mail including 1916 from Ahmednagar Camp 

(India) to Geneva, large selection of postcards from POWs held in Russian camps mostly addressed to 

Austria, Bohemia or Italy, also covers from Russian POWs in Germany to Denmark; WWII items 

including 1943 German Occupation of Serbia local Belgrade bank cover with 'Na putovanju./En 

Voyage' (unable to deliver) label affixed, German Occupation of Luxembourg registered cover to 

Belgium, plus a little material from later conflict, generally fine. (150+) 

Odd little group comprising GB KEVII 10/- used (with German Certificate!); and Burma Japanese 

Occupation SG J17b unmounted (looks too good to be true!: caveat emptor), J19 * and J72 unused x2 

& Imperf J22a used corner block of 4; Cat £1440.{Page 22.2} (9) 

Odd lot of covers including 3 items with Egyptian Hotel datestamps, two Italian Colonies (Libya) 

covers with undated military cancels, a few others, condition variable. (10) 

Pacific Island collections including Cook Islands 1892-early 1980s with modest earlies, duplicated 

KGV with Admirals to 3/- x3 *, KGVI including 1949 Pictorials (8 sets, 5 * & 3 used), patchy QEII mint 

or used to $10; Samoa 1880s-1970s including German issues with 1900 Opts to 50pf mint or used, 

GRIs 2½d used & 6d mint, Palmtrees to 2/6d including surcharges and a few multiples, KGV & KGVI 

mint & used with duplication, thereafter reasonably complete to late 1970s including duplicated long 

sets mint and used plus a few M/Ss. Condition variable. (many 100s) 

Postal History group including Great Britain 1839 outer 'On Her Majesty's Service' from the 

Commander in Chief's Office in London to Mount Pleasant (a "Red Legs" settlement) in Grenada with 

'(crown)/ FREE/30NO30/1839' d/s in red; Canada 1847 outer from Woodstock to London, 1852 entire 

from Raleigh to Toronto with fine 'PAID/3d' circular h/s in red on the face, plus a couple of lesser later 

items. Mixed condition. (5) 

O* Predominantly British Africa compote mostly from the "3 Kings" and early QEII era including 

Bechuanaland KGVI to 10/- * & QEII to 10/- used, CofGH Triangles 1855-63 6d x2 and rouletted 4d 

("as is", without certificate), East Africa & Uganda KEVII mint or used to 1r plus KGV 2r used & 4r *, 

Gibraltar KGVI Perf 13½ 1½d carmine *, Northern Nigeria KEVII to 2/6d used & 5/- mint, St Helena 

1922-37 2d Cleft Rock used, Tanganyika Giraffes to 5/- mint, Zanzibar 1957 Pictorial set x6 **. (100s) 

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Selection of better covers including Victoria 1872 with recut BN '98'; GB 1857 to New Brunswick & 

1932 Zeppelin cover to Brazil with KGV 10d; Boer War cover to Canada with 'ARMY PO 43' cds & 

superb 'SOUTH AFRICA CONTINGENT/SOUTH AFRICA' d/s in magenta (minor faults); SWA 1919 & 

1922 registered with SAfrican stamps & cds of 'OTJIWARONGO' or cut-down 'LUDERITZ...' (with 

similar registration cachet); and two others, generally fine to very fine. {Page 13.2} (8) 

Stanley Gibbons "Philatelic" album bound in handsome deep-green cloth with leather corners and 

spine, complete with 90 faced leaves and presented in a sturdy matching slipcase (minor bruising). 

Stanley Gibbons retail $475. 

Trio of collections comprising Australia late pre-decimal/early decimal era including used Arms to 

£2, decimal Navigators Perf 14¾ $1 **, commemorative sets in blocks of 4 ** with some minor 

varieties; Great Britain 1840s-1960s including 1d black with 4 margins, useful Surface Printed to 5/- 

including 1867 2/- blue Plate 1, 1883 5d green pair, Seahorses to 10/- (3); Switzerland 1858-1960s 

chiefly used including Sitting Helvetia 10r imperf, 1923-40 Airs, Pro Juventute issues, 1940-60s 

commemoratives well represented. (100s) 

CO*/** Unusual selection including Great Britain Imperf 2d blue strip of 3 [HA-HC], Straits Settlements 1874 

$5 Revenue, 1879 'Five Cents' on 8c & 'Seven Cents' on 32c *, Singapore 1941 receipt with 3c green 

pair optd 'S.M.C' (Singapore Municipal Council), a few modern stamp packs & booklets, plus Asian 

commemorative phonecard packs, etc. Mixed condition. (few 100) 

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O* Useful Australian Colonies including Queensland QV Duty Stamps to 2/-, Tasmania with a modest 

array including fiscally used Chalons, Pictorials 2d with Double Perfs & a few revenues; Western 

Australia duplicated bicolour duty stamps to 10/- (7) 15/- & £1 (3), Victoria QV duty stamps to £1 (9) & 

£2 (11) including 4/- with CTO cancel, also a stockbook Australia duplicated postage dues to 5/-, New 

Zealand 1960s M/Ss * & some Great Britain. Mixed condition. (600+) 

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World covers including Australia 1963 PPC with 1/2d Tasmanian Tiger, Canada two 1914 covers with 

Officially Sealed labels applied, Cape of Good Hope 1909 parcel label attached to "Cape Town in a 

Bathing Machine" booklet, France 1948 registered with 50+30fr & 100+70fr air stamps, Germany 1923 

Frankfurt-Munich with 800,000mk on 1000mk x5 with pre-franked reply card attached, 1921-35 

European group with pictorial slogan cancels, mixed condition.{Page 18.1} (250+) 

C - including Switzerland 1936 airmail to Australia, British Africa KGVI selection, BWI from 1970s-90s 

era many registered, Greece & Italy 1960s covers to Tasmania, uprated aerogrammes from Burma, 

Jordan & Pakistan, other items from Ceylon, Hong Kong & USA. Condition variable. (69) 

THEMATICS & SUBJECTS 

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Birds: Liberia 1953 10c Jacana gummed perforated proofs in Unissued Colours, then of the Bird Only, 

Background Only (2, one with the Bird Printed on the Gum), Bird Inverted, and as issued (2, one 

Printed on the Gum), mostly with full o.g. Fun lot!{Page 22.3} (7) 

Ham Radio (QSL) Cards: 1933-50 selection of mostly illustrated types including from China, Cuba, 

Guatemala, Portugal (2, one a lovely fold-out card), Spain, Dutch Indies & Brazil, half posted under 

cover, a few minor faults but generally fine & very attractive.{Page 18.2} (12) 

Rocket Mail: 1930s-60s European array of covers including Germany 1933 addressed to rocket 

constructor Gerhard Zucker (& signed by him) with 3mk label & 'MIT LUFTTORPEDO/ PAR 

AEROTOREEDO' label applied, others from Andorra, Poland, Switzerland, Sweden, Yugoslavia. Some 

items are autographed including by Zucker, Nebel, Oberth & cosmonaut Sevastianov (2), also a small 

selection of commemorative labels. Condition generally fine. (55 items) 

Space: 1959-1980s collection with a high proportion of FDCs & commemorative covers including from 

Bulgaria, Czeckoslovakia, Fujeira, Hungary, Romania & Russia amongst others, some franked with 

imperforates (including better Hungarian issues) or M/Ss; also some space related stamps & M/Ss, 

photographs, newspaper cuttings and a Daily Mirror 1961 booklet entitled "The Space Race". Viewing 

suggested to fully appreciate the scope of the collection. Condition generally fine. (550+ items) 

45 C A - Russia 1964-65 illustrated FDCs commemorating Voskhod 1 (the first spaceflight to carry more than 

one person into space) signed by Cosmonauts Vladimir Komarov, Konstantin Feoktistov & Boris 

Yegorov plus a similar cover commemorating Voskhod 2 signed by Pavel Belyajev and Alexey Leonov 

who during this mission became the first man to walk in space. (2) 

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46 C A - Russia 1969 Triple Space Flights issue commemorating Soyuz flights 6-8, each stamp featured on a 

separate cosmonaut-signed FDC, comprising Soyuz 6 (Shonin & Kubasov), Soyuz 7 (Filipchenko, 

Volkov & Gorbatco) & Soyuz 8 (Shatalov & Eliseev). Volkov's signature is rare as he was killed on the 

Soyuz 11 mission just 20 months after the Soyuz 7 flight. {Page 15.1} (3) 

47 C A - Russia 1974-77 selection of cosmonaut-signed illustrated FDCs commemorating Soyuz flights 

12-19, 21 & 23-24. A total of 11 covers with 2 signatures per cover (list included). Scarce assembly in 

fine condition. (11) 

48 C A- - Switzerland 1972 commemorative black and white photo-postcard depicting "First Man on the Moon" 

Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, cancelled at the opening of the Air and Space Hall at the Zurich 

Science Museum, and signed by Armstrong, some light staining. Very scarce.{Page 15.2} 

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Sport: Folder featuring autographed photo cards of elite 1980s German hockey players including a 

few team cards, plus an unsigned team postcard of a 1930s British ladies team. (42) 

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COINS & BANKNOTES 

Diverse selection with Australia Departure Tax to $20 x8, Immigration Clearance Fee $5, 1954 Redex 

labels blocks of 4 & a replica card collection, New South Wales $5 Stamp Duty (disfigured 'O' of 

'SOUTH') & Railway Stamps optd 'PROPERTY SEARCH' $4 & $5 x3 on document, Hong Kong 

Departure Tax $120 x3; also WWII ration cards, Lady Gowrie & Duchess of Gloucester labels, Nigeria 

1998 forgery on cover, etc. (approx 100 items) 

Australia: Large stockbook of little-known Australian "Cinderellas" including such bizarre emissions as 

Brisbane Town Post, Montebello Island phantoms, Owen Island, Province of Bumbunga etc, many on 

covers that have passed through the post; 1988 Flying Doctor Service $1 & $5 on cover signed by 

American astronaut "Alan Shephard"; 1966-94 Koala Research labels & M/Ss including with Japanese 

inserts; and a lever-arch file with a hard-to-believe array of material related to seafarers. The weirdest 

lot in the sale! Ex Bill Hornadge. (100s) 

Great Britain: 1936 KGVI essay in violet imperforate marginal block of 4 & perforated corner block of 

4 both on gummed unwatermarked paper, unmounted. Produced by Waterlow & Sons: often stated to 

be related to the Australian issue though there is no mention of them in the ACSC.{Page 22.4} (2 

blocks) 

Japan: 1959 Kitte Bunka Kia Philatelic Society die proof engraved by Kato Kunakichi for the 10th 

Anniversary of the death of renowned philatelist Yoshida Ichino, numbered #83 of 100. 

54 $ A/B Wordwide array of modern uncirculated banknotes including issues from Brazil, China, Indonesia, 

Iraq (featuring Saddam Hussein), Poland, Surinam and Yugoslavia amongst others, also some 

circulated older notes from Europe. (approx 150) 

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$ Array in albums including Australia 1937 crowns x2, florins 1927 x6, 1951 x5, 1954 x4, American 1922 

dollar all in good to fine condition; banknotes including Australia 1937 Riddle/Sheehan in good 

condition, $5 Fraser/Cole, Johnston/Stone x2, $2 Johnston/Fraser x21 uncirculated, 1988 Bicentenary 

$10 x2 uncirculated in folder, plus circulated training notes to $100 and worldwide array. Condition 

variable. (few 100) 

$ Great Britain 1890 "Silver Jubilee of Penny Post" bronze/silver plate (65mm diameter); and USA 1912 

National League of Postmasters (31mm) joined to an oval '9th Annual Convention Richmond Virginia 

Sept 19-21, 1912.' (2) 

$ Attractive group of banknotes with Germany pre hyper-infation group including 1906 10mk KM #10b, 

1915 20mk KM #63 (3), Imperial issues then Hyper-inflation issues, Russia 1899 50r KM #8 and 

Japanese occupation notes. (150+) 

$ Collection remainders with Germany 1922 Reichmarks Unc (100+), USA 1972 Proof set, "Coins of the 

Netherlands" souvenir set, modern pre-€ European currency, GB 1917 & Fiji 1934 Florins, also noted 

GB George IV 1828 6d VF/EF, Australia $1 note & coin Downies presentation packs (3) and $5 

Bradman "phila-numismatic covers" (PNCs) x2. (100s) 

$ AUSTRALIA: Carton containing coins with 1934/35 Melbourne Centenary Florin aEF, KGV & KGVI ½d 

& 1d (100s), also 3d, 6d and many other items including 1937 Crowns (2), $1 Johnstone/Stone notes 

consecutive run of 29 prefix DLX Unc, $1 Coins Unc, Mint roll wrappers and small selection of foreign 

coins and banknotes. (100s) 

$ - Carton of RAM "product" with 1985 to 1988 $10 Unc and 1991 Birds Silver proof, 1988-92 $5 

commemoratives (13), 1984-2004 $1 Unc commems including silver proofs for 1998 1oz Kangaroo, 

1998 Florey & 1999 ANZACs, also a tin of ½ds & 1ds and bags of mostly recent foreign coins. (100s) 

61 $ A - RAM Fine Silver Proof group with Kookaburra series 1990-94 1oz ($1),1995 2oz ($2), 1991 and 

1992 10oz ($50) Large Coin series, 1990-94 $10 The Birds of Australia (20 grammes) with 1989-94 

$10 Piedfort Coins (40g), 1988-91 and 2007 Masterpieces In Silver, 1oz ($1) Silver Kangaroo's (6) and 

Netherlands-Australia 400 year Anniversary €5 and $5 proof. Over 1.7kg of pure silver. (30) 

62 $ A - 1982-2007 complete run of RAM proof coin sets in original packaging. Current retail over $2500. (26) 1,000 

63 $ A - 1988-2007 RAM Uncirculated coin sets, not complete but with some years duplicated (18); also 

1993-2000 $1 Unc commemorative coin packs (104). 

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$ - Pre-decimals from 1911 in packets and tins 1d to 2/-, many aUnc/Unc silver coins, noted 1942 6d 'S' 

(USA) over date Unc, 1954 Florins aUnc/Unc and decimals 1c to 50c again with many Unc including 

1966 50c. Close inspection recommended. (1000+) 

65 $ A - 1988-2007 RAM "product" in carton with $1 Silver proofs (5), $5 Silver Commemoratives including 

Finale series, $10 State Series & Silver proofs (4) and Endangered Species Piedfort coins (2), also 

noted 2004 $1(1oz) gold- plated Silver Kangaroo and 2007 $1 gold-plated Silver Subscription Coin, 

1989 Perth Mint $5 Nugget 1/20th oz Gold Proof and 1/20th oz Platinum Proof. (65) 

66 C A - 1994-2007 accumulation of PNCs including 1994 Year of the Family, 2000 For Valour & Last 

Anzacs, 2001 Army, many of the 2005-2007 issues duplicated, also some 2006-2007 coin packs. (70+ 

items) 

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67 $ A - 1867 Sydney Mint sovereign, EF. {Page 17.1} 

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$ - Paper note selection with 10/- & £1 Coombs/Wilson used and VF, decimal Phillips/Wheeler $5 (14) & 

$10 (7) folded but not creased, and used $1 (4) and $2 (2). (29) 

69 $ A - 1960 £5 Coombs/Wilson Reserve Bank Renniks #50 EF, very faint stain on the reverse. 

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70 $ A+ - 1992 $5 Fraser/Cole Renniks #214c Prefix AB04 Pale Green Serial Number consecutive run of 4, 

Unc. (4) 

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71 $ A- - 1967 $20 Coombs-Randall last signature prefix 'XBS 065272' R#402b, VF.{Page 17.2} 

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72 $ B CHINA: 1928 "Auto Dollar" (motor car) aF KM #428. Cat US$400.{Page 17.3} 

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73 $ C - Kwangtung Dollar 1889 7-Mace 3 Candareens KM #198 G/F (obverse worn in the centre), Cat for 

Fine US$1250 (1990).{Page 17.4} 

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$ LITHUANIA: Early primitive silver coinage with c.1345-82 Kestutis 1 denar, c.1392-1430 Vytautas 2 

denar and Kazimieras c.1440-92 2 denar. Tiny but rare trio.{Page 17.6} 

$ UNITED STATES: 1909 gold $10 Indian Head, KM#130 Unc but unfortunately with a drilled necklace 

hole.{Page 17.5} 

76 $ A - 1914D Denver Mint gold $10 Indian Head, KM#130, EF.{Page 17.7} 

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DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA 

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C AUSTRALIA: Cigarette Cards Carreras (UK) Ltd Turf 1933 "Personality Series" caricatures 15 of 24 

including Kingsford Smith, Walter Lindrum, Haydn Bunton, Victor Richardson, Jack Crawford etc; Wills 

array of Birds & Eggs (82), Wildflowers (46) & Wild Animals Heads (22); also Allen's Confectionery 

Butterflies (11); Wills 1929 Crests of Australian Schools etc 72 of 68 (so there are a few duplicates 

here), some are only poor to fair. (240+) 

78 C B - 1861 engraved map (330x410mm) of South-East Australia from Stieler's World Atlas (4th Edn) 

published by Justus Perthe (Germany), horizontal fold and age spotting. 

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GREAT BRITAIN: 1622 document (205x295mm) being an acknowledgement by Robert Leighe of 

Warrington that he owes Thomas Standishe of Duxbury £150, the condition of the obligation being that 

Standishe stands surety to another party for a payment of £52/10/- owed by Leighe; also a 1736 

verbose agreement written in attractive script for the purchase of land at Barnard Castle, plus an 1813 

will. Condition variable. (3 items) 

L - 1682 (Aug 1) indenture on vellum; 1737 document relating to the admission of Elizabeth White (a 

weaver) to a tenement on the estate of Stebunheathe (Stepney Manor) owned by a John Wicker Esq; 

18th century document originating in Suffolk written in Chancery Script on vellum with seal largely 

intact. Condition variable. (3) 

81 L A - Selection of miltary documents including 1725 Order of Encampment at Inverness, 1771 request for 

leave of absence, 1814 warrant sent from General George Don Lieutenant-Governor of Gibraltar to the 

Deputy Pay-Master General and an Abstract of Staff Pay sent to Colonel John Dalrymple Commanding 

the Windward District in Mauritius, 1822 Procuration of Colonel Nesbitt written in French with various 

seals, stamps & signatures, 1896 letter from Adrian Jones M.V.O, Boer War officer & sculptor (he 

sculpted the mounted infantryman which forms the focal point of the South African War Memorial in 

Adelaide), 1832 letter from Sir James Simpson Chief of Staff in the Crimea, plus other interesting 

military related letters or documents. Condition variable.{Page 18.3} (6) 

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L - Social History selection including 1712, 1857, 1901 & 1916 marriage certificates, 1866 Succession 

Duty x3 and 1867 Probate documents, 1871 baptism certificate, 1897 certified copy of an 1854 entry in 

the Register of Births, 1901 Deed of Assignment & Assurance documents, 1923 monumental mason's 

receipt. Mixed condition. (15 items) 

L - 1774 to early 20th century selection of letters including 1774 rector's letter concerning the 

assignment of a seat at Melford Church in Essex, 1825 letter from Ordnance Map Office (based in the 

Tower of London) to the London Institution, 1878 letter from Sir Robert Griffen on Board of Trade 

crested notepaper, an undated letter from Lord Harris who served as Governor of Trinidad and 

Governor of Madras, etc. Good variety, mixed condition. (30+ items) 

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Lot 84 

84 L B - Late 13th Century quitclaim written in Anglicana Script on vellum (233x90mm) from Walter Alemayn 

to Henry de la Wiche in respect of a transfer of title for land held in the parish of Freshwater, a likely 

reference to the settlement of the same name on the Isle of Wight referred to in the Domesday Book. 

Seal slit and a small neat repair on the lower edge.{Page 19.1} 

85 L A- - 1518 (October) Deed of Sale on parchment (275x95mm) between John Orchard & Richard Reynauld 

and James Newsam in relation to a freehold house and land in Newport Isle of Wight. Some light 

aging, overall very good condition. 

86 L C - c.1665 signed letter dated 'Oct the 6' from John Leslie 7th Earl of Rothes and 1st Duke of Rothes to 

an unnamed person who had influence with the King stating "I hope you will represent to his majestie 

how the Chancleor never durst advantur to dispathe packets in the rayne of the eorle of middletouns 

commission" probably penned prior to Leslie's 1667 appointment by Charles II as Lord Chancellor of 

Scotland and accompanied by an 1837 copy (97x124mm) of a 1681 engraving of Leslie. General aging 

is particularly evident on the letter. 

600 T 

250 T 

250 T

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Ex Lot 105 

Lot 110 

Ex Lot 263 

Lot 252 

Ex Lot 111 

Lot 253

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DOCUMENTS & EPHEMERA (continued) 


87 L A- - 1695 (May) a contemporary copy of Sir Edward Turnour's Whitehall petition in manuscript on vellum 

to King William III in relation to the patent granted by the Crown to tax ships for the use of lighthouse 

services at Winterton Ness and Orford Ness and in particular the debt owed to Sir Edward's father by 

King Charles II. Folded with some light wear & small blemishes. Also a letter fragment showing 

Turnour's handwriting. 

88 L B - 1773 contemporary copy of a letter (with diagrams) by William Boys concerning the first serious 

excavations of Richborough Castle, the site of a fort erected by the Romans when they invaded in 

AD43. Some edge blemishes and general aging. 

89 

L - 1787 letter from Duke of Buccleugh (friend of Sir Walter Scott) to Sir George Yonge British Secretary 

at War recommending James Dunsmore for military commission as an Ensign. Edge blemishes & 

some aging. Also an 1827 cover fragment addressed to Cheltenham signed "W.Scott" (vendor 

believes this to be Sir Walter Scott). (2) 

90 L A- - 1801 Scottish Instrument of Resignation (conveyancing document, with transcript) on vellum in 

favour of James Grant of Redcastle concerning the transfer of ownership of a large property at 

Drummond Durris in Invernesshire. Minor blemishes. (1) 

91 L B - 1813-14 Lushington family (British West Indies land owners) legal correspondence including 

conveyancing & lease documents relating to the Camden Plantation Estate in Trinidad. (4 items) 

92 

L - Selection of politicians' correspondence with signed letters comprising 1764 & 1765 from Robert 

Wood Under-Secretary of State, 1804 from William Dundas Secretary at War to the 

Paymaster-General, 1881 from Edward Gibson on House of Commons notepaper and an undated 

fragment signed William Pitt (the Younger) to the Duke of Northumberland; 1857 unsigned letters from 

Lord Stanley on House of Commons notepaper and from Irish politician William Smith O'Brien. Mixed 

condition.{Page 18.4} (7 items) 

93 L A/B - 1820 and 1826 witnessed loan documents (210x165mm) for £400 & £1600 shares in "NAVY FIVE 

per Cent. Annuities", some edge faults. (2) 

94 

L - 1839 (Apr 23) entire letter (with a fine 'T.P/GuildfordSt' h/s on the face) from William Ward 1st Earl of 

Dudley to the Times office in Dudley relating to a scandalous article which stated that the Earl had lost 

£200,000 in a bet with a sporting gentleman and demanding his "most positive denial of the facts 

themselves" be published in a future edition; also five 1889 letters from Sir Sidney Low editor of the St 

James Gazette to a contributing columnist. Condition variable. 

95 L A/B - 1843 interesting letter, with transcript, from the writer William Henry Merle to George Cruikshank an 

important Victorian graphic artist; also early-mid 1940s sixteen letters from artist William Dring to S.C. 

Rowland. [Dring was employed as an Official War Artist to the Ministry of Information]. (17 items) 

96 L A/B - 1844-47 six letters from English explorer, geographer, ethnologist and obstetrician Dr Richard King 

to English military historian John Philippart mostly on Statistical Society of London headed notepaper 

in mixed condition. [King was a pioneer in the use of statistics in medical research] (6 items) 

97 

98 

C/L - 1856-1885 royalty & military related correspondence comprising an 1856 letter from Buckingham 

Palace to an unknown recipient signed by Edmund Beckett (later to became Ist Baron Grimthorpe) 

amateur horologist and designer of the "Big Ben" clock mechanism, 1885 letter with accompanying 

envelope postmarked 'HATFIELD' to Sir William Jenner physician to Queen Victoria signed "Salisbury" 

(Robert Cecil The Marquis of Salisbury was the serving Prime Minister), plus 1817 from Chief of Staff 

Sir George Murray based in Paris to the Quarter Master General at "Horse Guards" & an 1856 letter 

from "Horse Guards", both concerning military commissions. (4 items) 

? - c.1860s Monograms and Crowns of the Royal Family and Family Crests of British Nobility a series of 

120 crests in colour on 10 sheets of thick notepaper (110x180mm) by Thomas Cullerton Engraver to 

the Queen. All the sheets have faults of varying degrees on the left edge. [Thomas Cullerton was a 

promoter of the new hobby of crest collecting in the 1860s, these sheets were available at his shop for 

1/- per sheet or 12 sheets for 9/-] (10 sheets) 

99 L A- - 1920 Secretary of State document signed by King George V conferring upon Sir John Cadman the 

licence to wear an Italian decoration, some light toning.{Page 18.5} 

100 

101 

L - 1939 draft of a letter to George Bernard Shaw on Time and Tide headed note paper from Margaret 

Rhondda stating how much she enjoyed a production of his play Doctor's Dilemma, also a 1949 typed 

letter from Charles Graves to Shaw's secretary in relation to a letter the "Maestro" sent to the Times 

"about income tax as it affects authors". {Page 18.6} (2) 

- 1959-60 Passenger record of cruise on the P&O ship S.S.Iberia to Melbourne via Aden, Port Said, 

Suez Canal, Singapore, Freemantle & Perth with passenger ticket, daily information bulletins listing the 

ship's position and weather etc, programme of events, information on ship's ports of call, passenger 

list, ship's layout/map and menus. 

102 C$ A/B ISRAEL: 1960s-80s collection of International Reply Coupons used or unused including some 

surcharged types, plus a single 1966 example from Sweden and a stray Rumanian banknote. 

Generally fine condition. (85) 

103 

L 

ITALY: 1860-1883 correspondence of Luigi Arditi composer and conductor with letters in Italian 

comprising 1860 from Alary recommending he sell the copywright of his waltz "Il Bacio" (one of his 

most popular) to a music publisher; 1883 letter from the Italian Embassy in London informing Arditi that 

the Queen of Italy authorises him to dedicate his waltz to her; also 1860s receipts x2 for monies 

received from Covent Garden one with Royal Italian Opera imprint.{Page 20.1} (4 items) 

250 T 

200 T 

250 T 

150 T 

150 T 

300 T 

200 T 

200 T 

200 T 

200 T 

300 T 

150 T 

300 T 

200 T 

Offer 

200 T 

300 T

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Ex Lot 29 

Ex Lot 41 

Ex Lot 52 

Ex Lot 122 

Lot 172 

Ex Lot 121 

Lot 127 

Ex Lot 128 

Ex Lot 123 

Lot 133 Lot 135 

Lot 143 

Lot 144 Lot 145

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104 

105 

106 

C 

JAPAN: Fascinating selection of 1930s-60s black-and-white photographs (mostly 110-120x145mm) 

depicting a wide range of subjects including Emperor Hirohito (one with General MacArthur), his son 

Akihito and family, WWII scenes, sumo wrestlers, a signed photograph of boxer Takeshi 'Paul' Fuji 

former World Super Lightweight Champion; also 1920s postcards (3, two sent to Denmark). (26) 

C - 1960s collection of mainly black and white photographs 120x160mm (395) or 80x120mm (120) 

depicting stage performances & film scenes covering numerous genres. The large photographs have 

curled but could be flattened-out. Captivating assembly with plenty of potential.{Page 20.2} (515) 

C 

PICTURE POSTCARDS 

107 

108 

109 

CL 

C 

C 

110 C A 

111 

C 

MACAU: 1840-41 contemporary copies of 17 letters between two parties in Macau regarding the 

loading of a cargo ship "The John O'Gaunt", revealing disputes and misunderstandings about cargo 

space and payments. Minor aging. 

Mostly unused with Australia Rose Series Mt. Buffalo (11 different), Mt. Buffalo National Park letter 

cards (4), Arthurs Seat views used with 1957 'SAFETY BEACH' cds, early 20th century pictorial 

souvenir brochures & guides including "Jenolan Caves", condition variable. (aprox 250 items) 

Shoebox of PPCs mostly 1890s-1930s era many originating from Victoria, wide range of themes 

including town scenes, humourous, greetings & sentimental types, also some overseas cards mostly 

British. Mixed condition. (130+) 

AUSTRALIA: Box of turn-of-the-century PPCs mostly of Victorian origin with a wide range of themes 

including town scenes of Powlett River, Wangaratta & Wonthaggi, railway stations, mines, post offices, 

ships, beach scenes and real-photo types including 1919 Ovens & King Football League premiers. 

About 20% of the cards are postally used & are mostly addressed to Eldorado with some Victoria 

postmark interest including TPOs. We expect our estimate may prove conservative. (approx 600) 

AUSTRALIA: - QUEENSLAND: 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition issue "HM Custom House, Brisbane" 

(trams in foreground) framed greenish black view, unused. Rare: the first Panama-Pacific card we 

have offered for a very long time. {Page 20.3} 

JAPAN: 1910s-30s large collection of black and white or sepia photographic postcards (mostly 

85x135mm) depicting stage performances, actors (including 31 autographed cards), ensembles & 

theatres (interior and exterior views). Generally fine & would make a wonderful exhibit.{Page 20.4} 

(600) 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - General & Miscellaneous Lots 

112 P A 

113 

*/**OC 

"A Selection of the Engraved Stamps of the Commonwealth of Australia" boxed presentation 

book with 30 proofs reprinted in blue from the original dies. Includes 1½d Canberra, 1½d Centenary of 

Western Australia, 1/- Centenary of Victoria, 1/- ANZAC, 2/- Jubilee, 1/- Centenary of South Australia, 

9d Anniversary of New South Wales, 1/- Mitchell, 10/- Arms. Highly collectible and the BEST "product" 

released by Australia Post in recent years. 

1953-1976 mint & used collection including £sd Navigators *, unmounted QEII 4c red plate blocks 

including Plate 17 strip of 10, decimal Navigators 75c Plate 3 blocks of 10 x2, $1 Plate 3 gutter blocks 

of 8 x3 and optd 'SPECIMEN' 15mm Long, Gemstones 7c vertical pair Black Omitted; other ACSC 

listed & unlisted flaws plus changes of gum & paper types, Forces in Vietnam concession rate covers, 

FDCs, state perfins used, etc. (100s) 

200 T 

500 T 

200 T 

100 

100 

750 

250 

600 T 

300 

500 

Ex Lot 114 

114 

**E 

1962-81 study of issues printed using the photogravure process at the Note Printing Branch of the 

Reserve Bank of Australia commencing with the 1962 Inland Mission featuring bromides of the 

preliminary designs & the F.D. Manley sketches from which the design was developed, phototographic 

essays or bromides of adopted and/or unadopted essays for several 1960s issues, 1975 Prime 

Ministers colour bromides including three of the unadopted essays of Sir Robert Menzies; then a study 

of printing characteristics & anomalies of the photogravure process including colour control markings, 

register marks, screen flaws, altered gutter markings, skid marks, doctor blade flaws, 1975 10c Edith 

Cowan Printed on Gummed Side BW #719c, etc. Stimulating presentation on exhibit pages, with just a 

few items removed (see Lots 194 207 & 212). Ex Betty van Tenac.{Page 23.1} (100s) 

1,000

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - General & Miscellaneous Lots (continued) 


115 

116 

**/*W 

1970s-1980s unmounted accumulation in stockbooks to $5 including many blocks of 4 or 6, plus a 

large quantity of stamp packs also some pre-decimal material including duplicated postage dues 

mint/unused & used and a little overseas material. Disorganised presentation, so the estimate is a shot 

in the dark! (many 100s) 

*/** Clean collection in Scott illustrated album with Kangaroos First Wmk 1/-, Third Wmk 2/- maroon 

VLMtd, SMult 1/- **, CofA 5/-; KGV Heads largely complete except the SMult Perf 14 set with a few 

including the CofA 1/4d **; 1913 6d Kookaburra **, 1/- Large Lyrebird, 1934 Hermes, Vic Centenary 

Macarthur ANZAC & Jubilee sets, 'OS' Overprints complete but the KSmith 3d is a forgery, Robes 

Thick Paper, Arms, £sd Navigators unusually well centred, BCOF set (5/- is Thin Paper), Decimals 

complete to 1977, issues for AAT Christmas Cocos & Norfolk largely complete to the mid-1970s; some 

variable centring & hinging but generally very fine with a good number unmounted. (100s) 

117 */**O B 

118 

Collection in Seven Seas albums including mint KGVI Robes Thick & Thin Papers, Arms, Cattle White 

Paper plus £sd Navigators with White Paper 10/- & £1 **, decimals largely complete basic issues to 

1994 (1973 onwards **), decimal duplicates in stockbooks including multiples, duplicated used 

pre-decimals in packets, etc. Plenty of face value in the mint decimals, so bring your calculator. Some 

earlier material in mixed condition. (100s) 

*O Collection on cannibalised leaves mostly used with a smattering of Kangaroos to 10/- (2), KGV 

Heads array with lots of minor varieties, 5/- Bridge CTO, Arms (2 sets), £sd Navigators etc. (100s) 

119 CB A/B 

120 

*/**OC 

121 */**O B 

122 *OC A 

123 *O** A 

124 

125 

O*/** 

O 

Commemorative covers including 1950s flight covers, 1955 Rotary International Australia Post 

generic FDC with 'WATTLE TREE ROAD/VIC' d/s, late 1980s - early 1990s booklets collection with 

duplication in places plus a complementary selection of FDCs; also a few 1960s Russian space 

covers. (100s) 

Diverse accumulation with Kangaroos including a Third Wmk 5/- CTO, basic pre-decimal collection 

with a few pickings, selection of Commonwealth era state & private perfins, 1984 yearbook & other 

Australia Post "product", Australian Colonies low values, accessories and literature including an 

ultra-violet lamp and an ACSC "King George V" (2007 Edn), etc. Plenty to view. (many 100s) 

Mostly mint array on Hagners including Roos Third Wmk 6d brown Broken Leg in a pair, 10/- perf 

'OS' CTO (Roo displaced to the left), CofA Wmk 6d Ash Imprint block of 4 ('N over A'), KGV Heads 

Single Wmk Electro 8 ½d orange Harrison Imprint block of 4, SMult Wmk Perf 13½x12½ 3d Die II 

lower-right Plate Dot block of 4, Kookaburra M/S x2, 1932 Kookaburra 6d Ash Imprint block of 4, other 

KGV & KGVI plate & imprint multiples plus a few varieties; a few better used including Roo First Wmk 

1d Watermark Sideways (rounded corner, Cat $350), KGV Rough Paper 5d bright chestnut perf 'OS' 

(Cat $175, Bozic Certificate), mixed condition. {Page 22.7} (few 100) 

Odd little lot comprising 1) 1d Roo "Big Crack" BW #4(G)ia in a well-centred used pair; 2) CofA 9d 

violet Flaw above 'S' of 'AUSTRALIA' in unmounted strip of 3; 3) KGV 4d blue White Spot above 'FO' 

of 'FOUR' BW 112(1)n very lightly mounted; and 4) 1932 philatelic airmail cover with 6d Air optd 'OS' 

tied by Perth machine cancel; Cat $800+.{Page 22.5} (4 items) 

Oddments comprising First Wmk 2/- used (a bit rough); KGV 1d with large Tin Shed Flaw, 1d brick 

perf 'OS', and a mint 1d that might also be "brick"; also Hong Kong QEII 10c coil pair with join **.{Page 

22.10} (6) 

Pre-decimal collection on leaves including Roos First Wmk 9d perf Small 'OS' * & 1/- Watermark 

Inverted CTO, Third Wmk 6d chestnut block of 4 from the top of the sheet **, 1/- Watemark Sideways 

*, CofA Wmk 10/- & £1 used, 6d Engraved mint & unused, 1930s commemoratives including Bridge 5/- 

CTO, ANZAC *, Thick Paper Robes * plus 10/- and Thin Paper 5/- imprint pairs, Arms set & £2 

Navigators *. Annotated specialist varieties throughout plus a smattering of state perfins. Mixed 

condition. (100s) 

Shoebox of 1d Kangaroos including a light sprinkling of perf 'OS' issues plus a box of low value KGV 

Heads on and off paper including perf & optd 'OS' issues. (1000s) 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Kangaroo Issues 

750 

1,000 

500 

400 T 

300 

200 

800 

400 

200 

750 

100 

126 

Ex Lot 126 

* Consignment remainders with First Watermark to 1/- plus 2/- (2) & 5/- (2); Second Wmk 2d, 2½d (2), 

6d (2), 9d (2), 1/- (2) & 2/-; Third Wmk including 3d Die II (unmounted, but with a minor surface 

blemish), 6d blue (3), 2/- brown, 2/- maroon (2), 5/-, 10/-, £1 brown & blue (no gum) and £2 with Type 

C 'SPECIMEN' Opt; SMult 2/- (2), 5/- (3) & 10/-; CofA £1; etc, centring & condition rather mixed, many 

with hinge remainders, a few are unmounted. High catalogue value.{Page 24.1} (82) 

127 O A/B 

Commercially used examples of Second Wmk 2/- (very fine), SMult Wmk £2 (cancelled a bit heavily) 

& CofA Wmk £2 (a few short perfs), Cat $1425.{Page 22.8} (3) 

3,000 

600

Jul 11, 2008 


COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Kangaroo Issues (continued) 


128 * A/B Selection including Third Wmk 2d to 2/- (6d blue with gum discolouration) plus 6d brown & 2/- maroon, 

SMult Wmk 6d to 5/-, variable centring, mostly fine, Cat $1300+.{Page 22.9} (14) 

129 

O 

Shoebox of 1d red kangaroos including a handy proportion of perf 'OS' issues, plus a sprinkling of 

higher values to 5/-. (many 100s) 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Kangaroos - First Watermark 

800 

Offer 

Ex Lot 131 Ex Lot 130 Lot 132 

130 * A/B ½d to 5/- including 3d both Dies, mostly well centred but a few short perfs & a few with hinge 

remainders, the ½d 2d & 2½d are unmounted. Advertised retail $2300 approximately.{Page 25.2} (13) 

131 * A/B ½d to 1/- plus a well centred 2/-, some with short/rough perfs, most are lightly mounted, Cat $1200. 

{Page 25.1} (11) 

132 F A B1 

6d ultramarine Watermark Inverted BW #17a, pale shade, neat Perth cds, Cat $750. More attractive 

than Arthur Gray's example that sold for $US690 at auction in February 2007.{Page 25.3} 

133 * A B1 2/- brown, an unusually large & well centred example, lightly mounted, Cat $300+.{Page 22.11} 

250 

1,000 

750 

600 

Lot 134 

134 */** A/B 2/- brown block of 4, a couple of short perforations, the upper units are unmounted, Cat $9700++. 

Rare: blocks of 4 may be the largest recorded multiples. [Arthur Gray's better centred corner block of 4 

sold for $US7762 at auction in 2007]{Page 25.4} 

135 * A A1 5/- grey & chrome-yellow, remarkably well centred, lightly mounted, Cat $500.{Page 22.12} 

500 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Kangaroos - Second Watermark 

4,500 

Lot 137 Ex Lot 136 Lot 138 

136 * A B1 2d grey to 2/- brown, mostly well centred, lightly mounted. Advertised retail $1900.{Page 25.6} (6) 1,250 

137 * A B1 1/- emerald well centred & 2/- light brown quite well centred, Cat $1075.{Page 25.5} 

600 

138 * A B1 5/- grey & chrome-yellow Watermark Inverted BW #43a, well centred, Cat $1500.{Page 25.7} 

1,000

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Ex Lot 147 Lot 149 

Lot 146 Lot 150 

Lot 151 

Lot 153 

Lot 148 Lot 154 Lot 155 

Lot 156 Lot 179 

Ex Lot 162 

Lot 177 

Lot 176

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Kangaroos - Third Watermark 

Lot 141 

Lot 139 Lot 140 

139 ** A/B 6d chestnut vertical strip of 3 from the left of the right-hand pane with Strong Offset BW #21c 5% on 

the second unit and 95% on the lower unit, some perf blemishes and a small tear on the lower unit, 

unmounted, Cat $2000+. {Page 27.2} 

140 ** A B1 6d chestnut vertical strip of 3 with Strong Offset BW #21c 40% on the second unit and 100% on the 

last unit, unmounted, Cat $2000++. A stunning piece. [A similar strip of 3 sold for $2415 at our Rarities 

Auction of 24/5/2008]{Page 27.3} 

141 ** A 6d chestnut with Strong Full 100% Offset BW #21c marginal block of 4 from the bottom of the sheet, 

unmounted, Cat $8000++. [Arthur Gray's marginal block of 4 sold for $US6325 at auction in February 

2007. This block is from the same sheet as the block of 9 - three with 100% Offset - that sold for $6325 

at our Rarities Auction of 24/5/2008]{Page 27.1} 

142 * A B1 2/- brown, very lightly mounted, Cat $250. 

200 

143 H A 

2/- brown Waterrmark Inverted BW #37a, two examples (one well centred), untidy parcel cancels, Cat 

$1500.{Page 22.13} (2) 

144 ** A- A2 10/- grey & deep "aniline" pink BW #48B, exceptional centring, a couple of very minor nibbled perfs 

that don't detract from the exdeptional appearance, unmounted, Cat $1500. {Page 22.14} 

145 G A C1 £1 chestnut & blue BW #52B, untidy but light Sydney cds cancel, Cat $1750: advertised retail $2750. 

An attractive example of this appealing shade.{Page 22.15} 

146 * A- C2 £1 grey with marginal watermark line at right, short perf at lower-left, Cat $750.{Page 26.1} 

450 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Kangaroos - Small Multiple Watermark 

147 * A/A- 6d to 2/- (faint bend) all unmounted, plus 5/- & 10/- lightly mounted, variable centring. Advertised retail 

$2125.{Page 26.2} (6) 

148 G A C1 

1/- blue-green Ash Imprint ('N' over 'N') block of 4 BW #34z, Sydney parcel-roller cancellation, Cat 

$500 (mint). A remarkable commercial usage.{Page 26.5} 

149 * A B1 5/- grey & yellow-orange, well centred, Cat $300.{Page 26.3} 

200 

150 * A- B1 10/- grey & pale pink, one insignificant tonespot at upper-right, lightly mounted, Cat $700.{Page 26.4} 450 

151 V A B1 £2 black & carmine, very lightly cancelled, Cat $750.{Page 26.6} 

500 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Kangaroos - CofA Watermark 

152 V/F A B1 5/- (CTO), 10/- & £1, cds cancels, Cat $535. (3) 

350 

153 G A C1 

5/- 10/- & £1 all very fine tied to small piece by 'LATE FEE/MELBOURNE' cds, Cat $525 as used 

singles.{Page 26.7} 

154 * A C1 10/- dark grey & "aniline" pink BW #50D, very lightly mounted, Cat $2000.{Page 26.8} 

1,000 

155 * A C1 £1 grey, Cat $700.{Page 26.9} 

400 

156 F B B1 £2 grey-black & carmine, a trifle aged, neat Sydney cds cancel, Cat $550.{Page 26.10} 

300 

400 

1,750 

5,000 

250 

1,000 

1,250 

1,500 

400 

400

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Ex Lot 166 

Ex Lot 167 

Lot 169 

Lot 182 

Lot 111 

Ex Lot 171 

Lot 174 Lot 175

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Engraved Issues 

157 C C 

158 

1d imprint block of 8 (2x4) from the left of the sheet, tied to the face of 1913 Christmas Card from the 

Deputy Postmaster-General at Adelaide to the Governor of South Australia, photo within of the 

Adelaide GPO, minor toning. 

*/** Penny selection on leaves including Plate 1 imprint block of 8 BW #59(1)z hinged only in the margin, 

[42] Retouch in pair, [83] Retouch in strip of 3; Plate 3 imprint block of 8 #59(3)zb; Plate 4 varieties; 

etc, generally very fine, Cat $800 approximately. (44) 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - King George V Issues 

159 

160 

161 

162 

163 

164 

165 

* Mint selection on Hagners including Single Wmk Smooth Paper 1d red x4, 4d orange & orangeyellow, 

4½d & 5d, SMult Wmk to 5d, CofA Wmk 1/4d x2, a few with blemishes, generally fine, Cat 

$800+ (57) 

*O Mostly used collection on leaves to 1/4d (11, including Single Wmk CTO), with plenty of ACSC listed 

varieties throughout particularly on the lower denominations, with a small representation of mint and 

perf 'OS' issues & possible postmark interest. Handy lot for the specialist. (few 100) 

O 

O 

O 

Penny Reds on Hagners with Single Wmk Smooth & Rough Paper Die IIs including Substituted Cliché 

BW #71(2)ia, a range of varieties & shades some optimistically identified and 1914-23 dated examples, 

plus Penny Violets Feb 1922 - July 1924 dated examples & loose in packets. Also a large stockbook of 

KGV Heads to 1/4d x30 with a good range of shades and a few varieties. (many 100s) 

Postmark array on a variety of values and colours with all States represented including superb 

'DUNTROON' (FCT) on 5d, New South Wales 'GOVT HOUSE GARDEN FETE' (used one day only), 

Queensland 'T.P.O.7.S&W.R/UP' on 1d red pair, South Australia 'MORGAN' tying 1d violet & ½d 

green to a piece, Tasmania 'KAMONA' (13SE37 ERD; rated RR), Victoria 'IGUANA CREEK' & 

'MONEY ORDER/KYNETON' on 1/4d, many other fine strikes, some on multiples. {Page 26.12} 

(approx 600) 

Stockbook of unlisted and ACSC listed varieties, mostly Single Watermark issues with a high 

proportion of 1d greens and 2d reds; also a second stockbook of all values to 1/4d (13) including 200+ 

1d reds with a fair proportion of official and state perfins. Fun lot for the specialist. (approx 2300) 

*/** One Penny Violet and Green annotated selection on leaves with many varieties noted including in 

multiples with some positional pieces, some larger blocks including Green Single Wmk Pane VII block 

of 30 (6x5) with Neck Flaw, "Ferns" & 'RA' Joined, Large Mult Wmk Panes V-VI part-sheet of 96 (12x8) 

with 4 listed varieties and Pane VII upper block of 48 (6x8) with 5 listed varieties, No Wmk Harrison 

Imprint block of 12 BW #79(4)z, SMult Wmk Perf 13½x12½ 1d block of 12 (4x3) with six Die II units (4 

**) & another Die II block of 4, Neck Flaw 1st & 2nd Corrections BW #81(4)hb & hc in blocks of 4, etc; 

generally very fine but there is some toning, many unmounted. Significant catalogue value. (100s) 

O 

KGV Heads accumulation mostly with multiple watermarks including 1d greens, 1½d & 2d reds, with 

a smattering of perf & optd 'OS' issues sighted. Useful quantity to sift through. (many 100s) 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - KGV - Single Watermark 

166 

167 

O 

Used selection of mostly 1d red varieties including both Pre-Substituted Clichés, Substituted Clichés 

unit [34] Smooth Paper (4) and Rough Paper (8, including one perf 'OS') and unit [35] Smooth Paper 

(3) & Rough Paper (5, one with Watermark Inverted), etc, various shades, Cat $3800+. Quite a 

remarkable lot.{Page 28.1} (80) 

*/** Penny Red array on leaves including Single-Line Perf marginal block of 6 ** & a used block of 10 

(5x2); Comb Perf Smooth Paper nice range of blocks of 4 in various shades, marginal strip of 3 from 

base of the sheet with two Die II units (one with Spur Submerged); Rough Paper perf 'OS' strip of 3, 

Plate 4 'JBC' Monogram block of 6 with Run 'N' and Watermark Inverted (ink notations in the margin!); 

Die III block of 4 with Jumped Perforations; Large Multiple Wmk marginal block of 4 with BPA 

Certificate that wrongly identifies it as the Cooke Printing 1d deep red; etc, generally very fine with 

many units being unmounted. High catalogue value.{Page 28.2} (98) 

168 ** A 1d carmine irregular block of 41 from Pane III including Rusted Upper-Right Corner, Breaks in Shading 

Lines and White Line below R/H Value Tablet BW #71(2)e f & g, some significant perf separation 

especially of the margin at left, unmounted, Cat $1900++. 

169 G A B1 

Comb Perf 1d red Pre-Substituted Clichés [IV/34-35] BW #71(2)i & j, the first with Dubbo cds partly 

obstructing the flaw, the other with machine cancel clear of the flaw, Cat $1500. ACSSofGB Certificate 

(1952).{Page 28.3} 

170 */** A A1 Smooth Paper 1d red Plate 4 marginal block of 8 with Watermark Inverted from the right of Pane VIII 

with Flaw behind King's Ear [30] & Spur to Left of R/H Value Tablet [42], excellent centring, the upper 

units mounted otherwise unmounted, Cat $290+. 

171 G A 

Rough Paper 1d red Substituted Clichés [IV/34-35] horizontal pair BW #72(2)ia-ja, 'MOO EUROA' cds 

clear of the frame breaks; also Thin 'G' & "Pregnant Y" horizontal pair #72(2)k-L, 'BOORT' cds clear of 

the flaws, Cat $300+. Very scarce multiples.{Page 28.4} (2 pairs) 

172 */** A B1 War Savings Paper 1d red Die III BW #75 block of 4, well centred, the lower units unmounted, Cat 

$800++.{Page 22.6} 

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War Savings Paper 1d red Die III selection of shades including Watermark Inverted BW #75a x4 & 

White Flaw below Wattle Stem at Right BW #75n (creased), one with 'VOCo' perfin, condition variable, 

Cat $1800+. Rarely available in such quantity. (32) 

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174 G A/B War Savings Paper 1d red Die III varieties comprising Spot on Chin BW #75p, Spot on Head #75r 

(minor toning) and White Flaw at Lower-Right (Watermark Inverted) #75at, all cancelled clear of the 

varieties, Cat $450+.{Page 28.7} 

175 G A C1 

War Savings Paper 1d red Die III vertical strip of 3 [28/38/48] with Break in Upper Frame at Right BW 

#75L & Scratch below Wattle Stem at Right #75n all with 'SH/&/Co LTD' perfins, Sydney cds, Cat 

$340+. A rare multiple.{Page 28.6} 

176 */** A B1 War Savings Paper 1d red Die III 'JBC' Monogram block of 8 (4x2) BW #75z, well centred, minor perf 

splitting & reinforcing in the margins only, the upper units very lightly mounted & the lower units 

unmounted, Cat $3300++ (mounted).{Page 26.14} 

177 */** B B2 4d orange Line through 'FOUR PENCE' BW #110(2)h being the last unit in a block of 4, the upper units 

mounted, the lower units unmounted, a few short perfs, Cat $1145+. {Page 26.13} 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - KGV - Single Watermark - Official Stamps 

178 O A 

Perforated 'OS': 2d orange Watermark Inverted BW #95ba, variable centring, all with Melbourne 

machine cancels, Cat $800. (8) 

179 G A C1 - Cooke Plates 4d ultramarine Thin 'FOUR PENCE' BW #112b(2)ha, Melbourne cds largely clear of 

the variety, Cat $300+. Rare.{Page 26.11} 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - KGV - Large Multiple Watermark 

180 */** A B1 Harrison Printings 1d carmine-rose marginal block of 8 (4x2) from the right of Pane VI with Dot before 

'1' at Right & Thinned Left Frame BW #74(3)f & g, the lower units - including both varieties - 

unmounted, Cat $800+.{Page 30.1} 

181 */** A/B Harrison Printings 1d carmine-rose block of 24 (6x4) from base of Pane VII with large-part Harrison 

Imprint (Cat $1600 for the complete imprint) and varieties "Ferns" & 'RA' Joined BW #74(4)ia & j, 

interesting misalignment of the perforating comb, a few minor blemishes that don't affect the very fine 

appearance, 16 units - including both varieties - are unmounted, Cat $1350+.{Page 32.1} 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - KGV - Small Multiple Watermark P13½x12½ 

182 G B A3 

1d green Die II Watermark Inverted BW #81(1)f from a coil, characteristic slightly trimmed perfs at left, 

minor blemishes, slogan cancel, Cat $4000. [See ACSC Note 2 on page 4/109 - a mint example sold 

for $2070 in our auction of 3/3/2006].{Page 28.5} 

183 */** A C1 1/4d deep greenish blue Ash Imprint block of 8 (2+6) BW #130z the last unit with Thick '1' at Right, 

hinge remainder on the first unit otherwise unmounted, Cat $3950++.{Page 30.4} 

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184 ** A 1937-65 Issues complete in Lighthouse hingeless album, including 3d blue Dies, Robes both papers + 

'SPECIMEN' pair (no certificate), Arms + 5/- Thin Paper & 'SPECIMEN' set, Cattle both papers, 

Navigators both papers, BCOF to 5/- (both) etc, unmounted.{Page 31.1} (100s) 

185 

* 1928-36 Issues complete including 'OS' perfins and overprints on Lighthouse hingeless pages, some 

hinge remainders but the Kookaburra M/S is unmounted.{Page 30.2} (140 approx) 

186 **VB A 

187 G A C1 

Useful selection comprising Kingsford Smith optd 'OS' pair CTO, Perf 15x14 4d block of 4 with 

Misplaced Perforations **, 1949 Lawson sheet, 1954 Royal Visit 3½d BW #308h & i in corner block of 

8 **, 5/- Cattle block of 10 ** (bought as White Paper but we have classified it as an intermediate 

shade), also booklets BW #B57 (cover blemishes) and No Watermark Stapled with Wax Interleaving 

#B58v.{Page 30.5} 

1928 Airmail 3d green Type B perf 'OS' BW #135b block of 4, Perth cds, Cat $300++. Rare 

commercially used multiple.{Page 30.7} 

188 ** A B1 1935 ANZAC 1/- black Perf 13½x12½ BW #165PP(1), unmounted, Cat $2500. Unissued. Ceremuga 

Certificate (2002). [ACSC states it is a "plate proof". The issued stamp is Perf 11]{Page 33.1} 

189 ** A C1 1937 NSW Sesquicentary 2d scarlet upper-left corner block of 4 with large-part Plate Number '1' BW 

#175z, unmounted, Cat $600. [Our vendor paid $552 at our auction of 17/5/2003]{Page 32.2} 

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Other Pre-Decimals (continued) 


Lot 188 Lot 190 

190 * A- B2 1948-56 Arms £2 green with 3x15½mm 'SPECIMEN' Overprint BW #271xc, a few slightly short perfs, 

very lightly mounted, Cat $3500. Ceremuga Certificate (2001) states "Rare variety". [ACSC states that 

only 180 stamps were overprinted with the 3mm 'SPECIMEN', & that they may not have all been sold 

in collectors' sets. "...Perhaps 15 examples are currently recorded"]{Page 33.2} 

191 ** A C1 1942-50 Definitives Perf 15x14 Queen Mother 1½d green block of 4 from the upper-right corner of the 

sheet with Plate Crack in Right Selvedge BW#226zi, stamps unmounted, Cat $300 (as a vertical 

pair).{Page 30.6} 

192 ** A B1 1959-63 QEII Definitives 5d blue Coil Perf block of 24 (4x6 = six blocks of 4) BW #355bh, unmounted, 

Cat $450+. 

193 ** A B1 1963-65 Navigators 7/6d, 10/- both papers, £1 both papers & £2 both settings all with 'SPECIMEN' 

Overprint, unmounted, Cat $1250. Rarely offered as a set of 7.{Page 30.8} (7) 

194 P A 

1964-66 Birds 6d Yellow-Tailed Thornbill imperforate plate proof in the issued colours recessed in a 

presentation mount BW #412PP(1), numbered "7" in pencil, Cat $3000 (2006). Gorgeous! Ex 

E.Westbrook (Stamp Advisory Committee) & Betty van Tenac. {Page 30.3} 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Decimal Issues 

195 ** Australia Post year albums 1981-2002 plus 2003 x2 complete with plastic sleeves. 

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1966-1978 mint and used collection mounted on leaves with values to $10 including plenty of ACSC 

listed varieties plus additional flyspeck varieties, paper types & shades with some muliples. Plenty of 

specialist appeal with useful face value. (100s) 

1980s-2000 Australia Post bonanza in 4 cartons with stamps including International Post to $20, M/Ss, 

stamp packs, FDCs, PSEs, PNCs, sheetlets (including 2004 Olympic Gold Medallists), low 

denominations in full sheets, etc. The estimate is a "guestimate" as the disorganised presentation 

makes assessment a challenging process. (1000s) 

198 ** A Selection of varieties etc including QE 1c block with Plate Number '4', 50c Dampier Plate Number '1' 

(at left) block, Floral Coils 7c Buff Omitted, 7c Agate pair with Black Omitted/Partly Omitted, 10c 

Sapphire Printed on the Gum block of 4, 18c Flower pair with Black Omitted/Partly Omitted, 1983 

Australia Day pair Printed on the Gum, 37c Bionic Ear & $10 Painting both with Major Misplaced 

Perforations etc, unmounted, Cat $1750+.{Page 32.3} 

199 

** Huge accumulation of modern decimals including stamp packs, peel-n-sticks, loose stamps to $20 in 

multiples, "Treasures of the Archives" $5 x 2 sheets of 10. Calculators essential as the estimate is 

likely to prove very conservative. (many 100s) 

200 ** A Accumulation of International Post issues including booklets, stamp packs, M/Ss and loose stamps to 

$20 including multiples. Estimate is a conservative "guesstimate". (many 100s) 

201 B** A 

Mostly modern decimals including coils, peel-n-sticks, stamp packs, M/Ss, booklets, koala reprints, 

loose stamps to $20 including multiples, also Bicentennial collection x3, yearbooks x4 including 2000. 

Untidy presentation will make evaluation a challenging process. (many 100s) 

202 ** Australia Post year albums 1981-2004 all but 2003 complete with plastic sleeves. (23) 

400 

203 ** Australia Post year albums 1981-2004 all but 2003 complete with plastic sleeves. (23) 

400 

204 ** A 1966-71 Navigators 75c Cook inter-pane strip of 10 from the bottom of the sheet with part-Plate 

Number '1' at left and complete Plate Number '-1-' at right BW #462za & #462zc unmounted, Cat $500 

(as two blocks of 6). 

205 ** A - $1 Flinders Perf 14¾x14 gutter block of 6 from the bottom of the sheet with part-Plate Number '1', 

unmounted, Cat $400 (as a block of 4). 

206 ** A - $1 Flinders Perf 14¾x14 gutter block of 4 from the top of the sheet with complete Plate '3', 

unmounted, Cat $400. 

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207 ** A B1 1971-74 Coils 7c Sturt Desert Pea vertical strip of 4 all with Buff & Green Printing Omitted BW #535cg, 

unmounted, Cat $500+ (Pierron Cat £300+). 

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208 ** A A1 1971 Aboriginal Art 25c Body Painting with Black Printing Completely Omitted (resulting in absence 

of '25c AUSTRALIA') BW #565c, unmounted, Cat $1500 (Pierron Cat £850). Offered with a normal 

stamp for comparison.{Page 35.1} 

209 ** A 1973-74 Gemstones 10c Star Sapphire complete vertical column of 10 with margins at top and base 

with Black Printing (Inscriptions & Highlights) Completely Omitted from the first two units, Partly 

Omitted ('10c AUSTRALIA': 'star sapphire' very faint) on the third unit & '10c AUSTRALIA' faint on the 

fourth unit BW #648cb. In addition, '10c AUSTRALIA' is Distorted on the fifth unit, unmounted, Cat 

$800 (Pierron Cat £450++). {Page 34.1} 

210 ** A B1 1974 Surcharge '9c' on 8c Opal lower-right corner block of 20 (5x4) all with the Surcharge Misplaced 

4mm to the Right BW #646c, unmounted, Cat $1500+ (2002). One of the largest survivng multiples. 

[The ACSC states "The catalogue price is for prominent examples showing the surcharge shifted 

several millimetres to the right", as is the case here]{Page 34.2} 

211 ** A A1 1974-76 Native Animals 30c Brushtail Possum with Red Printing (Value & Highlights) Completely 

Omitted BW #662c, unmounted, Cat $3500 (Pierron Cat £1000). With a normal stamp for comparison. 

[ACSC states that 20 examples exist. However, this is one of the most popular of the Missing Colours 

of the era, which explains the relatively high catalogue value]{Page 35.2} 

212 **C A 

1975 Wildflowers 18c Black Printing ('Australia 18') Omitted BW #725c pair unmounted, another pair 

with Black Printing Partly Omitted most noticeably on the left-hand unit, plus 18c Black Printing 

('Australia 18' & Incscription 'Helichrysum Thomsonii') Omitted on a 1978 cover (ACSC Cat $500). Ex 

Betty van Tenac. ( 3 items) 

213 ** A A1 - 45c vertical strip of 4 the second unit with Dull Yellow-Green Printing Omitted BW #727cd, and Partly 

Omitted from the first unit, Cat $500+ (Pierron Cat £1750+!).{Page 34.3} 

214 P A 

1977 Silver Jubilee 18c imperforate plate proof marginal block of 4 in the issued colours from the right 

of the sheet BW #766PP(1), unmounted, Cat $1000+. 

215 ** A 1977 Paintings $10 Misplaced Perforations resulting in 'AUSTRALIA $10' at Top BW #784ba, 

unmounted, Cat $300. With normal stamp for comparison. 

216 ** A - $10 vertical pair from the top of the sheet with Misplaced Perforations resulting in 'AUSTRALIA $10' 

Omitted from the Top Unit, and 'AUSTRALIA $10' at Top of the Lower Unit BW #784b/ba, unmounted, 

Cat $700+.{Page 34.6} 

217 */**C A 

1978-84 Birds "20c Little Grebe Stamp and Folder Study" on 62 exhibit pages showing the different 

cylinder combinations used at various times during the printing period (acquired from post offices in 

Adelaide), plus a study of stamp folders plating them to their original cylinder combination printing. The 

display includes printing varieties, cylinder shifts, positional blocks, retouches, paper types, many in 

large multiples with some examples on cover. Ex Betty van Tenac. (100s) 

218 ** A - 20c Little Grebe Yellow Printing (Beak & Eye) Omitted BW #805cb horizontal marginal strip of 4 from 

right of the sheet with Missing Yellow Colour Bar in the margin, unmounted, Cat $1000 (Pierron Cat 

£600++). With a normal strip for comparison. Ex Betty van Tenac.{Page 32.4} 

219 ** A - 20c Little Grebe vertical strip of 5 from the top of the sheet, the upper two units with Black Printing 

Partly Omitted (the first unit with Inscriptions Partly Omitted, the second unit with '20c AUSTRALIA' 

Partly Omitted) BW #805cg unmounted, Cat $2000 as a strip of 10 (2002). With a normal strip for 

comparison. Ex Betty van Tenac. {Page 34.5} 

220 ** A 1979 National Parks 20c Waterfalls se-tenant pair Completely Imperforate, unmounted. Unlisted by 

ACSC. [ACSC lists pairs imperforate three sides except at left - Cat $1250 - or except at right - Cat 

$2500 - but not completely imperforate]{Page 36.1} 

221 ** A 1981-2002 Australia Post year albums all except 2001 complete with plastic sleeves, plus 1992-93 

"Collectors' Yearbook of Booklet & Self-adhesive Stamps". (23) 

222 ** A B1 1982 Whales 60c Humpback Whale trial printing with solid blue-green background BW #930E(1), 

unmounted, Cat $350 (2002). With a normal 60c for comparison. [ACSC lists this as an "essay" which 

would suggest that it was a preliminary design. In fact, this was the initial printing, that Australia Post 

rejected. Despite that, several sheets were issued in error]{Page 36.2} 

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Booklets 

223 B A 

Box of "prestige" booklets, many sold at huge markups over face including "Lighthouses" x3, "Royalty" 

x4, "Driving Through the Years" x4, "Royal Visit" with coin inserted x2, "Postie Kate" x3, etc. (37) 

224 B A Duplicated modern booklets range including "Driving Through the Years" chequebook of twenty $5 

booklets (2); plus $5 booklets x80 and $10 booklets x4. Total face value $640. (86) 

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1928-30 2/3d New Format (SMult Wmk Perf 13½x12½ 1½d red Watermark Inverted) with Original 

Text BW #B39a, a few minor tonespots on the cover & minor rust around the staple, Cat $600. 

1930-34 2/- (SMult Perf 13½x12½ 2d Watermark Inverted) Original Text BW #B41Aa, light bend on the 

rear cover, Cat $600. 

227 B A+ 1934-35 Redrawn Cover Black/Green (CofA Wmk 2d) with Printed Interleaving BW #B48A, Cat $500. 

Superb!{Page 34.4} 

228 B A - (CofA Wmk 2d) with Printed Interleaving BW #B48B, Cat $500.{Page 34.7} 

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2/6d New Format & 3/6d; QEII 3/6d (both), 4/- (both), 5/- 5d blue (both covers), 5/- 5d green & 5/- 5d 

red, generally very fine, Cat $1100+. (11) 

1982 Eucalyptus Flowers study on exhibit leaves of 60c & $1 stamp folders BW #B144-145, 

identifying the cylinder position of the stamps within & ACSC listed and unlisted flaws, also a few 

FDCs, covers and distribution wrappers; a similar study of the 1982 test stamp folders BW #B142-143 

identifying the sheet positions of stamps with a few varieties sighted. Ex Betty van Tenac. (100s) 

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* Attractive collection on Scott leaves with Blank Tablet to 5/- (the 1d & 2d CTO), Filled Tablet to 2/-, 

1906 Crown/A ½d to 6d (ex 3d), Stroke 1/- & 5/- (2), 1909 to 10/-, 1922 Third Wmk to 6d, 1938 set, 

1947-57 set, 1953-54 High Values & 1958-60 set, mostly very fine with a few being unmounted.{Page 

37.2} (80) 

232 */** A Quality selection including Blank Tablet to 8d, Filled Tablet to 1/-, Crown/Single-Lined 'A' 2d, 1907 

Crown/Double-Lined 'A' 6d, Victorian Design Thick Paper 2/-, CofA Perf 11 4d **, later issues to 5/- (2), 

generally very fine & lightly mounted with a few earlier issues and many of the later stamps 

unmounted. Advertised retail $2000+. (76) 

233 * A B1 1902 Void Tablet Perf 11x11½ 1d emerald BW #D5, lightly mounted, Cat $250 (1999). 

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234 * A A1 1902-04 Completed Design Perf 11 2d 4d & 6d BW #D25 31 & 37, Cat $600. (1999). (3) 

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235 * A B1 - Perf 11 10/- dull green BW #D50 from base of sheet with part marginal watermark '...ST...', very 

lightly mounted, Cat $2750 (1999). A rarity. [ACSC states "The 10/- was issued only in New South 

Wales and saw negligible usage."]{Page 37.1} 

236 F A C1 

1906-08 Crown/Single-Lined 'A' Perf 11 1d light green Watermark Inverted BW #D55a, tiny red mark 

on the face, lightly cancelled, Cat $1250.{Page 36.7} 

237 ** A A2 - 3d light green BW #D61, exceptional centring, a few characteristic rough/irregular perfs, unmounted, 

Cat $1250 (1999).{Page 36.3} 

238 * A/A- 1907 Crown/Double-Lined A ½d to 6d BW #D66-70, the 1d a little aged otherwise very fine, the 6d 

possibly unmounted, Cat $1000+ (1999).{Page 36.8} (5) 

239 * A A1 1908 High Values with Stroke 2/- dull green BW #D73, exceptional centring, Cat $1500 (1999). BPA 

Certificate (1992) states "part original gum" which is decidedly uncharitable: it has large-part original 

gum.{Page 37.3} 

240 ** A B1 1909-10 Victorian Design Thick Paper 5/- rose-red & yellow-green BW #D90, unmounted, Cat $250 

(1999). 

241 V A B1 - £1 rose-red & green BW #D92, CTO, Cat $300 (1999). 

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242 * A B1 1931-37 CofA Perf 11 ½d to 6d BW between #D113-121, very lightly mounted except the 3d which is 

unmounted, Cat $745 (1999).{Page 36.5} (7) 

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C 1938-1950s mostly Fennessey family group with WWII concessional mail including 'MIL P. O. 

SHOWGROUNDS/6JA42/WEST AUST' addressed to Melville, Australian Catholic Truth Society parcel 

labels addressed to Perth with 1/1½d frankings, etc. (31 items) 

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1932 OHMS lettersheet with 1d optd 'OS', 1917 advertising postcard for Australasian Saw & Moulding 

Mills, WWII POW items from Germany to Victoria (4) etc, also WWI censored cover from Russia to 

Denmark (faults). (11) 

C Inward covers mostly from the 1930s-60s era including 1938 Zeppelin cover from Germany, 1939 

censored postcard from Mexico, 1940 registered censored cover from Sweden with 'By air over the 

Atlantic, through U.S.A/and over the Pacific' h/s, 1941 aerogramme front with 'POSTAGE PAID/25 

CENTS/JOHORE' in red, 1945 from Belgium with boxed 'O.A.T.' h/s in red, others from China, Iraq, 

Israel, Switzerland. Condition variable. (29 items) 

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Postmarks on KGV Heads to 5d including 4d yellows & 4d blues plus a few Roos, good representation 

from all States with many fine strikes sighted. We noted superb 'TPO 4/VICTORIA', very fine 

'LONGWOOD EAST/VIC' in violet (2), 'HOMEBUSH BAY ABATTOIR/[NSW]', 'TPO 13/VIC', ship & 

arrival cancels including 'TANDJONG PRIOK' (Dutch Indies). etc. (200+) 

Huge accumulation in two cartons, mostly late pre-decimal/early decimal era letter rate covers plus 

PSEs & FDCs. Some earlier material to be found including NSW 1890s-1930s postmarks on cover or 

piece, 1930s flight covers, also postmark studies for Wagga Wagga & Alice Springs. Untidy 

presentation, but there may be some little "nuggets" to be found. (many 100s) 

Selection including 1918 uprated postal stationery envelope to Switzerland endorsed "Letter for Enemy 

Country enclosed", 1919 Fortitude Valley registered with KGV 1d reds x4, 1924 Brisbane to Sydney 

Dalgety & Co cover with oval 'LOOSE SHIP/LETTER' h/s, 1929 Lord Howe Island to New Zealand, 

1937 Hobart OHMS cover with 4d perf 'T', Cocos Island 1956 registered to England, plus taxed & 

paquebot items, etc. Condition variable. (55 items) 

C High rate covers including 1937 7/10d rate to Czechoslavakia via Greece with 1/- Large Lyrebird x7, 

1941 17/6d 'CALIFORNIA CLIPPER' censor cover to Ireland with 10/- & 5/- Robes & 7/11d rate with 5/- 

Robes, plus two later items with 5/- Arms. Mixed condition. (5) 

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1901 (Sep 27) mourning cover to the Sydney GPO with very fine strike of the 'GOVERNOR- 

GENERAL/[arms]/ FRANK STAMP/AUSTRALIA' Frank h/s in blue tied by Sydney cds, very scarce 

post-Federation usage outside of Victoria, a couple of tiny blemishes. 

1911-14 Fred Hagen (stamp dealer) registered covers comprising 1911 to Switzerland (Bern b/s) with 

Tasmania Sidefaces 3d & 1d x2 and 1914 long cover to New Zealand with combination franking of 

Victoria & South Australia 2½ds and 1d Roos x3. The latter item a tad soiled. (2) 

1933 airmail cover to England with rare franking of 1928 3d Airmail block of 4 being a complete booklet 

pane (no selvedge) & KGV 4d olive tied by Kalgoorlie cds, by air to Perth. [Stamps from the booklet 

plate are distinguished by a tiny dot in the upper margin. The lower units are "jumbo" stamps and the 

dots appear at both top and base!]{Page 20.6} 

1937 airmail cover to passenger on board "SS Esquilino" at Naples (b/s) with rare franking of KGVI 3d 

blue Die I "White Wattles" (Cat $400 on cover) & No Wmk 1/6d Hermes tied by Brisbane slogan 

cancel, minor blemishes.{Page 20.7} 

1939-41 comprising 1939 to Germany at 1/9d + 1d late fee; 1940 to Hong Kong at 11d rate; 1940 to 

USA via Hong Kong at 4/8d Clipper rate; and 1941 (Sep) registered Trans-Pacific to Canada at 

unexplained 7/10d rate; the last a bit knocked-about. (4) 

C 1939-45 modest study of civilian censorship during WWII with mail & Censor markings from all 7 

mainland Military Districts, a few better items noted including Clipper airmails & POW mail notably from 

Brighton Camp (Tasmania), condition variable. (46) 

256 C A- 

1972 illustrated cover from a Brisbane dancing academy to an English dance studio with 75c Cook 

paying combined airmail & overseas express delivery fee tied by small-part 1972 'BRISBANE' d/s. 

Small section of backflap missing. Gorgeous item. 

257 S A A2/+ THURSDAY ISLAND: Very fine to superb large-part strikes of Rays '51' (1877-87 on 4d yellow 

Chalon) & '148' (to 1903, on 2½d rose) & BN '336' (to 1906, on 2½d purple/blue). The first was 

transferred from Somerset & is rare, especially this fine. 

258 C B - 1904 small flimsy photograph (100x70mm) posted to England with 1d only & '336' cancel, huge 'T' 

h/s, '15/CTMS/T' h/s & British '3D/FB' h/s, minor blemishes. Unusual item. 

259 C A- - 1914 (Dec) cover to Japan with 2½d Roo, endorsed in pencil on the reverse "JBotlew/Censor", Hong 

Kong transit & Kobe arrival b/s, unusual 'P.B.C.' h/s (= Passed by Censor) not of Australian origin. 

{Page 38.2} 

260 C A- - 1916 Japanese PPC to England with KGV 1d red, large 'PASSED BY CENSOR' h/s. 

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261 C A - 1917 Burns Philp cover to Japan with 2d Roo + KGV 1d but uncancelled, endorsed in pencil on the 

reverse "Passed by Censor/CRSheldon/Capt Retd/for Censor TO" - the only such endorsement we 

have seen - the stamps cancelled with boxed 'PAQUEBOT' h/s & 'HONG KONG' cds. A remarkable 

item.{Page 38.1} 

262 CL B - 1935 illustrated cover for Southern Hemisphere Cruise of "SS Fanconia" with Vic Centenary 3d + 

Papua 1½d tied by Thursday Island cds, minor blemishes. With a Wills cigarette card of the ship. 

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264 C A/B 

265 

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266 C B 

267 C A- 

1921 parcel piece with Third Wmk Perf 'OS' 6d blue strip of 3 + 2/- brown (Cat $750 on cover, but 

virtually unobtainable thus); 1916 'QUEENSLAND/INTERSTATE PARCEL POST' label with Second 

Wmk (?) 2d & 1/-; 1930s Parcels Post labels with 1/-, or 6d brown 1/- & 2/- maroon; and 1934 parcel 

tag with 5/- (+ KGV 5d & Vic Centenary 1/-); condition variable. Very scarce group.{Page 20.5} (5 

items) 

Underpaid mail to GB (1931 airmail with Postage Due 2d x2), United States (3, two with Postage 

Dues), France (double-taxed), Germany, Netherlands Indies, New Zealand (½d solo franking with NZ 

1d Postage Due), and Austria (with Postage Due 10h & 20h pair), several scarce tax handstamps 

noted.{Page 38.4} (9) 

1913 underpaid postcard to Germany with large 'Porto.' h/s in rosine; 1914 OHMS cover with Postage 

Due 1d pair; 1915 censored OHMS cover to Denmark with perf Small 'OS' ½d & 2d (fault); 1916 very 

fine cover to Java with 2½d & 'CL.../[crown]/PASSED BY/CENSOR' h/s used at Launceston; and 1920 

usage of 2d grey PTPO Envelope; condition variable. (5) 

1913 'AUSTRALIAN/PICTORIAL LETTERETTE' illustrated lettersheet to Germany with scarce 

combination franking of 1d Roo + South Australia ½d & 1d tied by Adelaide machine, minor flap fault & 

blemishes. 

1913-14 postcards for different Victorian Government Departments with Perf Large 'OS' 1d or ½d 

(Printed Matter rate; very scarce on cover) respectively both tied by Melbourne machine cancel.{Page 

38.5} (2) 

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1914 (Feb) triple-rate cover to a military camp in Germany with lovely 3-colour franking of ½d green, 

1d red x2 & 5d chestnut tied by Sydney cds, repaired tear on the flap.{Page 41.1} 

269 C A- - advertising cover for Brandt Bros illustrated on the face for Steam Cookers & on the reverse for Gas 

Machines, to New Zealand with ½d only tied by Sydney machine cancel, mss "T1d" in red, New 

Zealand 1d Postage Due tied by Auckland cds, minor blemishes.{Page 38.3} 

270 C B 

1915 double-weight cover to Switzerland with Second Watermark 2d pair (+ KGV 1d) cancelled on 

arrival with 'BASEL 2/11XI15/BRIEF EXPEDITION' cds, Royal coat-of-arms in gold on the flap, minor 

blemishes. 

271 C B - triple-rate cover to Switzerland with rare franking of Second Watermark 6d ultramarine (+ KGV ½d & 

1d) cancelled on arrival with two poor strikes of 'BASEL 2' cds, 'PASSED.' h/s in violet, 'BASEL/ 

3XI15/BRIEFTRAGER' (= Letter Carrier) b/s, a couple of minor faults.{Page 38.7} 

272 C A- - cover to Switzerland with ½d green (+ KGV 1d pair) tied by Launceston cds, red/white 'OPENED BY 

CENSOR' tape & very fine strike of the recut 'CL.../[crown]/PASSED BY/CENSOR.' h/s ('2' excised) in 

blue, 'BASEL/3XI15/BRIEFTRAGER' (= Letter Carrier) b/s. Most attractive.{Page 41.2} 

273 C A - cover to Switzerland with Second Wmk 2½d horizontal pair [2L5-6] tied by Adelaide machine cancel, 

the left-hand unit with White Scratch SW of Cape Leeuwin which is not obstructed by the postmark, 

red/white 'Opened by Censor' tape & 'PASSED.' h/s in violet.{Page 38.6} 

274 C C - 1915 (Oct) triple-rate cover to Switzerland with 2½d & 5d tied by the very scarce 'CHARLOTTE 

WATERS/N.T.' cds, 'PASSED.' h/s in violet, a few faults. Terrific Northern Territory origin. 

275 C A- 

1915 & 1916 covers to Switzerland each with 2½d cancelled with two-ring (in violet) or single-ring 

"dumb" cancels, each with 'PASSED.' h/s in violet or purple, both with 'BASEL' arrival b/s, the first with 

Adelaide sender's address. Most unusual.{Page 40.1} 

276 C B/A - a similar pair of covers at triple (2½d + 5d, the cover with a few faults) or single (2½d) rates, the 

stamps cancelled on arrival with 'BASEL 2/BRIEF D'EXPEDITION' cds, again with the 'PASSED.' h/s 

in violet or purple, the first again with Adelaide address on the flap. These covers would seem to 

confirm our belief that the first pair were sent in a locked bag, as were these.{Page 40.2} (2) 

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1915-17 group of covers to Switzerland franked 2½d (6, unchecked for watermarks) or 2d + KGV ½d 

(2) with an all-different range of Censor tapes and/or 'PASSED BY CENSOR' handstamps of various 

patterns, one endorsed "Letter for Germany", generally good to very fine but one from NSW is 

defective. Handy lot. [Several are to Dr Ernst Carroll, one of them additionally endorsed "Trade 

Commissioner"] (8) 

C - balance of the WWI covers to Switzerland with 2½d (10), 2d + KGV ½d (3) or 2d only but untaxed, 

various censor tapes and handstamps, one cover endorsed "From Department of Internal Affairs" is 

addressed to "Dr Ernst Carroll/Commonwealth Trade Commissioner", generally good to very fine. (14) 

279 C A- 1916 double-rate cover to Switzerland with exceptionally well centred 5d tied by 'MANNUM/AP 18 16/ 

STH AUSTRALIA' cds, 'PASSED.' h/s in purple, Basel arrival b/s of 29V16.{Page 40.3} 

280 C A- - a remarkably similar cover of the same date from the same sender with the same arrival b/s!{Page 

40.5} 

281 C B 

282 C B 

283 CL B 

284 C B 

285 C B 

286 CL A- 

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1917 over-weight cover endorsed "Letter for enemy country" to Switzerland with 2d (+ KGV ½d) tied by 

'MURTOA/VIC' cds 'T ("5d")'-in-oval tax h/s, red/white 'OPENED BY/CENSOR.' tape, 'BASEL/3XI15/ 

BRIEFAUFGABE' arrival b/s.{Page 42.1} 

1921 double-rate cover to Switzerland with Third Wmk 6d blue tied by Melbourne machine cancel, 

minor blemishes & slightly reduced at left. [The rate was 4d for the first ounce + 2d for each successive 

ounce] 

1922 quadruple-rate commercial cover to Queensland with very scarce franking of Third Wmk 6d blue 

(+ KGV 1d violet x2) tied by 'SHIP MAIL ROOM/MELBOURNE' cds, vertical fold & opened-out. [The 

rate was 2d per half-ounce] 

1929 large-part OHMS linen parcel-tag to Canada with 'PARCEL POST' label on the reverse & Third 

Wmk 1/- perf 'OS' x2 tied by Perth cds, 'FORESTS DEPARTMENT/PERTH' cachet in violet, minor 

blemishes. [The rate was 1/- for the first pound + 6d for each additional pound or part-thereof, so the 

parcel weighed between 2 & 3 pounds]{Page 40.4} 

1931 parcel tag fashioned from a piece of card to "Schwerin / Mecklembourg" [sic] (Germany) with 

SMult 6d brown tied by Mosman's Bay cds, blue/black registration label, 'SCHWERIN' arrival cds, 

minor blemishes. [The packet was presumably commercial samples weighing between 4 & 6 ounces, 

at the rate of 1d per 2oz, plus 3d registration]{Page 40.7} 

1932 commercial triple-rate airmail cover to Carnarvon with SMult 1/- (+ KGV 1d) tied by the scarce 

'MUNDABULLANGANA' cds. [The rate was 2d postage per ounce (4d) + 3d per half-ounce airmail 

supplement (9d) = 1/1d] 

1937 Matson Line advertising cover by air to Oregon but endorsed "Australia-London-and USA", with 

2/- + KGV 1d & 2d tied by 'AIR MAIL LATE FEE/ 2 /SYDNEY' cds, two ironed-out vertical folds. [The 

rate was 2/2d for continuation by Trans-Atlantic airmail + 1d late fee] 

1938 commercial airmail cover to Czechoslovakia with 2/- & Melbourne cds, Athens transit b/s, 

Currency Control h/s on the face & jusqu'a bars on the airmail label, Budapest transit b/s, Czech 

'CENSUROVANO' h/s in violet & 1k Postage Due tied by 'PRAHA' cds. [The cover is correctly rated 2/- 

for additional airmail beyond London, but off-loaded at Athens & forwarded by surface, for which the 

rate was only 1/9d. Why was it taxed on arrival?]{Page 42.2} 

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293 CL B 

Unusual group including 1933 entire newspaper with 1d green, 1928 entrie packet wrapping 

registered, 1921 wrapping endorsed "Merchandise Only" with very late usage of 1902 Postage Dues 

Blank Tablet 4d pair, 1934 large OHMS parcel piece to Germany with 6d Large Kookaburra perf 'VG', 

1935 Parcels Post label with 4d & 1/4d, 1938 large registered parcel piece with 1/- Small Lyrebird, & 

two others.{Page 40.6} (8 items) 

Handy selection including 1921 wrapper endorsed "Magazine post" with ½d green x4, 1922 PPC to 

Hungary with ½d & 1d tied by Dutch ship cachet, four items with perf 'OS' values including 1921 

registered with 5d (Cat $300 on cover), 1933 long registered cover with 5d overprinted 'OS' (Cat $750 

on cover), and 5 others, condition variable. (12) 

1915-18 covers to Switzerland with various ½d & 1d printings paying the 2½d or 5d rates and including 

an uprated 1d Letter Card ("HARVESTING..."), two with ½d War Tax added and another overpaid ½d, 

possible varieties interest as we noted one (unfortunately stained) with 1d Die II x3, various Censor 

tapes and handstamps, three endorsed "Letter for enemy country enclosed", some postmark interest, 

condition generally fine to very fine. A good lot.{Page 42.3} (17) 

1917-37 selection of underpaid covers to overseas destinations with a good variety of tax markings & 

all with Postage Dues including 1919 to Holland, 1931 to Java, 1932 to Sweden, 1932 to China, 1933 

to Austria, 1934 to Switzerland & 1937 to Egypt, condition variable. A good lot.{Page 42.4} (14) 

1918 triple-weight OHMS cover to Switzerland with ½d 1d x2 & 5d cancelled at Melbourne, 

'.../CENSORSHIP OFFICE/OLD GPO MELBOURNE' imprint at lower-left, 'PASSED BY CENSOR/ 7 

/3rd Military District' h/s in violet & 'COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES/CENSOR/3RD MD' 

impressed in wax on the flap, 'BASEL/BRIEFAUFGABE' arrival b/s, a few blemishes. 

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Lot 294 Lot 295 

294 C B - (Sep 21) cover to USA with rare franking of 1d red Die III pair (+ ½d green) tied by 

'BEACONSFIELD/TASMANIA' cds, 'PASSED BY CENSOR/ 7 /3rd Military District' h/s in blue, minor 

peripheral faults repaired with archival tape.{Page 45.1} 

295 C B 

1930 apparently commercial cover to Norway with invalid combination franking of KGV 1½d + China 6c 

Junk both tied - contrary to Regulations - by Brisbane slogan cancel but properly taxed with 

'25/CTMS/T' h/s alongside, Norway 15o pair affixed to the reverse & cancelled with 'T'-in-circle h/s, 

minor blemishes.{Page 45.2} 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Commemorative Covers/Datestamps 

296 C A- 

297 C/CL A 

298 CL A 

299 C A/A- 

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301 C A 

302 CL A 

1938 AIF Golf Day PPC of mailvan with ½d & 4d tied by 'FIELD POST OFFICE/ No 2 /29SE38/ 

VIC-AUST' & special registration label No 37, to Scotland. 

1952 Pan-Pacific Scout Jamboree three covers with 3½d Scout single, pair or block of 4 (registered 

with Jamboree registration label) tied by the hexagonal Jamboree datestamp, different illustrations by 

Jack Peake. [A similar cover sold for $218 at our auction of 9/2/2008] (3) 

1955 Sydney-Amsterdam Polar Flight two covers with QEII 1/0½d block of 4, different illustrations by 

Jack Peake. 

1956 Olympic Games bundle of covers with the same woodcut design by Jack Peake, an apparently 

complete set with the 52 different pictorial datestamps. (52) 

1964 Australian Scout Jamboree (209x134mm) with 3½d pair tied by Jamboree cds, lovely 

watercolour illustration by Jack Peake. {Page 42.5} 

1969 Ayres Rock each with 5c Namatjira (with tab) tied by pictorial cds, different watercolour 

illustrations by Jack Peake. (3) 

2004 Australian Scout Jamboree set of covers with 50c tied by Jamboree cds from 5JAN2004 to 

15JAN2004 (the 11th not cancelled), different watercolour illustrations by Jack Peake. An attractive 

set. (11) 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - First Day Covers 

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1949 Arms £1 blue tied to generic illustrated cover by a private producer by 'REGISTERED/ 

28NO49/BRISBANE' cds, blue/black registration label. Very scarce.{Page 45.3} 

1950-53 Definitives QM 1½d, KGVI 2½d scarlet (2, one discoloured), 2½d purple-brown, 3d green, 

3½d & 7½d (2), and QE 1d (scarce 'ST ARNAUD NORTH/VIC' cds) & 3½d (minor stain) all by Arthur 

Bergen, unaddressed. [Only 30-40 of each were produced. Unaddressed examples are very scarce & 

have sold at auction for $100+ each]{Page 42.6} (10) 

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306 C A 

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308 C A 

1950 Stamp Centenary 2½d se-tenant pair tied to Ogden partly hand-painted FDC by Melbourne 

machine datehead (very unusual), unaddressed.{Page 42.7} 

1951-52 Definitives 1/0½d tied to Ogden partly hand-painted (platypus) FDC by 'COBURG N13 

No1/19MR52/VIC-AUST' cds, unaddressed.{Page 45.4} 

1953-56 QEII Definitives 3d green tied to Ogden partly hand-painted FDC by 'COBURG N13 

No1/17JE53/VIC-AUST' cds, unaddressed.{Page 42.8} 

1955-57 QEII Definitives 1/0½d tied to Ogden partly hand-painted FDC by 'NORTH 

FITZROY/9MR55/VIC' cds, unaddressed.{Page 44.1} 

309 C A 1997 Space 50c & $1 and Christmas (3 different) hand-painted FDCs all endorsed "1/10", 

unaddressed because there's nowhere to put an address!! Good grief! (5) 

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1951 Victorian Self-Government 3½d Latrobe pair tied by Karoonda cds of 2JL51. [This & all the 

following lots in this section are handmade covers hand-illustrated in colour by the late AJ ("Jack") 

Peake of Adelaide]{Page 46.1} 

311 C A 1951-52 KGVI Definitives 7½d blue tied by Karoonda cds of 31OC51. 

150 

312 C A - 6½d green (+ the replaced 6½d brown) tied by Karoonda cds of 9AP52. {Page 44.2} 

150 

313 C A 

1952 Pan-Pacific Scout Jamboree 3½d tied by Karoonda cds of 19NO52. A similar cover sold for 

$276 at our auction of 1/12/2007.{Page 46.2} 

314 C A 1953 Young Farmers 3½d pair tied by Gladstone cds of 3SE53. 

150 

315 C A 

1954-55 Olympics Propaganda 2/- blue & 2/- green tied by Gladstone or Nailsworth cds of 1DE54 or 

30NO55 respectively.{Page 44.3} (2) 

316 C A 1955-57 QEII Definitives 1/0½d grey-blue tied by Nailsworth cds of 9MR55, registered. 

175 

317 C A 

1955 Australian-American Friendship 3½d blue tied by Nailsworth cds of 4MY55. [Depicts a map of 

the Coral Sea area. A similar cover sold for $506 at our auction of 1/12/2007]{Page 44.4} 

318 C A 1956 Olympic Games 4d to 2/- tied by Nailsworth cds of 31OC56. {Page 44.5} 

200 

319 C A 1966 Christmas 4c tied by Stock Exchange (SA) cds of 19OC66. 

200 

320 C A 1970 Expo 5c & 20c tied by Stock Exchange (SA) cds of 16MR70 

150 

321 C A 

322 CL A 

323 C A 

324 C A 

325 CL A 

326 CL A 

1971 RAAF Golden Jubilee 6c tied to pair of covers - Sopwith and F111 - by Hindmarsh FDI cds of 

9JUN1971. [A similar pair of covers sold for $483 at our auction of 1/12/2007]{Page 44.6} (2) 

1984 Australia Day (Captain Cook's Cottage) 30c tied by Hindmarsh FDI cds of 26JAN1984, 

unaddressed. [In 1933, Cook's Cottage was relocated from Yorkshire to Melbourne's Fitzroy Gardens. 

Having been built in 1755, it is often referred to as "the oldest building in Australia". A similar but 

smaller cover sold for $414 at our auction of 1/12/2007] 

1984 Christmas 24c 30c & 50c tied to separate covers by Hindmarsh FDI cds of 31OCT1984, 

unaddressed. [Lovely watercolours of different churches. A similar cover with the 85c only sold for 

$264 at our auction of 1/12/2007]{Page 44.7} (3) 

1991 Australia Day (the Australian Flag) the 4 values tied to separate covers by Glenelg FDI cds of 

10JAN1991, unaddressed. [Lovely watercolours]{Page 44.8} (4) 

1996 Olympic Games the 3 values tied to separate covers by Glenelg FDI cds of 6JUN1996, 

unaddressed. (3) 

2002 Racehorses the 5 stamps tied to separate covers by Glenelg FDI cds of 15OCT2002, 

unaddressed. (5) 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Flight Covers 

327 

C 

Modest collection of internal & external flights with a few better items noted, strength in the pre-WWII 

period, many signed by the pilots, condition variable. (96) 

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328 C B 

1932 (Dec 12) Hans Bertram's Australia-Germany return flight AAMC #242 illustrated cover 

(227x149mm) with 3d Air tied by Darwin cds, Dutch Indies 10c x2 & Soerabaja cds, India 2a with 

Akyab (Burma) cds & Germany 10pf cancelled on arrival with Berlin cds, minor watery stain at right 

otherwise superb, unaddressed, Cat $1750. [Bertram crashed at Soerabaja, the return trip taking 4 

months]{Page 48.2} 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Military & Censor Mail 

329 C B 

WORLD WAR I: 1915 (July 20 and November 11) stampless covers to Drysdale (Vic) the first with 

printed 'YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION - ARMY BRANCH' & manuscript "(Anzac, 

Gallipoli)" beneath, endorsed "ON ACTIVE SERVICE" in pencil with '4th AUST INF BGDE/20-VII-15/ 

FIELD P.O' cds partially overlapping a boxed Censor No 2688 cachet in red; the other (with original 

letter enclosed) endorsed "6th Field Amb Bde/fr Gallipoli/Nov 11 1915" & "On Active Service/No 

Stamps Available" with partial '....../11-NO-15/FIELD P.O.' cds & boxed Censor No 3018 cachet in red. 

Both covers without backflaps but the overall condition is very good.{Page 48.1} (3 items) 

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330 C B/C - 1917-18 Prisoner of War mail from Private Sidney Joseph Drake of the 14th Battalion A.I.F, 

addressed to family members living in Drysdale comprising April 1917 two covers from Bora where 

Australian POWs were engaged in building & maintaining the Taurus Railway (subsequently used to 

transport Turkish troops and equipment to the Mesopotamian Front in the closing months of the war); 

July 1917 from Haida Pasha Hospital in Constantinople; and September 1918 from the same location 

with Melbourne b/s. All have "P.O.W......Turkey" endorsements at lower-left & on the reverse, three 

have a boxed Turkish censor h/s & two a Turkish cds, some creasing & toning but the last is quite fine. 

The first time these covers have been on the market. [The 217 Australians captured by the Turks at 

Gallipoli had a terrible time, with 62 men - nearly one in four - dying in captivity. Private Drake was one 

of the fortunate survivors, returning to Australia on 5/3/1919]{Page 47.1} (4) 

331 C B - 1914 (Nov) OAS usage of illustrated YMCA lettersheet with the message headed "SS Armadale/ 

Colombo/15th Nov 1914", cancelled on arrival with Melbourne machine, superb 'T1D'-in-oval h/s, very 

late usage of Victorian Postage Due ½d pair (rare on cover) with mss "9/12/14", some toning still a 

most attractive usage of this rare stationery item. Unlisted by Emery: his #PSYE.3A is recorded on 

envelopes only. [First Convoy mail]{Page 48.4} 

332 C B - 1917 OAS cover with P&O "crossed flags" on the flap & superb 'A.I. FORCES POSTAGE FREE/ 

23AU17/VIC' cds, minor blemishes. 

333 

C 

WORLD WAR II: Censored covers originating in Queensland many from "Tablelands" offices including 

Atherton, Barrine, Herberton, Kairi, Kuranda, Mareeba, North Queensland Reception Camp, 

Ravenshoe, Tolga, Wondecla, Yungaburra, plus a few other offices including Sellheim, Wallangarra 

and Wonga Bel, most are addressed to Sydney Technical College, a few are registered; also cover 

fragments & postmarks on piece. Condition is very mixed. (approx 100 items) 

334 C A/B - (July-Aug) airmail covers from Labuan with 'AIR FORCE PO/ 234 ' cds (Proud 350pts) tying KGVI 3d 

single (2) or x2 (2, both registered, one with corner fault), the cds are fair to good strikes only but the 

registration cachets are very fine. [Used at Labuan 12/6/1945 to 31/3/1946] (4) 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Postal Stationery 

335 

PS 

Modest collection in album but with a few better items in the pre-decimal issues including Registration 

Envelopes KGV 4d orange used & KGVI-QEII seven different unused, KGV 1d red Wrapper etc, 

generally fine to very fine and mostly unused; also South Australian very fine 3d Registration 

Envelope. 

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336 

PS Bulging ring-binder with a fairly basic collection but including a few better items such as the 1911 

Fullface 1d Rouletted Letter Card ("MOSMAN'S BAY"), KGVI 2d LCard on White, Military Envelope 1d 

'AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE/ABROAD', KGVI court-size 3½d Envelope, ½d Roo Wrapper, 

unfolded Aerogrammes etc, a few Territories issues, condition very mixed, mostly unused.{Page 48.3} 

(120+) 

337 PS B 

Food Parcel Labels: 1946 Myer large-part 3/7d maroon label (138x84mm), unusually legible strike of 

the Melbourne parcel roller 'VIC-5' of JE47, minor wrinkling and soiling.{Page 48.6} 

600 

400 

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Lot 340 

338 PS A- - 1946 Myer 3/7d complete label, a couple of minor blemishes & ironed-out creases still an unusually 

fine example, with the parcel roller cancel unusually applied horizontally & not diagonally as is almost 

always the case. {Page 49.1} 

339 PS A- - 1946 Myer 5/10d complete label, a couple of very minor blemishes, Melbourne parcel-roller cancel 

.{Page 48.7} 

340 PS A - 1946 Victorian Department of Agriculture 5/10d blue 'With Compliments from' (39mm; no colon) & 

'MO/76' at Lower-Left, lightly mounted but virtually full o.g. {Page 49.2} 

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341 PS A 

Letter Cards: 1917 Re-Issue of Old Stock 1d(+1d) Reply Letter Card message-half with 'REPLY' 

Barred-Out L17 'GIANT RED GUM, VIC" in blue, used at Adelaide 21/8/1917. Very scarce used.{Page 

49.3} 

342 PS A - 1979 '20c' on 18c L60 but with the 18c Stamp Omitted, very fine unused. A remarkable error: with a 

normal card for comparison.{Page 48.5} 

343 PS A/B 

Postal Cards: Selection including 1d Fullface (+ 1d Roo), 1d green (+ ½d orange) to Chile, 1½d brown 

(+ 1½d & 6d Large Kookaburra) airmail to England, 1½d brown perf 'OS/NSW', & two others, generally 

fine to very fine. (6) 

344 PS A - 1911 Coronation 1d (Prince of Wales in Diffused Oval) in yellow-brown to United States with 

Queensland ½d tied by Bundaberg duplex of JU17/11. Very scarce CofA/Queensland combination 

franking.{Page 48.8} 

345 PS A 

Postal Cards - Official: 1911 Coronation 1d (KGV in Diffused Oval) in black with 'O.H.M.S.' Overprint 

above the stamp, for South Australian Railways, used at Adelaide in 1913.{Page 49.4} 

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AUSTRALIAN COLONIES/STATES - General & Miscellaneous Lots 

Ex Lot 346 

346 */** A/B Charity Issues comprising New South Wales 1897 Diamond Jubilee (the 2/6d with Watermark 

Inverted), very fine; Queensland Boer War two sets, minor faults; Victoria 1897 Jubilee set 

(unmounted) & 1900 Boer War (adhesions on the gum); Cat £1400+.{Page 51.1} (10) 

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352 

353 

354 

O* Revenues scrappy array on Hagners mostly Stamp Duty including New South Wales QV Bicolours to 

5/-, KEVII to 10/- (2) & £1, Numerals including £50 claret also 1944 Tax Instalment £5 mint (faults), & 

1930s Betting Tax 1d cut-out; Tasmania 1863-80 George & Dragon 2/6d (2), 5/- green (2) & 10/-; 

Western Australia 1941-55 1d block of 9 with offset **, etc. (140+) 

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& Postage Dues and a few NSW Railway stamps. Also stocksheets with modest array of numeral 

cancels including Queensland fine Rays '138' in red on 2d Chalon. (100s) 

Large stockbook including New South Wales 5/- Map with Double Perfs, Queensland Small Chalons 

to 20/-, Large Chalons to £1, Revenues to 10/- including Producer's Association 1d, Victoria Campbell 

& Ferguson Half-Lengths 1d & 3d on piece, Revenues to £10, lesser selections from South Australia, 

Tasmania & Western Australia. Possible postmark interest, mixed condition. (100s) 

Stockbook including New South Wales 1887-90 10/- Official optd 'SPECIMEN, 1897 5/- Coin strip of 

3 with socked-on-the-nose 'NEWCASTLE' cancels plus a marginal single with floral border, 1907 2/6d 

Lyrebird pair *; Queensland Small Chalons 5/- & 20/- optd 'SPECIMEN', 1897-1908 2d Cracked Plate 

used (2), Revenue Proofs 1939 £10 Adhesive Duty, 1966 25c Buffalo Fly & 1962 8d Swine Sales; 

South Australia 1868 imperforate 2d plate proof & 1875 Perf 14 1d green colour trial, Thin 

'POSTAGE' 4d "Long Tom" SG 281 Plate 1 block of 4; Victoria including 1901-13 1d pink monogram 

blocks (3, including two perf 'OS' blocks of 6); other useful oddments including perf & waterwark 

varieties, condition variable. (100s) 

*O Tasmania with Imperf Chalons including 1d with fine '48' cancel, 4d with '24' & '25' cancels, Sidefaces 

including ½d block of 4 with fine 'KELSO/OC 27/00' cds, Pictorials including V/Crown ½d 1d & 2d optd 

'SPECIMEN' and Crown/A 6d pair *, used including 6d with superb 'RINGAROOMA' strike; Victoria 

modest array with possible postmark interest. (few 100) 

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BN '193' cancel) to Montenegro endorsed "Book post" with Alexandria transit on reverse, 1896 1½d 

UPU postcard from Balmain to Russia with St Petersburg arrival d/s in blue and in green, plus others 

addressed to Holland; Victoria selection mostly addressed within State plus an 1888 ½d Wrapper to 

London uprated with ½d cut-out tied by two fine ''MORTLAKE - 249' duplex strikes in blue; Western 

Australia 1891 1d Postal Card cancelled on arrival with Queensland BN '387' of South Coast Junction 

(d/s on reverse) rated 'RR'. Mixed conditon. (19 items) 

CPS Underpaid PPCs etc from NSW (9, one with 'OS/NSW' perfin), Qld, South Australia, Tasmania (2), 

Victoria (5) & Western Australia (4, including 1d Postal Card on highly surfaced stock) all to overseas 

destinations including Belgium, Italy, Hungary, Russia, Hawaii, Denmark & Austria, wide range of tax 

markings & many with Postage Dues affixed.{Page 50.1} (22) 

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Interesting group of covers etc including 1912 NSW internal cover re-addressed to Italy where 5c & 

15c Postage Dues added then to Switzerland where 15c Postage Due added; NSW 1912 to Italy with 

10c Postage Due; Queensland 1905 1d maroon Postal Card to NSW; Qld 1d Wrapper front to German 

New Guinea; 1904 Victoria to Hobart with BN '571' & Blank Tablet Postage Due 4d, 1905 Thursday 

Island PPC; etc, condition variable.{Page 50.2} (12) 

355 O* A Official Perfins comprising NSW 9d pair with 'OS' (Double Perfin), parcel cancel; and Tasmania 

Pictorials 2½d perf 'T', mint.{Page 36.4} (3) 

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commoner CDS cancels, Western Australia including 1d black with a fine 15-bar '3' cancel, 1893 2d 

Internal Revenue postally used, array of commoner values with possible postmark interest, plus a 

modest Queensland collection. Also a bag of mixed Australian Colonies. (many 100s) 

Packets of mostly low values with strength in Western Australia, may be pickings, also a couple of 

covers. (100s) 

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Commercial perfins accumulation with main strength in Victoria with useful representations from all 

other Colonies except Tasmania. Western Australia comprises two heavily duplicated patterns, 

otherwise there appears to be a good variety, some revenues sighted. Condition variable. (300+) 

Bundle of covers from all Colonies/States with some Classic frankings including Vic 1854 franked 

Half-Length 3d pair with BO '3' & 'WILLIAMS TOWN' b/s "tie", Postal Stationery cutouts used on 

commercial mail, large piece with 'ST JAMES HALL/5D/JUBILEE' cds, Victoria 1d+1d PTPO Envelope, 

CofA Fullface 1d Postal Card uprated with Victorian ½d, some registered items, postmark interest, 

condition rather mixed but great value at the estimate. (60+) 

Advertising covers from all Colonies/States including Vic 1890 for Melbourne Tramway & Omnibus 

Co, Qld 1889 for Belle Vue Hotel & unused envelope for AE Roberts Coachbuilder, NSW 1907 for 

Anthony Hordern, etc, condition variable. (44) 

O* Collection including New South Wales Sydney Views 2d, imperf Laureates 3d pair, strength in middle 

to late period with a semi-specialised array including better perfs catalogued in the £10-£50+ range 

(not all correctly identified), optd 'OS' issues with minor varieties, official perfins, QV Long Type 

revenues to 10/-, etc, mixed condition, postmark interest likely. (100s) 

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Valuable collection on Hagners with Sydney Views 1d (4), 2d (8, including a pair) & 3d (3), Laureates 

to 8d (2), Imperf Diadems to 1/- (3), 'REGISTERED' Imperf (4, two unused) & Perf (7), 5/- Coin mint, 

Long Type 10/- used & optd 'Specimen' (2), 20/- Carrington (2) etc, also some forgeries & van Dyke 

reprints, condition is very mixed but there are many fine stamps here, STC £15,000+. (250+) 

1850-51 Sydney Views Plate II with Horizontal-Lined Background, Dated Bale & Dots in Stars Worn 

Impression 2d Prussian blue SG 26 [7], large even margins with outer frameline at left, bars 

cancellation of Sydney, Cat £170. 

1854-59 Large Diadem 1902 reprinted die proof of Design C with blank value tablets in vermilion on 

green paper. Ex Mann, Ginger, Carleton Jones and Sir Gawaine Baillie.{Page 36.9} 

1856-59 'REGISTERED' Imperf (6d) SG 102 with the Vignette Misplaced to Lower-Right, margins just 

clear to huge, cancelled clear of the variety, Cat £170++. A striking variety.{Page 52.1} 

366 O B - Imperf 6d salmon & indigo SG 103 marginal example from the top of the sheet, margins close to 

huge, a little grubby, Cat £190. A huge stamp.{Page 36.6} 

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* 1882-1912 attractive collection including 'NINEPENCE' on 10d (4), 10d (2), Centennial 4d (3) 6d 8d & 

20/- SG 264c, 5/- Coin Re-Issue (2), 6d green SG 307, 2/6d Lyrebird (3) etc, also a few 'OS' Overprints 

including 5d SG O29a with Reversed Watermark (RPSofL Certificate), perforations not checked by us, 

generally very fine with large-part o.g., Cat £1180 minimum. (80) 

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1890 Allegorical Figure 2½d progressive proof in black on thin wove paper, with blank shield at 

lower-left and heavy outer border-lines, poor condition; and three imperforate colour trials in 

red-orange (small fault at top), in blue-black (minor thinning), & in black on pink (very fine) on 

ungummed unwatermarked paper. Ex John White and Sir Gawaine Baillie.{Page 36.12} (4) 

369 * A/B 1905-12 Crown/A-in-Circle 20/- Carrington Perf 11 BW #N77 (SG 350), virtually full o.g. & very fine; 

also Perf 11x12 BW #N79 (SG 350b), one short perf & minor aging; Cat $700 (£380). (2) 

370 * C Official Stamps: 1879-85 De La Rue 2d blue Perf 10 SG O3a block of 12, some soilng/toning & 

creasing, large-part o.g., Cat £2700+. A rare & presentable if somewhat forlorn multiple.{Page 36.10} 

371 * A C1 - 1880-88 5/- Coin Perf 11 SG O16, large-part o.g., Cat £225. 

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372 * A- C1 - 1890-91 Centennial 5/- Map Perf 12 SG O49b, small gum-thin, large-part o.g., Cat £500. 

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Revenues: 1920s 'W&SA' (Wine & Spirit Association) Perf 11½ '1' scarlet, '3' deep violet & '4' green 

and "High Values" '10' blue & '20' green, three have one or two sides imperforate. [These were for 

paying an industry levy: see Peck & Smith at pp128-9] (5) 

Railway Stamps: 1929-65 Uniform Design 5d 9d 3/- & 5/- #1342, 1346, 1349 & 1350 all affixed to the 

reverse of a parcel tag to "Canberra/FCT", red/white 'INSURED' label - defective - folded over the tag, 

minor soiling. A rare "entire". Ex Ray Kelly. [Use of the abbreviation "FCT" dates this item to the 1930s] 

C - $2 bright purple #1397 (2) & $5 brown #1400 single & block of 15 plus 5c & 20c all affixed to 

oversize "parcel tag" (215x225mm) constructed from eight Public Transport Commission parcel tags, 

from Singleton to Murwillumbah, some faults as might be expected still most impressive. An 

extraordinary item. Ex Ray Kelly. 

376 **V A - 1966 Decimals 'BERALA' Station Name 1c to $5 #1401-1423 complete overprinted 'SPECIMEN', 

unmounted plus $4 & $5 with quarter-circle cancels, no gum; large-part set of 14 values to $5 - plus 5c 

10c & 70c without Station Name - overprinted 'SPECIMEN' & "CTO" with various handstamps; 

'VICTORIA' Station Name 1c to 5c & 10c mint, plus 15 values to $5 #1663-1700 used; also 

'CANBERRA' 1c, mint. Ex Ray Kelly. (64) 

377 C B - 1960s 'BOOKED VALUE LETTER ENVELOPE' x2 (one with red/white 'VALUE PARCEL - Inwards 

Registration No' label affixed to the face); 'VALUE LETTER ENVELOPE' with black/white 'OHMS - 

FREE' label affixed to the face, and a second such label loose; also 5c 'CARINGBAH' on Sydney 

Morning Herald cover front. Ex Ray Kelly. (5 items) 

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1858 cover to an officer with the 17th Regiment in India, Diadem 6d grey (close margin at base 

otherwise just shaved) tied by Sydney duplex, 'CAL/GPO' arrival b/s in red, a few minor pinholes. 

1861 large-part cover to England (b/s) with Diadem 6d grey pair tied by very fine Sydney duplex, a little 

reduced at left. 

1891 (Dec 22) commercial cover to "Owari/Japan" addressed in English & in Japanese with 2½d 

Allegorical tied by Sydney duplex, Hong Kong & 'YOKOHAMA/JAPAN' transit b/s plus different 

Japanese-language b/s (in red) & on the face. A most attractive & early UPU cover to an unusual 

destination.{Page 50.3} 

1898 & 1905 OHMS covers registered to GB 1) with 2d & 'SEVEN-PENCE/HALFPENNY' on 6d 

(scarce on cover); & 2) with 2½d & 3d plus boxed 'TOO LATE' h/s. Nice pair. (2) 

382 PS A- 1912 Resch's Brewery illustrated PTPO 2d Envelope to Germany with ½d tied by Redfern cds. 

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Bradfield Scouts Jamboree: hexagonal 'AUSTRALASIAN SCOUTS JAMBOREE/BRADFIELD/...' 

light strike on cover to South Australia, and fine arrival on face of cover from Port Adelaide with large 

'UNCLAIMED' h/s in rosine, minor faults. Very scarce commercial mail. (2) 

Mount Kosciusko: 'MT KOSCIUSKO' on 1921 plain and 1936 illustrated Hotel Kosciusko envelopes & 

on 1932 inwards airmail cover from England; then 'SNOWY RIVER HOUSE' cds on 1926 to England & 

1953 registered; also postmarks on piece, 1950s-70s souvenir covers with pictorial postmarks, early 

PPCs etc, mixed condition. (approx 100 items) 

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Envelopes - PTPO: 1898 usage of Arms 1d with illustrated advert for 'BULL DOG ALE & STOUT' at 

left, to Perth with 1d added & tied by Sydney duplex, minor blemishes. Rarer than the similar 2d 

Envelope, of which Ed Druce's very fine example sold for $718 at auction in 2006]{Page 50.4} 

Postal Cards: 1897 Scenic Issues 1d unused (7) or CTO (4) and 1½d unused (3) or CTO, a few 

blemishes but generally fine to very fine. Nice lot. (15) 

PS - another selection unused (8), CTO (3) or commercially used (8, including HG 28a), very mixed 

condition but there are a few better grade items. (19) 

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Wrappers: Handy selection of unused (36, including 1864 Embossed 1d x2, 1906 ½d x2 & a few optd 

'SPECIMEN') and used (9) types with a variety of shades and stocks, generally fine to very fine. (45) 

O* 1860-1911 collection with Small Chalons (some heavily duplicated) including 1860 Wmk Large Star 

Perf 14-16 1d 2d (2) & 6d, 1860-61 Wmk Small Star Clean-Cut Perf 14-16 2d 3d (2) 6d (5, one with 

superb Rays '74' cancel) & 1/-, 1861 Clean-Cut Perf 14 1d (5, including a pair) & 2d (2), Rough Perf 

'REGISTERED' (6d) x3, 1864-65 Perf 13 'REGISTERED' (6d) x12, 1866 Litho Second Transfer 5/- (4, 

one handstamped 'SPECIMEN'), 1868-74 Truncated Star 1/- grey x4, 1868-78 Crown/Q Perf 13 4d, 

plus a good spread of later issues including some mint/unused. Also Stamp Duty including 1866-69 5/- 

(2) 10/- & 20/- and 1871-73 10/- (3). High catalogue value with some postmark interest and worthy of 

close inspection. (100s) 

*O Modest selection on leaves including Small Star Wmk 2d strip of 4 used (minor blemishes) & 3d block 

of 4 mint, Large Chalons Thick Paper 5/- to £1 unused plus 10/- & £1 CTO with large-part o.g., plus a 

few fiscally used, Cat £800+ (not including the fiscals). (19) 

391 P (A) 

1860-61 'REGISTERED' (6d) reprinted die proof in yellow-olive on Sideways Star paper (27x30mm), a 

couple of ironed-out creases. Ex Sir Gawaine Baillie: cost $575 (the creases were not mentioned). 

{Page 36.11} 

392 P A - (6d) reprinted die proof in deep green on Sideways Star paper (28x31mm). Ex Sir Gawaine Baillie: 

cost $517.{Page 36.13} 

393 P A- - (6d) posthumous die proof in green on thick wove paper (65x83mm, being large enough to reveal the 

outer dimensions of the die-impression as being 44x70mm), a few minor tonespots mainly on the 

reverse.{Page 52.2} 

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396 P A- 

1862-67 No Watermark 2d blue single apparently from the left of the sheet & Imperforate Vertically 

SG 24b, lightly cancelled, Cat £1700 as a pair.{Page 52.3} 

1880 Small High Values 2/- imperforate plate proof pair in the issued colour on ungummed 

watermarked paper, margins good to large. Ex Sir Gawaine Baillie: cost $414.{Page 36.15} 

1879-80 First Sidefaces 1d imperforate plate proof Dies I-II pair in blue (unissued colour) on thick 

wove paper, very minor thin. Ex Sir Gawaine Baillie: cost $460.{Page 36.14} 

397 P A - 4d imperforate plate proof Die II pair in yellow-orange on thick wove paper. Ex Sir Gawaine Baillie: 

cost $460.{Page 36.16} 

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Lot 398 Lot 399 

398 * A/A- - 6d green SG 142 block of 8 (4x2), well centred, excellent colour, a few very minor blemishes, 

large-part o.g. with the lower units being unmounted, Cat £720++. [Stated to be the largest recorded 

multiple]{Page 55.1} 

399 */** A B1 1897-1908 Four Figures 2d blue "Diseased Queen" BW #Q16c being the lower-left unit in a block of 

4, lower units unmounted, Cat $200++. [ACSC states "...very scarce......occurs for a short period in 

September 1906"] {Page 55.2} 

400 * A/A- 1907-11 Small Crown/A Perf 13x11-12½ ½d to 1/- vertical strips of 3 SG 301-8, some perf reinforcing, 

Cat £800 approximately (BW $2600+).{Page 52.4} 

401 * A B1 1907-11 Crown/A Litho 10/- black-brown BW #Q60 (SG 311), two well centred examples in slightly 

different shades, Cat $600 (£240). [The vendor identified these as SG 311 & 311a. However, ACSC 

states that the later printing is on a thinner paper. These appear to be of slightly different thicknesses 

but we believe they are both #Q60] (2) 

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1928 1d to 10/- #QR76-86 (ex 1/-) **, 1946 'Q.G.R.' Underprint imperforate proof of the underprint with 

'QUEENSLAND RAILWAYS' printed on all four sides **, 1962 High Values in Sans-Serif Type 1/- & 

2/6d #QR100 & 102 plus 10/- #QR103 (a bit wrinkled, blue-crayon cancel), 1976 Security Paper 50c 

brown imperforate plate proof, 1976 Tropical Gum 5c to $5 #QR144-151 horizontal pairs (one unit in 

each pair with White Flaw on 'N' of 'BRISBANE'), unmounted. [This and the other lots in this section 

are Ex Ray Kelly] (31) 

1894-1900 'QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS' Watermark Crown/Q 1d to 1/- #QR14-17 

each handstamped 'CANCELLED' (inverted on the 1d & 3d) for presentation sets. Rated R each. [RSA 

lists a set with 'SPECIMEN' handstamp, Cat $3000]{Page 52.5} (4) 

1901-15 New Designs & Values Ray Kelly's ground-breaking study of no less than 18 different 

perforations in this issue including compound and mixed perfs, values to 5/- (3), some minor 

duplication, condition very mixed. [In a classic understatement, Elsmore notes "Compound perfs 

found"! Four perf varieties are represented by one value only, and another four perf varieties by two 

values only. Some, perhaps many of these, are likely to be of considerable rarity] (61) 

1915-27 'QUEENSLAND RAILWAYS' (Train at Top) 1d to 5/- (ex 5d magenta) imperforate plate proof 

singles in close to the issued colours on ungummed unwatermarked pelure paper #QR40-47. All rated 

RRRR. Very colourful group. [Druce's similar group of 6 values sold for $1568]{Page 52.8} (7) 

1928 'QUEENSLAND RAILWAYS' (Value in Words at Top) ½d grey to 10/- grey-black & carmine 

imperforate plate proof singles with lower tablet blank, on ungummed unwatermarked paper #QR63-74 

(ex 1/-), all but the ½d 1d & 5d printed on stock with an unusual grid printed on both sides, the 2/- & 

10/- with the Frame Plate only Printed Sideways on the Reverse.{Page 52.7} (11) 

407 CL C - 6d green with station name 'INNISFAIL/(NEW)' in red #QR79 affixed partly onto 'QUEENSLAND 

RAILWAYS/BOOKED PARCEL' label & tied to an envelope (280x128mm) by very fine Railways 

Numeral '1489' cancel, the label damaged at right on opening, three vertical folds. A rare & remarkable 

survivor. Ex Druce: realised $728.{Page 50.7} 

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1962 High Values in Sans-Serif Type 1/- red to 10/- grey-black & red complete set of imperforate 

plate proof singles with lower tablet blank, on ungummed unwatermarked paper printed on stock with 

an unusual grid printed on both sides #QR96-99, all Printed on Both Sides (the 2/6d with Value 

Grossly Misplaced), the 1/- with minor stain from adhesive on the reverse. All rated RRRR.{Page 52.9} 

(4) 

409 ** A - 10/- charcoal-black & red #QR99 marginal horizontal pair from right of the sheet, unmounted, RSA 

Cat $500+. Rated RRRR. 

410 P A 

1966 Decimal Currency imperforate plate proof singles in the issued colours on ungummed 

unwatermarked paper with large grid printed on both sides 1c to $1 #QR105-115, the 1c 2c 5c & 7c 

Printed Both Sides. All rated RRRR.{Page 52.11} (11) 

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1974 'SPECIAL MANGO' $1 yellow, $1.25 black, $1.30 bright blue & $1.55 slate-purple imperforate 

plate proof singles on ungummed grid paper #QR139-142. All rated RRRR. (4) 

1976 Tropical Gum 5c emerald to $10 violet as #QR144-152 progressive proofs without the Station 

Name, unmounted. [With copy of 1987 Queensland Railways letter confirming their proof status] (9) 

413 W A - 5c to $5 overprinted 'Specimen' #QR153-160. All rated RRR. (8) 

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PRIVATE "TRAMWAYS": 1911 'CAIRNS MULGRAVE TRAMWAY' (tramcar) Large Format 1d blue, 

3d yellow-brown & 6d deep green rouletted blocks of 4, ungummed. Rated RRR/RRRR. {Page 52.6} 

(12) 

415 W A/A- SAVINGS STAMPS: 1940 'LAY BY TO TRAVEL/THROUGH/BEAUTIFUL/QUEENSLAND' 1/- blue (a 

few small blemishes on the face), 2/6d scarlet & 5/- emerald on ungummed unwatermarked paper, all 

with 'SPECIMEN' Overprint. Rare: believed to be the first time offered at auction. [See Elsmore at page 

16 where he refers only to proofs, which these may well be. The design features a banana tree & 

waterfall]{Page 52.10} (3) 

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O Array on Hagners including Stamp Duty 1866 6/- brown, 1871-73 to 10/- including Burelé Band to 2/- 

(2) & 5/-, 1892 Long Types to £1, 1895 Impressed Duty selection with values to £200 £300 & £500, 

1904 KEVII 4/- blue, 1882-95 Large Chalons fiscally used including £1 strip of 5, 1941 Buffalo Fly £1 

**, other handy oddments, mixed condition, Barefoot Cat £360+. (110) 

417 ** A Buffalo Fly Control: 1d 3d 6d (minor thin) 8d 1/- 5/- 10/- & £1 dull claret (not "red" as listed by 

Barefoot), the 3d 1/- 5/- & £1 are marginal examples, unmounted. (8) 

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Impressed Duty: 1930-60 £100 £200 £300 & £500 imperforate plate proofs on ungummed paper, the 

£100 with part '(QUEENSL)AND' sheet watermark, others without watermark. (4) 

Stamp Duty: 1871-72 Medium Chalons Wmk Large Crown/Q 1d to 20/- (an unusually large example) 

SG F16-23, the 2/- & 2/6d (damaged at lower-right) both with cds (postal?), the others unused, Cat 

£1300+. (8) 

420 P B - 1871-72 Medium Chalons 20/- perforated plate proof in dull rose on thin ungummed unwatermarked 

paper with 'POSTAGE' Overprint (Inverted), some shallow thinning & minor stain at top. Ex Ferrary and 

Manning. 

421 P A- - 1878 Sideface 1d stamp-size imperforate proofs in dull brown-lilac and bright violet both on thick 

ungummed unwatermarked paper, minor creasing. Rare. Ex Ron Butler. (2) 

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1860 town letter (outer only) with Imperforate 1d carmine-rose SG 1 (defective but of reasonable 

appearance) tied by Rays '133' of Dalby. Ex "Maxwell Hayes" (1989). [Stated to be one of only two 

solo frankings of SG 1 paying the town rate. The other - Ex Stevenson - bore a superb example of 

the stamp but the outer was defective & the address was restored. That cover sold for SFr20,700 at 

auction in 2003]{Page 56.1} 

423 C B - cover from England with 1d "Stars" x3 (a couple of faults) & 6d lilac tied by 'COLCHESTER - 210' 

duplex, to "Kalonga/Wide Bay/North Australia" but with 'MELBOURNE/JL13/60' b/s & a partly fine 

strike of the rare double-oval 'MISSENT TO/VICTORIA/MELBOURNE' h/s in red on the face, very fine 

'BRISBANE/=QUEENSLAND=' & superb 'MARYBOROUGH/JY2/1860/NSW' b/s (very late usage), a 

little aged. A remarkable Interim Period cover. [Wide Bay is in the Hervey Bay area. There has never 

been a post office called "Kalonga". Queensland was separated from NSW on 10/12/1859 but NSW 

stamps, and some postmarks, remained in use until November 1860]{Page 56.2} 

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1892 philatelic registered cover to Germany (weak b/s) with Queensland Lined Background 2½d x7 & 

½d tied by 'R'-in-ovals h/s with very fine 'REGISTERED/OC 21 92/BRISBANE' partly tying the ½d & a 

2½d. Stunningly attractive. 

1896 valuation notice from Gatton to Lowood (b/s) at 1d circular rate with 'TRAMPA DIVISIONAL 

BOARD/ GATTON' oval h/s in violet on face; 1897 Brisbane triple rate cover to England with Void 

Background 2½d & 5d. Some staining on the first item. (2) 

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426 C B 

1911 advertising cover for AP Greenfield "Vice-Regal Opticians" (!) with illustration of binoculars, to 

United States with 1d only and light strike of scarce '30/CTMS/T' handstamp, US '6 CENTS' h/s & 

Postage Due 1c & 5c affixed, stained on the reverse.{Page 50.5} 

427 PS A/A- PTPO Envelopes comprising unused Void Background 1d (2) & 2d (3), and Widow's Weeds ½d (3), 

and used Four Corners 1d with BN '472' & 'WOOLLOONGABBA' cds (minor stain) & Widow's Weeds 

½d (+ ½d adhesive) used at Rockhampton; & Letter Cards unused group comprising HG A1a, 2, 2a, 

3a, 4, 4a, 5 CTO & commercially used (underrated), and Reply Letter Card 1d+1d HG 6, fine to very 

fine. (19) 

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Numeral cancellations collection in small stockbook, lots of high numbers, lovely strikes & some better 

stamps noted, some minor duplication. (300+) 

MORETON BAY DISTRICT: Selection of New South Wales postmarks on various imperf issues 

including Barred Numerals '85' on 3d Sydney View, fine '87' on 2d Laureate, '96' on 3d Laureate pair, 

'108' (Nanango, rated RRR) on 1d Laureate, Rays '74' on 'REGISTERED' (6d) & '131' on 6d Large 

Diadem etc, quality of stamps and strikes is very mixed. (25) 

*/** Mint selection on Hagners including 1886-96 'POSTAGE & REVENUE' 2/6d 5/- & 10/-, 1891 5d on 6d 

SG 230a block of 4, 1906-12 Thick "POSTAGE" Wmk Crown/A to 2/6d & 5/- (4) with duplication 

including 3d SG 298 block of 15, plus useful material including perf 'SA' issues, condition variable, Cat 

£950+.{Page 58.4} (80+) 

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431 * B 1855 London Printings 2d & 6d and 1856-58 Adelaide Printing 1d (large-part o.g.) & 1/-, all cut very 

close with margins in places, unused with traces of o.g., Cat £13,800 if all are truly the imperforate 

issues. Very fresh and attractive. 

These stamps - and Lot 842 under Great Britain - were removed by us from an original 1850s 

sketchbook. The 6d (Cat £2250) exists only imperforate. The other values were also issued rouletted. 

However, the rouletted stamps almost invariably have the rouletting into the design on at least one 

side. The designs of all four stamps are complete, with no evidence of rouletting into the designs. We 

are therefore confident that they are all imperforate stamps. However, as it is unlikely that anyone 

would issue a clear certificate for the 1d 2d or 1/-, we must offer them "as is", with the protection of a 

conservative estimate.{Page 57.1} 

432 O A - 1d dark green SG 1 horizontal pair, margins just touching (at lower-left) to good, almost very fine 

strike of Diamond Numeral '77' (rated RRR) of Inman Valley, Cat £950+.{Page 58.1} 

433 O A - 2d rose-carmine SG 2 horizontal strip of 3, margins close to large, dumb cancels of Adelaide & 

London cds in red at the base, Cat £240++.{Page 58.2} 

434 F/G A 

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436 P A 

1856-58 Adelaide Printing 2d orange-red SG 7 horizontal strip of 3, large margins, neat dumb 

cancels of Adelaide, Cat £240++.{Page 58.3} 

1860-69 Second Roulettes 2d pale vermilion SG 25 block of 4, the left-hand units thinned, light 

diagonal crease, lightly cancelled. A rare multiple.{Page 58.5} 

1894 Tannenberg imperforate plate proof pairs of the 2½d Kangaroo in olive-brown or dull purple, and 

5d Arms in olive-brown, purple-brown or red-brown, all on gummed unwatermarked paper, full 

unmounted o.g. (5 pairs) 

437 */** A 1902-04 Thin 'POSTAGE' 4d orange-red upper-left corner vertical strip of 3 with 'SUOTH' for 'SOUTH' 

in watermark (obvious from the face) BW #S20a and sheet number '4d 009923' in pale red, two units 

unmounted, Cat $750+. 

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438 O A 

Official Stamps: Overprint Varieties comprising 1876 1/- Inverted SG O27a (under-catalogued at 

£130), 1899-1901 Type 3 1d Inverted SG O81a, 1d No Stop after 'S' O81c, & 2½d Inverted SG O83a, 

Cat £270.{Page 58.8} (4) 

439 */** A/B - 1876-80 Type 1 'O.S.' Perf 10 1d (the third unit creased) & 2d (the last unit damaged) SG O43 & 

O44 blocks of 9, minor blemishes, some perf reinforcing of the 2d block, large-part o.g., the 1d block 

with 6 units unmounted, Cat £240++. 

440 G A 

Revenues: Harbors [sic] Board Jetty Tolls Rouletted 7 2d carmine Walker #6 on small piece with 

machine cancel, rated RRR. {Page 58.6} 

441 */** B B1 - 1941 Commonwealth 'TAX INSTALMENT' with 'S.A.' at Base 1/- #8 block of 6 (3x2), a little aged, a 

few units unmounted. Scarce multiple. 

442 ** A - Stamp Duty 1978 Magpie on Granite Paper 10c block of 18 (9x2), the upper units affected by Double 

Perforations at Top & Sides and Misplaced Perfs above Value Tablet Walker #227pf/pm, some perf 

separation, unmounted. Rated R/RR. 


443 C A/B 


1885-1922 group with instructional handstamps including 1885 to Magill with 'UNCLAIMED', 1906 from 

Vic with 'NOT KNOWN BY/LETTER CARRIERS/ADELAIDE', others with capsule 'T2D' or 'T4D' (2), 

1922 from Austria with 'CALLED TO POSTMEN', and 1906 returned from SAfrica with DLO cds. (7) 

444 S B A1- Diamond Numeral '148' of Nailsworth/Prospect on 6d Prussian blue (small tear & aged). Rated RRR. 75 

445 C B 1859 (Jan 12) outer to England endorsed "Overland" with Adelaide Printing Imperf 6d slate-blue SG 10 

(very fine with margins good to huge & part of the adjoining unit at base) tied by dumb cancel, very fine 

'PAID/ADELAIDE SA' cds in blue alongside, Halifax arrival b/s, ironed-out horizontal fold. [Carried on 

the last run of the European & Australian Line per "Oneida" to Suez, overland to Alexandria, then 

"Teviot" to Malta & "Wye" to Marseilles]{Page 50.6} 

446 

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448 

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1877-1902 OPSO or OHMS covers including 1877 statute (4pp only) endorsed "Book packet" with 

Type 1 6d, 1890 wrapper with Type 2 2d + Type 3 1d, 1902 Police Dept registered with Type 3 1d & 2d 

x2, 1891 with Type 1 1d pair mss "Pt Aug Hsptl" & very fine 'P.A. RAILWAY' b/s, 1900 large-part 

registered cover to USA with rare franking of Type 2 '5D' on 6d & 1/-, condition a bit mixed. Very 

scarce & desirable group.{Page 60.1} (7) 

1893 thin book (133x262mm) of 'SURGEON'S CERTIFICATES' (36, a few removed) addressed to 

Yankalilla, 1d & 2d tied by GPO duplex, endorsed "Book parcel", light central fold. A most unusual 

concessional rate item that will fit on a standard display page. 

- Postal Stationery 

Postal Cards: Unused selection comprising 1d violet (12, including optd 'O.S.' x2, and the front of a 

post office "band" inscribed 'ONE DOZEN POST CARDS'), 1d brown (9, including optd 'OS' x2), 1909 

Scenic Issue (2), plus various Reply Cards (10, one optd 'SPECIMEN'), wide range of shades & 

stocks, generally fine to very fine. (33) 

449 P A - Stamp-size die proofs in black on card comprising 1877 1d, 1893 1d (glazed) & another as for the 

1908 Fleet Card but endorsed on reverse "1/3/88" so for adhesive stamps. Ex Martin Walker & Nelson 

Eustis. {Page 58.7} (3) 

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Wrappers: Unused array of shades, stocks & sizes in the 1d violet issues (44, including a couple optd 

'O.S.' & one with 'SPECIMEN' opt), No Heading 1d green (14, one with 'SPECIMEN' opt) & 1d red, 

'COMMONWEALTH...' ½d violet & ½d green, generally fine to very fine. Study potential. (61) 

PS - Used array of mostly ½d violet including 'COMMONWEALTH...' (to Germany), overprinted 'O.S.' (9), 

& 1d green (3), cancels include 'PORT DARWIN NT/SA' squared-circle & superb diamond-numeral 

'59', many uprated for use abroad, good to very fine. (51) 

452 P A- - De La Rue imperforate sample stamp block of 4 in "Special Violet" (a little stained) affixed to a 

photocopy of the original "ink recipe" from the De La Rue day-book. 

TASMANIA 

453 

454 

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OC 

455 G/H A 

Small selection on Hagners with imperforate Reprints comprising Courier 1d & 4d from defaced plates 

& Sidefaces 4d blue block of 4, 1878 Sidefaces 8d plate proof pair on Wmk 'TAS' gummed paper, 

Pictorials 1905-11 Wmk Crown/A Perf 11 'CA' Monogram block of 6, 1912 'ONE PENNY' on 2d 'CA' & 

'JBC' Monogram block of 12, etc. Mixed Condition. (41) 

Modest selection of Classics on leaves including Courier 4d (4 margins but repaired), Numeral Wmk 

Imperf 1d carmine & 1d dull vermilion horizontal strips of 3, 2d x3 shades all with 4 margins, 6d grey 

almost 4 margins, 6d grey-violet almost 4 margins on cover to England, 1/- x2 with 4 margins, 6d SG 

143 marginal block of 4 with full unmounted o.g., etc, better fiscal usages include 6d strip of 5 & a 

lovely 1/- block of 8, condition a bit mixed so close inspection is recommended. (47) 

1853-54 Courier Plate II 4d orange SG 10 (early printing, rich colour) & 4d dull orange SG 11 (late 

printing, the plate quite worn), both with full margins, the SG 11 being quite a large example, BN '59' 

cancels (untidy on the SG 11) of Hobart, Cat £750.{Page 58.10} 

456 R A - Plate I 4d complete sheet of 24 (6x4) reprinted in 1889 from the defaced copper plate in dull ochre 

on thick wove paper. Ex "Lionheart". {Page 60.2} 

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458 W A+ 

459 G B 

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1856-57 No Watermark Pelure Paper 1d deep red-brown SG 24, margins close to large, partpapermaker's 

watermark, repaired upper-right corner, pencil annotations on reverse, unused, Cat 

£5500+. Ex "Lionheart". {Page 58.9} 

1860-67 'TASMANIA' 6d slate-violet SG 48, large margins with fragments of units on 3 sides & 

marginal watermark lines at the base, Cat £350. Superb! [A remarkably large stamp]{Page 61.1} 

1863-71 Experimental Separations Perf 12 at Hobart by Walch & Sons 1d carmine SG 70 Printed 

Double, perfs at left trimmed but well clear of the design, bold bars cancel of Hobart. Unlisted by 

Gibbons. Ceremuga Certificate (2007) states "Very rare".{Page 61.2} 

460 O A- - Oblique Roulette 10-10½ 6d grey-violet SG 96, slight thin at top, BN '52' cancel Cat £950. Ex 

"Lionheart". BPA Certificate (1959) states "Oblique roulette 8,10½ 6d grey-violet ....is genuine.".{Page 

61.3} 

461 O A 

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462 

OC 

1880-91 Sidefaces 1d scarlet Queen Obliterated variety caused by major over-inking that has also 

occluded much of the frame-detail. A remarkable item.{Page 58.13} 

Selection of mostly Platypus types including 6d x2 postally used, also 2d grey x5 on 1894 registered 

cover front to Dunedin. (35) 

463 ** A 1900 St George & the Dragon optd 'REVENUE' 5d on 10/- Craig & Ingles #36 with unlisted 

'REVF.NUE' Error, unmounted.{Page 58.11} 

464 D A 

465 P A 

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466 C B 

467 C C 

468 C B 

469 S A- A1 

Pre-printed Duty: 1920-1955 6d black/orange-buff Craig & Ingles #566. Rated RRR. [Craig states "At 

some date ....between 1920 and 1955, pre-printed duties were introduced for certain documents. They 

have generally not survived, and are very rare ". Printing on the reverse shows this to be from a Tatts 

ticket]{Page 58.12} 

Stamp Duty: 1966 5c Thylacine, 10c Blue Gum and $5 Power Pylons imperforate plate proof pairs in 

black on highly surfaced thick paper. (3 pairs) 

1855 entire to Launceston with Courier 4d (3 good to large margins & just shaved at the top; crossed 

by heavy filing crease) tied by BN '65' of Hobart with light strike of the oval 'PAID/13MA13/1853' d/s in 

red below, Launceston arrival b/s of 14MA14, a couple of small filing holes, Cat £350 x5. 

1878 James Smith cover to Forth, Local Printing 1d pair with manuscript "G Bay/13 11 78" of George's 

Bay, arrival cds of 13NO/78 below, a few "improved" stains & a repaired fault at top still most 

presentable. Georges Bay PO 1/4/1869; renamed St Helens 30/6/1882. [Stated to be the only 

recorded example of this manuscript marking, from a correspondence discovered after publication of 

the Handbooks. Volume II at p132 states "Manuscript cancellations are extremely rare in the 

1861-1900 period"]{Page 60.3} 

1900 lettersheet (front panel only) with 1899 Pictorial 1d paying the concessional printed matter rate 

just tied by a fair strike of BN '255' of 'DUNORLAN' (very fine strike of MY12/00 below). [Numerals are 

scarce on Pictorials & this is stated to be the only recorded cover with '255' in the Pictorials Period] 

1910 manuscript "R.daston/15-3-10/Tasmania" of Rhyndaston over an almost complete strike of 'TML 

RY No 3/MR10/10/TASMANIA' cds on 2d Pictorial, some light toning. PO 1/7/1881; closed 18/4/1968. 

[A new discovery, not recorded by Avery & Hardinge] {Page 58.14} 

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Lot 488 

Lot 486 

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475 H (A) 

Letter Sheets - PTPO: 1890s "True Shot Postal Wrapper" 1d red/magenta (417x312mm opened-out) 

with all panels except the address & back panels occupied by boxed advertisements for an array of 

products including Cascade Beer, Nicholls Malt Ales, Hops, Liberty Sharebrokers, Lion Tea, 5 O'Clock 

Tea, Criterion Hotel, Drugs, Goldsmiths etc, some discolouration on the address panel & the flap has 

been re-attached, unused. Rare & unlisted by Higgins & Gage. 

Registration Envelopes: 1903 New Sizes No Value bright ultramarine 127x78mm HG C4 with 2½d 

Table tied by Hobart cds of MY7/1903, to Switzerland with Naples transit & Bern arrival b/s, minor 

blemishes. Underrated. 

Mint array on Hagners including 1859 1d green on Horizontally Laid Paper SG 86b unused, 1885 3d 

optd 'STAMP DUTY' SG 308, 1885-95 inscribed 'STAMP DUTY' to 2/- (7) & 1886-96 to 9d, 1901 

without 'POSTAGE' duplicated to 2/- plus 5/-, 1897 Charity pair optd 'Specimen', selection of Reprints 

(14), Jeffreys forgeries of 1d & 2d Half-Lengths in blocks of 4, 1890 Postage Dues 1/- 2/- & 5/- plus 

10d used, condition mixed in places, Cat £1000+. (80) 

Collection with a few imperforate issues, middle period to 5/-, an array of mostly commoner barred 

numerals and datestamps, revenues including Stamp Statute 4d Watermark Inverted with fake postal 

cancel, Stamp Duty optd 'CATTLE' to 6/-, etc. (100s) 

Small carton with thousands of stamps partly sorted into packets with many better items noted 

including Postage Due 5/- blocks of 6 & 8, also Postal Fiscals & Revenues, condition all over the place. 

Many hours of fun. (1000s) 

1850-57 Half-Lengths Ham Original State of the Dies 2d grey-lilac SG 3a [vii], large margins except at 

lower-left where just touched, ironed-out crease that doesn't affect the fine appearance, Cat £425. Ex 

Purves, Perry & Diffen.{Page 62.1} 

476 H A - Ham Second State of the Dies 1d pale dull red-brown SG 5a [26], good to large margins, untidy 

cancel, Cat £425. Ex Purves & Diffen.{Page 62.2} 

477 F A - Ham Second State of the Dies 6d grey-lilac SG 6 [27], margins clear to large, light Butterfly cancel, 

Cat £150.{Page 62.3} 

478 G B - Ham Third State of the Dies 2d grey SG 10 [1], marginal example from the upper-left of the sheet, 

margins close to huge, small nick in the margin at right, Butterfly '33' (rated R) of The Glenelg, Cat 

£180. Ex Diffen.{Page 62.4} 

479 F A/A- - Ham "White Veils" 3d blue SG 14 horizontal pair [10-11], clear margins - unusual for this very close 

setting - except at right, Cat £130+. Ex Diffen.{Page 58.15} 

480 G/H B - Ham "White Veils" 3d deep blue SG 14a horizontal strip of 4 [3-6], margins close to good except at 

left where just touched, ironed-out horizontal crease, Cat £260++. Scarce multiple. Ex Diffen.{Page 

62.5} 

481 F A- - Ham "Vertical Drapes" 2d brown-lilac SG 16b [6], margins close to large except at base where just 

touched, Cat £85. Ex Diffen. 

482 G A+ - Campbell & Co 1d orange-red SG 23 [14], margins good to huge, Cat £130. Superb! Ex Diffen.{Page 

62.6} 

483 G A+ - Campbell & Fergusson 1d orange-brown SG 27, margins good to large, Cat £120. Superb! Ex Diffen. 

{Page 62.7} 

484 G B - Campbell & Fergusson 1d bright rose-pink with Large Retouch at Upper-Left SG 27c, margins close 

to huge except at lower-right where slightly cut-into, some minor ironed-out creasing, Cat £425. Ex 

Diffen. [This shade is from a very small printing & can be distinguished from the SG 28 group only by 

the presence of secondary flaws or a retouch]{Page 62.8} 

485 F A+ - Campbell & Fergusson 1d dull brown-red SG 28c, margins good to large, Cat £120. Ex Diffen. A 

superb example of this scarce shade.{Page 62.9} 

486 G A-/A - Campbell & Fergusson 1d dull brown-red SG 28c vertical pair [2/8], margins good to large except at 

upper-left where just shaved, Cat £240+. Ex Diffen. A rare multiple.{Page 62.10} 

487 G C 

1854 Shilling Octagonal 1/- blue SG 25 with Large White Retouch to U/R of 'I' of 'VICTORIA', margins 

close to good except at top where just shaved, cancelled well away from the variety, minor faults. 

Rare: the vendor states only two examples are known.{Page 62.11} 

488 W A 1858 Emblems Rouletted 5½-6½ 4d pale dull rose on Vertically Laid Paper SG 71, unused, Cat £170. 

Ex Pack. Underrated.{Page 62.12} 

489 G A 

490 O B C2 

491 V A+ A1 

1860-66 Beaded Ovals 4d dull rose-pink SG 95c Rouletted at right well clear of the design, tied to 

small piece by BN '61' cancel, Cat £250.{Page 62.13} 

1863-81 Laureates Single-Lined Numeral Watermark 4d deep rose Perf 13x12 SG 121a(ii), a few 

short perfs. Ex Harvey. Ceremuga "Statement" (2006). [This is a rare stamp that should be listed 

separately from the far more common Perf 12x13 stamps] {Page 62.16} 

1900 Boer War Charity 1d & 2d SG 374-5, excellent centring, CTO with full unmounted o.g., Cat 

£220. Superb!{Page 62.14} (2) 

492 * B/A 1901-10 V/Crown Perf 12½ £2 deep blue SG 400 (crease & toning), and Crown/A (Sideways) £1 dull 

rose SG 431a, both well centred, Cat £750.{Page 62.17} 

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493 * A 1901-10 'POSTAGE' Crown/V Perf 11 ½d 1d 3d & £1 BW #V126 (SG 407), the Pound exceptionally 

centred, and Perf 11x12½ ½d #V18 (SG 409), Cat $690 (£395). (5) 

494 ** A 1905-13 Crown/A 2d bright violet vertical lower-left corner strip of 5 with Double Perforations at Right 

BW #V64b, unmounted, Cat $375++ (mounted). 

495 * A/A- - Perf 11 selection including 3d (3), 4d (2), £1 & £2, plus a few extras, Cat $2000 approx ( 

£1300+).{Page 64.1} (19) 

496 ** A- Postage Dues: 1905-09 Wmk Crown/A (inverted) ½d scarlet and pale yellow green SG D34a 

complete sheet of 100, upper left & lower sheet margins intact, a few minor stains in sheet margins, 

unmounted, Cat £550++ 

497 **/*O A/B Railway Stamps: 1878 (Jan) Small Format 3d blue/blue inscribed 'NEWSPAPERS ONLY' #1316, 

1879 Large Format Wmk V/Crown 2d violet/white & 3d blue/blue #1320 & 1321, 1882-87 New Values 

& Designs ½d purple-brown/cream #1332 mint, 1941-53 '.../RAILWAY DEPARTMENT' Second Issue 

(Red Values) 1d 3d 6d & 9d #1531/3/6/8 unmounted, & 1981 New Design #350-362 complete set from 

the record sheets, unmounted, the earlier issues with a few faults. Ex Ray Kelly. (21) 

498 ** A - 1934 Security Underprint 1d to 5/- (perforated) the original (?) sixteen values between #1453 & 1493 

all with 'Specimen' handstamp in violet, unmounted.{Page 64.2} (16) 

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O* Array on Hagners including 1879-1907 Stamp Duty 35/- violet, £5 £6 £7 £8 £10 (4, including pair), £25 

(3), £50 & £100, 1909 Perf 11 £1 re-issue unmounted, Stamp Duty Exempt blue-grey on yellow 

Barefoot #4 (pen cancelled 25/4/98 - early usage), 1930 Relief Tax £2 & £5 Bicolour, other 20th 

Century issues including Numerals in mint blocks of 4. (100+) 

500 O A/B Cattle 1950-60 Thin 'CATTLE' ('C' almost Closed) Small Numerals 1d (2 shades) to 3d Craig #678- 

680, Large Numerals 3d (both) to 2/1d aqua #682-8 and 19th Century Designs 2/6d to £1 #689- 696; 

Income Tax 1934-36 Modified Designs 2d, 1/-, 1/4d & 2/6d horizontal pair between Craig #1031-1039; 

and Stamp Duty Rouletted 1d olive-yellow as Craig #159a but without '½d.' Surcharge (unlisted), 

manuscript cancel of "3-6-33". (26) 

501 ** A Stamp Duty: 1952-66 Rough Perf 11 2d brown-orange Craig #195 block of 4 from the top of the sheet 

Imperforate at Top, unmounted.{Page 64.3} 

502 O A/B Swine Stamp Duty: 1928 Perf 11 Thin overprint 2/6d red with 'SWINF.' for 'SWINE' Craig #1210 

(some wrinkling); and 1960-66 Thick Opt on Arms £2 blue Craig #1244 (unrated: unrecorded by 

Barefoot, Craig states "Not seen").{Page 64.10} (2) 

503 W A- Tax Instalment: 1933 Emergency Bridging Issue 6d lilac optd 'TAX INSTALMENT' in black Craig #998 

block of 4, some light toning, unused. Rare multiple.{Page 64.4} 

504 O A - 1934-37 Rouletted 3/- pale mauve optd 'NOT/TRANSFERABLE', various cancels including '8 MAR 

1937' straight-line d/s. Unrecorded by Barefoot and Craig. {Page 62.15} 

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Interesting mix including 1886 & 1891 covers with 'HAZEL GLEN' arrival d/s, 1893 'THORNTON' & 

1894 'YAN YEAN RS' d/s on covers to Kangaroo Ground, a few covers with 'UP TRAIN' cancels, 1903 

registered to Brazil with 4 colour franking, plus a few documents with duty stamps. (approx 80 items) 

1841 part-entire with 'MELBOURNE/PAID' h/s & first-type oval 'MELBOURNE/NEW S WALES' b/s, 

heavy fold; 1853 stampless entire to Mauritius; 1854 stampless entire with 'PAID/GEELONG' d/s in 

red; and 1886 cover to Germany with scarce franking of Naish ½d pink, 2d mauve & 6d ultramarine. 

(4) 

1841 entire - with enclosure - to London with 'MELBOURNE/PAID' h/s in red & first-type oval 

'MELBOURNE/NEW S WALES' b/s, rated "8" in black for incoming shipletter, readdressed to Malta & 

endorsed "paid 1/- via Falmouth". 

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508 C A - lengthy entire to England with octagonal 'MELBOURNE/PAID' h/s in red & very fine strike of the 

ovoid 'MELBOURNE/[crown]/AP * 5/184 ' d/s - the first Melbourne datestamp - on the reverse, 

straight-line 'SHIPLETTER' b/s in red & rated "8" in black for an incoming shipletter, very fine 'BURY 

ST EDMUNDS' arrival b/s. Very fine & attractive. Ex Bunbury Correspondence. 

509 C C 

510 C B 

511 C A- 

512 C A 

513 PS B 

1853 (Nov 22) stampless outer to Ireland "pr Celurian" (?) with fine boxed 'PAID AT/SPRING CK' h/s & 

fair oval 'SPRING CK/VICTORIA' b/s, Dublin arrival b/s, rated "5" in red & "2/3" in black, a bit 

knocked-about. PO 1/5/1853; renamed Beechworth 1/1/1854. [Goldmining] 

1858 cover to England with Emblems 1d pair & strip of 3 - some a bit cut-into but attractive - cancelled 

with indistinct BN of 'CHUTON' (oval b/s), minor soiling. Unusual make-up of the 6d rate.{Page 65.1} 

1867 large-part entire to Prussia with Laureates 2d & 6d pair tied by three fair to very fine strikes of BN 

'78' (original state, with sidebars: rated R) of 'ST KILDA' (very fine oval b/s), Melbourne transit b/s in 

blue, light strike of a French marine sorter cds in red & good strike of the large double-circle 'AUS 

FRANKBEI TIER AACHEN/FRANCO' exchange office cds in blue both on the face, a couple of very 

minor faults that don't detract from what is a splendid Laureate cover to an unusual European 

destination. Ex Nick Holness.{Page 65.2} 

1890 commercial cover to Germany "Via Brindisi", Astley 6d with indistinct perfin (seems to be 'C', as 

Mathews #C7) tied by Melbourne duplex. 

1900 usage of 'MELBOURNE OBSERVATORY' Wrapper to the United States with 2d affixed over the 

Chief Secretary Frank & tied by Melbourne cds, vertical fold at left. [The rate to the USA was 2½d. 

However we have seen another OHMS cover to the States also paid 2d only. We suggest there may 

have been a preferential official mail rate in place, possibly a reciprocal rate, with the USA] 

514 C A- - (Sep 13) stampless OAS Boer War cover endorsed "from/GLMacdonald", 'FIELD POST OFFICE/ 

BRITISH ARMY S AFRICA' cds, oval 'T ("1d")' h/s applied at Melbourne, 1d Postage Due affixed & 

pen-cancelled.{Page 60.4} 

515 C A 

516 PS A 

517 C B 

518 C A/A- 

519 C B 

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VICTORIA 

1902 cover to England with 2½d blue & 3d tied by 'R'-in-circle, 'REGISTERED MELBOURNE/ 4 ' cds 

alongside, on arrival readdressed to Algeria, 'MUSTAPHA/ALGER' arrival b/s. Ex Max Watson. 

1904 usage of OHMS lettersheet with printed 'CHIEF SECRETARY' Frank & Electoral Registrar's 

Office imprint at lower-left, 'MO&SB/MITIAMO' cds & fine strike of the boxed 'PAID AT/MITIAMO' h/s, 

superb 'ROCHESTER' arrival b/s. Very late & unusual usage of a rare franked stationery item. 

1906 usage to San Francisco (fine b/s) of pictorial envelope depicting a military parade "At Queenscliff" 

Kelly #V31 (one recorded) sent at double-rate with 5d brown tied by an indistinct cancel, endorsed "Per 

S.S. Ventura". Flap tear.{Page 60.5} 

1911 double- & triple-weight covers to different firms of manufacturing chemists in the United States 

with scarce frankings of 2d + 6d or 1½d + 9d, also 1912 triple-weight cover to Germany with 2½d + 4d 

pair, each with a different sub-type of the scarce black/white experimental registration labels of 

Melbourne. An attractive and desirable trio.{Page 60.6} (3) 

1912 PPC to Collingwood with 1d tied by 'TPO 13/UP...' cds, endorsed "closed" over very fine strike of 

the rare 'T1D/LATE FEE' handstamp, Postage Due 1d pen-cancelled, minor blemishes.{Page 60.7} 

POSTAL STATIONERY: Basic collection including Postal Cards unused (18) & CTO (6), Letter Cards 

unused (13) & CTO (5), Envelopes unused (14) & CTO, Wrappers unused (4) & CTO (3), Registration 

Envelopes unused (4), plus a small selection of postally used items, condition variable. (80+ items) 

- Postmarks 

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521 

SD 

Ex Lot 521 

Barred Numerals collection in stockbook with numerous fine to superb strikes and a good proportion of 

rated items including RR (40+), RRR (15+) & RRRR (4: 1st Type '542', non-duplex '1622', '1845', 2nd 

Type '1976'), some minor duplication. List available..{Page 66.1} (1000+) 

522 O 

Small carton of 1d pinks and 2d lilacs stated to be unchecked for postmarks. Happy hunting! (1000s) 200 T 

523 

D 

Single-volume collection of mostly KGVI pieces the majority cut-to-shape but with numerous very fine 

strikes & better material including 'BAIRNSDALE WEST', 'BINGINWARRIE', 'BURWOOD WEST E3', 

'DREEITE', 'EZARDS MILLS', FAIRHAVEN' (French Island), 'FLYNN', 'HAZELDENE', 'KOOREH' (2), 

'KORWEINGUBOORA', 'LORNE NORTH', 'MERRINEE', 'CIC MILDURA', 'MOOLORT RAIL' (2), 

'MUDGEGONGA', 'NEWHAVEN' (Phillip Island), 'No 5 CAMP MT BEAUTY' (very rare but a poor 

strike), 'PARKERS CORNER', 'PULLUT', 'RHYMNEY REEF', 'RIPPLEBROOK', 'ROCKLANDS DAM', 

'ST HELIER', 'TANDARA', 'WANDIN YALLOCK' (2), 'WARRENBAYNE, 'WINNAP', 'WYUNA TOWN', 

YATPOOL' & 'YUNGERA/VIC-AUST' etc.{Page 64.7} (1000 approx) 

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA 

[This is the most extensive Western Australian material we have offered since our sale of Dr Cecil Walkely's Collection on 14/4/2005. 

Three principal consignments - two from North America - are included. here. For provenance purposes, we present this offering as the 

"Freemantle" Collection] 

524 

Ex Lot 524 

O A well-developed collection on leaves with 1854-55 1d (4), 4d (3, one with RPSofL Certificate) & 1/- 

(2), Hillman 2d (rebacked) & 6d (3, including a black-bronze with small faults), 1860-64 2d (5), 4d 

unused & 1/- (very fine with 4 margins), then a good range of Middle Period issues with lots of 

duplication), later Swans with a few multiples, some limited postmark interest, finally a few Imperf 

forgeries including a lovely 1/-. The condition is generally fine but the Imperfs are a rather mixed bunch 

from fair to very fine so inspection is recommended. High catalogue value.{Page 67.1} (400+) 

1,000 T 

525 

Ex Lot 525 

Ex Lot 526 

*O Modest collection on Hagners with earlies in very mixed condition including Imperf 4d (3, one 

cut-to-shape) & 1/- (a huge stamp but faded), Hillman 2d & 6d both cut-to-shape & an apparently 

Rouletted 6d, 1860-64 2d (2) & an apparently Rouletted 6d, handy range of Middle Period issues 

including 'ONE PENNY' on 2d, V/Crown to 5/-, Crown/A 9d 10d & 5/- all mint, 1/- SG 169 mint etc. 

High catalogue value. Close inspection recommended.{Page 67.2} (101) 

526 *WR A/B 

527 O A/B 

1854 4d pale blue SG 3 (shaved lower-right corner), unused; 1861 Clean-Cut Perf 14-16 1/- green SG 

43 unused; Cat £775; plus an attractive forgery of a 6d purple-brown with impressed watermark of a 

duck!{Page 67.3} (3) 

CofA period private perfins comprising 'GDCo' on 3d 4d 6d & 1/-; 'GW/F' on 2d; 'HS/&Co' on 6d; and 

'VOCo' on 2d & 6d. Scarce group. (8) 

528 *W A/B 'SPECIMEN.' handstamp on CC 1/-, CA 6d (2, one oxidised), 1871 3d, 1885 ½d 2d 4d & 1/-, and 1888 

New Colours set; also 'SPECIMEN' overprint on 1885 2½d & 5d, generally fine to very fine & mostly 

with large-part o.g. (13) 

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529 

Ex Lot 529 

*W Perforated Issues valuable duplicated collection remainders on stockleaves including 1861 various 

perfs 1d (8), 2d (12) & 6d (6), No Wmk 1d (14) & 6d (2), 1864-79 CC Perf 12½ 1d (13), 2d (3), 4d (4), 

6d (7) & 1/- (9), 1871-73 DLR 3d (10), 1876-81 CC Perf 14 6d (4), 1882-85 CA Perf 14 1d 2d & 4d, 

Perf 12½ 1d (9), 2d (6), 4d (5) & 6d (5), 1884 '½' on 1d (45, including a block of 4), 1885 '1d.' on 3d 

(14), 1885-93 array to 1/- (15, one with Plate Number '1') including 4d & 5d blocks of 4, 1888 New 

Colours (4 sets), 1895 'Half-penny' in Red & in Green on 3d (8), 1898 1d & 2d blocks of 4 etc, 

generally good to very fine but some toning and other faults noted, most of the earlies without gum, 

most later issues with part- to large-part o.g. High catalogue value.{Page 67.4} (100s) 

3,000 T

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530 

531 

O Heavily duplicated array in large stockbook with some 1861 values to 1/- including 4d vermilion (2), 

Crown/CC to 1/- (40), lots of Crown/CA issues, 'ONE PENNY' on 2d (10) etc, some watermark 

varieties noted, numeral interest including some superb strikes, condition variable. High catalogue 

value. (100s) 

O Stockbook with heavily duplicated array of Middle Period issues including 1882-85 Perf 12x14 1d (5), 

'½' on 1d (15, some of which are forgeries), '1d.' on 3d (17), 1888 New Colours 4d (10), 1885-93 2d & 

1/- blocks of 4 etc, also a selection with 'SPECIMEN.' h/s (11, including 1/- x2 & 1888 New Colours set) 

or opt (2), (condition variable. (100s) 

532 P A/B 

533 

Imperforate colour trials comprising No Watermark 2d blue (3, one marginal), and Crown/CC 1d bistre 

(2, shades) & 1/- emerald, a few minor blemishes. (6) 

*O Odd little remainder lot including 1888 New Colours 4d used, V/Crown mint 2/- (3, one with Watermark 

Sideways) & 10/-, Crown/A Perf 11 5d used, 3d SG 170 used, 9d perf 'WA' mint etc. Have a look. (33) 

500 T 

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Ex Lot 534 

534 

WO 

1854-55 Issue Imperf 1d black used (14), 4d blue unused (4, one stained by original brown gum - with 

APEX Certificate - plus two with apparent roulettes) & used (7, plus one with apparent roulettes) and 

1/- unused (3, one stained) & used (4, plus one with apparent roulettes); mostly with three margins, 

some with small faults & some repaired, Cat £8700 minimum.{Page 68.1} (36) 

1,500 T 

Lot 535 

Ex Lot 537 

535 P A 

Ex Lot 536 

1854 "Penny Black" 1d Perkins Bacon imperforate plate proof single in black on unwatermarked 

wove paper, close to large margins.{Page 68.2} 

536 R A - 1902 reprinted die proofs of the frame with Void Corners & Swan in black, purple, blue, green, red & 

vermilion on separate pieces of thick wove paper. Very attractive.{Page 68.3} (6) 

537 WO A/B - Imperf selection comprising an unused example with margins in places, used 4-margins with untidy 

cancel in red (with Sismondo Certificate), a vertical pair with margins except at lower-right & with part 

of the units at left, finally a single with Major Re-Entry (Double Tail) with almost full margins but small 

faults.{Page 68.4} (5) 

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Lot 538 

Lot 539 

538 W A - Imperf 1d black SG 1, margins close to large, Cat £900. A very attractive example.{Page 68.5} 1,000 

539 W A+ - Imperf 1d black SG 1 marginal example from the top of the sheet, margins good to huge with part of 

the adjoining unit at right, Cat £900. A wonderful stamp: at least the equal of the example that sold for 

$2760 at our auction of 1/9/2007.{Page 68.6} 

2,000

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Lot 540 

540 O A - Imperf 1d black SG 1, five very fine examples with full margins, one a large stamp with part of the 

adjoining unit at right & light 15-bars '2' cancel, three with void-grid, & one with superb 15-bars '3' of 

Perth, Cat £1000. An unusual opportunity. {Page 69.1} 

750 T 

Lot 541 

541 F A - Imperf 1d black three 4-margin examples cancelled with void-grid in black (a "big" stamp with three 

large margins), red or blue (faint), Cat £600++. An attractive trio, the coloured cancels being very 

scarce and desirable. [Superior to the Ex Daneswood trio that sold for $575 at our auction of 

29/3/2008]{Page 69.2} 

600 T 

Lot 542 Lot 543 

542 F A+ - Imperf 1d black SG 1 horizontal pair, margins good to large with fragment of the adjoining unit at 

lower-right, neat void-grid cancels, Cat £400+. Superb!{Page 69.3} 

543 G A- - Rouletted 1d black SG 2 with clear rouletting at base (just into the design at right) & at left leaving a 

large margin, margins clear to good at top & right, void-grid cancel, Cat £500.{Page 69.4} 

500 T 

300 T 

544 W A 

Ex Lot 544 

1854-55 Lithographs Imperf 4d pale blue/blue group SG 3/3a, eight examples all with full margins, 

Cat £2400+. One with Sismondo Certificate (2004).{Page 69.5} (8) 

1,500 T 

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Lot 545 

545 O A - Imperf 4d blue (shades) five examples with full margins, various cancels including '14'-Grid of Albany 

in murky red, Cat £900 minimum. An unusual opportunity. {Page 70.1} 

600 T 

Ex Lot 546 

546 O A/B - Imperf 4d pale blue/blue group SG 3/3a, mostly with full margins though close in places, includes a 

lower-right corner example, one very deep over-inked shade (a little cut-into at top), three with 

Pre-Printing Paper Folds, and one with 'WEST' Compressed & Pointed Foot on 'F' SG 3j (Cat £1100), 

various cancels, Cat £3000+ minimum. One with Pinchot [who!?] Certificate (1988).{Page 70.2} (12) 

1,500 T 

Lot 547 Lot 548 

Lot 549 

547 W A+ - Imperf 4d blue SG 3a, margins good to large, Cat £350. Pristine!{Page 70.3} 

400 T 

548 O A- - Imperf 4d blue SG 3a with Watermark Sideways or Sideways (Inverted), the first with 3 huge margins 

& just shaved at right, the other - a little soiled - with margins close to large, Cat £400+. {Page 70.4} 

549 F B - 4d blue Tilted Border at Base SG 3ai with 3mm imperial pincture, good even margins, lightly 

cancelled, Cat £1000. Rare.{Page 70.5} 

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Lot 550 Lot 552 Lot 553 

550 F A - 1/- deep red-brown SG 4a, margins close to large, light grid cancel, Cat £750. Ex Daneswood.{Page 

70.6} 

600 

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Ex Lot 551 

551 W A - Imperf 1/- grey-brown to pale brown SG 4b/c group, four examples in distinctly different shades, all 

with margins close to good, unused, Cat £2150 minimum. One with Holcombe Certificate (1990).{Page 

71.1} (4) 

552 W A - Imperf 1/- grey-brown SG 4b, margins good to large, Cat £550. [Undercatalogued relative to the 1/- 

pale brown at £400] {Page 70.7} 

553 W A - Imperf 1/- grey-brown SG 4b, margins good to huge with a fragment of the adjoining unit at left, Cat 

£550. {Page 70.8} 

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Ex Lot 555 

Lot 556 

Lot 554 

554 F A-/A - Imperf 1/- grey-brown SG 4b marginal vertical pair from the left of the sheet with margins just clear to 

huge except where a trifle shaved at right of the upper unit, light indistinct cancels, Cat £750+. A very 

scarce used multiple.{Page 71.3} 

555 W A - Imperf 1/- pale brown SG 4c, four examples all with margins close to good, some shade variance, 

unused, Cat £1600.{Page 71.2} (4) 

556 W A - Imperf 1/- pale brown SG 4c, marginal example from the left of the sheet with margins good to huge, 

unused, Cat £400. An unusually large example.{Page 71.4} 

1,000 T 

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557 G/F A - Imperf 1/- pale brown SG 4c, four examples all with full margins, some shade variance, all-different 

cancellations, Cat £1200.{Page 71.5} (4) 

558 F A - Imperf 1/- pale brown SG 4c, margins close to large, unusually late usage & unusually cancelled with 

cds, Cat £300. {Page 71.6} 

750 T 

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Lot 559 

Lot 561 

Lot 560 

559 G B - Rouletted 1/- grey-brown SG 6 with 3mm imperial punch, rouletted at sides & base, a couple of 

minor blemishes, Cat £950. Sismondo Certificate (2002). [A large enough stamp to satisfy all but the 

most cynical observer of its bona fides]{Page 72.1} 

560 F A - Rouletted 1/- pale brown SG 6a rouletted all sides just touching the design at top & base but well 

clear of the design at sides, fine 15-bars '3' cancel of Perth, Cat £800. An unusually large example. 

BPA Certificate (1967) as the then SG 13.{Page 72.3} 

561 F A - Rouletted 1/- pale brown SG 6a rouletted at the base & traces of rouletting at the left, large margins 

except at top where just clear, superb "socked-on-the-nose" strike of the first '[crown]/REGISTERED' 

h/s Type 1a in blue, Cat £800. Holcombe Certificate (1998). [This stamp is illustrated in the Robson 

Lowe Encyclopaedia at p277: see also Lot 587]{Page 72.2} 

500 T 

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1,000 T 

Ex Lot 562 

562 

O 

1857-59 Hillman Lithographs Imperf 2d (4) & 6d (8), a generally fine to very fine selection but all are 

expertly repaired and/or rebacked, Cat £6600 minimum. One with RPSofL Certificate (1965) 

"...genuine but repaired".{Page 72.4} (12) 

1,000 T 

Ex Lot 563 

Lot 564 Lot 565 

563 O A- - Imperf 2d SG 15 four fine examples & 2d on Indian Red SG 16, each with almost full margins and a 

couple with fragments of adjoining units, some shade variance, Cat £3000. One with APEX Certificate 

(1999).{Page 72.5} (5) 

564 G A- - Imperf 2d brown-black/red SG 15 & brown-black/Indian red SG 15 & 16, the design just shaved in 

places still an attractive duo, 15-bars '8' cancels of Fremantle, Cat £1350.{Page 72.6} 

565 G A - Imperf 2d brown-black/red SG 15, margins just touching (at top) to good, void-grid cancel of Perth, 

Cat £550.{Page 72.7} 

566 F A - Imperf 2d brown-black/red SG 15, margins just clear to large, light 15-bars '2' cancel of Perth, Cat 

£550.{Page 73.1} 

567 F A+ - Imperf 2d brown-black/red SG 15, margins just clear to large with a fragment of the adjoining unit at 

left, 15-bars '3' cancel of Perth, Cat £550. Superb!{Page 73.2} 

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Lot 566 Lot 567 Lot 568 

568 V A- - Imperf 2d brown-black/red SG 15 with Major Transfer Flaw affecting 'WESTERN', three large 

margins & just shaved at right, very fine void-grid cancel, Cat £550+.{Page 73.3} 

400 T 

Lot 569 

569 V A - Imperf 2d brown-black/red Printed on Both Sides SG 15a (the impression on the reverse is inverted), 

margins good to large except where just touched at upper-right & with fragments of the adjoining units 

at left & base, light cancel, Cat £800. [Superior to Dr Walkley's example that sold for $977 at our 

auction of 14/4/2005]{Page 73.4} 

750 T 

Lot 570 Lot 571 

570 V A - Imperf 2d brown-black/red Printed on Both Sides SG 15a (the impression on the reverse is inverted), 

margins good to large & with fragments of the adjoining units at left ("overlap") & right, very fine 

15-bars '1' cancel of Perth, Cat £800. BPA Certificate (1990). [Superior to Dr Walkley's example that 

sold for $977 at our auction of 14/4/2005]{Page 73.5} 

571 G A - Imperf 2d brown-black/Indian Red SG 16, margins just clear to good, the red surfacing with an 

all-over dappling causing the design to be rather indistinct, 15-bars '17' cancel of Australind, Cat £800. 

An unusually fine example that should be of great interest to the specialist.{Page 73.6} 

750 T 

500 T

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Lot 572 Lot 573 

572 G A - 6d golden-bronze/black-bronze group SG 17-18 with "Flying Stick" Variety, large even margins, 

obvious metallic lustre, indistinct numeral cancel. Ex Caspary (Lot 552: sold for £38 at auction on 

8/10/1958, where it was identified as "black-bronze" and described as "extremely fine"). [Please note: 

the footnotes below Lot 574 constitute part of the description of this lot]{Page 74.1} 

573 F A+ - 6d golden-bronze/black-bronze group SG 17-18, margins close to large, obvious metallic lustre, 

central void-grid cancel. Superb! Bühler Certificate (1981) as "black-bronze". [Please note: the 

footnotes below Lot 574 constitute part of the description of this lot]{Page 74.2} 

4,000 T 

4,000 T 

Lot 574 

574 F A+ - 6d golden-bronze/black-bronze group SG 17-18, with a minor Pre-Printing Paper-Fold at lower-right, 

margins close to large with fragments of the adjoining units at top & left, obvious lustrous sheen, light 

void-grid cancel. Superb! Ex Button (realised £67/10/- in 1946) and Lars Amundsen (Lot 628: where it 

was identified as "golden bronze" & described as "magnificent"!, with which statement we readilly 

concur. RPSofL Certificate (1943) as "golden bronze". 

Our Rarities Auction on 24/5/2008 included examples of the golden-bronze & black-bronze shades. 

Our visual comparison of those items with these three stamps, inclines us to the view that Lots 572 

and 573 are "golden-bronze", while Lot 574 is "black-bronze". Under illuminated magnification, there is 

more evidence of metallic particles on the first two stamps compared to the third. However, our scans 

suggest that Lot 574 is more "golden" than Lots 572 & 573. It's a bit of a conundrum. 

What we can say without hedging our bets is that these are three exceptional stamps. Given that Dr 

Walkley's premium-grade "golden-bronze" and "black-bronze" sold for $7762 and $5290 respectively 

at our auction of 14/4/2005, we are confident that our estimates of $4000 each will thus prove to be 

enticing regardless what conclusions one may draw regarding the precise shades.{Page 74.3} 

4,000 T 

The price will be forgotten, but the pleasure of ownership will endure.

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Lot 575 Lot 577 Lot 578 Lot 576 

575 F A- - Imperf 6d grey-black SG 19, margins just clear to large except at lower-right where just touching, 

excellent colour, superb "socked-on-the-nose" 15-bars '3' cancel of Perth, Cat £550.{Page 75.1} 

576 G A - Imperf 6d grey-black SG 19, margins close to large, excellent colour, void-grid cancel, Cat £550. 

{Page 75.4} 

577 G A - Rouletted 6d grey-black SG 23, rouletting on all sides slightly into the design at the top and left but 

leaving large margins at right & the base, a marginal example from the base of the sheet with marginal 

watermark lines at the base, a pale shade, 15-bars '1' cancel of Perth, Cat £1000. BPA Certificate 

(1988). Despite the certificate, and the fact that this is quite a large stamp, the rouletting appears to us 

to be unconvincing. The stamp is therefore offered "as is".{Page 75.2} 

578 G A - Rouletted 6d grey-black SG 23, traces of rouletting at top & sides and clear of the design on all 

sides, good colour, void-grid cancel, Cat £1000. Again, despite this being an unusually large stamp, 

the rouletting appears to us to be unconvincing. The stamp is therefore offered "as is".{Page 75.3} 

400 T 

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Ex Lot 579 

579 

W 

1860-64 Printed in the Colony from Perkins Bacon Plates Imperf duplcated group with unused 2d 

(12, including a horizontal pair, plus a few that are badly oxidized), 4d (8) & 6d (2); then used 2d (21, 

including 2 with Pre-Printing Paper Folds, plus several badly oxidized) & 6d (8); condition variable as 

should be expected but many are fine to very fine, Cat £10,000+. {Page 75.5} (50+) 

3,000 T 

Lot 580 

Lot 581 

Lot 582 

580 W B/A - Imperf 2d pale orange SG 24 (a little oxidixed) & 4d SG 26 each with a significant Pre-Printing Paper 

Fold, margins close to good, Cat £330+. {Page 75.6} 

581 F A+ - Imperf 2d pale orange SG 24 with 3mm official puncture, margins good to huge, excellent colour for 

this often washed-out issue, light 15-bars '8' cancel of Fremantle, Cat £75. Superb!{Page 75.8} 

582 W A+ - Imperf 2d orange-vermilion SG 25 vertical pair, close even margins, lovely shade, unused, Cat 

£160+. Superb!{Page 75.7} 

250 T 

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250 T 

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Lot 583 Lot 584 Lot 586 

583 W A - Imperf 6d sage-green SG 28, close to good margins, unused, Cat £1700. BPA Certificate (1998). [Dr 

Walkley's similar example sold for $1610 at our auction of 14/4/2005]{Page 76.1} 

584 W A - Imperf 6d sage-green SG 28, close to large margins, from the base of the sheet with part marginal 

watermark at the base, unused, Cat £1700. RPSofV Certificate (1978). An unusually large and 

attractive example.{Page 76.2} 

1,250 T 

1,500 T 

Lot 585 

585 G A/B - Imperf 6d sage-green SG 28, margins just clear to good; & Rouletted 6d sage-green SG 32, 

rouletted three sides with margins clear to large, small tear at right; Cat £1000.{Page 76.4} 

586 F A - Imperf 6d sage-green SG 28, good to large margins, light indistinct numeral cancellation in blue, Cat 

£400. Ex Tomasini. [Significantly superior to Dr Walkley's two used examples]{Page 76.3} 

400 

400 T 

Lot 587 

587 F A+ - Rouletted 6d sage-green SG 32 rouletted at the base & traces of rouletting at the left, an unusually 

large example with margins close to huge, very fine "socked-on-the-nose" strike of the second 

'[crown]/REGISTERED' h/s Type 1b, Cat £400. A superb stamp: examples with four margins are rare. 

Holcombe Certificate (1998). [This stamp is illustrated in the Robson Lowe Encyclopaedia at p277: see 

also Lot 561]{Page 76.5} 

750 T

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588 P A/A+ 

Lot 588 

1861 Printed by Perkins Bacon imperforate plate proof singles of the 4d & 6d in black on ungummed 

unwatermarked paper, the 4d with margins clear to good, the 6d with margins good to large. [Ron 

Butler's set of 4 different values sold for £940 at auction in 2004]{Page 77.1} 

1,000 T 

Ex Lot 589 

589 P A - imperforate colour trial singles of the 1d in carmine, 2d in deep blue, 4d in carmine-pink, in deep 

carmine-pink, & in rose-carmine, 6d in grey-violet & in slate-purple, & 1/- in deep green, on ungummed 

unwatermarked wove paper, all with full margins (the 1d a little untidy & the 1/- just clear at 

lower-right). [A similar group of 5 proofs - Ex Daneswood - sold for $1322 at our auction of 29/3/2008] 

{Page 77.2} (8) 

1,750 T 

Lot 590 

590 P A - imperforate colour trial horizontal pairs 4d in carmine-pink (marginal, from the right of the sheet) & in 

rose-carmine on ungummed unwatermarked wove paper, margins clear to humungous.{Page 77.3} 

1,000 T 

Lot 591 

591 P A - 4d imperforate colour trial block of 6 (3x2) in deep carmine on ungummed unwatermarked paper, 

margins close to good. A lovely item.{Page 77.4} 

1,500 T

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592 

O - selection on leaves comprising 1d (10), 2d (27), 4d (5), 6d (19) & 1/- (7), annotated by reference to 

perfs but some are clearly wrong so inspection is recommended, condition a bit mixed with some 

oxidization but many appear to be fine to very fine, postmark interest, high catalogue value. (68) 

1,000 T 

Ex Lot 593 Lot 594 Lot 595 Lot 596 

593 W B - Intermediate Perf 14-16 1d rose & 2d blue SG 33 & 34, each with a rounded corner, unused, Cat 

£600. {Page 78.1} (2) 

594 W A- - Intermediate Perf 14-16 1d rose SG 33, a couple of minor perf faults, unused, Cat £450.{Page 78.2} 250 T 

595 * A - Intermediate Perf 14-16 6d purple-brown SG 36, large-part o.g., Cat £600. {Page 78.3} 

600 T 

596 W B - Intermediate Perf 14-16 1/- yellow-green SG 37, a couple of very minor blemishes, unused, Cat 

£700.{Page 78.4} 

250 T 

400 T 

Lot 598 Ex Lot 597 Lot 599 

597 * A/B - Perf 14 at Somerset House 1d, 2d (rounded corner, unused) and 4d (2, slightly different shades, 

both cut from the sheet to preserve the design), large-part o.g., Cat £950. {Page 78.6} (4) 

598 W A B1 - Perf 14 at Somerset House 4d vermilion SG 40, remarkably well centred for this stamp, unused, Cat 

£400. [Because of misaligned perforations, virtually every example of this stamp we have seen has 

been cut from the sheet to preserve the design. This full-margined example is an undeniable rarity] 

{Page 78.5} 

599 W A - Perf 14 at Somerset House 4d vermilion SG 40 with Double Perforations at Top, unused, Cat £300+. 

The only example we have seen. {Page 78.7} 

500 T 

600 T 

500 T 


600 W A - Perf Clean-Cut 14-16 2d, 6d (possibly reperforated) & 1/- SG 41-43, unused, Cat £900. {Page 78.8} 

(3) 

601 W A - Clean-Cut Perf 14-16 2d 6d & 1/- SG 41-43, unused, Cat £900.{Page 78.9} (3) 

600 T 

602 */** A - Clean-Cut Perf 14-16 2d blue SG 41 block of 6 (2x3), large-part o.g. with units 2 3 & 4 all 

unmounted, Cat £480++. [While blocks of this stamp are not great rarities, most have significant toning 

and/or oxidizing]{Page 79.7} 

603 W A - Clean-Cut Perf 14-16 6d purple-brown SG 42, unused, Cat £350. BPA Certificate (1998).{Page 

78.10} 

400 T 

1,000 

250 T 

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Lot 605 Ex Lot 604 Lot 607 

604 G A - Very Rough Perf 14-16 1d 6d & 1/- SG 44-46, Cat £825. A fine "set".{Page 79.2} (3) 

500 T 

605 W A - Very Rough Perf 14-16 1d rose-carmine SG 44, cut from the sheet to preserve the design at right, an 

unusually fine & attractive example of this stamp, most examples of which are faded, unused, Cat 

£250. {Page 79.1} 

350 T 

Lot 606 Lot 609 

Lot 608 

606 * B - Very Rough Perf 14-16 6d dull purple/blued paper SG 45, imperforate at right where cut from the 

sheet well clear of the design, faint surface toning, part-o.g., Cat £2750. A rare stamp.{Page 79.4} 

607 F A - Very Rough Perf 14-16 6d dull purple on blued paper SG 45, neat 15-bars '1' cancel of Perth in blue, 

Cat £450. Ex Daneswood. RPSofV Certificate (2008).{Page 79.3} 

608 G A - Very Rough Perf 14-16 6d dull purple/bluish SG 45 with 3mm official puncture, exceptional centring, 

fine 15-bars '2' cancel of Perth in blue, Cat £450.{Page 79.6} 

609 * A - Very Rough Perf 14-16 1/- deep green SG 46, cut from the sheet at left to preserve the design, 

gorgeous rich colour, large-part o.g., Cat £1500. Ex Caspary: Sale 15 (6-9/10/1958) Lot 591, realised 

£35. [By way of interesting comparison, Caspary's unused 1857 6d golden-bronze which currently is 

catalogued at £11,000 - or more than 7½ times the quote for SG 46 - sold for £60]{Page 79.5} 

1,500 T 

500 

500 T 

2,500 T 

Lot 602 Lot 610 

610 */** A 1863-64 No Watermark 1d carmine-rose SG 49 block of 9, horizontal perfs slightly low so cut from the 

sheet at the base, rich colour, large-part o.g. with four units being unmounted, Cat £585++. A 

remarkable and beautiful multiple. [The paper is relatively thick, with horizontal mesh]{Page 79.8} 

2,500

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611 P A/B 

Lot 611 

1864-79 CC 1d to 1/- imperforate colour trial singles in the issued colours on watermarked paper, full 

margins except the 2d which is just cut-into at the base, the 1d & 1/- with large-part o.g. Gorgeous! 

{Page 80.1} 

750 T 

Lot 612 

Ex Lot 614 

Lot 615 

612 P A - 1d & 1/- imperforate colour trial vertical pairs in the issued colours on gummed watermarked paper, 

full margins, large-part o.g.{Page 80.2} 

500 T 

Ex Lot 613 

613 *W A - Perf 12½ 1d (both) to 1/- (both) SG 52-62 with all listed shades except 2d yellow, a few 

characteristic short perfs, a couple with part-o.g. otherwise unused, Cat £1500+.{Page 80.5} (10) 

614 P* A/B 1871-73 New Value 3d die proof in brown on glazed card reduced to stamp-size (significant rubbing), 

imperf plate proof single in brown & a pair optd 'CANCELLED', plus issued stamps a single & blocks of 

4 in both shades with large-part o.g., Cat £500+ plus the proofs.{Page 80.3} (14) 

615 P B - 3d imperforate plate proof block of 4 in cinnamon on ungummed unwatermarked paper, each unit 

overprinted 'CANCELLED', some very minor surface-rubbing, tonespots on the reverse as usual. 

Prepared by De La Rue for the 1872 South Kensington Exhibition. [Dr Walkley's corner block of 4 sold 

for $1552 at our auction of 14/4/2005]{Page 80.4} 

1,000 T 

500 T 

750 T 

616 O A/B 

Lot 617 Lot 618 

1874 Surcharge 'ONE PENNY' in Green on 2d yellow SG 67 with Low Setting (3, one with Watermark 

Reversed), High Setting (4, one with Watermark Reversed; with Brandon Certificate), plus various 

intermediate levels (5), a few small faults but generally fine, a couple with GPO cancels otherwise with 

various numeral cancels, Cat £660+. An interesting lot for the specialist. [Juhl states the watermark is 

either "upright or upright reversed". He makes no distinction regarding valuation] (12) 

617 W A - 'ONE PENNY' in Green on 2d yellow SG 67, unused, Cat £475.{Page 80.6} 

300 T 

400 T

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618 F A+ - 'ONE PENNY' in Green on 2d yellow SG 67, crisp void-grid cancel, Cat £55+. Superb! {Page 80.7} 150 T 

619 W A 

Ex Lot 619 Lot 627 Ex Lot 622 

1876-81 Crown CC Perf 14 1d to 6d (2, both SG 75) SG 68-75 missing only the 1d SG 70, unused or 

part-o.g., Cat £900.{Page 81.1} (6) 

620 G A - 1d yellow-bistre SG 69 irregular block of 10 (3x4, less the vertical pair at upper-right), multiple fine 

strikes of the 12-bars '2' cancel of Perth. A rare multiple. [Pope & Reynolds record no covers with 

12-bars '2' while used at Perth. It may have been used mainly for parcels] {Page 64.8} 

621 

G/F - 2d chrome-yellow SG 71 apparent reconstruction of the 120 positions mounted on aging pages, 

generally fine to very fine, Cat £180+. (120) 

622 W* A 1882-85 Crown/CA Perf 14 1d to 6d (both) SG 76-80 and Perf 12 1d to 6d SG 82-85, the Perf 12 4d & 

6d are unused otherwise large-part o.g., Cat £1000+.{Page 81.3} (9) 

623 * A- - Perf 14 1d yellow-ochre SG 76 marginal block of 4 from the base of the sheet, gum blemishes & 

hinge remainders still large-part o.g., Cat £104+. 

624 G A - Perf 14 1d yellow-ochre SG 76 block of 6 (3x2) & 2d chrome-yellow SG 71 block of 4, Fremantle 

duplex cancels. Scarce multiples. (2 blocks) 

600 T 

250 T 

100 T 

750 T 

200 

150 T 

Lot 625 Lot 626 

625 * A- - Perf 14 2d chrome-yellow SG 77 block of 6 (3x2), some weak perfs sensibly reinforced, large-part 

(dull) o.g., Cat £174+.{Page 81.4} 

626 G A - Perf 14 6d lilac SG 80 marginal block of 6 (3x2) from the left of the sheet, well centred, strong colour, 

'BE'-in-bars cancels of Beverley. A rare & attractive used multiple. [Pope & Reynolds record usage of 

'BE' from 1892 only]{Page 81.5} 

627 G A - Perf 12x14 1d yellow-ochre SG 81 horizontal pair, 15-bars '11' cancels of Newcastle, Cat £300+. A 

scarce multiple.{Page 81.2} 

628 ** A+ 1882-95 Crown/CA 3d red-brown SG 87 marginal block of 12 (4x3) from the base of the upper pane, 

full unmounted o.g., Cat £100++. 

400 

500 

250 T 

200 T 

629 G A 

Lot 629 Lot 630 

1884 Surcharge '½' in Red on Perf 12 1d yellow-ochre SG 82 block of 4, Bunbury duplex cancels, Cat 

£80++. A rare multiple.{Page 81.6} 

400 T

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630 */** A B1 1885 Surcharges '1d.' with Curved Top Serif in Green on 3d pale brown SG 91 block of 4, large-part 

o.g. with the lower units being unmounted, Cat £260++.{Page 81.7} 

250 T 

Ex Lot 632 

631 P B/A 

Lot 631 

1885-93 De La Rue Designs 1d (minor rubbing & a bit soiled) and 2½d (very fine) die proofs in black 

on glazed card reduced to stamp-size & affixed to pieces cut from the De La Rue day books, the first 

endorsed "Aug 30/240 leads" & the other endorsed "Dec 19/240 leads/6 extra for repair", later also 

endorsed in red "Oct 4th 1897/Repeat plate/No 2" or "Mar 3 97" respectively. Unique. [Cecil Walkley's 

similar 2d proof sold for $552 at our auction of 14/4/2005]{Page 82.1} 

632 P A/B - ½d 4d & 5d imperforate blocks of 4 in the issued colours on gummed watermarked paper from the 

imprimatur sheets, the ½d a little cut-into at the base & the 5d trimmed a little close at left, full 

unmounted o.g.{Page 82.2} (3 blocks) 

1,000 T 

1,500 T 

Ex Lot 633 

633 G A/B - 6d bright violet & 1/- olive-green SG 100 & 102 blocks of 4, also 1/- pale olive-green SG 101a 

remarkable block of 12 (6x2, a couple of minor perf faults). Scarce multiples. {Page 82.3} (3 blocks) 

250 T 


634 */** A B1 1888 New Colours 1d to 4d SG 103-5, plus 1d block of 4 (the lower units unmounted), large-part o.g., 

Cat £225++.{Page 82.4} (7) 

635 O A/B - 1d carmine-pink, 2d grey & 4d red-brown blocks of 4, a few blemishes. A rare "set".{Page 82.5} (3 

blocks) 

636 * A - 2d grey SG 104 block of 4, large-part o.g., Cat £200+.{Page 82.6} 

400 

200 T 

500

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637 * A/B 1893-95 Surcharges 'ONE PENNY' in Green on 3d SG 107-109, 'Half-penny' in Green on 3d SG 110 

& 110a, and Overprinted Twice in Red & in Green on 3d SG 111a (surface blemish) and 111b, 

large-part o.g., Cat £240+. (7) 

150 T 

Ex Lot 638 

Lot 640 

Ex Lot 639 

638 */** A B1 1898-1907 W[crown]A 1d to 1/- SG 112-116 blocks of 4, large-part o.g. with the lower units being 

unmounted, Cat £350++.{Page 83.1} (20) 

639 P A - 2d lower-left corner pair & 2½d block of 4 (minor scissor-cut between the units at left) imperforate 

multiples in the issued colours on gummed watermarked paper from the imprimatur sheets, the 2½d 

trimmed a little close at left, full unmounted o.g.{Page 83.3} (2 items) 

640 P A+ - 6d & 1/- imperforate vertical gutter pairs on gummed watermarked paper from the imprimatur sheets 

BW #W2PP(1) & W3PP(1), full unmounted o.g., Cat $1200. Superb! [Although printed in 1898, these 

were not issued until 1907-08 and they are therefore Commonwealth Period issues]{Page 83.2} 

350 

1,000 T 

750 T 

641 

642 

Ex Lot 641 

* 1902-12 Commonwealth Period Issues collector's duplicates with V/Crown 4d block of 4, 5d (9), 8d 

(18), 9d (8), 10d (17, including a block of 4), 2/- (5), 2/6d (10), 5/- (8) & 10/- (4), Perf 11 5d 9d & 2/- (2); 

Crown/A with 5d (15, including a block of 4), 8d (14), 9d (13, one with Watermark Upright), 10d (13) & 

5/- (3), Perf 11 2d (3), 3d (4), 5d (11) & 9d (2), 1907 W[crown]A 6d (14) & 1/- (15, including a block of 

4), 1912 Crown/A 6d (17) & 1/- (8); etc, generally fine to very fine but some toning & gum faults noted. 

High catalogue value.{Page 83.4} (250+) 

O - stockbook of duplicates, mostly low values but some better stamps noted including 5/- (3), Crown/A 

Perf 11 9d etc, condition variable. Study opportunity. (100s) 

2,500 T 

250 T 


643 * A/B 1902-12 V/Crown Perf 12½ 1d to £1 (both) plus shades of the 1d & 9d, some with hinge remainders 

including the £1 orange-brown & some gum blemishes including the £1 orange, Cat £1500+.{Page 

83.5} (15) 

644 

O - stockbook of duplicates including 2/- (10), 2/6d (9), 5/-, 10/- (3, plus two with concentric-circles 

cancels) & £1 etc, condition variable. (300+) 

645 V A B1 - 9d, 10d, 2/-, 5/- Die 1, 10/- (3) & £1, CTO with concentric-circles cancels, Cat $1100+. {Page 83.6} 

(8) 

600 T 

400 T 

500 T

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Ex Lot 646 

646 O A/A- - High Values selection comprising 2/- (11, including vermilion/yellow x3), 2/6d (5), 5/- (4, two of each 

Die), 10/- (5) & £1 (5) SG 124-128, generally very fine, a variety of cancellations, Cat £1500+. 

Attractive stamps commercially used & rarely available in such quantity.{Page 84.1} (30) 

647 V A B1 - 10/- deep mauve & £1 orange-brown SG 127 & 128, neatly cancelled, Cat £250. (2) 

200 T 

1,000 T 

Ex Lot 648 

648 * A B1 - Perf 11 2d 5d 9d & 2/- (both), Cat £900+ ($2000+).{Page 84.2} (5) 

1,000 T 


649 G/F A B1 - Perf 11 1d 2d 4d 9d & 2/-, Cat £650+ ($1350+).{Page 84.3} (5) 

850 T 

650 G/V A B1 

1905-12 Crown/A Perf 11 1d 2d 3d 4d 5d (both shades, the bistre toned) & 9d red-orange SG 

151-157a, the rare 4d is a gem, Cat £475 ($1200).{Page 84.4} (7) 

651 G A C1 - Compound Perf of Perf 12½ & 11 2d yellow SG 162 (BW W25 or 26??) Perf 12½x11x11x11, neat 

duplex cancel, Cat £350 ($750).{Page 84.5} 

600 T 

400 T 

652 F B 

Lot 652 

1912 Crown/Single-Lined A Perf 12½ 1/- sage-green SG 169a (BW #W57), a trifle soiled but a fine 

example of this rare stamp, 'MOO SANDSTONE' cds, under-catalogued at £1500 ($1500). [ACSC 

states "at least five examples can be confirmed" of which one is in the Western Australia Museum. Dr 

Cecil Walkley's very fine example, also with the 'MOO SANDSTONE' cds sold for $7475 at our auction 

of 14/4/2005]{Page 84.6} 

2,500 T

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Ex Lot 653 

653 

WO 

FORGERIES: Selection of mostly Spiro reproductions with concentric-circles cancels, a few attractive 

types including Imperf 6d black & 2d orange, an imperf 6d violet on thin card, photographic "proof" of 

the One Pound with 'SPERATI REPRODUCTION' h/s on the reverse, etc; also a few genuine stamps 

with forged overprints & a repaired 1/- brown; condition variable.{Page 85.1} (55) 

400 T 

Lot 654 

654 P A - 1876-81 Crown/CC 4d carmine "die proof" on thin card with the "watermark" impressed - in reverse! - 

on the back. Not seen by us before.{Page 85.2} 

250 T 

Lot 656 

655 

Ex Lot 655 

Ex Lot 657 

*O LOCAL STAMPS: Coolgardie Cycle Express 2/6d blue, a very fresh marginal example with part o.g., 

and Camels set 6d 2/- & 5/- with large-part (sandy) o.g. but some toning especially on the 5/-; and 

Lake Lefroy Goldfield Cycle Mail 6d Swan pink/pale yellow an attractive used example with 

manuscript "H&M" cancel but with a 17mm repaired tear at upper-right & a small tear at base. A scarce 

group. The last with Ceremuga Certificate (2002) that states "...nice frontal appearance with strong 

original colour). [Of the Lake Lefroy 6d, the census by Reynolds & Pope lists 36 unused & 34 used 

examples - of which this is #U6 - plus the unique tête-bêche pair]{Page 85.3} (5) 

656 * A - Coolgardie Cycle Express: 1895 Bicycle 1/- blue marginal example from the right of the sheet 

Imperforate at Right, very fresh with part o.g. RPSofL Certificate (1974). {Page 85.4} 

657 O A/B 

RAILWAY STAMPS: 1907-51 Revised Larger Format values watermarked 1/- & the rare 1/3d, and 

unwatermarked 3d 6d 9d 1/6d 2/- & 2/6d, a couple are marginal examples with one straight edge, '1'- 

(2/-) or '12'-in-bars cancels, generally fine to very fine. Unusual quality for such large parcel 

stamps.{Page 85.5} (8) 

1,000 T 

250 T 

400 T

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Official Stamps 

Ex Lot 658 

658 

O 

Collector's duplicates with Imperial Punctures including 1855 4d (2), 1861 Very Rough Perf 1/-, later 

issues to 1/- (5); perf 'WA' 1885-93 to 1/- (2), V/Crown 10d (2), 2/6d (2) & 5/-; perf 'OS' 1885-93 to 1/- 

(2), V/Crown 10d (3), 2/- (4), 2/6d (7) & 5/- (2), Crown/A 9d (6) & 5/- plus Perf 11 4d & 9d, W[crown]A 

6d block of 6 etc; condition variable but generally fine to very fine. A desirable lot.{Page 86.1} (220+) 

1,000 T 

659 

Ex Lot 659 

O Imperial Punctures: Selection with 3mm including 1854 4d (4 margins) & 1/- (cut-into), 1860 2d (2, 

shades), 1861 Perf 14 at Somerset House 1d, Clean-Cut Perf 2d & 1/- & Very Rough Perf 1/- (thinned) 

etc; then 4mm including Perf 14 at Somerset House 4d (Double Puncture), Clean-Cut Perf 2d, 1864-79 

to 1/- (2) including 4d carmine pair etc; some faults in the earlies but generally fine. Scarce group. 

{Page 86.2} (30) 

400 T 

Ex Lot 660 

660 *O A/B Perforated 'OS': Mostly used selection including 1882-95 3d (both), 1885-93 values to 1/-, 1902-12 

Upright 2/- (2, shades) to 10/- & Sideways 8d (2, one mint), 9d, 10d (2, one mint) & £1 (mint) plus Perf 

11 5d, 1905-12 ½d to 5/- (ex 10d), 1907 6d & 1/-, 1912 6d & 1/- etc, generally very fine, Cat $1900+. 

Another very scarce group.{Page 86.3} (42) 

750 T 

Lot 661 

Ex Lot 662 

661 G A B1 - 1902-12 Upright 10/- deep mauve BW #W65b (SG 127), lightly cancelled, Cat $250.{Page 86.4} 150 T 

662 O A/B 

Perforated 'WA': Selection including 1882-95 3d (both), 1885-93 values to 1/- (both), 1902-12 Upright 

8d to 2/6d plus £1, and Sideways 2/6d 5/- & 10/-, mostly very fine. Very scarce.{Page 86.5} (23) 

400 T

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Revenues 

Ex Lot 663 

663 

*WO 

Remainders on leaves including 'I R' in Green on 1d (3, one apparently postally used); Internal 

Revenue Long Types 1881 1d 2d (large-part o.g.), 3d & 1/- unused plus £1 with 'SPECIMEN.' h/s in 

rosine and 1d to 2/6d postally used; 1896 1d 6d & 2/6d with large-part o.g.plus 1d to 2/6d and 5/- all 

postally used; 1897-1903 W[crown]A 1d to 1/- and 5/- with large-part o.g. plus 1d to 2/6d postally used; 

Duty Stamp Lithographs colourful group to £10 (3); Revenue Duty 1d plate proof block of 4 on grey 

card; Impressed Duty 24 cutouts to £100 (cut-to-shape) with some better values; Telegraph Stamps 1d 

both perfs & 6d all mint & postally used; finally a 1/- Telegram Form with the counterfoil (detached). A 

good lot.{Page 87.1} (134) 

850 T 

664 

*WO 

"Mystery lot" of revenues in two stockbooks and on stocksheets with a good range of 1881 Provisional 

Surcharges, later Purple Swans, Waterlow and Litho horizontal types, Hospital & Financial Tax 

stamps, Telegraph stamps etc, condition variable. (500 approx) 

500 T 

665 

O 

Lot 666 

Lot 667 

DUTY STAMP: 1904-25 Bicolours selection to £5 (2) and £10 (2) including 2/- Raised Swan, some 

with 'T' punctures, many with oval or boxed dated cachets. (59) 

666 P A- - 1904 Waterlow Printing plate proof of the Swan vignette only, marginal block of 4 from the left of the 

sheet on highly glazed ungummed unwatermarked paper, some very minor surface-rubbing. Ex 

Waterlow Archives. [A similar block of 6 sold for $920 in our auction of 24/5/2008]{Page 87.2} 

667 P A - 1904 Waterlow Printing 1d imperforate proof in indigo & brown on ungummed unwatermarked paper. 

{Page 87.3} 

250 

500 T 

150 T 


668 O A/B - 1904 Waterlow Printing 1d to £100 Dzelme R56-71 (missing only the £5 & £10), a few minor faults, 

various revenue cancels. Dzelme states only 869 of the £25, 127 of the £50 & 207 of the £100 were 

sold.{Page 87.4} (14) 

669 O A/B - 1906-27 Lithographed Issues on exhibit pages including 1906-09 set to £10 (the £1 badly stained), 

1911-13 set to 30/-, 1917-22 1d £1 & £5, 1921-23 set to £10 (ex the 3d), 1922-30 set to £10, 1923-25 

Zinc Plates set to £5 (ex 2d), 1927 10/- etc, a few minor faults. A very colourful lot, that would be 

difficult to assemble. (75) 

670 G A B1 - 1906-09 Litho by the Government Printer 15/- deep green & black Watermark Upright Dzelme #R80, 

dated handstamp in violet. Rare. [In Dzelme's 1999 Price Supplement, this is catalogued at $500 

]{Page 87.5} 

500 T 

500 T 

300

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Revenues (continued) 


Ex Lot 672 Ex Lot 671 Ex Lot 673 

671 O A/B 

INTERNAL REVENUE: 1881 Provisional Surcharges on 3d lilac 'THREE SHILLINGS' to 'TEN 

POUNDS', a couple of small faults, manuscript cancels. Very scarce: numbers issued were between 

only 960 for the £5 & £10 and 4560 for the 3/-. [Also with a Duty Stamp Litho 15/- black & turquoise 

Imperf Vertically #R137Aa, used. Dzelme Certificate (2007)]{Page 88.2} (10) 

672 *W A/A- - 1881 Provisional Surcharges 2d 3d & 6d all with large-part o.g., and '15 SHILLINGS', unused. 

RPSofV Certificate (2003) for the 15/-, of which Dzelme states only 1200 were printed.{Page 88.1} (4) 

673 O A/B - 1881 Provisional Surcharges 'ONE PENNY' to 'TEN POUNDS' Dzelme #R3-16 (ex the 5/-), a few 

minor faults, pen cancellations.{Page 88.3} (13) 

674 G/V A B1 - 1881 Provisional Surcharges 2d 3d & 6d plus a scarce block of 4 of the 2d, all postally used. (7) 175 T 

400 

300 T 

300 T 

Ex Lot 675 

Lot 676 

Lot 677 

675 O A/B - 1881 Crown/CA (Wide) 1d to £10 Dzelme R17-31, a few minor faults, various revenue cancels. 

Dzelme states only 5160 of the £5 & 6060 of the £10 were printed.{Page 88.5} (15) 

676 * A A1 - 1881 Crown/CA (Wide) 3/- purple Dzelme R23, large-part o.g.{Page 88.4} 

175 T 

677 W A- A1 - 1881 Crown/CA (Wide) 15/- purple Dzelme R27, unused. Dzelme states only 6720 were pri 

nted.{Page 88.6} 

300 T 

300 T 

Ex Lot 678 


Lot 682 Lot 683 

678 O A/B - 1896 Crown/CA (Narrow) 1d to £1 Dzelme R32-40, the 3/- with fault at top, various revenue cancels 

except for the 2/6d which is postally used. Dzelme states only 6240 of each of the 3/- 5/- & 10/- and 

only 3540 of the £1 were printed.{Page 88.9} (9) 

300 T 

Ex Lot 679 

679 G/F A B1 - 1896 Crown/CA (Narrow) 1d to £100 Dzelme R32-43, oval datestamps. A rare set. [Of the three 

ultra-high values, Dzelme states only 300, 150 & 180 respectively were used]{Page 88.12} (12) 

750

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Revenues (continued) 


680 O A/B - 1897-1903 W[crown]A 1d to £1/10/- Dzelme R44-55 including the rare 15/- but without the £1 

(which Dzelme states has not been seen), various revenue cancels. Dzelme states only 2520 of the 

£1/10/- and a mere 60! of the 15/- were printed.{Page 88.7} (11) 

681 ** A B1 - 1897-1903 W[crown]A 3/- purple Dzelme R49, excellent colour, full unmounted o.g. Dzelme states 

10,080 were printed. [A mounted example sold for $460 at our auction of 14/4/2005]{Page 88.8} 

682 * A B1 - 1897-1903 W[crown]A 7/6d purple Dzelme R51, excellent colour, large-part o.g. with a small 

paper-hinge remainder. Ceremuga Certificate (2006) states "Very rare mint". Dzelme states only 6240 

were printed. {Page 88.10} 

683 * A- A1 - 1897-1903 W[crown]A 10/- purple Dzelme R52, excellent colour, minor bend, large-part o.g. Dzelme 

states 28,380 were printed.{Page 88.11} 

684 *WO A/A- MISCELLANEOUS TAXES: Hospital Fund Tax 1½d, 3d yellow, 3d orange, 6d blue, 6d grey, 9d & 1/- 

all with large-part o.g., plus 1½d, 3d yellow, 4½d, 6d grey, 9d, 1/-, 2/- & 5/- all used; Financial 

Emergency Tax 1d, 4d, 9d (unused), 1/-, 2/-, 5/-, 10/- (2, one unused) & £1 (2, one unused). (25) 

500 T 

500 T 

1,000 T 

300 T 

200 T 

Ex Lot 685 


Ex Lot 689 

685 * A/B SUPREME COURT: 1903-05 Overprints 1d 6d & 1/-, 1904-06 Surcharges with Seriffed Value 1/- on 

£1 & 2/- on £1 (2, different watermarks) or Sans Serif Values 2/- on £1 & 2/6d on £1 (small ink-stains), 

1905 Overprinted in Blue 1/- & 2/- on £1, all with large-part o.g. A very scarce group.{Page 89.1} (10) 

686 

*/** - 'FEES' 1907 W[crown]A 6d to 2/6d plus £25 to £100, No Wmk 1d to £1/10/- (ex 6d), 1922 £5 green 

& £10 indigo, then optd 'CANCELLED' Wmk 2/6d plus £25 to £100, No Wmk 1d to £1/10/- (ex 2/6d), 

1922 £5 green & £10 indigo, generally very fine & many are unmounted.{Page 89.2} (35) 

687 O A/A- - 'FEES' 1907 1d to £10 Dzelme S36-47, various cancels. Very scarce used. Dzelme states less than 

10,000 each were sold of the 1d 6d 15/- & £1/10/-, 1560 of the £5 and 1500 of the £10.{Page 89.3} 

(12) 

500 T 

200 T 

400 T 

Lot 688 

688 P B - 'FEES' 1907 15/- Dzelme S43 imperforate plate proof marginal block of 4 from the left of the sheet in 

the issued colour on ungummed watermarked paper, minor wrinkles.{Page 89.5} 

689 * A B1 - 'PROBATE DUTY' 1903-06 Overprints on Internal Revenue W[crown]A 6d Dzelme S110 & 5/- S113, 

plus 3d on 6d S119, large-part o.g. Dzelme states only 871, 371 and 507 respectively were sold.{Page 

89.4} (3) 

690 */** A - 'PROBATE DUTY' 1907 1d to £1/10/- plus £25 Dzelme S122-131 plus 134, 1922 New Colours £5 

orange to £50 brown, mostly unmounted; then optd 'CANCELLED' 1907 1d to £1/10/- plus £25, and 

1922 New Colours £5 orange & £10 dull claret. (28) 

300 T 

300 T 

250 T 


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Lot 699 

Ex Lot 692 

Lot 701 

Lot 700 

Lot 705 

Lot 706 

Lot 718 

Lot 724

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691 

692 

C 

C/CL 

Group of PPCs including Zieher & VSM embossed "stamps" types, others by Foy & Gibson, Falk & 

Austral Stores, also Swan Express "Guildford Post Office" and Albert & Co "Kalgoorlie Gold Escort 

Going to the Mint", some non-WA cards used in WA, condition variable, mostly used. (20) 

Annotated group of covers etc including registered items from Broome Hill, Davyhurst, Mt Morgan, 

Subiaco (1911, with early red registration label) & Yarloop, Department of Mines Frank cover with very 

fine boxed 'No.../REGISTERED./KANOWNA, W.A.' arrival b/s, a couple of other Frank Stamp covers, 

Department of Agriculture Journal wrapper front with 2d perf 'OS' x2, 1905 unclaimed registered cover 

with 4d perf 'OS', 1906 OHMS cover with 1d perf 'OS' & superb boxed 'POSTED OUT/OF COURSE' 

h/s, 1899 soiled cover with dumb cancels & 'HALLS CREEK' cds (ERD) in violet etc, condition variable. 

A good lot.{Page 90.1} (28) 

200 T 

800 T 

693 C A- 

Lot 693 

1849 (c.) part-entire to "NG Meares/Resident/York" with largely fine & bold strike of the '[crown]/ 

GENERAL/POST OFFICE/PERTH' d/s (PMI #1b), endorsed "Free" and signed "RHBland" at lower-left, 

minor vertical fold. Rare intra-Colonial mail. [The surviving content is a piece of rollicking patriotic 

doggerel that mentions an assassination attempt on the Queen's life, which must have been that of 

1849. Revett Henry Bland arrived in Perth in August 1829. He was appointed Resident at York by 1834 

& the local Protector of Aborigines in 1841. He left York in October 1848 & Meares was presumably his 

successor. He was Acting Colonial Secretary in 1849 until March 1850 & it is during this short period 

that he would have enjoyed the free franking privilege. Attempts on the Queen's life were made by 

William Hamilton in 1849 and by Robert Pate in 1850. Both were transported for 7 years]{Page 91.1} 

2,500 T 

694 C B 

Lot 694 

Lot 696 

1862 cover to Victoria with rare franking of 1860-64 Imperf 6d sage-green SG 32 (4 margins, slight 

impression from ironed-out vertical fold) tied by very fine 15-bars '8' cancel, 'FREEMANTLE/ 

FE21/1862/WESTERN AUSTRALIA' cds at lower-left, Melbourne transit & fair oval 'BATESFORD/ 

[crown]/MA15/1862/VICTORIA' arrival b/s (LRD), flap removed. Rare inter-Colonial usage.{Page 91.2} 

1,000 T

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695 C A- 

696 C B 

1863 large-part front with rare franking of 1860-64 Rouletted 2d orange-vermilion SG 25 (a large 

stamp with rouletting all sides & well clear of the design at right & base) tied by fine 15-bars '1' in blue, 

Maltese Cross 'PERTH/AP2/1863' d/s also in blue alongside, a couple of very minor blemishes. 

1867 homemade mourning cover to England "via Marseilles" with 2d yellow pair & 6d violet tied by 

Perth duplex, London transit cds in red on the face & 'BRIGHTON' arrival b/s, repaired flap.{Page 

91.3} 

500 T 

1,000 

697 C B 

698 C B 

699 C A- 

700 C C 

701 C B 

Lot 697 

Lot 698 

1868 cover to England "via Marsels" [sic] with lovely franking of 1864 CC 4d carmine & 6d violet tied 

by light strikes of 15-bars '1' cancel, 'PERTH/NO11/1868/=WESTERN-AUSTRALIA=' cds at left, 

'PORTSMOUTH' arrival b/s crossed by repaied tear on the flap, minor blemishes on the reverse. Most 

attractive.{Page 92.1} 

1882 cover to England with scarce franking of CA Perf 14 2d pair & Perf 12 4d carmine SG 84 tied by 

15-bars '3' cancels of 'PERTH' (cds alongside), embossed 'JOHN SUMMERS/CARRIAGE/ 

BUILDER/PERTH WA' in red on the flap, 'BRIGHTON' arrival b/s, light allover soiling. [The earliest 

advertising cover we have offered from Western Australia]{Page 92.2} 

1883 cover to England with CA 6d lilac tied by fair strike of the 9-bars '8' cancel, very fine 

'FREMANTLE/NO24/1883/=WESTERN-AUSTRALIA=' cds below, two different London backstamps. 

[The latest 9-bars '8' cover by 19 months: not listed in the Pope & Reynolds census]{Page 90.2} 

1884 Post Office Savings Bank card (150x120mm) 'TO BE USED ONLY BY CHILDREN ATTENDING 

SCHOOLS' with 'GERALDTON' cds at L/R and CA 1d x12 tied by 12-bars '1' of Perth, minor overall 

soiling & minor peripheral faults. The only example we have seen but Pope & Reynolds state that the 

12-bars '1' was "In use on Child's [sic] Savings cards from August 1881"]{Page 90.4} 

1888 cover to England with CA 6d lilac (a bit oxidized) tied by fine strike of the 15-bars '23' cancel, very 

fine 'GINGIN/("2 12")/188("8")/=WESTERN-AUSTRALIA=' cds at lower-left, very fine 'PERTH/W.A. - 

GPO' (sideways) duplex (PMI DxA-5) transit b/s affected by part of the flap having been removed, 

minor repaired tear at top. [The latest 6d rate cover from Gingin, not listed in the Pope & Reynolds 

census]{Page 90.3} 

1,000 T 

1,250 

400 T 

250 T 

300 T 

702 C B 

703 C B 

704 C 

Lot 702 Lot 709 

1890 cover to London (b/s) "via Brindisi" (amended to "Naples") with scarce franking of a very fine 6d 

lilac vertical pair tied by 'ALBANY - KGS' (King George Sound) duplex, embossed 'P&O SS 

BRITANNIA' on the flap, repaired flap fault & a couple of minor blemishes. A very scarce cover.{Page 

92.3} 

1893 cover to Guildford (duplex arrival b/s) with scarce franking of 'ONE PENNY' on 3d + 1d tied by 

Gingin duplex, minor blemishes. 

1894-96 covers with Postal Fiscal frankings of 'I.R./TWO PENCE' pair, and Long Types 1d pair, 2d and 

3d, condition variable. The vendor paid £250 many years ago. (4) 

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250 T

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705 C B 

706 C B 

707 C B 

708 C A- 

709 C B 

1896 usage of GB 2½d Envelope to "Mallina Gold Mine/Roebourne" via Albany with very fine 

'TRAVELLING POST OFFICE/MR28/96/G.S.R.W.A.' transit b/s & Roebourne arrival b/s of AP1/96, 

minor blemishes. [Mallina is S of Roebourne & 22km ESE of Whim Creek. There was no PO until 1910 

but a TO operated 16/7/1896 until 9/3/1899. Mallina is within the current Indee Gold Project]{Page 

90.5} 

1898 usage to England of 'Mining and Industrial Exhibition' wrapper with a partly very fine strike of the 

'WESTERN AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITION/[swan]/COOLGARDIE' Frank h/s in purple as is the underlined 

'OFFICIAL PAID' h/s, minor blemishes.{Page 90.6} 

1899 cover from England to Fremantle with WA 1d only duly cancelled & the cover not taxed, boxed 

'UNCLAIMED' h/s & 'DEAD LETTER OFFICE/PERTH WA' b/s in purple, returned to the London 

Returned Letter Office from where it was forwarded in stampless OHMS 'Returned Postal Packet' 

envelope, minor blemishes. Most unusual. (2) 

1900 cover to the United States with ½d & 2d tied by 'MT LEONORA' cds, very fine strike of 'TPO 

EGF/WA' (Eastern Gold Field) cds & Perth transit b/s, a couple of very minor blemishes. [Goldmining: 

202km N of Kalgoorlie. Truly remote!] 

1901 cover to France "Via Italy" with 1d x2 & 2d grey x2 tied by 'R'-in-oval h/s, largely superb strike of 

the double-oval 'POST & TELEGRAPH OFFICE/20FEB01/MARBLE BAR, W.A.' d/s - unrecorded in 

PMI - in violet, French TPO cds in red on the face & very fine 'PUTEAUX/SEINE' arrival b/s, 

opened-out & a couple of faults. [Goldmining. Marble Bar is renowned as the hottest place on the 

driest continent]{Page 92.4} 

400 T 

250 T 

250 T 

175 T 

400 T 

Lot 710 Lot 711 

710 PS A- - envelope to England with Coat of Arms embossed in blue on the flap & very fine strike of the 

'GOVERNOR OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA/[crown]/FRANK STAMP' Frank h/s in blue cancelled by 

'SMR/PERTH WA' cds, 'PAID/OFFICIALLY/WEST AUSTRALIA' h/s at left, a couple of very minor 

blemishes.{Page 93.1} 

711 C B - Grand Lodge of Western Australia illustrated cover from Fremantle to England with 1d only, badly 

worn 'T' h/s & Mss "15c", superb British '3D/I.S./B.' h/s, minor blemishes and the flap removed.{Page 

93.2} 

712 C A- 

1902 cover to England with 2d only tied by light 'DAY DAWN' duplex, superb 'T/5' h/s & light but very 

fine '("1d")/MORE TO PAY' h/s, also British '1d/F.B.' h/s. [Goldmining: 5km SW of Cue] 

400 T 

300 T 

200 T 

Lot 713 

Lot 715 

713 C A- - WA Bank cover front to Perth with 2d & 3d tied by 'T.P.O - E.G' (Eastern Goldfields) cds, faint 

'COOLGARDIE' Bank h/s at lower-left. [Presumably the cover was meant to be registered but it was 

posted onto the train where there was no registration facility available]{Page 93.3} 

400 T

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714 C A - Senator Matheson local cover with ½d only tied by LC Room duplex, large 'T'-in-circle h/s and 

Australian Blank Tablet 1d Postage Due tied by 'PR/PERTH' Poste Restante cds. 

715 C A- 

1903 Chinese merchant's cover to "Haiphund/Tong Kin" [sic] with 2½d & 3d tied by 'R'-in-oval h/s, oval 

'REGISTERED/PERTH WA' to right, Hong Kong transit & 'HAIPHONG/TONKIN' arrival b/s, a couple of 

very minor blemishes.{Page 93.4} 

716 C B - Wilcox Smith cover to Dunedin (b/s) with 2d yellow & 2½d blue pair tied by good strikes of the scarce 

'NEWCASTLE/WESTERN AUSTRALIA - N ' duplex, 'R'-in-cogwheel h/s below, boxed Perth 

registration d/s, minor faults. 

717 CL B - OHMS cover to Canada with perf 'WA' ½d & 1d tied by GPO duplex, 'BINSCARTH/MAN' arrival b/s, 

minor blemishes. 

718 C A- 

719 C C 

720 C A-/B 

1904 cover to Belgium with ½d 2d & 3d cancelled by 'R'-in-oval, unusually no identifying datestamp, 

fine strike of the rare 'A.R.'-in-oval h/s, Belgian arrival b/s & '448' postman's h/s.{Page 90.7} 

1905 Austral Stores PPC to Japan with ½d & 1d tied by Cottesloe cds, Colombo & 'SINGAPORE TO 

HONG KONG' marine sorter (unusually in red) transits, Kobe & Japanese language cds on the face, 

Japanese endorsements & superb 'INCONNU.' h/s in red, triple-oval 'DEAD LETTER OFFICE/GPO 

PERTH WA' d/s in violet, soiled & a few bends. 

1906 & 1908 Government Geologist's Season's Greetings PPCs "Some means of transport on the 

EMurchison Goldfield" or "The Early Days of Pilbara GF" (sluicing) both to Denmark with ½d & 1d 

(torn) or perf 'OS' ½d pair but not taxed, a few minor blemishes. (2) 

721 C B 1907 PPC to England with 1d tied by large-part 'LOOSE SHIP LETTE[R]' handstamp (Hosking #1424; 

rated DD) of 'LARGS BAY' (very fine squared-circle alongside), minor toning. 

722 C A- 

723 C B 

1909 PPC to "Glen Mervyn/Preston" with 1d tied by fine strike of the 15-bars '17' cancel of 

'AUSTRALIND' (very fine cds below). [Not included in Pope & Reynolds' census of 24 covers. Our 

vendor states that a similar item sold for $2200 at a Perth auction!!] 

1910 usage of early International Reply Coupon with 'BROAD ARROW/WA' cds, ironed-out fold. Rare, 

but please don't fall for the FIP nonsense that these things are postal stationery. 

724 C A- - merchant's cover to Switzerland with 2d only & 'T/10' h/s of Fremantle, Swiss 10c Postage Due tied 

by 'YVERDON' cds.{Page 90.8} 

725 PS B - usage of Austrian 10h Postal Card to "Colgardie" [sic] with unusual routing via NSW (light 'ENGLISH 

MAIL NSW' transit b/s), very fine strikes of the boxed 'UNCLAIMED' (very worn) & 'UNKNOWN BY 

LETTER CARRIER' handstamps, endorsed "Retour/Karlsbad" in red, Coolgardie cds & poor transit b/s 

of the DLO Perth cds in red, minor blemishes. 

726 

C 

1912 Appleby hand-illustrated cover fronts with the English address incorporated into the designs 1) of 

the Halfpenny Stamp with ½d x2; & 2) a map of England with 1d x2, apparently overweight and with 

WA and GB tax h/s; both with 'NEWCARNIE' cds, minor blemishes/toning. Attractive pair. 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Postmarks 

200 

300 T 

250 

250 

400 T 

200 T 

200 T 

200 T 

250 

100 T 

300 

200 T 

300 

727 S 

728 S 

729 SD 

730 S 

731 D A- A1 

Ex Lot 727 

Goldfields collection on Swans on annotated pages with a number of very scarce items including 

superb 'DAVYHURST' on 8d, 'DIORITE KING' (1899), 'DUKETON', triple-oval 'MONEY ORDER 

OFFICE/MT MAGNET', 'SOUTH BOULDER', 'YUNDAMINDERA' etc. Handy lot.{Page 94.1} (53) 

Single-volume collection of Commonwealth Period postmarks on Swans including 'CONDON', 

'GULLEWA', 'IDA H' (on 1/-), 'TELEGRAPH OFFICE/MENZIES WA' (PMI #ORS2 on strip of 3), 

'MERREDIN' in red, 'PAID NORTHAM', 'PALACE HOTEL', 'POST OFFICE/("8 6 07"/PARKERVILLE', 

'TELEGRAPHS/PERTH WA', 'PRESTON' (1897; L/H portion of duplex), 'ROUND HILL', 'WATEROUS 

MILL', etc. Not world-beating but worthwhile. (100s) 

'SAVINGS BANK/CUBALLING', 'SAVINGS BANK/OC29/00/JARRAHDALE WA', 'SA[VINGS BA]NK/ 

JA31/8/MT LEONORA', 'S B PADDINGTON', and fair strikes of similar types from Bulong, Dongara & 

Kurawa. Very scarce group. (7) 

Array on leaves & Hagner of Numerals & Letters-in-Bars on Swans with values to 1/- & a few better 

stamps noted, many very fine to superb strikes, 15-bars '16' & '18' both in blue, also a few later cds & 

other cancels. (140+) 

Canning Mills: double-oval 'POST OFFICE/2MAY1899/CANNING MILLS, W.A.' very fine strike on 2d 

grey pair (a couple of toned perfs). Rare. PO 1/10/1894; RO 17/9/1906; closed 30/6/1927. [Timber mill] 

250 T 

500 T 

150 T 

250 T 

240 T

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Postmarks (continued) 


732 PS A+ B1 

733 D B A2 

734 D A A1+ 

Great Boulder: duplex 'GREAT BOULDER/ 2 /AU19/97/W.A - PO' largely very fine strike in blue on 1d 

Postal Card to Fremantle, Kalgoorlie b/s. PO 12/4/1897; renamed Boulder 15/9/1897. [Goldmining. 

6km SE of Kalgoorlie] 

Harvey (2): triple-oval 'POST & TELEGRAPH O[FFICE]/14JUL99/HARVEY, W.A.' [LRD] very fine 

strike in violet on 2d grey pair (ink-stain at one corner). Rare: recorded 9 months only. PO 1/2/1895. 

Laverton: double-oval 'POST & TELEGRAPH OFFICE/17JUL1900/LAVERTON, W.A.' (ERD) superb 

strike in violet on small piece. PO 13/9/1899. [Goldmining: this is the strike illustrated in PMI] 

150 T 

120 T 

160 T 

735 C C 


Toweranna: mss "Towranna/Sep 24 97/W.A." [sic] across 5d on cover to London, also cancelled with 

circle-of-bars probably applied in transit as PMI shows that the PO obliterator was an oval type, 

Roebourne & Perth (blue) transit b/s, some soiling/toning. A rare cover. T.O. only 12/7/1897; closed 

27/7/1898. [Goldmining: 16km S of Whim Creek]{Page 95.1} 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Postal Stationery 

736 PS A/B 

737 PS A/B 

738 

739 

PS 

PS 

740 PS A-/B 

Postal Cards 1d PC10A & 1½d+1½d; Letter Card 2d; Envelopes 1d, 2d orange (discoloured), 2d 

yellow (rare; minor tonespots) & 2½d (discoloured & the flap stuck); Registration Envelope RE2; and 

Wrappers 1d WR2 & ½d WR3, all with concentric circles CTO cancel. For UPU distribution. (10) 

Unused selection comprising Postal Cards (13, including ½d sepia, Melbourne Zinco 1d with advert on 

reverse, & a superb American Fleet 1d); Reply Cards (both); Letter Cards (4, including 2d brown); 

Envelopes 2d, 'ONE PENNY' on 2d orange & 'ONE PENNY' on 2d yellow-orange (not "yellow"); 

Registration Envelope 3d RE1; and Wrappers ½d & 1d both folded, and No Border ½d; a few 

blemishes but most are very fine.{Page 95.2} (25) 

Postal Cards 1d unused (5) & used (2); Letter Cards 'ONE PENNY' on 2d very fine unused (3); and 

Envelopes 2d orange (2, used at Wagin with different cds), minor faults. (12) 

Basic collection in Hagner album with Postal Cards including 'SPECIMEN' handstamp on ½d & 1d, 3d 

green, Visit of American Fleet 1d (2, one used), Unbordered Surfaced Stock 1d; Envelopes 2d orange 

used (poor) & 'ONE PENNY' on 2d; several with concentric circles cancels including 1d+1d & 

1½d+1½d Reply Cards, ½d & 1d Wrappers and 3d Registration Envelope; etc, condition rather mixed 

but most are presentable to fine.{Page 98.1} (40) 

Selection prepared for UPU distribution comprising Postal Cards 1d & 1½d (Perth cds), 1d+1d & 

1½d+1½d Reply Cards, 2d Letter Card, 1d 2d & 2½d Envelopes, 3d Registration Envelope and ½d & 

1d Wrappers, generally fine to very fine but with some adhesions on the reverse from where they were 

previously affixed in an official collection, all with concentric circles cancels. (11) 

400 T 

500 T 

1,000 T 

175 T 

750 

400 

741 PS B 

Lot 741 Lot 742 

ENVELOPES: 1910 2½d blue EN4, light overall discolouration & a couple of minor tonespots on the 

reverse, flap stuck, unused. Rare: only a few unused examples have been recorded. [Margaret 

Hamilton's example sold for $2420 at the Macray Watson auction of 30/3/1999] {Page 95.3} 

1,500 T

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Postal Stationery (continued) 


Lot 743 

Lot 744 

742 PS A+ - 1909 Large Die (24x20mm) 1d rose-pink EN6, unused. Superb! Rare. [Margaret Hamilton's example 

sold for $1100 at the Macray Watson auction of 30/3/1999] {Page 95.4} 

743 PS A - 1912 'ONE PENNY' in Blue on 2d orange EN8 (lower flap 45mm deep) to London with Perth Krag 

machine cancel of 4NOV12. {Page 96.1} 

744 PS A+ 

745 

LETTER CARDS: 1902 1d LC1, unused, Cat $1000. Superb! [The issue was withdrawn soon after 

release because the admonition 'FOR USE WITHIN WESTERN AUSTRALIA' was wrong: 1d was for 

local delivery only]{Page 96.2} 

PS POSTAL CARDS: Used selection including a very fine American Fleet 1d usage under cover in 1910 

unfortunately with a faked cancel, a few nice usages including 1d to NSW with 'DEFICIENT 

POSTAGE' h/s crossed-through & endorsed "error", 1d to GB with very fine 'T' h/s, ½d (+ ½d) to GB 

with 'TOO-LATE' h/s etc, also 1d+1d Rehlen usage, condition a bit mixed but many are fine to very 

fine.{Page 98.2} (13) 

746 P B - 1879 ½d die proof in black on glazed card reduced to stamp size, tiny magenta mark at base & a 

trifle soiled.{Page 64.9} 

747 PS A+ - 1879 ½d & 1d PC1 & 2 both with 'SPECIMEN.' handstamp. Superb! (2) 

250 T 

750 T 

300 T 

750 

400 T 

400 T 

Lot 748 

748 PS B - 1905 Provisional 1d with 'ALSO AVAILABLE FOR UNITED KINGDOM WITHOURT EXTRA 

POSTAGE' handstamp in blue at the top #PC12A to Sydney with Perth cds of 15AU05, minor 

blemishes & a small repaired tear at left. One of the great rarities of Australian Postal Stationery. The 

new 1d with admonition "Available...United Kingdom..." is recorded from November 1905. [Only 2 

unused & 3 used examples recorded. Margaret Hamilton's used example sold for $7975 at the Macray 

Watson auction of 30/3/1999]{Page 96.3} 

6,000 T

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Postal Stationery (continued) 


749 PS A - 1909 Unbordered Surfaced Stock 1d PC18 with ½d tied by Fremantle cds, to Holland with postman's 

handstamp '288'. 

750 PS B - 1910 Unbordered Surfaced Stock 1d PC18 to Malta with two cds & postman's delivery h/s on the 

face, brief message, minor blemishes. [Telegraphic messages were sent to Perth, transcribed onto 

Postal Cards, & forwarded. All other cards we have seen from this well-known correspondence bore 

messages headed "Cocos Islands" & this is probably from the same origin] 

250 T 

250 

Lot 751 Lot 752 

751 PS B - 1912 1½d blue/green PC19, a few minor tonespots, unused. Rare: only 5 or 6 unused examples 

recorded. [Margaret Hamilton's example sold for $1265 at the Macray Watson auction of 30/3/1999 

]{Page 97.1} 

752 PS B - 1912 'ONE PENNY' in Blue on 2d carmine PC20, printed advice for Tomlinson Bros Engineers, very 

late usage with Perth machine cancel of 11DEC14, grubby thumb-mark on the reverse.{Page 97.2} 

753 PS A- 

754 PS B 

ADEN 

755 C C 

756 C B 

ANTARCTICA 

REGISTRATION ENVELOPES: 1902 Text in Red 3d red-brown RE1 to United States with 1d & 2d 

tied by 'R'-in-oval h/s, oval 'REGISTERED/PERTH WA' d/s below, light strike of the rare boxed 

'STAMP ISSUING OFFICE/4JUL1904/G.P.O.' d/s in purple at lower-left, New York arrival b/s, a couple 

of minor blemishes. 

WRAPPERS: 1902 Double-Lined Borders 1d red WR2, to "Museum/Adelaide" with very fine Kalgoorlie 

Duplex, endorsed "2 papers", minor wrinkling. 

1902 local poste restante usage of illustrated Eastern Telegraph Co 'TELEGRAM' envelope with India 

½a & 2a tied by indistinct cancels, 'R'-in-circle h/s below & 'ADEN/REG.' b/s, repaired tear at upper-left 

& ironed-out creasing, the envelope having obviously been screwed-up & tossed in the cylindrical file! 

Rare, especially for being registered.{Page 98.3} 

1945 stampless commercial cover from Singapore with cds of 8OC/1945 during the period of free 

postage, however this was not recognised so taxed on arrival with superb strike of the rare 

'ADEN-CAMP/DUE/("5")AS' h/s; also 1953 cover to India with 3/75c meter. (2) 

757 */** A A1 FRENCH: 1955 'TERRES AUSTRALES...' Overprint on Madagascar 15fr Bird SG 1 block of 4, the 

upper units lightly mounted, the lower units unmounted. 

AUSTRIA 

758 

PS 

759 F A- A1 

760 C A/B 

BECHUANALAND 

1869-1918 collection of Postal Cards and Envelopes including Hungarian issues affixed in an oldtime 

album, with an excellent array of datestamps including straight-line, oval, boxed & "thimble" types. 

Noted usages from Wadowice (Poland), Prague, Zagreb, Trieste and Hungarian offices including 

'CSONGARD', 'TOT-KOMBOS', 'KAPOSVAR', 'SZENDRO', 'MEZO-RERENY', 'NAGY-KABOLY', 

'UJHELY', 'KAROLY-FEHERVAR', 'EMOD', 'SALGO TARJ...', 'NAGY-VARAD', 'POZSONY', 

'SOPRON', 'LOSONCZ', 'LAJOS-MIZSE' etc, also a few unusued Hungarian items including a Postal 

Card with multiple adverts on the reverse. The condition is rather mixed but some items have become 

detached from the pages and we expect most could be removed. (85 items) 

1933 WIPA 50g(+50g) Mailcoach on Granite Paper Mi 556A corner example on Wipa postcard, well 

centred, boxed cancel and strikes of the Exhibition concave-boxed & "sunburst" datestamps below, a 

couple of very minor tonespots, unaddressed, Cat €650 + premium for being on cover.{Page 98.4} 

Rocket Mail: 1933 (Dec 10) second flight of mailrocket V18 cover front (paperclip stain) with 30g 

triangular commemorative label affixed with 'POST-RAKETE/V18' h/s in red; also (Dec 29) cover for 

the first catapult launch of rocket K1 with 20g rocket label optd 'Katapultflug' in blue & numbered '597' 

in manuscript, both items signed by rocket constructor Friedrich Schmiedl in pencil. (2) 

761 ** A/A- TATI CONCESSIONS: 1896 Elephant 1/- to £5 Barefoot 1-6, a couple of characteristic minor 

gumbends, full unmounted o.g., Cat £350 (mounted).{Page 64.5} (6) 

500 T 

250 T 

250 T 

250 T 

500 

200 T 

150 

300 

400 

400 T 

400

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Ex Lot 739 

Ex Lot 745 

Lot 755 

Lot 759 

Lot 783 

Ex Lot 774 

Lot 804

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BRITISH WEST INDIES 

762 * A BAHAMAS: 1935 Silver Jublee 1/- Dot by Flagstaff SG 144h, Cat £250. 

250 T 

763 

*/**O 

Ex Lot 763 

BERMUDA: 1938-53 KGVI Keyplates selection comprising 2/- mint (7, plus SG 116e two unmounted 

blocks of 4) & used (2), 2/6d mint (5, plus SG 117b block of 4) & used, 5/- mint (4) & used (2), 10/- SG 

SG 119a & 119d both mint, 12/6d mint (4, including SG 120 with small thin), & £1 mint (2) & used, 

most not identified, a few small defects but generally very fine, Cat £1600+ minimum. A colourful and 

appealing lot.{Page 99.1} (42) 

764 ** A A1 - 1938-53 KGVI Keyplates Perf 13 12/6d grey & pale orange SG 120e marginal strip of 4 from the top 

of the sheet [6-9], the last unit with Shaved Upper Lip, well centred, unmounted, Cat £380++.{Page 

104.1} 

765 V A B1 - 1938-53 KGVI Keyplates Perf 13 12/6d grey & yellow SG 120e block of 4, central 'ST GEORGES/ 

28OCT50/BERMUDA' cds stated to be the Earliest Recorded Date for the 11th (August 1950) Printing, 

Cat £300+. Ex Wilson Wong.{Page 104.11} 

766 

767 

BURMA 

O - 1938-53 KGVI Keyplates 12/6d single, two pairs & a block of 4 (one unit defective) all with telegraph 

puncture. (9) 

* ST KITTS-NEVIS: 1938-50 KGVI ½d to £1 SG 68-77f stated to include all listed perfs and shades 

except SG 73b 74b & 77c but including 1d carmine-pink SG 69b (small fault) & 3d Perf 14 SG 73e, 

STC £530 (unmounted). (34) 

768 PS A- 

1939 usage of Indian KGV Envelope uprated with KGVI ½a to 'THABYEGAN' (arrival b/s), cancelled at 

Rangoon with very fine strike of the tiny 'Paquebot' h/s (Hisking #3016; rated C) below. 

769 ** A/A- Officials: 1939 'SERVICE' Overprints on KGVI 1r purple & blue SG O24 complete sheet of 100, most 

units are very fine unmounted, Cat £1600++. 

CEYLON 

770 G A B1 

CHINA 

1912-25 MCA 20r SG 319 two examples in diffferent shades, and 1921-32 Script 20r SG 357, postal 

cancellations, Cat £525.{Page 64.6} (3) 

1,000 

400 

400 

100 

200 

100 T 

500 

300 

771 W A 

772 */**W 

773 **B A 

Ex Lot 776 

Schaubek pages with a range of Heavenly Gate issues plus an array of Surcharges that may or may 

not be worthwhile, no gum as issued; also $20,000 on $10,000 scarlet SG 1431 used, and some 

reprints. (130+) 

Interesting but somewhat disorganised collection in Schaubek album with lots of Communist Issues for 

Central & South, East, North & North East China etc, blocks of Overprints on Sun Yat Sen issues, 

Russian Post Offices, some imperforate issues etc, generally very fine with no gum as issued or mint. 

Inspection a must. (100s) 

Large carton of modern geegaws including oversize "miniature sheets" notably the 1999 gold foil New 

Year set in special folder and the PRC/Hong Kong/Macau monstrosity for the Successful Olympics Bid 

that, at 480x285mm, must be the world's biggest M/S!!), undenominated souvenir sheetlets, booklets 

and other ghastly emissions, unmounted. Obscene initial cost. 

Offer 

400 

Offer

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Lot 805 

Lot 806 

Ex Lot 808 

Ex Lot 818 

Ex Lot 884 

Ex Lot 820 

Lot 789 

Lot 831

Jul 11, 2008 


CHINA (continued) 


774 

C 

775 W A 

776 W** A 

Schaubek boxed album and Hagner binder with an unsorted array of covers, with Sun Yat-Sen 

frankings, Junks including a printed registered letter envelope with 'AR'-in-circel h/s, 1936 France- 

China First Flight, PRC frankings including Cultural Revolution period, modern mail etc, many are "red 

band" types, generally fine. Includes a few with stamps we couldn't find in Gibbons.{Page 98.5} (89) 

1949-54 Commemoratives Political Conference to Sino-Soviet Treaty all with the accompanying 

reprints, plus Doves, Taiping, Tibet etc, without gum as issued, STC £465+. (77) 

1951-65 Issues virtually complete in Schaubek hingeless boxed album with a few better Heavenly 

Gate issues, 1952 Gymnastics blocks of 4 originals (plus a used set) & reprints, 1955-56 Occupations, 

Pigs, 40th Anniversary of Party, Tang Dynasty Pottery, Rebirth of Tibetan People, Cranes, Support for 

Cuba, 4th Anniversary of Cuban Revolution (10f Castro stained), Butterflies, Pandas, Yenan Shrine, 

Yin Bronzes, 15th Anniversary of Republic strip, Tsunyi Conference, Chingkang Mountains, PLA, 

Victory over Japanese, etc etc, no gum as issued or unmounted, Cat £3800+. {Page 99.2} (100s) 

777 ** A 1955-2005 Miniature Sheets collection in Schaubek hingless boxed album, including 1955 Scientists, 

1979 National Games, 30th Anniversary & Great Wall, 1980 Lotus, Qi Baishi and China Exhibition 

sheetlets, 1981 Twelve Beauties, 1983 Terracotta Warriors & Western Chamber, 1984 Beauties, 

thereafter apparently complete, no gum as issued or unmounted, Cat £1250++. 

778 W A A2 

1955 Military Post $800 orange-yellow, vermilion & red-orange SG M1593, characteristic rough perfs, 

no gum as issued, Cat £95. 

779 W A 1958 Heroes Monument M/S SG 1749a, no gum as issued, Cat £110. 

150 

780 W A 1958 Kuan Han-Ching M/S SG 1762a, no gum as issued, Cat £180 (2006). 

200 

781 ** A B1 1960 Goldfish SG 1911-1922, unmounted, Cat £225 (2006). (12) 

200 

500 

400 

2,500 

800 

100 

Ex Lot 782 

Ex Lot 786 

Ex Lot 784 

782 ** A B1 1960-61 Chrysanthemums SG 1947-1964, unmounted, Cat £300 (2006). [A mounted set, with some 

hinge remainders, sold for $483 at a Melbourne auction in October 2007]{Page 101.1} (18) 

783 V A 

1961 Table Tennis Championships M/S SG 1971a, 48mm pictorial First Day of Issue cds in red, Cat 

£275+ (2006).{Page 98.6} 

784 ** A B1 1962 Mei Lan-fang SG 2037-2044, unmounted, Cat £350 (2006).{Page 101.3} (8) 

300 

785 ** A- - M/S SG 2044a, minor corner crease at upper-right, unmounted, Cat £2250 (2006).{Page 102.1} 1,750 

786 W** A/B 

1963 Imperforate Issues Children (no gum), Pandas (a couple of minor gum blemishes), and 

Monkeys (some minor toning), unmounted, Cat £660 (2006).{Page 101.2} (14) 

300 

250 

300 

Ex Lot 787 


Ex Lot 790 

787 ** A/A- 1963 Hwangshun Landscapes SG 2124-2139, some characteristic minor black offsets on the gum, 

unmounted, Cat £425 (2006).{Page 101.4} (16) 

788 ** A B1 1964 Peonies SG 2185-2199, unmounted, Cat £225 (2006).{Page 101.5} (15) 

200 

789 V A+ - M/S SG 2199a, pictorial First Day of Issue cancellation, Cat £450. Superb!{Page 100.7} 

500 

790 ** A B1 1965 Petroleum Industry and Hydro-Electric Power Station SG 2216-2220 and 2223-2226, 

unmounted, Cat £400 (2006).{Page 101.7} (9) 

300 

300

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Lot 785 

791 ** A B1 1965 Second National Games SG 2280-2290, unmounted, Cat £200 (2006).{Page 101.6} (11) 

150 


792 ** A 1966-69 Cultural Revolution Issues on Schaubek illustrated pages including Industrial Machines, 

Revolution Games, Lu Hsun, Oilwell Fighters, Liu Ying-chun, Five Year Plan, 18th Anniversary, 

Literature & Art (2nd Issue), etc, unmounted, Cat £1150+ (2006); also a facsimile of "All the Country is 

Red".{Page 102.2} (80) 

850 

Bid boldly: you may not get another opportunity!

Jul 11, 2008 




Ex Lot 793 

793 ** A A1 1967 Thoughts of Mao Tse-dung (First Issue) SG 2343-2353 including the two se-tenant strips of 5, 

the gold printing untarnished, unmounted, Cat £1775.{Page 103.1} (11) 

794 ** A A1 1967 Labour Day SG 2354-8, unmounted, Cat £275. (5) 

250 

795 ** A A1 1967 Mao Tse-dung's Talks on Literature SG 2359-2361, unmounted, Cat £480.{Page 102.3} (3) 400 

796 ** A B1 1967 Communist Party SG 2362-6, unmounted, Cat £300. (5) 

250 

1,750 


797 ** A A1 1967 Our Great Teacher SG 2367-9, unmounted, Cat £470.{Page 103.2} (3) 

400 

798 ** A B1 1968 Poems of Mao Tse-dung SG 2372-2385, unmounted, Cat £1100.{Page 103.3} (14) 

1,000 

799 ** A B1 1968 Revolutionary Literature & Art SG 2387-2392, unmounted, Cat £250. (5) 

200 

Lot 800 

800 ** A B1 1968 Directives of Mao Tse-dung se-tenant strip of 5 SG 2397a, unmounted, Cat £1900.{Page 

103.4} 

1,750 

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Ex Lot 825 

Lot 764 

Ex Lot 834 

Ex Lot 824 

Ex Lot 842 

Lot 835 

Lot 843 

Lot 894 

Lot 877 

Ex Lot 888 

Lot 765 

Ex Lot 909

Jul 11, 2008 




Ex Lot 801 

801 ** A 1970-83 Issues apparently complete (no M/Ss) in Schaubek illustrated boxed album, unmounted, Cat 

£2000+.{Page 105.1} (100s) 

802 W A 1978 National Science Conference imperforate M/S SG 2765a, no gum as issued, Cat £350. 

300 

803 ** A 1978 Galloping Horses imperforate M/S SG 2781, unmounted, Cat £200. 

200 

804 ** A 1978 Arts & Crafts "Flying Fairies" M/S SG 2815, unmounted, Cat £250.{Page 98.7} 

250 

805 ** A 1978 Highway Bridges M/S SG 2834, unmounted, Cat £250.{Page 100.1} 

250 

806 ** A 1979 Riccione Stamp Fair overprinted Great Wall M/S SG 2874, unmounted, Cat £425.{Page 100.2} 400 

1,250 

Lot 807 

807 ** A 1979 Study Science M/S SG 2900, unmounted, Cat £700.{Page 105.2} 

600 

808 ** A 1979 Camellias M/S SG 2922, and overprinted for the PRC Stamp Exhibition SG 2923, unmounted, 

Cat £390.{Page 100.3} (2) 

809 ** A 1984-2005 Issues virtually complete (no M/Ss) in two Schaubek illustrated boxed albums, missing only 

a couple of later issues, unmounted. (100s) 

COCOS ISLANDS 

810 CPS A/B 

CZECHOSLOVAKIA 

811 C A- 

1952 commercial cover to Victoria with Singapore 10c & 50c, 1953 Qantas Coronation covers (2) & 

aerogramme, and 1954 Royal Visit cover with Singapore KGV1 Perf 17½x18 35c pair. (5) 

1938 Skodovy Zavody (Skoda) registered cover (233x162mm) to Thailand with rare franking of Fügner 

50h strip of 3 & 2kc marginal block of 7 plus Airs 20kc blue-black tied by Prague cds, boxed 'PRAHA 

7/LETECKA POSTA/POSTE AERIENNE' d/s, Bangkok arrival cds. Marvellous item. 

300 

250 

150 

400

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FALKLAND ISLANDS 

Lot 812 Lot 815 Lot 816 

812 * A A1 1938-50 KGV Pictorials 5/- Sea Lion pale yellow-brown & indigo SG 161b, exceptional centring, very 

lightly mounted, Cat £900.{Page 106.1} 

FIJI 

813 

OW* 

Collection on Hagners including 1872 6c on 3d & 12c on 6d, 1872 Laid Paper 6d rose x2, 1877 4d on 

3d, 1878-99 array including Perf 10x12½ 6d & Perf 11¾x10 2d unused "as is", KGV to 5/-, duplicated 

KGVI including 5d "Blue Canes" & 6d Die I mint, & QEII 1954 Pictorial set *, etc. Mixed condition. 

(500+) 

814 */** A Attractive collection in hingeless Lighthouse album with a few earlies, KEVII to 1/- (2), KGV to £1 

including some listed shades & 4d optd 'SPECIMEN', 1922-29 Script set, KGVI Pictorials unmounted 

to 10/- with some perfs, QEII issues to 1999 complete unmounted with all watermark changes & M/Ss 

etc, also Postage Dues 1917 set with 'SPECIMEN' Opt & 1940 set unmounted, and a few booklets, 

Cat £1500+. (100s) 

815 W B 

1870-71 Fiji Times Express Quadrillé Paper 1/- SG 4, small thin at the top, Cat £1800. RPSofL 

Certificate (1979).{Page 106.2} 

816 ** B A1 1946 Victory 2½d green Printed Double, one Albino SG 268a, well centred, minor soiling on the face, 

unmounted, Cat £400. Brandon Certificate (1996).{Page 106.3} 

817 ** A 1968 Pictorials 9d Bamboo Raft SG 377v horizontal imperforate pair from the left of the sheet, large 

margins, unmounted. Brandon Certificate (1995).{Page 64.11} 

FRANCE 

818 

C 

819 P A 

Bundle of covers & PPCs including six from Monaco, 1805 entire to Quebec with st-line 'IRVINE' h/s, 

1817 with st-line 'AVIGNON' h/s, 1871 mourning cover with Alsace 25c, WWI covers including POW 

mail, airmail, Postage Due, frankings including some better stamps and Cinderellas, condition variable. 

An interesting group, priced to sell at $US2000+.{Page 100.4} (38) 

1997 Rowing 3fr die proof in brown on thin wove paper (129x153mm), signed in pencil by engraver 

"MMörck" (Martin Mörck). Lovely item for the France or sports specialist. 

FRENCH COMMUNITY 

[See also Anatrctica - French Lot 757 and New Hebrides - French Lots 1054-1055] 

820 

821 

822 

823 

CPS 

C 

French Africa mostly commercial covers & PPCs including registered, military, shipmail, airmail, 

official, postage due, censor, overprints, Cinderellas etc, many from small towns, condition variable. 

Inspection a must. Priced to sell at $US2800+.{Page 100.6} (45) 

French Pacific covers with better items from Polynesia, New Caledonia & Wallis et Futuna, some 

smaller offices noted, condition variable. Attractive lot. Priced to sell at $US2000+. (35) 

C French South America interesting group including c.1850 with 'ST PIERRE MARTINIQUE' cds, 1944 

censor from Brazil to French Guyane, 1940s commercial airmail from Inini to America, etc, some better 

stamps, condition variable. (15) 

C 

Commercial & philatelic covers including some better frankings from French India, Syria, Indo-China & 

Antarctic Territories, condition variable. Priced to sell at $US1200+. (28) 

824 * A 1906-07 pictorial sets from Dahomey, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Mauritania, Senegal & Upper Senegal 

-Niger, lightly mounted, Dallay Cat €2900. Gorgeous!{Page 104.4} (103) 

825 * A 1931 Paris International Colonial Exposition complete sets from the 26 participating Colonies, very 

lightly mounted, Dallay Cat €942.{Page 104.2} (103) 

826 ** A 1937 Paris International Exposition complete sets from 21 participating Colonies, unmounted, Dallay 

Cat €429. (126) 

827 ** A - complete set of M/Ss from the 24 participating Colonies, unmounted, Dallay Cat €550. (24) 

400 T 

828 P A+ 

829 

C 

Monaco: 1981 4fr Rembrandt die proof in black on thin wove paper (129x160mm), signed in pencil by 

engraver "GBétemps". Attractive item for the art thematicist. 

St Pierre et Miquelon: Attractive group of commercial & philatelic covers including some better 

frankings, condition variable. Priced to sell at $US1300+. (15) 

800 

400 

850 T 

1,000 

250 T 

400 T 

600 T 

100 T 

750 T 

500 T 

400 T 

300 T 

1,500 T 

400 T 

250 T 

100 T 

350 T

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GERMAN STATES 

830 

O 

GERMANY 

831 CO C 

REVENUES: Mint and used array on album leaves including selections from Bavaria, Brunswick, 

Mecklenburg, Saxony, Württemburg & Prussia, plus later issues from Germany. Unusual material 

seldom offered in Australia. (approx 250) 

1923 (Oct 19) commercial cover (213x134mm) to a Catholic missionary at "Doilon (Madang)/New 

Guinea via Australia" absolutely festooned on both sides with 90 (yes, ninety) Hyper-Inflation 

adhesives comprising 75,000mk on 1000mk blocks of 12 & 60! (folded to the back), 100,000mk x6 & 

2,000,000mk on 5000mk x12 all cancelled with 'KALDENKIRCHEN/(RHEINLAND)' cds, a bit soiled/ 

aged. A truly amazing cover, with a total franking of 30 million marks! [Deulon was on Alexishafen, 

about 16km north of Madang]{Page 100.8} 

GERMAN COLONIES 

[See also Lots 971 to 991 under "New Guinea - German"] 

832 

833 

834 

*O American dealer's stock in small retail packets with many better singles & sets, some postmark 

interest, generally fine but inspection recommended. High retail value. [See multiple scans on our 

website] (100s) 

*O MARSHALL ISLANDS: 'Marschall' Opts (ex 5pf) mint, 'Marshall' Opts mint & used, No Wmk Yachts to 

3mk + 50pf & 80pf optd 'Specimen', & Wmk 5mk, a few minor faults but mostly very fine, Cat €900 

approximately. (32) 

* SAMOA: 1900 Overprints, No Wmk Yachts (hinge remainders) and another set with 'Specimen' Opt 

(some faults), and Wmk Yachts, Cat €1800.{Page 104.3} (36) 

GILBERT & ELLICE ISLANDS 

835 

*/**O 1911-mid 1970s accumulation including used 1911 Opts on Fiji ½d 1d & 6d (on piece), 1911 Pines (4 

sets, 3 on large pieces with KEVII ½d), KGV 5/- (4, one used), 10/- (2) & £1 mint, 1935 Jubilee each 

with sheet number, KGVI including 1939-55 Pictorials (13 sets, 10 * including blocks of four & 3 used), 

Silver Wedding £1 mint (7, inluding a pair and one used) & Postage Dues *, QEII 1956-62 Pictorials (3 

sets, one used), duplicated mint & used array therafter with plenty of multiples sighted. Condition 

variable.{Page 104.6} (many100s) 

836 PS B 

GREAT BRITAIN 

CHRISTMAS ISLAND: 1957 late commercial usage of GB KGVI 6d Registration Envelope size G to 

England with QE 3d & 6d tied by 'BFPO/ * /CHRISTMAS ISLAND' cds, FPO registration label with 

'158'-in-box h/s, sender's address given as BFPO 170, minor blemishes. 

200 

1,000 

2,000 T 

250 

600 

1,000 

150 

837 

838 

Ex Lot 844 

Ex Lot 845 

O*/** KGV & KGVI on Hagners, noted 1912-24 3d (2) & 7d unmounted, 1924 ½d to 1/- *, 1934 ½d to 1/- */**, 

Wembleys with 1925 **, KGVI 1938 & 1942 2d Wmk Sideways SG 465a & SG 488a *, high values 

include 10/- dark blue fine used and £1 Silver Wedding **, Cat £550+. (179) 

*O Collection on old-time ledger pages including "Penny Black" (3, spacefillers only), 1841 2d corner strip 

of 3 (very close to touching at base), 1870 1½d on piece, 1924 Wembley mint blocks of 4, 1925 

Wembley, PUC to 2½d mint, early QEII mint blocks of 4 including Coronation, Games, Post Office, 

Red Cross etc, handy Postage Dues to £1, Officials including Parcels 6d & 9d etc, condition of the 

used material is rather mixed. (100s) 

839 W*/** A 

840 

*OCA 

Selection in a Lindner hingeless album including QV 2½d SG 141 (unused), Jubilee 4½d stated to be 

SG 206a, thereafter mostly unmounted including KEVII 2½d & 4d orange, selection of Mackennals, 7d 

SG 387 block of 4 (mounted), 2d SG 421b, Wembleys + 1924 corner blocks of 4, PUC to 2½d Control 

singles, Photogravure, 1937-47 KGVI to 1/- (2 sets), Wedding, Festival etc, generally very fine, Cat 

£1400+ (not including the reputed SG 206a). (150 approx) 

Collection remainders in a carton with modest selection in Windsor album including two reasonable 

Penny Blacks, quantity of mostly QEII FDCs, Post Office packs including ghastly "shrink-wrapped" 

issues, expensive Lindner multi-ring boxed album, etc. 

841 G/F A 1841-69 selection comprising 1841 Black Plates 1d red SG 7 Plate 9, 1841 1d red/blued paper SG 8, 

1841 Lines Added 2d blue SG 14 horizontal pair, & 1858-69 2d SG 45 Plate 8, all very fine used, Cat 

£280. (5) 

300 

400 

1,000 

200 

150 T

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GREAT BRITAIN (continued) 


842 G/H B 

843 W B C1 

1847-54 Embossed 6d purple SG 60, three good margins & just shaved at right, & 1/- pale green SG 

54, two good margins, just touched at base & a little cut-into at right, a little soiled, Diamond Numerals 

'13' or '12' respectively, Cat £1550.{Page 104.5} (2) 

1873-80 Large Coloured Letters Wmk Anchor 2½d rosy mauve on blued paper SG 138 Plate 1, a 

few toned perf-tips, unused, Cat £750.{Page 104.8} 

844 ** A/A- 1902-13 KEVII ½d to 1/- simplified set missing the 6d, the 5d is marginal, a couple of very minor 

gum-bends, all are apparently unmounted, Cat £1000 approximately.{Page 107.1} (13) 

845 * A/B - 2/6d dull purple, 5/- bright carmine (well centred) & 10/- ultramarine (minor surface-rubbing), Cat 

£1275 minimum.{Page 107.2} (3) 

300 

250 

750 

750 

Ex Lot 846 Lot 850 Lot 851 Ex Lot 849 

846 * A/A- 1902-10 KEVII ½d (2 shades) to 1/- between SG 215 & 257, a few small hinge remainders otherwise 

fine and fresh, Cat £560.{Page 108.1} (15) 

847 W A- B1 - 10d purple & carmine with No Cross on Crown SG 254a, unused, Cat £350. 

150 

848 ** A B1 1912 Mackennal Multiple Cypher 1d scarlet No Cross on Crown SG 350a, unmounted, Cat £210. 150 

849 ** A/A- 1912-24 Royal Cypher ½d to 1/- between SG 351 & 396 mostly marginal examples from the base of 

sheets, a few minor gum-bends, the 6d with 'V.23' & the 9d agate with 'O 19' Controls, unmounted, Cat 

£550 minimum.{Page 108.4} (15) 

850 ** A- 1913 Multiple Cypher Coil Stamps ½d bright green (perfs slightly trimmed at left) & 1d scarlet (perfs 

trimmed at right) SG 397-8, unmounted, Cat £600.{Page 108.2} 

851 O B/A 

1913 Multiple Cypher Coil Stamps ½d & 1d SG 397-8, the ½d with some trimmed perfs at base & 

coil join at top, untidy cancels, Cat £400.{Page 108.3} 

400 

500 

500 

250 

Ex Lot 852 

Lot 854 

Ex Lot 857 

852 * B 1918-19 Seahorses Bradbury Wilkinson 2/6d 5/- & 10/- SG 414 416 & 417, small faults, Cat £750. 

{Page 108.5} (3) 

853 ** A B1 1924-26 Block Cypher ½d to 1/- SG 418-429, unmounted, Cat £250. (12) 

250 

854 ** A A1 1929 Postal Union Congress (PUC) £1 black SG 438, exceptional centring, unmounted, Cat £1000 

.{Page 108.6} 

300 

1,000 


855 ** A B1 1934 Re-Engraved Seahorses 2/6d (no selvedge), 5/- & 10/- SG 450-2 marginal examples, 

unmounted, Cat £1000.{Page 108.8} (3) 

856 ** A B1 - 2/6d 5/- & 10/- SG 450-2 marginal examples, unmounted, Cat £1000.{Page 108.9} (3) 

1,000 

857 ** A B1 1939-48 KGVI High Values 2/6d to £1 (marginal, from the right of the sheet) SG 476-478b, well 

centred, unmounted, Cat £350. {Page 108.7} (6) 

1,000 

400

Jul 11, 2008 


GREAT BRITAIN (continued) 


Lot 859 

Lot 866 

858 ** A 1952-70 QEII Issues complete in expensive Lindner hingeless album, missing the 1955-58 De La Rue 

Castles but including all the Phosphor Commemoratives & Regionals, lots of extras including 

Watermark Varieties, some minor varieties, a few booklet panes & a number of blocks, unmounted, 

£900+. (100s) 

859 * A B1 1957 Graphite-Lines 2d brown with Bar at Left SG 564a, lightly mounted, Cat £650.{Page 109.1} 400 

860 ** A A1 1969 Christmas 1/6d Adoration of the Magi with Gold Printing (Queen's Head) Omitted SG 814a 

marginal from the right of the sheet, unmounted, Cat £130 (Pierron £140). 

861 ** A B1 1970 Anniversaries 1/- Alliance (marginal, from the left of the sheet) & 1/6d "Mayflower" both with 

Gold Printing (Queen's Head) Omitted SG 821a & 822a, unmounted, Cat £300 (Pierron £330). (2) 

862 ** A B1 - 1/6d "Mayflower" with Gold Printing (Queen's Head) Omitted SG 822a, unmounted, Cat £225 

(Pierron £250). 

863 ** A 1971-1995 Issues complete in three expensive Lindner hingeless albums, as received from a New 

Issues Service including se-tenant strips, M/Ss, booklet panes including "Smilers", Postage Dues, lots 

of Machins (many in small packets) unmounted, £750+ (plus the Machins). (100s) 

864 PR/C A 

1967-94 Machins in Post Office packs and on FDCs (mostly with small address labels or 

unaddressed) in three expensive Lindner boxed albums. Not complete but includes many higher 

values & scads of Regionals. 

865 ** A B1 1967 Christmas (Paintings) 4d Madonna & Child with Gold Printing (Value & Queen's Head) Omitted 

SG 757a marginal block of 4 from the top of the sheet, unmounted, Cat £300+ (Pierron £320+). 

866 ** A A1 1973 Tree Planting Year 9p with Brownish Black Printing (Value and Inscription) Omitted SG 922a, 

unmounted, Cat £600 (Pierron £600). {Page 109.2} 

867 C/PR A 

1973-94 Non-Definitive Issues on First Day Covers (mostly with small address labels or 

unaddressed) and from 1980s also in Post Office packs with a reasonable degreee of completion, in 

six expensive Lindner multi-ring boxed albums. 

868 ** A Annual year sets comprising 1983 (2) & 1985 Collector's Packs, then 1986-1995 boxed year albums. 150 

869 B A 

BOOKLETS: Extensive collection of QEII pre-decimal issues in two expensive Lindner multi-ring 

boxed albums including 1959-65 2/- Lemon Cover SG N4-20 complete plus 9 more with Phosphor 

Bands, 1965-67 6/- (27), 10/- SG X1-2, X3 & 8, X10-14 (missing X11) etc and the Pictorial types in all 

values largely complete. High catalogue value. (170+) 

870 B A - Extensive collection of QEII decimal issues in five expensive Lindner multi-ring boxed albums 

including lots of the earlier "etchings" issues to £2, an album of "barcode" types including "Smilers" & 

Christmas "Special Offer" types, "Prestige" issues including Wedgwood (trimmed perfs) plus many 

Prestige panes on FDCs. High catalogue value. 

750 

140 

250 

200 

500 

200 

300 

600 

300 

1,500 

500 

Ex Lot 872 Ex Lot 873 Ex Lot 874 Ex Lot 875 

871 ** A/A- B1POSTAGE DUES: 1914-22 Cypher ½d to 1/- SG D1-8, well centred, the 4d with some gum 

disturbance otherwise unmounted, Cat £395(-). (8) 

872 ** A B1 - 1924-31 Block Cypher ½d to 2/6d SG D10-18, mostly well centred, unmounted, Cat £585.{Page 

109.3} (9) 

873 ** A B1 - 1936-37 KEVIII 'E8R' Wmk ½d to 2/6d SG D19-26, mostly well centred, unmounted, Cat £390.{Page 

109.4} (8) 

874 ** A B1 - 1937-38 KGVI 'GviR' Wmk ½d to 2/6d SG D27-34 plus 1951-52 New Colours SG 35-39 (ex 1½d), 

mostly well centred, unmounted, Cat £335.{Page 109.5} (12) 

875 ** A - 1952-60 QEII Issues SG D40-79 complete plus 1½d D37, unmounted, £700+.{Page 109.6} (38) 500 

250 

500 

400 

300

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GREAT BRITAIN - Official Stamps 

876 

877 

O 

Ex Lot 876 

Selection on Windsor leaves with 'I.R.' including QV 5/- and KEVII to 1/- (2, one faded, the other with 

minor thins); 'O.W.' QV 10d; 'ARMY' KEVII set; 'GOVT/PARCELS' 1883-86 6d 9d & 1/-, 1887-90 set 

(1/- with excellent colour), 1891-1900 set & KEVII set; 'BOARD/OF/EDUCATION' KEVII 2½d; 

'ADMIRALTY' 1903 set; etc, condition generally good to fine but many with heavy cancels as usual for 

these issues, Cat £5000+.{Page 110.1} (62) 

*/** 'C/of/A' Perfins: 1912-24 Royal Cypher KGV 1d red 'H16' control block of six perforated 'C/of/A' 

(inverted on the upper units), the third unit re-attached, creased across the upper units. Also an 

accompanying Australian Military Office letter - some toning - to General Selheim: "Please find 

specimens of the special stamps issued to A.I.F Hospitals for use by soldier inmates". 

An enclosed extract from the Australian Philatelist (July 1916) states: "The 1d value at least is used 

[by] Australian Soldiers in hospital in England. Six stamps per week are allowed by the Commonwealth 

Government to each wounded soldier".{Page 104.7} 

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878 G B B1 

Lot 878 

Lot 879 

Board of Education: 'BOARD/OF/EDUCATION' QV Jubilee 1/- green & carmine SG O82, a little 

faded, Cat £3750.{Page 110.2} 

879 G A B1 - 'BOARD/OF/EDUCATION' KEVII 5d dull purple & ultramarine SG O86, Cat £4500.{Page 110.4} 2,500 

880 G A B1 

GREAT BRITAIN - Postal History 

881 

CPS 

882 CPS A 

883 C B/C 

884 C B 

885 C B 

886 C B 

Office of Works: 'O.W./OFFICIAL' KEVII ½d (blue-crayon line) to 2½d SG O36-39, cds cancels the 

½d & 2d at 'PARLIAMENT ST', Cat £1300.{Page 110.3} (4) 

QV-KEVII array of commercial covers including Penny Red imperforate frankings x5, 1862 to France 

with 4d pale red SG 80, 1875 Morris Prevost & Co entires addressed to Alsace x8 all franked with 3d 

rose Plate 16, many others addressed to Germany including 1894-96 uprated Registration Envelopes 

x3, 1893 Price's Patent Candle Company 2d PTPO advertising envelope, KEVII commercial covers 

mostly addressed to Germany including 1906 uprated Registration Envelope, also postal cards, 

wrappers, printed matter rate covers & a little unused postal stationery. (170+) 

KGV-KGVI era commercial covers mostly addressed to Germany with letter-rate frankings plus a few 

airmail or registered covers, also a selection of KGV postal stationery envelopes mostly sent at ½d 

printed matter rate, a few wrappers & a large selection of PPCs; also KEVIII jusqu'a cover with 1d x4, 

KGVI uprated postal stationery envelopes, etc. (300+) 

1819-35 "free frank" fronts with various signatures, postmarks including 'T.P./Ebury St Pim' & 

'EXMOUTH/176'. (9) 

1843 single- & double-rate entires with Imperf 1d (3 margins) or 2d (2 margins & cut-into at top) both 

tied by the distinctive Maltese Cross of 'GREENOCK' (boxed b/s), the first is a fine strike, the other is 

poor, SG Specialised Cat £1600.{Page 100.5} (2) 

1856 Crimean War cover to London endorsed "Army Works Corps" with fine strike of the unframed 

'POST OFFICE/AP29/1856/ B /BRITISH-ARMY' cds in blue on the reverse, "Stars" 1d strip of 3 ['QG - 

QI'; the first unit damaged at the base] cancelled with '44'-in-diamond of the London Inland Section. 

With 6-page letter on very flimsy paper. 

1865 outers to France with 4d vermilion Plate 7 or 9 tied by good strikes of the '46 - 46' or '48 -48' roller 

cancels, each with a horizontal fold, SG Specialised Cat £300+. (2) 

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GREAT BRITAIN - Postal History (continued) 


887 PS A- 

888 D A/A+ 

1944 commercial usage of 6d Air Letter from 'KILREEL/CO DOWN' (Ulster) to "44 Staging 

Post/RAF/PAIFORCE" at Sharjah, chatty letter includes comment about German POWs described as 

"...docile & well-behaved & noone need be in the least bit nervous. They were only in NI a week when 

4 escaped & they had only been caught when 3 more got out..." Ex John Daynes. 

POSTAL STATIONERY: QV embossings of 1d 1½d 3d 4d 6d & 1/- on small pieces of thick very white 

wove paper & 10d on thin brown paper all with sans-serif 'SPECIMEN' handstamp, also cutouts from 

2d Envelope (with watermark) & 2d Registration Envelope both with seriffed 'SPECIMEN' h/s. A lovely 

lot but are those on white paper reprints?{Page 104.10} (9) 

GREAT BRITAIN - Channel Islands 

889 **B A 

890 **B A 

891 **VB A 

HONG KONG 

892 

O**BC 

GUERNSEY: Collection in three expensive Lindner multi-ring boxed albums, apparently complete to 

1995 including Postage Dues and booklets with some extras & a little Alderney, plus another album 

with duplicated issues 1941 to 1983, unmounted. (100s) 

ISLE OF MAN: Collection in three expensive Lindner multi-ring boxed albums, apparently complete to 

1995 including Postage Dues and booklets with some extras, plus another album with duplicated 

issues 1958 to 1981, unmounted. [Yes, we know it's not in the Channel!] (100s) 

JERSEY: Collection in three expensive Lindner multi-ring boxed albums, the mint issuea apparently 

complete to 1995 including Postage Dues and booklets with some extras including 1941-43 1d on 

Chalk-Surfaced Paper, mostly marginal stamps with most from 1984 being corner examples with Plate 

Numbers, also 1970-76 issues virtually complete CTO. (100s) 

Hagner binder with mostly used pre-WWII group including KGV to $2 + Jubilee set, KGVI to $5 (both) 

+ UPU set etc, then 1980s-2005 array of M/Ss and a few booklets, also PPCs with "hologram" stamps, 

1997 Last Day of British and First Day of Chinese Administrations FDCs etc. 

893 * A B1 1882-96 CA 10c purple/red & 30c green SG 38-39 with 'SPECIMEN' Overprint, Cat £400. Ex Neal 

Allen. 

894 * A B1 1898 Surcharge 1898 '1/DOLLAR' on 96c grey-black SG 53a with 'SPECIMEN' Overprint, Cat £600. 

Ex Neal Allen.{Page 104.9} 

INDIA 

895 

C 

Bundle of mid-19th century stampless native entires, covers and fronts, with a wide range of postal 

markings. Condition is very mixed. Should prove a challenging lot for the dedicated student. (150+) 

896 ** B 1940 14a purple Mail Plane SG 277 blocks of 50 x2 with upper & right side sheet margins intact, 

tropicalised gum, unmounted, Cat £1800. (100) 

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897 ** A 1974 Family Planning 5p carmine marginal example from the base of the sheet. BUT!! It's printed on 

a piece of adhesive tape!! and perforated!! The first such error we have seen from any country. A truly 

weird item.{Page 111.1} 

898 ** A A1 2000 Wildlife 5r Leopard Cat with Purple Printing (background & highlights) Omitted, unmounted, 

unlisted by Pierron. With a normal example for comparison. {Page 112.1} 

899 ** A A1 2005 Jadavpur University 5r with Black Printing (Scientific Instruments etc) Omitted, marginal 

example from the left of the sheet, unmounted. Unlisted by Pierron. With a normal stamp for 

comparison. [Our vendor states only 8 examples are recorded]{Page 112.4} 

900 ** A A1 2006 Sandalwood 15r Elephant with Blue Printing (highlights) Omitted, unmounted, unlisted by 

Pierron. With a normal example for comparison. [Our vendor states that 15 examples - 3 rows of 5 - 

have been recorded]{Page 112.2} 

901 *O A Officials: 1939-42 'SERVICE' KGVI unlisted colours comprising ½a carmine + a mint strip of 3; 1½a 

purple/blue (4, including a pair); 4a sepia; 8a grey-blue; and '3 PIES' on 1a3p olive pair tied to small 

piece by cds of 22MAR48, all mounted on an old album page endorsed "War Printing/Wrong Colours". 

Offered "as is".{Page 111.2} (11) 

902 * A A1 PORTUGUESE INDIA: c.1947 Indian Currency 'Court Fees' Overprint Essays on Revenues 25np to 

20r, excellent centring, minor gum disturbance from interleaving. Unissued. [We have not previously 

seen these stamps]{Page 111.3} (9) 

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Lot 900 

Ex Lot 937 

Lot 899 

Lot 914 

Lot 915 

Lot 922 

Lot 931 

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INDIA - Postal History 

903 C B 1856 (Oct 27) outer with East India ½a imperforate single SG 37a (margins close to good; Cat £1200 

for a used pair) tied by '65'-in-diamond-of-bars cancel, boxed 'JAULNAH/1856OCT27/Paid...' & similar 

'HYDRABAD/("1-11-56")/PAID' arrival d/s on the reverse with boxed '1st D' b/s all in red, a repaired 

tear on the face is well clear of the stamp. All postmarks are remarkably fine.{Page 114.1} 

904 C B 

905 C/L B 

1870 entire to France with East India 8p x2 & 4a green tied by oval 'FORWARDED BY/.../JEMSETJEE 

RUSTOMJEE' cachet in blue (another strike at lower-left) & 'KURRACHEE - 29' duplex of Karachi, 

superb boxed 'P.D.' h/s, minor blemishes. Attractive Pakistan forerunner. 

1942 stampless 'PRISONER OF WAR POST' printed envelope to a civilian in Japanese-Occupied 

Burma, boxed 'RETURNED TO SENDER/LANGUAGE NOT ALLOWED' h/s in violet because the 

enclosed letter printed in English was added to with a message in Tamil, minor blemishes don't detract. 

Very scarce.{Page 114.5} (2 items) 

INDIAN STATES - Feudatory States 

500 T 

175 T 

400 T 

906 

907 

OC 

C 

Lot 919 

Excellent selection of scarce revenues from numerous States and Statelings including Bhardava, Bhor, 

Chuda, Kurwia, Phaltan, Rairakhol, Ramdurg, Sailana & Surghuja etc, K&M STC $US4700+ plus 9 

unlisted items; also Shahapura 1a red x15 fiscally used on documents. 

Handy group of covers including Bhopal 1880s with ¼a block of 4 (not tied), Bundi 1920s addressed to 

the State Post Office with ½a black, 1940s with 6p blue & 3a orange x3 including a pair; Indore 1890s 

with ½a block of 8, Jhalawar 1892 use of India ½a Envelope uprated with ¼a green, Kashmir 1880s 

use of India ½a Envelope to Amritsar with ½a imperf added. Mixed condition. (6) 

908 ** A- B1 BAHAWALPUR: 1945 (March-June) Surcharges on No Watermark Remainders 1½a on 1r Temple 

SG O13 block of 4, minor gumbends, unmounted, Cat £160++. 

909 O A/B - Revenues comprising 'RECEIPT' Amir 1a black & green block of 8 (*); and Court Fee values 

overprinted 'West Pakistan' 2a 4a 8a 1r 2r & 20r, all with punch-hole ("filled" on the 20r); good to very 

fine. All unrecorded by Koeppel & Manners and Barefoot.{Page 104.12} (14) 

910 

C - Revenues on documents comprising 1) with First Issue 8a; 2) with 1a optd 'REVENUE' x3 + Court 

Fee 8a green & 1r; 3) with Court Fee 8a green x4; 4) with Court Fee 2a & 8a orange x3 (one optd 

'West Pakistan' is on the reverse); 5) with Receipt 1a pair & Court Fee optd 'West Pakistan' 1r; and 6) 

with Court Fee optd 'West Pakistan' 8a orange + Pakistan Court Fee 2a; mostly with punch holes, the 

documents themselves with some faults. Very scarce group - especially the combination usages - 

mostly unrecorded by Koeppel & Manners and Barefoot.{Page 114.2} (6 documents) 

911 CX A/A- - c.1947 Acquittance Roll page (336x410mm) with 1947 'RECEIPT' 1a x11 pairs affixed to both sides, 

a few touched by audit ticks in red pencil otherwise all uncancelled. An impressive document. 

Recorded by Koeppel & Manners and Barefoot only with 'West Pakistan' overprint. 

912 * A BIJAWAR: 1935 Perf 9 set of 5 including 1r violet pair the left-hand unit with "1 Rs" for "1 R" SG 15a, 

lightly mounted, Cat £148+. (6) 

913 

O 

BIKANER: 1909 & 1945 'TALBANA/TICKET' issues complete including listed types plus 12 errors five 

of which are unlisted, generally very fine. Most unusual lot. (47) 

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Lot 903 

Ex Lot 910 - Extract 

Lot 921 

Ex Lot 926 

Ex Lot 905 

Ex Lot 928 

Ex Lot 929

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INDIAN STATES - Feudatory States (continued) 


914 W A/A- BUNDI: 1914-41 Sacred Cows 10a yellow-brown sheetlet of 4 Unit 1 SG 35a, the others SG 43b, 

staple-holes at base a little rusted, no gum as issued, Cat £540+.{Page 112.5} 

915 W A - 1914-41 Sacred Cows 12a sage-green sheetlet of 4 Unit 1 SG 36, the others SG 44, split roulettes 

between the second & fourth units, no gum as issued, Cat £640+.{Page 112.6} 

916 W A - 1914-41 Sacred Cows 2r chocolate & black SG 46a, no gum as issued, Cat £280+. 

250 T 

917 W A - 1914-41 Sacred Cows 3r grey-blue & chocolate SG 47a, no gum as issued, Cat £480+{Page 116.1} 400 T 

918 W A - 1914-41 Sacred Cows 12a blackish green sheetlet of 4 SG 53b, no gum as issued, Cat £280+ 

250 T 

919 W A - 1914-41 Sacred Cows 5r scarlet & yellow-green sheetlet of 4 SG 72, without gum as issued, Cat 

£1000+{Page 113.1} 

920 

C 

921 PS B 

922 O A 

923 

INDONESIA 

JAMMU & KASHMIR: 1870s-80s group of 4 native covers all appear to be franked with ½a red SG 

113 (shades), one to Amritsar with 'POSTAGE DUE' boxed h/s. Mixed condition. (4) 

MORVI: c.1940 (?) 3p+6p both impressions in yellow-green HG B7 local native usage uprated with 3p 

vermilion, a number of staple-holes at upper-left - from apparently having been affixed to a (legal?) file 

- are obscured by a postmark and don't detract from the very fine appearance.{Page 114.3} 

SORUTH: 1886 1a blue Error of Colour SG 19e, Cat £600. Offered with the 1a green (stained) for 

comparison.{Page 112.7} 

O - 1948 Officials group used on piece comprising 1a on 8a SG O17, handstamped 1a on 1r with 

'SARKARI' optd in vermilion SG O16 x5, optd in red SG O19 x2 & 19a x3, condition variable, Cat 

£600+. (11) 

924 CO B 

ITALY 

925 

926 

C 

C 

1949 large registered covers from Batavia to Switzerland with lots of stamps but possibly commercial, 

values to 2½g with 'INDONESIA' Opt (2), minor faults. (3) 

1819-1846 selection of stampless entires comprising 1819 Serravalle local, 1821 Spoleto to Terni x3 

and Terni to Calvi, 1834 Milan to Wohlen, 1839 Bologna to Wohlen and 1846 Firenze local. The 

1819-21 items with heraldic cachets, condition variable. (8) 

1792-1860 stampless part or complete entires with a good variety of internal origin/destination mail 

including 1870 from the Milan Treasury to the Superintendent of Finance in Reggio with 'MINISTRO 

DEL TESORO' boxed h/s, 1878 Legnago Court House to Padua with 'J.R Pretura di Legnago' h/s in 

green, also official and diplomatic mail; plus mail to other European destinations including 1845 Trieste 

to Linz, 1851 Robbio to London, 1865 Messina to Gothenburg. Fascinating selection with a wide range 

of cachets, notations & other postal markings, mixed condition.{Page 114.4} (90) 

927 ** A/B PAPAL STATES: Reprints of the 1868-70 issue in blocks of 60 (6x10) on shiny paper with vertical 

dividing lines, most blocks are duplicated, some small faults, yellow gum. (1440) 

JAPAN 

928 L A 

929 

WOC 

930 C A 

KENYA UGANDA & TANGANYIKA 

"Gallery of Japanese Stamps" Volumes 1 to 10 by Japan Philatelic Publications Inc (1980s), each 

beautifully bound in leather & still in the original slipcases, the text largely in Japanese but extensively 

illustrated (much in colour) & with numerous captions etc in English. A superb set of inestimable value 

to enthusiasts of the stamps & postal history etc of Japan. {Page 114.6} (10) 

1923 Earthquake Series specialist collection on exhibit leaves including unused set to 10s (2) & 20s 

(2) including 2s 3s & 4s vertical pairs; used including Osaka Printing ½s with private perforation, 4s (5, 

including private perforation used on piece), 8s (3, including dark orange shade), 20s solo franking 

cover to Australia, Tokyo Printing 5s with provisional cancel, 20s strip of 3 with 'IJPO' cancels, also 

postal cards x2 and "extras" on Hagners including 20s vertical pair unused & a stray 1952 100y Blast 

Furnace mint (some toning), Cat £1000+. Ex Betty van Tenac.{Page 114.7} (200) 

WORLD WAR II: c.1944 Japanese soldier's stampless postcard from South-East Asia with "chops" in 

red, violet & rosine, the message including a drawing of a pineapple, unusually fine & attractive. 

931 * A B1 BRITISH EAST AFRICA: 1890 Suns 8a grey SG 13, part papermaker's watermark, large-part o.g., Cat 

£275. [A note after SG 19 states this was intended for revenue usage but was also issued for postal 

purposes]{Page 112.8} 

932 

O - 1896-1901 set of 15 SG 65-79 with some extra shades including 1a ultramarine SG 75a, plus 1897 

2r orange SG 93 and a fiscally used 50r SG 99; also Uganda 1899 piece with 3a bluish-grey vertical 

pair and a type-set 3a SG 57 horizontal pair tied by 'KAMPALA' d/s. Generally fine, Cat £475 

(excluding the BEA 50r fiscal).{Page 116.2} (77) 

933 * A B1 - 1897-1903 Crown CC 3r deep violet (light gum wrinkles) & 10r yellow-bistre SG 94 & 97, Cat £480. 

Gorgeous stamps.{Page 116.3} (2) 

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250 T 

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200 

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Lot 917 

Ex Lot 933 

Ex Lot 942 

Ex Lot 944 

Lot 950 

Lot 949 

Ex Lot 955

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KENYA UGANDA & TANGANYIKA (continued) 


934 

*O EAST AFRICA & UGANDA: Selection including mint KEVII 1903-04 CA to 8a plus CC 1r & 3r, 1904 

MCA to 8a & 1907-08 set of 9; KGV 1912-21 MCA to 75c plus a fine 10r (Cat £140), also some used 

extras including fiscally used rupee values; then Tanganyika G.E.A Opts including 1917 2r mint plus 

3r to 10r (2) fiscally used. Some faults but generally fine, Cat £500+ (plus fiscals). (120+) 

935 C A/B - 1913 usage of KEVII 2a size H Registration Envelope uprated with KGV 25c and 6c & 1c pairs to 

Kilo (Belgian Congo) with manuscript "Via Toro-Boga" and fine 'IRUMU' transit b/s; 1916 (April 10) 

King's African Rifles registered cover Naivasha to England; 1918 usage of 31c size G Registration 

Envelope uprated 3c to India. (3) 

936 

C 

TANGANYIKA: 1929 Morogoro registered to England, 1930 Muhesa airmail to England with 'PAR 

AVION - BY AIR MAIL/TANGANYIKA TERRITORY' airmail label in blue, 1933 Mbosi registered with 

mss "Mbosi" on provisional Registration Label & fine 'MBEYA' transit b/s, 1933 Mbulu jusqu'a airmail to 

Germany with 75c tri-colour franking with 'ARUSHA' 'KILIMANJARO TPO' & 'MOSHI' b/s; plus 3 

others. Mixed condition. (7) 

937 * A - Mafia Island 1915 'G.R./Post/MAFIA' Overprints SG M43-52 plus a few "varieties", very lightly 

mounted, Cat £3000+. Pity they're all forgeries!{Page 112.3} (15) 

KOREA 

938 

O* 1900 Overprints on 1899-1900 Japanese issues mostly used including 1½s pale ultramarine (tone 

spot) and 8s olive, also mint 5s orange-yellow & 25s pale blue green (thinned), mixed condition, Cat 

£690.{Page 112.9} (14) 

939 C A- 

940 

C 

LATIN AMERICA 

c.1948 British & Foreign Bible Society cover to Perth with scarce combination franking of US MIlitary 

Government 50ch Observatory pair & Republic 4w Li Jun tied by indistinct cds, a couple of very minor 

blemishes.{Page 118.1} 

KOREAN WAR: Exceptional group of Korean Army covers with array of KAPO cancels, 3 with oval 

Censor h/s of the Counter-Intelligence Corps, plus two stamped covers (one registered) from the 

Administrative Section, covers from all 5 nations that sent medical personnel only (Denmark, Norway, 

Sweden, Germany & Italy), British Marines cover from 41 Commando through US APO 1052, and 

Colombian Forces cover to GB, five covers with US "Prexies", then an interesting US Forces group 

with an array of cachets & including 1956 Occupation of Pyongyang cover, generally fine. A very 

scarce group that could form the basis for a fascinating collection/exhibit. Ex John Daynes.{Page 

118.2} (65 items) 

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850 

941 P A 

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Ex Lot 943 

HONDURAS: 1956 Airs overprinted 'OFICIAL' 1c to 60c imperforate plate proof blocks of 4 in the 

issued colours on gummed paper, ink-lines ruled across all units & each unit with a small security 

punch, unmounted. Ex Waterlow Archives.{Page 117.1} (16 blocks) 

942 P A/B PARAGUAY: 1940 Parcel Post 50c to 100p, 1944 Train 5c (stained on the reverse) & 20c blocks of 4, 

and 1945 Flags 1c to 10g (24 different, some with blank Flags) imperforate plate proofs in the issued 

colours on gummed paper, each unit with security punch, mostly unmounted. Ex Waterlow & Sons 

Archives.{Page 116.4} (41) 

943 P A/B 

944 P A/B 

PERU: 1938 Pictorials & Airs array of imperforate & perforated plate proofs including blocks of 4 in 

issued colours, some of the frames only, on gummed paper, all units with security punch, some 

duplication & not all values included, mostly very fine unmounted. Ex Waterlow Archives.{Page 117.2} 

(168) 

URUGUAY: Range of 1930s and 1950s imperforate plate proofs including blocks of 4 in issued 

colours, some of the vignettes only, on gummed paper, most units with security punch, mostly very fine 

unmounted. Ex Waterlow Archives.{Page 116.5} (72) 

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300 

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Ex Lot 953 

Lot 968 

Lot 958

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MALAYAN REGION 

945 

CPS 

946 G/F A/A- 

Interesting lot comprising 1940 to India with Malaya Patriotic Fund 1c label; two commercial Japanese 

Occupation covers (one registered) from Taiping to Singapore; 1945 post-war usage of Japanese 

'DENPO' telegram form with 'MALACCA/T.O.' cds; and 1950s-1960s eight Singapore Aerogrammes 

(STC $M500+); condition generally good to fine. (12 items) 

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS: 1884 Surcharges '4/Cents' in Red on 5c blue SG 73 (rounded corner at 

lower-right), '8/Cents' on 12c blue & on 12c brown-purple SG 74 & 75; and 1883-91 CA 30c claret 

Watermark Inverted SG 69a, a couple of short perfs, lightly cancelled; Cat £460+. (4) 

947 CX B/C - 1942 (Jan) two covers (255x178mm) registered to Melbourne at 55c rate & endorsed "From Dr 

Gibson-Hill c/- Raffles Museum", plain brown Censor tape tied by Censor #220 or #161 cachet, the 

later item also with '.../[crown]/E & T BRANCH SINGAPORE' impressed in wax, minor soiling and the 

later item a little toned. [A similar cover of Sep 1941 while Gibson-Hill was on Cocos Islands sold for 

$4370 at our auction of 29/3/2008] (2) 

948 * A A1 BRITISH MILITARY ADMINISTRATION: 1945-48 8c grey, exceptional centring, very lightly mounted, 

Cat £375. Unissued: see note below SG 18.{Page 112.10} 

949 ** A B1 MALAYAN STATES: Malacca 1949-52 KGVI $5 green & brown SG 17 lower-left corner block of 8 

(4x2), unmounted, Cat £400+.{Page 116.7} 

950 ** A+ A1 - Selangor 1895-99 Elephants $25 green & orange SG 66 overprinted 'SPECIMEN', gorgeous rich 

colours & exceptional centring, unmounted, Cat £250 (mounted). Ex Neal Allen. Superb! {Page 116.6} 

951 PS A-/B 

JAPANESE OCCUPATION: Seven Japanese military postal cards comprising "Four Characters", Star 

(2) & Dove (4, three in different orange shades & one in yellow), various stocks, some minor blemishes 

but generally fine. Very scarce group. Ex John Daynes.{Page 118.3} (7) 

952 O A/B - Revenues comprising Johore $1 fiscal usage; Kedah 1937 $1 & $5 with boxed handstamp, not listed 

by Barefoot; and Pahang 10c pair & 30c with boxed h/s; Cat $M380 (2003). (6) 

MIDDLE EAST 

953 C B 

BAHRAIN: c.1946 two hand-illustrated (Eid Greetings ?) covers to Bombay, Overprints on KGVI ½a & 

1a x2 tied to the reverse by Bahrain cds, minor soiling. A pretty pair.{Page 118.4} (2) 

954 C A - 1946 airmail covers from London (29JAN/1946) to "Bahrein Island/Persian Gulf" with 'BAHRAIN/ 

5FEB456' arrival b/s; and from Bahrain (inditinct d/s) to London with British Airways arrival cachet in 

violet on the reverse; endorsed "Test Letter No 10" or "(Test Letter No 5)" respectively & with the 

relevant enclosures. [Only 24 such pairs of covers were flown]{Page 118.5} (4 items) 

955 *O A BUSHIRE: 1915 Overprints on Persia selection on approval book pages & a stockcard with values to 

5kr, some "used". High catalogue value: a pity they're all forgeries!{Page 116.8} (41) 

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Ex Lot 956 

Lot 957 

DUBAI: 1944 two commercial airmail covers to Bombay both with India ½a & 2a6p Bullock Cart pair 

tied to the reverse by 'DUBAI' cds, 'DUBAI' or 'DUBAI/PERSIAN GULF DISTRICT' handstamp on the 

registration labels, each with small 'Iranian Language' h/s in violet, a bit soiled & one with a minor 

corner fault.{Page 121.1} (2) 

957 C C - 1946 commercial airmail cover to Bombay with 'PAKISTAN' Overprints 3p x2 & 1a x2 tied to the 

reverse by two unusually fine strikes of the 'DUBAI/24MAR48/PERSIAN GULF' cds in the last week of 

use of the Overprints, vertical fold through one stamp & a bit soiled. [Because Dubai was formerly 

administered from Karachi, it passed to Pakistani control after partition from India. Overprinted stamps 

were available from October 1947 until 31/3/1948. The next day, Dubai came under the control of the 

London GPO] {Page 121.2} 

958 C C 

IRAQ: 1921 cover to England endorsed "By Aerial Mail/Bagdad to Cairo" with scarce franking of 'ON 

STATE SERVICE' 3a on 1½pi x5 & 1r on 10pi x5 - total franking of 5r15a - all tied by Baghdad cds of 

9DEC21, minor peripheral faults. [From 1921 the Royal Air Force operated a fortnightly airmail to 

Cairo]{Page 118.6} 

400 T 

750 T 

400

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Lot 959 

Lot 967 

Lot 969 

Lot 972 

Lot 988 

Lot 982 

Lot 991

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MIDDLE EAST (continued) 


959 C A- - 1944 airmail cover from a Dutch intelligence officer at GHQ in New Delhi to an officer at Basra with 

'BASE POST OFFICE - C' b/s used at Basra Margil, readdressed to "2 Ech/Paiforce" in red but with 

'Untraceable at O2E Paiforce/...' h/s in violet, various other transits including 'POSTAL UNIT 02E 

INDIA' b/s & boxed 'NO TRACE/2nd ECHELON GHQ INDIA' h/s (Proud #I3) in violet on the face. 

Remarkably fine for such a traveller. Ex John Daynes.{Page 120.1} 

960 ** A/A- ISRAEL: 1949-50 commemoratives with complete tabs including 1949 National Flag x2 from the left 

and a pair from right of the sheet (with sheet number), 1950 Peta Tiqwa Well 40pr x2 from the left side 

and upper right corner of the sheet (with sheet number), 3rd Maccabiah Games 80pr, Opening of Elat 

Post Office 500pr, a few tonespots & other minor blemishes, unmounted, Cat £670. {Page 122.1} (6 

items) 

961 ** A/A- - 1949 Jewish New Year set complete with full tabs, minor blemishes including a few tonespots on 

35pr, unmounted, SG 18-20, Cat £800.{Page 122.2} (3) 

962 V A - 1950 Second Anniversary of Independence SG 29-30 & 1952 Menora and Emblems SG 64a, with 

full tabs, First Day of Issue or CTO cancels, Cat £425.{Page 122.6} (3) 

963 ** A- A1 - 1950 Menora & Emblems 1000pr with full tab, a few minor tone flecks, unmounted, SG 64a, Cat 

£325. 

964 C C 

KUWAIT: 1941 merchant's airmail cover to Bombay with 'KUWAIT' Overprint 2a Dak Runner tied to 

the reverse by good strike of the scarce 'EXPERIMENTAL PO/ No 79 ' cds, another strike on the face, 

endorsed "Arabic Language", Bahrain transit cds obscured by red/white Censor '177C' tape, overall 

soiling & minor faults. [The Iraqi postmaster abandoned his position in May 1941 during the Rashid Ali 

Coup in Iraq. The Experimental PO No 79 cds is recorded June-Oct 1941] 

965 C B/C - 1942 & 1943 commercial airmail covers to Bombay 1) uncensored with Indian KGVI 1a & very late 

usage of KGV 1a3p, roughly opened; and 2) with Indian ½a 1a & 4a, 'KUWAIT' h/s on registration 

label, red/white '116C' Censor tape, faults. (2) 

150 T 

400 

400 

300 

200 

300 T 

200 T 

Lot 966 Lot 970 

966 C C - 1946 merchant's airmail cover to Bombay with very scarce combination franking of 'KUWAIT' 1a & 

Indian Victory 1½a tied to the reverse by the wavy lines cancel of 11APR/1946, boxed Bombay arrival 

b/s, somewhat aged & part of the flap missing.{Page 121.1} 

967 PS B - 1947 commercial airmail usage to Bombay of Indian 1½a Envelope with Indian 1a affixed to the 

reverse, cancelled with the wavy lines cancel of 23OCT/1947, Bombay arrival b/s of 14NO47, minor 

faults. [Donaldson at p136 states that during the Pakistan Administration Period - August 1947 to 

March 1948 - "Kuwait continued to use overprinted Indian stamps..." He makes no mention of 

unoverprinted stamps being used in that period. At p133 he states that "stragglers" of unoverprinted 

stamps were used as late as January 1947. This usage is 9 months later]{Page 120.2} 

968 C B 

MUSCAT: 1899 Receipt for Money Order with fine strike of the rare boxed 'MUSCAT/DT ARABIA' 

handstamp & 'BOMBAY/FORT/1DEC89' arrival cds, receipt acknowledged on the reverse & returned 

to the sender with 'MUSCAT/16DEC89' arrival cds (Donaldson Type 8A) on the face, minor overall 

soiling.{Page 118.7} 

969 C C - 1944 commercial airmail usage to Bombay of Indian 1½a Envelope with Indian 1a tied by wavy lines 

cancel, endorsed "Via Dubai" but amended to "Via Karachi", 'PASSED CENSOR/ 48 ' h/s applied at 

Muscat partly obscured by Indian Censor label, overall soiling & flap fault.{Page 120.3} 

970 C B - 1945 commercial censored airmail cover to Bombay with rare franking of Al bu-Said Dynasty 

Overprints 1½a pair tied to the reverse by very fine wavy lines cancel, minor blemishes. [Donaldson, at 

p32 states "The lower values...are occasionally found on commercial mail"]{Page 121.2} 

500 T 

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Ex Lot 961 


Ex Lot 978 

Lot 1025 

Lot 111 

Ex Lot 962 

Ex Lot 1039 

Lot 1031 

Ex Lot 1019

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MIDDLE EAST (continued) 


971 C B - 1946 commercial airmail cover to Bombay with Indian 1½a & 6a turquoise tied to the reverse by two 

very fine strikes of 'MUSCAT/15AUG46' cds, small 'MUSCAT' h/s in lieu of a registration label, minor 

faults. [The 6a is rarely seen used in the Arabian Gulf, especially from Muscat] 

972 C A- 

973 CO B 

QATAR: 1954 commercial airmail cover to London with Bahrain 6a on 6d tied by partial Bahrain cds, 

sender's endorsement on flap ".../Elec Dept Dukhan/QPC Ltd Qatar/PG". With the similarly endorsed 

contents. Very scarce mail, processed through Bahrain after the opening of Doha Post Office in 1950. 

{Page 120.4} 

SAUDI ARABIA: 1934 commercial registered & insured cover (207x148mm) to Bombay with excellent 

combination franking of Hejaz-Nejd 1926-27 3pi x2 & 5pi and Saudi Arabia 1934 Postal Tax ½g all tied 

by bilingual '.../MECQUE' cds, black/white registration label & black/pink 'Value Déclarée' label, transit 

b/s of '.../DJEDDAH', Ismailia, Port Taufiq & Port Said, a vertical fold has been reinforced with archival 

tape on the reverse. 

974 C A/B - Selection of mostly 1950s-60s commercial covers mostly to Sweden, others to Denmark and 

America, some are registered & many have attractive multiple frankings, also 3 covers from Yemen 

(one addressed to Aden Camp) and an Egyptian paquebot cover. (25) 

975 C A SHARJAH: 1957 & 1958 airmail covers to England with Local Currency 25np on 4d or 3np on ½d + 

9np on 1½d pair tied by British 'FPO/938' cds in violet or black, the first with Arabic & English 

inscriptions & endorsed on the flap by an Omani soldier ".../Sahel Amman Forces/Chargah/Persian 

Gulf". Ex John Daynes. [Gould & Proud don't record FPO 938 in the Gulf, their latest record being for 

1SE/57 in Cyprus] (2) 

NAURU 

976 G A C1 

NEPAL 

977 C B 

NETHERLANDS INDIES 

978 O A/B 

1914-15 NWPI First Watermark 5/- grey & chrome-yellow SG 83 type a, 'CANCELLED/NAURU' 

telegraph cancellation, Cat £1400 postally used. A rare usage on Nauru. With Brandon Certificate 

(1998).{Page 122.4} 

1929 Indian OHMS cover to Ajmer (poor b/s) with 'SERVICE' 1a brown tioed by 'NEPAL' cds, 

manuscript "(signature)/Brit Envoy/Nepal" at lower-left, horizontal fold. 

1942 revenue receipt fragments with 1933-1941 issues optd with various types of the Japanese Naval 

Control anchor h/s, most with Dutch postmarks including 'GORONTALO', 'KWANDANG', 'MENADO', 

'TERNATE', 'TOMORON', with Japanese d/s tying the stamps. Scarce group. {Page 122.3} (12 

pieces) 

NEW GUINEA - German (Deutsch) New Guinea 

300 T 

500 T 

300 T 

300 T 

200 

500 

200 T 

300 

979 

Ex Lot 981 

Lot 984 

Lot 983 

*O Overprints mint (2 sets but only one each of 3pf Mi 1b & 1c) & used, No Wmk Yachts mint (2 sets), 

Wmk Yachts to 5mk (2, 25x17 & 26x17 perf-holes) & a few others, a few hinge remainders & other 

blemishes but generally fine to very fine, Cat €1250+. (55) 

980 ** A 1897 Overprints 5pf green Mi 2 complete sheet of 10, some very minor peripheral damage but all 

stamps are very fine with full unmounted o.g., Cat €900. Ex Colonel Harrie Evans. 

981 G/F A B1 

1900-08 Yachts 3pf to 5mk Mi 7-19, five values including the 50pf on small pieces, the 2mk & 3mk 

with guarantee handstamps, various cancels, the 1mk to 5mk each cancelled twice as usual, Cat 

€1000.{Page 123.1} (13) 

982 G A - 3pf to 5mk Mi 7-19 complete tied to 1903 large-part cover-front by multiple strikes of the 

'HERBERTSHOHE' cds, a couple of folds clear of the stamps, Cat €1000+.{Page 120.5} 

983 F A B1 - 5mk greenish black & crimson Mi 19, two strikes of the 'STEPHANSORT' cds, Cat €600.{Page 

123.3} 

984 F A B1 - 5mk greenish-black & crimson Mi 19, marginal example from right of the sheet, well centred, tied to 

small piece by two fine strikes of the 'SIMPSONHAFEN/.../16 3/09' cds, Schröder & Bothe guarantee 

handstamps, Cat €600.{Page 123.2} 

400 

250 

600 

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450 

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NEW GUINEA - German (Deutsch) New Guinea - Postal History 

985 C B 

986 C A- 

1904 Dutch PPC ("Groet uit Banda") to Sydney with German 10pf tied by light but obvious 

'DEUTSCHE SEEPOST/NEU/GUINEA/ZWEIGLINIE/(SINGAPORE)/28 10/04 b' cds, minor blemishes. 

Cockrill & Gottspenn state "Very rare cancellation". 

1908 commercial cover to 'SCHWERRIN/(MECKLB)' (b/s) with German 20pf tied by good strike of the 

28mm 'DEUTSCHE SEEPOST/NEU/GUINEA/ZWEIGLINIE/2 4/08 c' cds used aboard SMS "Prinz 

Waldemar", light horizontal fold. Cockrill & Gottspenn state "Scarce cancellation". 

450 

300 

987 C B 

Lot 987 Lot 989 

1914 (March) parcel card from Bavaria to a missionary at Kurum in the Dampier Archipelago via 

Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen ("FW'hafen") with Bayern 30pf & 60pf x4 (on the reverse) tied by 

'WUERZBURG 1' cds, black/orange 'Nachname/Remboursement' label & 'Wurzburg' parcel label, 

boxed 'WURZBURG/FRANKFURT (MAIN)/BAYER BAHNHOF' d/s on the face & oval 'BASSEL- 

FRANKFURT (M)' TPO b/s, FW'hafen arrival b/s of 29/5/14 & 'Kaiserliche Zollstelle/[arms]/Friedrich- 

Wilhelmshafen' Customs seal in violet, some toning & minor blemishes. [This is the only item bearing 

Bavarian stamps in the recent find. Kurum is on Karkar Island, 60km north of FW'hafen]{Page 124.1} 

988 C B - a similar parcel card from Germany to FW'hafen with 5pf 25pf 50pf & 2mk x2 (only one 2mk on the 

face) tied by 'BREMEN' cds, unusually without the triangular 'Nachname' label, very fine FW'hafen 

arrival b/s & largely very fine strike of the Customs seal, minor blemishes.{Page 120.6} 

989 C A- - a similar parcel card to "Angorum (Sepik)" with 5pf 60pf & 2mk tied by 'Leipzig-/Plagwitz' cds, very 

fine FW'hafen arrival b/s & light but clear strike of the Customs seal, a few very minor blemishes. 

Another really remote destination. [Angoram lies 100km up the Sepik River. The Germans established 

a "station" there but a post office was opened only in 1934. A similar item also to Angoram sold for 

$2530 at our auction of 9/2/2008]{Page 124.2} 

990 C B - a similar parcel card to the Neu Guinea Compagnie at Peterhafen with 20pf & 60pf x4 (only one 

60pf on the face) tied by 'ERFURT' cds, very fine FW'hafen arrival b/s & partial strike of the Customs 

seal, minor blemishes. [Peterhafen is on Garowe Island in the Witu Group. It was one of the remotest 

German outposts. A similar card to Peterhafen sold for $1092 at our auction of 9/2/2008]{Page 134.1} 

991 PS A+ - plain postcard with 'FELD.../nur für die Wehrabteilung und/für die Expeditionstruppe' handstamp & 

fine strike of the Rabaul mailbag seal both in violet, unused. Superb! Böthe guarantee handstamp & 

Ceremuga Certificate (2003) that states "Very rare". [When War was declared, no suitable military 

stationery was available so this provisional expedient was resorted to. Tim Rybak's similar card sold for 

$604 at our auction of 26/4/2008]{Page 120.7} 

NEW GUINEA - 'G.R.I.' Overprints 

1,000 

750 

1,250 

800 

500 

992 L A 

Lot 997 Ex Lot 994 Lot 1002 

"G.R.I." by Robert Gibbs (1988), hardbound with dust-jacket. As new. One of the most important books 

in our library. Long out-of-print and always in demand. [Tim Rybak's copy sold for $747 at our auction 

of 26/4/2007] 

400 T

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NEW GUINEA - 'G.R.I.' Overprints (continued) 


993 L (B) 

994 

995 

1916 (Nov 10) hand-written letter on Melbourne dealer William Ackland's letterhead to Lieut Price 

offering to pay him the enormous sum of £55 for a set of the overprints on Marshall Islands "and about 

the same for New Guinea", signed "Wm Ackland", a bit aged & with the folds reinforced. 

* Useful selection with New Guinea 5mm Setting 1d on 3pf & 5d on 50pf with Additional Overprint in the 

(rejoined) Margin at Base, 'O.S.' 1d on 3pf (14, including 5 vertical pairs) & 1d on 5pf; and on Marshalls 

three low values, 2d on 10pf complete marginal strip of 10 from the top of the sheet, 2d on 20pf 

horizontal pair SG 53/e & 3d on 25pf, Kawieng Regn Label SG 42, Cat £1450+.{Page 124.4} (34) 

*O 6mm Setting 1d on 5pf on piece with Rabaul oval d/s, mint 2d on 10pf, 2d on 20pf, 2½d on 10pf; 5mm 

Setting 1d on 5pf x2, 2d on 10pf, 2d on 20pf; 'G.R.I./3d.' on Registration Label Kawieng SG 42; Opts 

on Marshalls 5mm Setting 1d on 3pf, 1d on 5pf, 2d on 10pf x2, 2d on 20pf & 1d on 2d on 10pf SG 63; 

condition variable but mainly fine, Cat £850+. (19) 

100 T 

750 

400 

Ex Lot 996 

996 * A/B 1914-15 6mm Setting 1d on 3pf SG 1 (overall aging) to 8d on 80pf (tiny thin spot) SG 1-11, mostly 

very fine, Cat £2500+. BPA Certificate (1980) for the 3d on 25pf.{Page 125.1} (11) 

997 * A B1 - 1d on 3pf SG 1, very lightly mounted, Cat £450.{Page 124.3} 

400 T 

1,500 

Lot 998 Lot 999 Lot 1000 

998 * B B1 1914-15 High Values 3½-4mm Setting '1s.' on 1mk red SG 12 with Defective Stop after 'G', well 

centred, a little aged, small hinge remainder & a couple of small thin spots, Cat £1700. [Tim Rybak's 

very fine example - without the variety - sold for $3680]{Page 125.2} 

999 * C A1 - '2s.' on 2mk blue SG 13, exceptional centring, thin & minor stain at top, Cat £1800. RPSofL 

Certificate (1973).{Page 125.3} 

1000 W A- B1 - '3s.' on 3mk blue SG 14, well centred, unused, Cat £3500. BPA Certificate (1949). [Tim Rybak's mint 

example - a couple of tiny blemishes - sold for $3680]{Page 125.4} 

1001 * A/B 1914-15 5mm Setting 1d on 5pf, 2d on 10pf, 2d on 20pf, 2½d on 10pf, 3d on 30pf & 5d on50pf (minor 

stain), Cat £525. (6) 

1002 * A B1 - 1d on 3pf with Straight Top Serif on '1' SG 16c [Setting 6; Posn 3], two expertisers' handstamps on 

the reverse, Cat £1000.{Page 124.5} 

1,000 

750 

2,000 

400 

500 T 

Lot 1004 

1003 

W 

1915 '3d.' Surcharge on Registration Labels selection comprising Rabaul SG 33 (stained), 

FW'hafen SG 35 & 35f, Herbertshöhe SG 36, Kieta SG 38, Manus SG 39 and Town Name with Serifs 

FW'hafen SG 41 & Kawieng SG 42, a few perf faults, unused, Cat £1650+. (8) 

750

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1004 W A - 'Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen/(Deutsch Neuguinea)' & '.../(Deutsch-Neuguinea' SG 35 (well centred) & 

35f, unused, Cat £370.{Page 125.5} 

300 

Lot 1005 Lot 1006 

1005 W A C1 - 'Herbertshöhe/(Deutsch Neu-Guinea)' SG 36e, unused, Cat £375. [Tim Rybak's mint example sold 

for $604]{Page 126.1} 

1006 W A B1 - 'Kawieng/ Deutsch Neu-Guinea ' with No Stop after '3d' SG 37ba, unusually well centred, unused, 

Cat £450.{Page 126.2} 

350 

500 

Lot 1007 

1007 * A C1 - 'Manus/(Deutsch Neuguinea)' marginal vertical pair from the left of the sheet, the upper unit with No 

Bracket before 'Deutsch' SG 39/b, large-part o.g., Cat £1150+. A rare se-tenant multiple.{Page 126.3} 

1,250 

Lot 1008 

1008 W A C1 - Town Name with Serifs 'Kawieng/(Deutsch Neuguinea)' block of 4, both left-hand units with No 

Stop after '3d' SG 42/a, unused, Cat £1070+. Ceremuga Certificate (2002).{Page 126.4} 

1,000

Jul 11, 2008 




Ex Lot 1009 

1009 * A B1 1914 5mm Setting on Marshall Islands 1d on 3pf to 8d on 80pf SG 50-58, hinge remainder on the 3d 

on 30pf, Cat £1400+. Kilian Certificate (1985) for the 3d on 30pf, and BPA Certificate (1989) for the 8d 

on 80pf.{Page 127.1} (9) 

1,200 

Lot 1011 

Lot 1012 

Lot 1010 

1010 */** A B1 - '4d.' on 40pf SG 56 marginal block of 4 from the top of the sheet, split & reinforced perfs between the 

lower units, the upper units unmounted, Cat £440++. A scarce multiple. {Page 127.3} 

1011 * A- B1 - '4d.' on 40pf with No Stop after 'd' SG 56e, insignificant gum-bend, lightly mounted, Cat £275. [Tim 

Rybak's very fine example sold for $460]{Page 127.2} 

1012 * B C1 1914 3½-4mm Setting on Marshall Islands High Values '1s.' on 1mk red SG 59, very minor thin & 

minor soiling, Cat £2250. Ex Colonel Harrie Evans: sold for $1650 at our auction of 6/10/2001. RPSofV 

Certificate (2001). {Page 127.4} 

500 

250 

2,000 

Lot 1013 

Lot 1014 

Lot 1015 

1013 F A B1 - '1s.' on 1mk red SG 59, well centred, light strike of the oval Rabaul datestamp in violet, Cat £3500. 

BPA Certificate (2000). {Page 127.5} 

4,000

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Lot 1027 

Lot 1029 

Lot 1026 

Lot 1035 

Lot 1032 

Lot 1036 

Lot 1040 Lot 1041 

Lot 1043

Jul 11, 2008 




1014 W A- C1 - '2s.' on 2mk blue SG 60, unused, Cat £1200. BPA Certificates (1936, when the stamp had a margin 

at left), & (1999, which mentions an "ironed crease at right" that we cannot discern). [Tim Rybak's very 

fine mint example sold for $4600]{Page 127.7} 

1015 W B A1 - '3s.' on 3mk violet-black SG 61 marginal example from the top of the sheet with part "eagle" in the 

margin & Stop Replaced after 'I', exceptional centring, a couple of minor blemishes, unused, Cat 

£4000+. Holcombe Certificate (1997). [Tim Rybak's mint example without the variety - minor faults - 

sold for $4200]{Page 127.6} 

800 

3,000 

Lot 1017 

1016 V A/B 

Lot 1016 

1915 Additional Surcharge on Marshall Islands '1' on 2d on 10pf & '1' on 2d on 20pf (minor surface 

abrasion) SG 63 & 64 tied to piece from an envelope by oval Rabaul datestamp of JAN 9 1915 in 

violet, Cat £2430+. [Tim Rybak's very fine used example of SG 64 sold for $3815]{Page 129.1} 

1017 * B C1 - '1' on 2d on 10pf with Small '1' SG 63c with Defective Stop (traces only) after 'G', minor toning, Cat 

£375+. Holcombe Certificate (1998). [Tim Rybak's mint example without the variety - minor faults - sold 

for $420]{Page 129.2} 

NEW GUINEA - 'N.W./PACIFIC/ISLANDS' Overprints 

1018 

1019 

O*W 

Array on Hagners including used 1915-16 KGV Heads ½d abc strip, 1918-23 ½d pairs x2, 1d blocks of 

4 (2, one perf 'OS'), 2d orange & 2d rose-scarlet perf 'OS'; Roos perf 'OS' 1/- (2), 2/- (2) & 5/- 

(defective, but rare); plus a few useful mint/unused items, condition very mixed, Cat £700+. 

*O Mint and used selection on leaves wth Kangaroos First Wmk 9d & 1/- mint plus 6d & 10/- (2, one with 

radio station cancel) used, Second Wmk 2/- (2, one mint) & 5/- used, Fifth Setting mostly mint to 5/- 

with a few duplicates, 1918 Surcharge used, KGV Fifth Setting 1d Saddle on Emu mint, New Colours 

Perf 'OS' 2d orange x3 & 4d violet used, a few minor overprint varieties, condition generally fine, Cat 

£1200+. {Page 122.10} (92) 

1020 CPS A/B Two German 10pf Postal Cards with NWPI values to 6d added, plus two covers with ½d strip of 4 + 

2½d or KGV 4d each with 'Eitape/Deutsch-Neuguinea' registration label & the latter also with 

'T.'-in-octagon h/s, the two covers also with the German mailbag seal poorly impressed in wax on the 

reverse (which has bled through to the face), all cancelled with the German 'EITAPE' cds dated 

Christmas Day 1914, prior to the issue of the stamps. Interesting souvenirs.{Page 134.2} (4 items) 

1021 * A Varieties on Kangaroos comprising 2d Scratch [2L28] on both SG 94 & 106, 2d Scratch [2L34] on SG 

106 (2), 2½d SG 107b Thin Fraction in block of 4, 3d SG 96 Retouch to first 'A' of 'AUSTRALIA', and 

6d SG 110 Jet-Propelled 'S' in 'AUSTRALIA' in block of 4. A very scarce little group. (7 items) 

1022 * A/B Kangaroos abc strips comprising First Wmk 2½d 9d & 1/- (a little toned), Second Wmk 1/-, and Third 

Wmk 2d & 2/- (2, one with Watermark Inverted, rounded upper-right corner), a few minor perf faults, 

Cat £500+. (7 strips) 

1023 

*O Mostly mint selection on Hagners with Kangaroos including 2/-, 5/-, 10/- x2 & £1, KGV including 1d 

Dies I-II pair SG 67/c, 'One Penny' Surcharges, New Colours (2 sets) plus used 4d violet (14, including 

a block of 4), a few KGV abc strips, perf 'OS' 2d orange & 4d violet both used etc, generally fine.{Page 

122.5} (120+) 

1024 */** A 1915-16 KGV 1d carmine SG 67b complete forme of 30 from the upper-left of Plate 4 with "Secret 

Mark" [1] & Break in Top Frame [7, early state] Fourth Setting Intermediate State with Circle-Stops [6 & 

18] & Large Stop [12], most units unmounted, Cat £260+. Ex Colonel Harrie Evans: cost $253 at our 

auction of 6/10/2001. 

1025 * A- B1 - 4d chrome-yellow SG 70b, well centred, a very minor reddish stain on the reverse doesn't detract 

from the excellent facial appearance, under-catalogued at £250. With a normal 4d orange for 

comparison.{Page 122.7} 

2,000 

300 

400 

800 

Offer 

400 

500 

500 

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250

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NEW GUINEA - 'N.W./PACIFIC/ISLANDS' Overprints (continued) 


1026 ** A/B 1915-16 Kangaroos First Watermark 1/- SG 81 complete forme of 30, centred high, some short/pulled 

perfs, unmounted, Cat £1500++. Very scarce: absent from Tim Rybak's collection.{Page 128.1} 

1027 ** A B1 - First Wmk 10/- grey & pink SG 84 types bc vertical pair, unmounted, Cat £220++.{Page 128.2} 

300 

1028 */** A/B - Third Watermark 3d olive SG 96 complete forme of 30 from the left-hand pane of Plate 2 [1-30] with 

Retouch on First 'A' of 'AUSTRALIA' [2L59], some gum blemishes especially on the upper row but 

most units are unmounted, Cat £200++. Ex Colonel Harrie Evans. 

1029 * A B1 - 2/- brown SG 97 type b with '$' for 'S' in 'AUSTRALIA' (Early State), lightly mounted. Colonel Evans' 

used example sold for $935 at our auction of 6/10/2001.{Page 128.3} 

1030 * A B1 - Third Watermark £1 chocolate & dull blue SG 99 type a, well centred, Cat £250. An unusually large 

stamp.{Page 132.1} 

1031 * A/B 1918 'One Penny' Surcharges on KGV 5d & Kangaroo 1/- SG 100-101 abc strips, minor blemishes & 

the 1d on 5d strip with hinge remainders, Cat £720+. [Tim Rybak's very fine strips sold for $1437] 

{Page 122.8} 

1032 ** A C1 1918-23 Fifth Setting Kangaroos 5/- grey & yellow SG 116 block of 4, unmounted, Cat £240++ 

.{Page 128.5} 

1033 C A- 

1034 C B 

1921 commercial cover to Germany with ½d 2d pair & 2½d tied by 'RABAUL/15FE21' cds, mss 

"R1230" in red, very late usage of 'OPENED BY CENSOR' tape & the vertical-oval 'PASSED BY 

CENSOR/No.1/AN&MEF' h/s in violet, opened again in Germany where currency control label affixed 

& tied to reverse by 'POSTUBERWACHUNGSSTELLE/[arms]/MUNCHEN' cachet & to face by 

'Nachgesandt' h/s both in violet. A marvellous cover. [The foreign letter rate was raised to 4d on 

1/10/1920. The sender's address is given as "LBeck, Kavieng/New-Guinea/N.W. Pacific-Islands", an 

expression rarely seen except on the stamps, which were actually intended for use in the Carolines, 

Marianas & Marshalls and NOT in New Guinea, to which the NWPI appelation was never officially 

applied. Even this late, censorship was still applied to mail for Germany from former German nationals] 

{Page 134.4} 

1922 commercial cover to Chicago with 1d carmine & 2d orange tied by light Rabaul cds, mss "T30c" 

in blue, minor peripheral tears. [The foreign letter rate was increased to 4d on 1st October 1920] 

1035 * B B1 Officials: 1919-23 KGV 1d carmine-red perf 'OS' SG O3 block of 4, light wrinkling at base of lower 

units, lightly mounted, Cat £560+. {Page 128.4} 

1036 G A- C1 - 1919-23 King George V 4d orange perf 'OS' SG O4 block of 4, light stain on lower-right corner unit, 

'RABAUL' cancel. Rare multiple, Cat £240+.{Page 128.6} 

NEW GUINEA - Mandated Territory Issues 

1037 

*/**O 

Mint and used collection on leaves including Huts 6d used (2, shades), Dated Birds to 5/- * plus Optd 

'OS' 1/- & 2/- used (dubious cancels), Undated Birds to 2/- (ex 5d) mint plus 5/- **, Airs to 1/- plus 5/- 

used, 1939 Bulolo to 1/- mint, condition a tad mixed, Cat £450+. (100+) 

750 

250 

500 

250 

750 

300 

1,600 

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500 

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200 

1038 

Ex Lot 1038 

*O Huts plus Airs & 'OS' Opts, Dated Birds + Airs & 'OS' Opts, Undated Birds including the Unissued ½d 

orange (toning) + Airs & 'OS' Opts, 1935 £2 & £5, 1939 Bulolo, also Huts 2/- block of 10 (2x5) with 

Double Perfs at Top, & 'STAMP DUTY' 1d 2d 6d & 2/-, generally fine but we did note some minor 

problems so inspection is recommended, Cat £4200+ approximately.{Page 130.1} (150 approx) 

1039 G/V A/B 1935 Bulolo £2 violet & £5 emerald SG 204-5, a couple of minor blemishes, Cat £530.{Page 122.9} 

(2) 

1040 W A B1 - £2 violet Panelli Forgery, unused.{Page 128.7} 

300 

1041 F A A1 - £5 dull green Panelli Forgery, forged 'BULOLO' cds. Very scarce.{Page 128.8} 

500 

1042 P A 1939 Bulolo £1 olive Panelli Forgery "die proof" on wove paper (62x51mm).{Page 132.4} 

500 

1043 W A A1 - £1 olive Panelli Forgery, unused.{Page 128.9} 

300 

1044 C A 

1934 commercial airmail cover from Sydney to Wau with KGV 2d pair, endorsed "Left Territory" in red 

& with good strike of the rare boxed 'UNCLAIMED/AT RABAUL' h/s, Sydney DLO re-sealing label on 

the flap & h/s in magenta on the face. [4d was a short-lived rate introduced in 1932, comprising 2d 

surface to Port Moresby (reduced to 1½d in 1933) + 2d air on the Port Moresby-Salamaua route]{Page 

134.3} 

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2,250 

300 

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NEW HEBRIDES (British) 

Ex Lot 1045 

1045 */** A An excellent collection in hingeless Lighthouse album missing only the 1938 Postage Due 5c! but 

including the finest example we have seen of the 1908 CA 1/- SG 9, Specimen sets of the 1921 & 

1925 Idols, 1938 Gold Currency, and the Postage Due 1925 & 1938 sets, 1978 Port Vila Surcharges 

including the Unissued 50fr & 100fr, issues from 1938 - and the 1925 Postage Dues - (but not the 

Specimen sets) are unmounted, Cat £2200+.{Page 131.1} (300+) 

2,000 T 

Lot 1046 

1046 * A A1 1908 Overprints on Fiji MCA 1d carmine vertical pair the upper unit with Overprint Omitted SG 2a, 

exceptional centring, lightly mounted, Cat £7000. RPSofL (1985) & Behr (1999) Certificates. [The 

"Crowning Glory" of New Hebrides stamps. Absent from William Frazer's collection. The "Santo" strip 

of 4 and pair - the bottom unit of both with the Overprint Omitted - sold for $6875 & $6325 at our 

auctions of 24/6/2000 & 30/9/2000]{Page 131.2} 

8,000 T

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Lot 1030 

Lot 1069 

Lot 1042 

Lot 1049 

Lot 1060 

Lot 1064 

Ex Lot 1061 

Lot 1065 

Lot 1071 

Lot 1060

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NEW HEBRIDES (British) (continued) 


Lot 1047 Lot 1048 

1047 * B A1 1920-21 Surcharges on British Issue '1d.' on 5d olive Surcharge Inverted SG 30a marginal example 

from the left of the sheet, exceptional centring, tropicalised gum, very lightly mounted, several 

guarantee handstamps on the reverse, Cat £3000. BPA Certificate (2000). [Absent from William 

Frazer's collection. The "Santo" example - significantly off-centre - sold for $2310 at our auction of 

24/6/2000]{Page 133.1} 

1048 * A B1 1924 Surcharges '5d.' on 2½d ultramarine Surcharge Inverted SG 42a, well centred, guarantee 

signature on the reverse, Cat £2750. Behr Certificate (1998) states "superbe, rare". [The "Santo" & 

William Frazer examples - both marginal - sold for $2090 at our auction of 24/6/2000 & for £1150 at 

auction in London in 2003 respectively]{Page 133.2} 

1049 P B 

1966 Churchill 35c imperforate proof in the colours of the 30c affixed to Harrison & Sons presentation 

card, minor blemishes on the card but the proof itself is very fine. Unissued value.{Page 132.3} 

2,500 T 

3,000 T 

500 T 

Lot 1050 Lot 1051 

1050 ** A B1 1977-78 Port Vila Surcharges '25/FNH' on 25c Shell horizontal pair the first unit with '25/FHN' Error of 

Overprint SG 236a, minor offset of the overprint on the reverse, unmounted, Cat £400+ (2002). [The 

virtually identical "Santo" pair- sold for $880 at our auction of 24/6/2000] {Page 133.3} 

1051 ** A A1 - '30/FNH' on 25c Shell with '30/FHN' Error of Overprint SG 237a, exceptional centring, guarantee 

handstamp on the reverse, unmounted, Cat £1300+ (2002). {Page 133.4} 

1052 PS B 1954 commercial usage of "Australian Territories" formular aerogramme to Canada with French 1953 

25c tied by fair 'SANTO' cds, the lengthy letter in Czech (?), minor blemishes. Rare. [This is the only 

commercial usage we have recorded of any of the Australian aerogrammes from New Hebrides, being 

all the more remarkable for being from an outlying island]{Page 134.5} 

1,000 T 

2,000 T 

400 

Lot 1055 

1053 ** A VANUATU: 1980-99 Issues in hingeless Lighthouse album apparently complete except for the 1998 

Surcharges, plus 7 booklets, unmounted, Cat £450+. Exceptional thematic content. (100s) 

350 T

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Lot 990 

Ex Lot 1020 

Lot 1044 

Lot 1033 

Lot 1052 

Lot 1076 

Lot 1077 

Lot 1078

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NEW HEBRIDES (French) 

Ex Lot 1054 

1054 */** A An excellent collection on hingeless Lighthouse pages with an unusually fine Syndicat Francais set 

(hinge remainders), the issued stamps largely complete with a few gaps in the pre-1938 issues but 

including Specimen sets of the 1925 Idols & the 1925 Postage Dues, 1980 Booklet (2, different 

covers), issues from 1941 onwards are unmounted, Cat £2500+.{Page 135.1} (300+) 

1055 * A+ A1 1920-21 Surcharges '5c.' on 'NOUVELLES/HEBRIDES' 50c SG F32a, excellent centring, the faintest 

evidence of having been mounted, Cat £475. Superb! [The "Santo" example - significantly off-centre - 


NEW ZEALAND 

1056 */** A/B Accumulation of KGVI & QEII plate blocks including KGVI to 2/- including Coarse Paper 5d #96 plate 

block of 6, 8d optd 'Official' CP #MO11a plate #95 block of 6, 9d plate #134 block of 8, QEII 1953 to 8d 

and 1957-58 New Values to 3d including 2d on 1½d provisionals. A few tonespots seen, generally fine 

lightly mounted or unmounted. (65 blocks) 

2,000 T 

600 T 

300 

1057 

Lot 1057 

O Attractive used collection on leaves with 1898-1909 Pictorials including 6d green (5), 2/- (7) & 5/- (6, 

two of which have obviously fiscal cancels), Penny Universals array including KEVII Land overprint, 

Christchurch set with Exhibition cds, KEVII & Peace sets, KGV with 1/- Mixed Perfs block of 4, 

Dunedin 4d 'POSTAGF', etc, generally fine to very fine.{Page 135.2} 

1058 * A/B Selection of better sets comprising 1906 Christchurch Exhibition (3d gum wrinkle, 3d & 6d with paper 

hinge remnants), 1913 Auckland Exhibition and 1931 Smiling Boys, Cat £700.{Page 132.7} (10) 

1059 G/F A/A- 

1857-63 No Watermark Imperf 2d blue, three examples - one a huge stamp - with margins close to 

large, Cat £540. (3) 

1060 G A - Imperf 6d chestnut SG 15, margins just clear to large, Cat £550.{Page 132.5} 

300 T 

1061 

O 

1862 Large Star 1d (2, one a large stamp but a little oxidized), 2d (4), 3d (dated cancel), 6d (all 

shades + extra black-brown) & 1/- (3), generally attractive & mostly with four margins but a few faults 

noted, Cat £2415.{Page 132.8} (14) 

1062 G A - Imperf 2d blue Plate I & 6d black-brown SG 38 & 41, both with full margins, the 6d bizarrely with 

part-Wellington cds of DE-/62 on the reverse!, Cat £210. (2) 

1063 G A - Imperf 6d black-brown SG 41, margins close to large; and 1/- yellow-green SG 45, margins just clear 

(at lower-right) to huge, Cat £450. (2) 

1064 O B 

1862-63 Pelure Paper Imperforate 1d orange-vermilion SG 81, margins close to large except where 

just touched at a couple of points at right, excellent colour just a trifle oxidised at top, untidy cancel, Cat 

£2500. Odenweller Certificate (2008).{Page 132.6} 

1065 G A - Imperf 6d black-brown SG 85, margins good to large, light '1' cancel, Cat £250. Ex "Du Bois" (Inoue). 

[A superb example sold for $460 at our auction of 29/3/2008]{Page 132.9} 

1066 V B 

1067 G A A1 

1864 Wmk 'NZ' Rouletted 7 at Auckland 2d pale blue (Plate I, worn) SG 102, rouletted (except at top) 

into the design at left & base but cut from the sheet to preserve the design, tiny thin at top & a little 

soiled, cds cancel clear of the Queen's face, Cat £750. Ex Inoue. RPSofNZ Certificate (1996).{Page 

132.11} 

1864-67 Large Star Perf 12½ 1/- yellow-green SG 125, exceptional centring, Auckland duplex cancel, 

Cat £100. 

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80 T

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NEW ZEALAND (continued) 


1068 * A-/B 1874-78 First Sidefaces Comb Perf 12x11½ 6d blue SG 183 block of 4, a few minor blemishes on the 

reverse, part-o.g., Cat £340++. Stated to be the largest recorded multiple.{Page 138.1} 

1069 * B A2 - 5/- grey SG 186, well centred, perf repair at upper-right, part-o.g., Cat £375.{Page 132.2} 

200 

400 T 

1070 

Ex Lot 1070 

* 1882-1900 Second Sidefaces extensive annotated array on leaves with many shades, pairs, blocks of 

4 to 1/- (adhesions on reverse) etc, noted Perf 11 2½d block of 6 with Sheet Number, Perf 10 ½d strip 

of 4 & Perf 10x11 2½d pair both with Double Perforations Vertically, a few with Advertisements 

including mint Perf 10 3d & 8d etc, generally fine to very fine but there is some toning, Cat £5000+. An 

excellent basis for an interesting collection.{Page 136.1} (180 approx) 

1071 * A/B - Perf 10 8d blue SG 225 block of 4 with Advertisements on the Reverse for "Dandelion Coffee" (!), 

cough lozenges, soap & potted meat, the left-hand units with two ironed-out vertical creases that don't 

affect the appearance from either side, Cat £300++. A rare and desirable multiple.{Page 132.10} 

1072 P A 

1902 Star/NZ Single Watermark blank paper lower-left corner block with 12 impressions plus '...ND' 

at left & '...GE' at base, also with the Sheet Number 'J417039', unmounted. 

2,000 T 

400 T 

200 T 

1073 

Ex Lot 1073 

* 1909-36 attractive collection on leaves with KEVII with shades to 1/- (4), KGV Recess set plus most 

Mixed Perf pairs, Auckland Exhibition & Victory sets, Dunedin blocks of 4 plus 4d 'POSTAGF' single, 

Admirals (both sets), 1931-35 Airmail Issues & 1935-36 Pictorials etcetera, generally very fine, Cat 

£2500+.{Page 136.2} (180+) 

1,000 T 

1074 

Ex Lot 1074 

Lot 1075 

* 'OFFICIAL' Overprints: Attractive collection on leaves with KEVII set plus 8d Mixed Perfs block of 4, 

QV 2/- & 5/- both perfs of each, KGV 3d Watermark Inverted block of 4, 8d brown, 3d & 6d Mixed Perf 

pairs, 1927-33 2/- Admiral & 5/- Arms, 1936-61 to 2/- (3) + 5/-, Centennial set, KGVI set 6d Plate '146' 

block of 9 & 1/- Watermark Upright corner block of 4, a few used including Centennial set etc, also 

Lighthouses & 1926-36 Express 6d (3 perfs), generally very fine, Cat £2000+.{Page 136.3} (240 

approx) 

1,000 T

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NEW ZEALAND (continued) 


1075 * A A1 Postal Fiscals: 1940-58 Multiple Watermark £3/10/- rose SG F209, exceptional centring, lightly 

mounted, Cat £1800. An exceptional example of this scarce stamp.{Page 136.4} 

NEW ZEALAND - Postal History 

1076 C B 

1858 (July 17) cover to England with No Watermark Imperf 2d dull deep blue SG 11 horizontal strip of 

3 (margins close to large except at top of the last unit where a little cut-into, Cat £825++) & three poor 

to good strikes of '18' cancels of 'OTAGO' (b/s), 'CAMBRIDGE' arrival b/s, the strip originally folded 

over the top of the envelope and the crease across the top of the strip has been largely ironed-out, 

discolouration at left of the envelope. Ex "Du Bois" (Inoue). {Page 134.6} 

1077 C A 1863 (Sep 11) local Colenso cover with rare franking of No Wmk Imperf 2d dull deep blue SG 96, 

(margins just touched - at upper-left - to large, Cat £800), untidy '11' cancel & 'NAPIER' cds at left, the 

stamp lifted for examination & replaced. Ex "Du Bois" (Inoue). Odenweller Certificate (2006). {Page 

134.7} 

1078 C A 

1079 C A- 

1869 cover to Edinburgh (b/s) with rare and extraordinary franking of 2d blue SG 115a horizontal strip 

of 5 [R18/1-5, the central unit defective at base] being all five retouched positions from this row, rare 

"Alf" manuscript cancellations of Alford Forest overstruck with bars cancels of Christchurch (b/s). Ex 

"Du Bois" (Inoue). [A remarkable cover that predates by almost 5 years the opening of the post office 

at Alford Forest on 1/5/1874. Mss cancel rated 8 by Wooders] {Page 134.8} 

1935 airmail cover from England paid 4½d only to The New Zealand Express Co, with 'TO 

PAY/("1/9d")/DOUBLE DEFICIENT POSTAGE' h/s partly concealed by Postage Due 3d SG D36 

irregular block of 7 (Cat £294+) tied by 'DUNEDIN' cds, 'AWAY FROM HOME/NOTICE LEFT' 

double-lined boxed h/s in purple on face, minor blemishes.{Page 140.1} 

NORFOLK ISLAND 

[We are pleased to present the interesting collection formed by our long-time client and friend, Margaret Hamilton, from Western 

Australia] 

1080 

1081 

1082 

*OC 

**OBC 

B**O 

1083 V A B1 

A carton, yes a carton! of Norfolk Island material being annotated & often illustrated pages from the 

late Cliff Franzi's collection with stamps, FDCs, other philatelic covers, etc, also an array of pictorial 

datestamps stated to be "proof" impressions and they very well may be. The inclusion of numerous 

photographs and other supporting material makes this a most attractive assemblage that is sure to 

gladden someone's heart. Allow an hour to view properly. (Qty) 

Duplicated array of loose stamps, others on Hagners, in a stockbook & on Seven Seas hingeless 

pages, includes a number of Local Post booklets, plus two Hagner binders of philatelic covers 

including 1947 Flight pair. Have a look. (Qty) 

Folder of mostly local booklets including 1995 Flowers optd 'Singapore 95' and 'ASDA', many later 

issues duplicated including 2001 "Parfums de Pacifique" scented $10 booklets (5, two optd 'BELGICA 

2001'); also Lord Howe Island stamps booklets & covers including 1935 Silver Jubilee 2d & 3d on 

philatelic cover, $7.20 Courier Post booklet x3, plus a copy of Sel Pfeffer's "Australia & Territories 

Booklet Catalogue". (150+ items) 

1947-59 Ball Bay 2d purple SG 4 horizontal strip of 5 from the top of the sheet with aberrant perfs in 

the margin, CTO. 

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400 

500 

300 

300 

100 

1084 P A- 

1085 P B 

Lot 1085 Lot 1084 

Lot 1086 

1960-62 Pictorials 2/5d Passionflower & 2/8d Rose Apple die proofs in the issued colours on 

unwatermarked wove paper, a couple of minor blemishes. Rare and desirable.{Page 137.2} 

1960 Surcharges 1/1d on 3½d Warder's Tower die proof in the issued colour of dull blue on 

unwatermarked wove paper, minor blemishes. Rare. [The 1958 3½d was brown. No 3½d in blue was 

issued]{Page 137.1} 

1086 P B - '2/5' on 6½d die proof in the issued colour of blue-green on unwatermarked wove paper, minor 

blemishes. Rare. [The 1958 6½d was deep green. No 6½d in blue-green was issued]{Page 137.3} 

1,500 

750 

750 

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Lot 1068 


Ex Lot 1097 


Ex Lot 1095 

Lot 1091

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NORFOLK ISLAND (continued) 


Lot 1087 

1087 ** A 1966 Decimal Surcharges '10c' on 10d Salt House horizontal upper-right corner strip of 4 all with the 

Surcharge Grossly Misplaced 5mm to the Left, unmounted. A striking error as the original value is 

clearly visible beneath the initial silver overprint. [Stephen Bradford's similar strip of 4 sold for $952 at 

our auction of 9/11/2002]{Page 139.1} 

1088 P A- 

1089 

**C 

1090 P A 

1966 & 1967 Christmas imperforate proof singles affixed to Harrison & Sons presentation cards, 

minor blemishes on the cards. (2) 

1968-71 Coil Stamps 4c & 5c two strips of 4 of each with colourful "offsets" on the reverse caused by 

pressure within the coil-roll, 3c on a 1970 philatelic cover to Victoria, 5c (+ 1c Bird) on an apparently 

commercial cover to NSW (a rare franking; minor blemishes), also coil starters for the 3c 4c 5c & 6c 

(two different). 

1978 50th Anniversary of Girl Guides proofs of the four designs roughly cut to the "map" shape of 

the issued stamps & affixed to a Walsall Security Printers presentation card (171x204mm), the 25c and 

45c designs were transposed for the issued stamps. Rare. Ex Stephen Bradford: sold for $1792 at our 

auction of 9/11/2002. An important item for the Scouting/Guiding collector. [With a set of the issued 

die-cut self-adhesive stamps for comparison. Also with a 2002 letter from Allan Taverner, manager of 

the Norfolk Island Post Office, stating that "Only 6 of these items were distributed to members of the 

Stamp Advisory Committee"]{Page 138.2} 

1091 ** A- 1979 Rowland Hill 55c Miniature Sheet completely imperforate, a few minor black marks on the face, 

unmounted. [Stephen Bradford's similar M/S - with a few minor tonespots - sold for $1792 at our 

auction of 9/11/2002]{Page 138.5} 

1092 P A- 

1093 P B 

1979 Christmas imperforate proof se-tenant strip of 3 affixed within Harrison & Sons presentation 

folder, a few minor tonespots. Ex Stephen Bradford: sold for $403 at our auction of 9/11/2002.{Page 

138.4} 

1980-81 Aircraft $1 Beechcraft & $5 Hercules imperforate proof singles affixed to Harrison & Sons 

presentation cards, some toning. [Stephen Bradford's very fine part-set of 7 such proofs sold for $1176 

at our auction of 9/11/2002. (2) 

1094 P A 1982 Whales imperforate proof singles affixed to Harrison & Sons presentation cards.{Page 146.1} (3) 1,000 

1095 ** A 1986 Christmas (Dove) imperforate vertical pairs, unmounted. [One set of sheets of 50 has been 

recorded]{Page 138.6} (3 pairs) 

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400 

250 

2,000 

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400 

300 

400 

Lot 1096 

1096 ** A 1987 Endangered Species/World Wildlife Fund (Parrot) marginal se-tenant strip of 4 from the top of 

the sheet completely imperforate, with colour bars at right and plate numbers at upper-left, unmounted. 

With a normal strip for comparison.{Page 139.2} 

1097 ** A 1993 Nudibranchs imperforate vertical pairs from the base of the sheets each with LEIGH-MARDON' 

imprint in the margin, unmounted. [One set of sheets of 50 has been recorded]{Page 138.3} (6 pairs) 

1,000 

800

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Lot 1079 

Ex Lot 1103 

Ex Lot 1104 

Lot 1108 

Lot 1111 

Lot 1115 

Lot 1121

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NORFOLK ISLAND (continued) 


Ex Lot 1098 

1098 ** A 2001 South Pacific Games pair of Miniature Sheets, unmounted. Unissued. [Legal considerations 

relating to failure to obtain permission from the athletes who were featured, caused the issue to be 

cancelled. A similar pair sold for $891 at our auction of 1/9/2007]{Page 141.1} (2) 

NORFOLK ISLAND - Postal History 

1099 

1100 

1101 

1102 

1103 

1104 

1105 

1106 

SD 

Selection of Norfolk Island datestamps on stamps of NSW (3, one almost fine, on piece); Australia 

including 2d Roo on piece, KGV 2d pair + 1/- Roo pair on piece etc; New Zealand including 1936 

Health block of 4; United States including in violet on piece; GB (2) & Bermuda!; also per favor strikes 

of 'RNZAF/ E /NZAPO' cds in black & in violet. (27 items) 

C Random group including "maximum cards" of the Ball Bay ½d & 1953 5/- Bridge, 1930 with KGV 3d, 

1940 with printed tourism slogan, 1940 philatelic cover with Censor #2 h/s, 1945 stampless to NZ with 

very fine 'RNZAF/ E /NZAPO' cds but faults, 1970s commercial at 47c rate with Special Delivery label, 

selection of inwards missent mail including one from Aitutaki! & one misdirected to Lord Howe Island, 

1971 plain card with per favor strike of the rare machine cancel - datehead inverted - in violet, 1966 & 

1971 local covers with 1d Flower or 1c Bird etc, condition variable. (26) 

C 

CPS 

C 

C 

C 

CPS 

Array of modern covers with good variety of mostly base-rate adhesives, mostly commercial to NSW, 

condition variable. (200+) 

The balance of Margaret Hamilton's exhibit pages with some useful items including 19th Century tinted 

booklplate of Kingston, four covers with 'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUSTRALIA' cds, commercial covers with 

Censor #2 or #3 handstamps, stampless cover to NZ with fair NZAPO cds, 1954 registered with 1/- 

Ball Bay + 5/- Bridge, official mail including 1957 cover with Ball Bay 4d, some early FDCs, formular 

Postal Stationery, etc, condition a bit mixed. (48) 

Selection of commercial & philatelic registered covers with a variety of registration labels & some 

useful adhesives, noted a 1968 local delivery registered cover with 1c Ship + 20c Bird (philatelic, but 

the only such item we have seen), 1973 1980 & 1982 all with mss "AR" & 1980 Avis de Reception card 

with 50c Butterfly, etc, also a selection of loose registration labels & a couple of registration receipts, 

condition variable.{Page 140.2} (26 + labels) 

Interesting selection of taxed mail including 1955 airmail to NSW but with 3½d Tower only, 1962 to NZ 

with 1962 Christmas 5d, 1966 local cover with 1d only but readdressed to NSW so taxed, 1998 

inwards from Yugoslavia etc, condition variable. A scarce lot.{Page 140.3} (25) 

Box of mostly official First Day Covers with a few better ones including 3d green & 2/- blue Ball Bay, 

1953 Pictorials (regd), 1960-62 Pictorials including the very scarce 10/- Bird (regd, minor spotting), 

2/8d Local Government etc, moderns including 1997 $8 Ball Bay & 2002 Jubilee M/S, some 

unaddressed including 1960s Fish set, some minor problems. (80+) 

Selection of commercial & philatelic covers including Ball Bay issues with solo frankings of 4d & 9d 

(registered), 5d greetings card rate to New Zealand with 1d & 4d, airmail to America with 1/- pair and 

registered to New Zealand with 2/- x3 & 1/- x2; also 1953 set registered to Canada, 1960 to America 

with 2/5d on 6½d and 1/1d on 3½d plus 10d & 9d, solo frankings including 8d Red Hibiscus x2, 7c 

Headstone Bridge (surface rate to America) and 25c Passionflower plus modern material including 

2003 Green Parrot "POSTAGE PAID" wrapper. Condition variable. (24) 

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1107 C B 

1108 C A 

Lot 1107 

1868 stampless cover from London to "Revd GH Nobbs/Norfolk Island/Australia" with fine 'LOMBARD- 

STREET/F.O./OC30/68/PAID' cds in red & rated "6" also in red, 'BETHAM & BLACKITH/TRANSIT 

AGENTS/COX'S QUAY/LOWER THAMES ST LONDON' forwarding agents' colourless embossing on 

the face, unusual 'SYDNEY' transit b/s of DE25/68 (Christmas Day), minor faults & some docketing on 

the face. Terrific destination item. Very little 19th century mail to or from Norfolk Island has survived. 

Sold for $4140 at our auction of 22/4/2006. [With the (defective) enclosed invoice for hymnbooks 

etc] 

In 1828, George Hunn Nobbs arrived on Pitcairn Island, where he quickly assumed the roles of 

schoolteacher and chaplain, though it was only in 1852 that he travelled to England to be ordained. 

Over time he became the effective leader of the community and supervised their transfer to Norfolk 

Island, where he remained after 16 of the islanders returned to Pitcairn in 1859, followed by a further 4 

families in 1864.{Page 142.1} 

1905 Watson cover to England with NSW 1d pair tied by characteristcally poor strikes of the first type 

(without 'NSW' at base) 'NORFOLK ISLAND' cds, Sydney transit & 'DONCASTER' arrival b/s. {Page 

140.4} 

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Lot 1109 

1109 C B - cover to England with NSW 2d tied by two poor but still unusually fine strikes of the first type (without 

'NSW' at base) 'NORFOLK ISLAND' cds, Sydney transit & 'WOKING' arrival b/s, a few minor faults still 

one of the most desirable covers from this period because the cds is almost obvious! {Page 142.2} 

600 

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1110 PS B - usage of Victorian ½d Wrapper to "MF Burke Esq/Pacific Cable Station/Norfolk Island/Via sydney", 

minor soiling on the face. [Norfolk Island was one of the most important cable stations in the entire 

British Empire. The Trans-Pacific cable was bifurcated at Norfolk, the two branches continued to New 

Zealand and Australia]{Page 142.3} 

1111 C B 

1112 C A-/B 

1113 C A-/(B) 

1919 commercial cover to Sydney with KGV ½d green (defective) & 1d red tied by a poor but 

discernible strike of the 'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUSTRALIA' cds, minor blemishes & a light horizontal 

fold. [Norfolk Island passed from NSW to Commonwealth control on 1/7/1914. Covers from the early 

Territory Period are rarely seen]{Page 140.5} 

1928-34 commercial covers to New Zealand (3, one redirected on arrival with 'GREENWOODS 

CORNER' cds) or Australia with KGV 2d (3) or Macarthur 2d tied by 'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUSTRALIA' 

cds, a few blemishes. (4) 

1929 (Aug) & 1930 (March) commercial covers to the Isle of Wight or New Zealand both with KGV 

1½d red tied by similarly mis-struck 'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUSTRALIA' cds, the first is very fine, the 

second - cds of 17MR30 & arrival b/s of 24MR30 - has been "renovated". [By late-1929 the Auckland 

steamer service had become irregular and it ceased altogether in March 1930. The second cover here 

is almost certainly from the last out-going mail] (2) 

750 

250 

200 

250 

1114 PS A- 

1115 C B 

Lot 1114 

Lot 1118 

1931 (April 1) use of 'TWO/PENCE' on 1½d Envelope to Sydney with very fine 'NORFOLK ISLAND/ 

30MR31/AUSTRALIA' cds & 3-line 'CARRIED BY AIR/...' cachet in violet signed by the pilot "Francis 

Chichester" AAMC #184, 'LORD HOWE ISLAND' transit cds at lower-left, a couple of minor blemishes, 

Cat $950. No 76 of the 80 carried: Eustis states #73 is the highest number recorded. [Stephen 

Bradford's similar cover sold for $1008 at our auction of 9/11/2002. Three similar items offered by us 

since then have sold for an average of $1054 each] {Page 143.1} 

1937 (March 28) "TSS Katoomba" (imprint on the flap) cover to Victoria via Sydney (b/s) with Airmail 

6d sepia pair tied by 'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUSTRALIA' cds, blue 'NORFOLK ISLAND/NEW SOUTH 

WALES' registration label, British type airmail label, a couple of tonespots. Ex Stephen Bradford. 

[Registration labels were supplied only in 1927]{Page 140.6} 

1116 C B - 1937 cover to America with KGV 1d & 2d tied by 'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUSTRALIA' cds, rare 

'NORFOLK ISLAND TOURIST BUREAU' imprint at upper-left, minor blemishes. Ex Stephen Bradford: 


1117 C A 

1118 C A 

1119 C B 

1938 (July) philatelic covers from GB and South Africa carried on the first Empire Air Mail Rate flight 

(the latter connecting at Alexandria), both with 'NORFOLK ISLAND/7SE38/AUST' arrival cds on the 

face. (2) 

1944 commercial cover to Sydney with ½d & 2½d pair tied by 'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUST' cds, 

Australian coat-of-arms on the flap & superb strike of the scarce 'Passed by/Censor 1/NORFOLK 

ISLAND' cachet in violet. [The #1 h/s was used at the Administrator's office. Stephen Bradford's 1941 

cover - with Sydney Paquebot cancel - sold for $756 at our auction of 9/11/2002]{Page 143.2} 

1945 stampless New Zealand printed OAS cover to NZAPO 361 with part-strike of the 'RNZAF/ E 

/NZAPO' cds, endorsed by the sender "Censored by" & signed "EG Pressley F/O" at left, light vertical 

fold. [The Air Force PO opened 11/2/1944 & closed in 1948] 

1120 C A - (Dec 10) similar stampless OAS cover to New Zealand with Church of England (chaplain's) imprint at 

upper-left, largely fine strike of the RNZAF cds. [Free postage was allowed on Forces mail until 

November 1947] 

1121 C B 

1946 (Nov 30) Sheard cover with 'BY FIRST AIR MAIL FLIGHT/From ("Brisbane, Queensland")/To 

("Norfolk Island")' cachet AAMC #1080a, minor staining from the gummed flaps, Cat $900.{Page 

140.7} 

850 

300 

300 

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400 

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250 

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Lot 1116 

Ex Lot 1124 

Lot 1127 

Lot 1129 

Lot 1128 

Lot 1135 

Ex Lot 1170 Lot 1213

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1122 C A 

1123 C A-/B 

1124 

CPS 

1125 C B/A- 

1126 PS A 

1127 PS A- 

1128 C A 

1129 C A- 

1947 (Oct 14) Sydney-Norfolk Island AAMC #1113 and the return flight #1114 each on Qantas 

envelope with the appropriate flight label & both signed by the pilot "LRAmbrose", Cat $250. With a 

small photo of the plane. [Stephen Bradford's similar pair - one with a small fault - sold for $324 at our 

sale of 9/11/2002] (3 items) 

1947-1953 commercial airmail covers to NSW at the 6½d rate + 2d late fee - though this has not been 

indicated - with 1) Australia 1d & 2½d x3; 2) 1953 Pictorials 8½d; and 3) overpaid ½d with Ball Bay 3d 

& Pictorials 3½d pair; the first with minor toning. (3) 

1948-50s commercial covers with various Ball Bay adhesives including solo frankings of 4d (OHMS), 

5½d & 9d, also airmails including to Perth with 1½d + 4d and 'R. BELL/NORFOLK/ISLAND/ 

PHOTOGRAPHER' cachet, to NSW with ½d + 6d and another with 2½d + 6d with 'LATE FEE' h/s, 3d 

+ 5½d on registered cover to Victoria, also registered surface to USA with 1d + 5½d (overpaid ½d), 

finally 1d + 6d tied to philatelically used formular Airletter by poor NZAFPO cds, condition variable. 

Very scarce group.{Page 144.2} (8) 

1953-54 commercial covers to Sydney with scarce solo frankings of the 1953 Pictorials 3½d (surface) 

or 8½d (airmail, including 2d for late fee), the first stained on the reverse, both opened-out. (2) 

1955 (Nov 5-6) New Zealand-Norfolk Island First TEAL Flight and return illustrated private 

aerogrammes. Ex Douglas Walker & Stephen Bradford. 

1959 use of Australian permit aerogramme from H.A.Goddard Ltd representing "The Times" in Sydney 

apologising to a client for a disruption in service, franked with 6d Kookaburra & QE 4d, a few pinholes. 

Scarce inwards item.{Page 144.3} 

1960 overpaid airmail cover to America with rare franking of Ball Bay 2/- blue & 1960 Christmas 5d tied 

by 'NORFOLK/ISLAND' cds. [The rate was 2/3d]{Page 144.4} 

1962 correctly rated registered cover to NSW with rare albeit philatelic franking of Ball Bay 2/- blue & 

1961 Christmas 5d tied by 'NORFOLK/ISLAND' cds, a few minor tonespots. [The enclosed letter on 

Burns Philp stationery states that the formular Letter Card is the only Postal Stationery item sold on the 

island]{Page 144.5} 

1130 C A 1965 correctly rated airmail cover to Switzerland with attractive philatelic franking of Fishes 1/3d, 1963 

& 1964 Christmas 5ds & Flower 2d tied by two strikes of 'NORFOLK/ISLAND' cds. 

200 

300 

500 

250 

125 

300 

200 

250 

200 

Lot 1131 Lot 1132 

1131 C A - correctly rated airmail cover to America with rare commercial franking of Fishes 1/6d & 6d tied by 

unusually fine 'NORFOLK/ISLAND' cds. Gorgeous cover.{Page 145.1} 

1132 PS A 

1133 C A- 

1968 correctly rated use of Archer permit aerogramme sent from an island resident to a family member 

in England with QANTAS 5c pair and Ships 3c & 2c. A rare survivor.{Page 145.2} 

1972 commercial airmail cover to Sydney with 7c SPC, 10c Transit of Venus and 30c Bird, white/red 

'SPECIAL/DELIVERY' label; and 1977 registered to NSW with $2 and 18c Butterflies, minor blemishes. 

Modern rarities. (2) 

NORFOLK ISLAND - Postal Stationery 

1134 

PS 

1135 PS B 

Folio of Aerogrammes, PSEs, pictorial Postal Cards, and Letter Cards including some Australian 

Territories formular issues (with & without stamps affixed) unused, philatelically used, or CTO. (80+ 

items) 

Aerogrammes - Australian Territories (Formular): 1947 'AIRLETTER' (with 'AI' in 'MAIL' flaw) 

commercial usage in 1951 to the United States with Ball Bay 3d & 4d tied by poor strikes of the 

'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUST' cds, appearance affected by the handwritten letter showing through the 

face, minor blemishes. [Signed "JClapp" who states "I am 2/3 British & 1/3 Polynesian owing of course 

to the Mutiny on the Bounty on the Adams side..."]{Page 144.6} 

1136 PS A - a similar item (without the 'AI' in 'MAIL' flaw) commercial usage in 1951 to NSW with Ball Bay 1½d & 

5½d tied by very fine strikes of the 'NORFOLK ISLAND/AUST' cds. Ex Stephen Bradford: sold for $952 

at our auction of 9/11/2002. [One of the finest such items we have seen. The writer says "Regulations 

state not more than two stamps on an airletter unless it is registered..."]{Page 147.1} 

300 

400 

200 

250 

300 

600

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Ex Lot 1138 

Lot 1139 

Ex Lot 1094 

Lot 1142 

Ex Lot 1141 

Ex Lot 1167 

Ex Lot 1145

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NORFOLK ISLAND - Postal Stationery (continued) 


1137 PS A- 

NYASALAND 

1138 

Lot 1136 Lot 1137 

Aerogrammes - Australian Territories (Formular):: 1954 with Boxed 'AEROGRAMME' commercial 

usage in 1956 to South Africa with Ball Bay 2½d & 1953 Pictorials 7½d (rare on cover) paying the 10d 

rate. Ex Stephen Bradford: sold for $700 at our auction of 9/11/2002 but much scarcer than the earlier 

types. [The lengthy letter from Dorothy Sanders mentions a recent visit to the island by the Duke of 

Edinburgh: "HRH left his standard as a memento of his visit"]{Page 147.2} 

*O 1891-1960s on stockcards including British Central Africa 1892 4/- on 5/- mint, 1897 3/- Arms used 

(Cat £250), KEVII 2/6d mint plus 4/- & 10/- optd 'SPECIMEN', 1935 Jubilee mint and used, KGVI Silver 

Wedding & QEII to 20/-mint plus a little Malawi, mixed condition, Cat £650+.{Page 146.2} (100+) 

1139 * A B1 1938-44 KGVI Keyplates 10/- bluish green & brown-red/pale green on Ordinary Paper SG 142a, well 

centred, lightly mounted, Cat £350. Ex Wilson Wong, and guaranteed by him.{Page 146.3} 

PAPUA 

1140 

1141 

O* Well-presented collection on leaves including BNG Horizontal Wmk to 1/- mint, Large 'Papua' 6d used, 

Large 'PAPUA' to 1/- and Monocolours to 2/6d mint or used, 1916-31 Bicolours including 5/- and optd 

'OS' set mint plus a few varieties used, 1931 Overprints, 1931-39 commemoratives. Some useful 

postmarks on Lakatois sighted including 'KOKODA', 'BRISBANE/T.C' 'LOOSE/SHIP/LETTER' 

(Brisbane). Also modest New Guinea including Huts optd 'AIR MAIL' or 'OS' to 2/- mint, Undated Bird 

Air £1 used, condition is very mixed, Cat £1000+ (few 100) 

* Attractive collection on Hagners with BNG to 1/-, Large 'Papua' to 2½d, Small 'Papua' to 2/6d, Lithos to 

2/6d, Monocolours ½d 'JBC' Monogram block of 4 with Double Perfs, 'ONE PENNY' Overprints, 

Bicolours to 10/-, 1932 Pictorials set, Airs & Commemoratives, 'OS' Overprints, 'Stamp Duty' on Litho 

6d mint block of 4 & single with 'TAMATA ND' cds, generally fine but we did notice a few blemishes, 

Cat £1400+.{Page 146.5} (140 approx) 

1142 * A A1 1901-05 BNG Watermark Vertical 2/6d black & brown on Thin Paper SG 16a, excellent centring, lightly 

mounted, Cat £500.{Page 146.4} 

1143 * A/A- 1906 Large 'Papua' Watermark Horizontal 4d to 2/6d SG 17-20, the 6d with tiny stain, lightly mounted, 

Cat £390.{Page 148.2} (4) 

1144 

1145 

**/* 1907 Small 'Papua' Watermark Vertical 4d SG 42 complete sheet of 30, light gum-toning but most 

attractive, unmounted; also 6d SG 43 "sheet" of 30 being blocks of 20 & 10 from different sheets 

"rejoined" with hinges, toning & surface abrasions; Cat £2000++. (60) 

O*W 

1916-32 Bicolours remarkable commercially used group including 5d (15, including two strips of 3 & a 

block of 6), 2/6d (3), 5/- (6) & 10/- (15, including two pairs & a strip of 3), plus other handy material mint 

and used including overprints, very mixed condition, Cat £3000+.{Page 146.7} (95) 

750 

400 

250 

600 

1,000 

500 

300 

500 

750 

Ex Lot 1146 

Lot 1147 

1146 O B - 5/- black & deep green (paper scratch on reverse of right hand unit) and 10/- green & pale 

ultramarine SG 104-5 strips of 3, some toning, Cat £620+. From the same source as the previous lot. 

{Page 147.3} (6) 

500

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Ex Lot 1143 

Ex Lot 1151 

Lot 1150 

Lot 1193 

Ex Lot 1195 

Ex Lot 1166 

Ex Lot 1192 

Ex Lot 1199 

Ex Lot 1201 

Ex Lot 1206 

Lot 1205 

Lot 1203 

Lot 1207 

Ex Lot 1209 Ex Lot 1210

Jul 11, 2008 


PAPUA (continued) 


1147 

O 1932 Pictorials array on Hagner including 2/6d (9, including two strips of 3), 5/- (5, including pair), 10/- 

pair & £1 (8, including 2 pairs), mixed condition with staining evident on many, Cat £2000+. Another 

remarkable commercially used group from the same source as the two previous lots.{Page 147.4} 

1148 C C 

PAPUA NEW GUINEA 

1149 C A/A- 

1934 (Dec 18) Port Moresby-Australia flight per Lord Sempill AAMC #P75 registered to England but 

with light 'Poste Restante Regulations/not complied with' h/s, boxed 'ADRESSE INSUFFISANTE' (on 

reverse) & similar 'RETOUR' h/s on the face, endorsed "PAPUA" & sent to the Dead Letter Office at 

Brisbane (b/s) where it received various markings including 'REBUTS' h/s, a bit soiled & some toning 

mostly on the back. 

1952 Jack Peake hand-illustrated covers of Birds of Paradise with Australian adhesives cancelled at 

'KAIRUKU' (in violet), 'MADANG' or 'SAMARAI', all registered. (3) 

1150 ** A B1 1961 Native Police 5/-, unmounted. Unissued. [The TPNG post office bulletin of January 1962 stated 

that a forthcoming issue would feature "a Native Affairs patrol..." It is believed the issue was 

abandoned in September 1962 and all but 2 (?) sheets of the stamps were destroyed]{Page 148.3} 

1151 B A Booklets: 1970-94 issues apparently complete (ex the rare 50c with maroon cover) including 1970 

with Seriffed 'POSTAGE STAMP', 1972 70c x3 different adverts, Interpex New York and Port Moresby 

overprints, later Bird types with minor duplication, STC £800+.{Page 148.1} (27) 

PITCAIRN ISLANDS 

1152 

** Stockbook accumulation with KGVI complete including 1940-51 Pictorials (7 sets, including blocks of 

4), Silver Wedding 10/- (3, including a pair), QEII 1957 Pictorials x 2 sets, thereafter largely complete 

to 1985 some issues heavily duplicated with many multiples seen. Gum toning an issue so a modest 

estimate applied. (many100s) 

PORTUGUESE COLONIES 

1153 ** A/A- MACAO: 1993-95 sheetlets each of four blocks of 4 comprising Chinese Gods (4), and WWF Pangolin 

(2), a few minor creases in the margins, unmounted, Cat £500+. (6 sheetlets) 

RHODESIA 

1154 

1155 

O* Mostly used array on stockcards including Arms 1892 5/- £1 & £2 plus £5 & £10 fiscally used, 1894 3/-, 

1895-1908 issues with duplication, 1913-22 Admirals to 2/- used plus 2/6d *, postmark potential. High 

catalogue value. (200+) 

*/**OC 

1156 O A/B 

Hoard with Northern Rhodesia including KGVI duplicated lower values, plus covers with part-sets to 

10/- x3, QEII 1963 Arms x20 sets ** plus additional large multiples including 10/- & 20/- blocks of 20 **; 

Southern Rhodesia KGV used to 1/6d, 1935 Jubilee x2 sets used, KGVI to 5/- mint and used plus 

heavily duplicated commemorative & omnibus sets, QEII 1953 set x 5 * plus on FDC; Rhodesia 

1965-80s with many issues duplicated (some heavily) including 1965 'INDEPENDENCE' overprints, 

1966 Pictorials & 1967-68 Dual Currency issue with heaps of multiples & a few minor varieties. 

Inspection invited to fully appreciate the potential of this lot. (1000s) 

1905 Victoria Falls 1d with 'AYRSHIRE MINE' cds, 2½d (4, including 'MATAPOS' & 'BLINKWATER' 

cds), 5d, 1/- x2, and 5/- with 'FILABUSI' cds, odd blemish, Cat £210 plus a premium for the cancels. (9) 

400 

250 

250 

400 

400 

250 

200 T 

300 

1,000 

200 

1157 

Ex Lot 1157 Lot 1160 

*W 1910-13 Double Heads mint/unused selection including Perf 14 8d (4), 10d (3), 2/- (4), 2/6d (2, one 

optd 'SPECIMEN') & 5/-, condition variable but a very attractive & colourful group, mostly with 

large-part o.g., Cat £1750+.{Page 149.1} (32) 

750 

1158 

Ex Lot 1158 

* - Perf 14 selection including 8d shades (2), 2/- black & ultramarine, 2/6d sepia & deep crimson, 3/- 

green & violet (2) & 5/- vermilion & deep green (thin), a few faults, Cat £1750+.{Page 149.3} (23) 

600

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RHODESIA (continued) 


1159 

Ex Lot 1159 Lot 1161 

O - Perf 14 selection including shades with 8d (2), 10d (7), 2/- (2) , 2/6d bistre-brown & crimson (fault), a 

fine 5/- crimson & yellow-green, 10/- deep myrtle & orange (minor thins) and £1 (fiscally used, perfin); 

Perf 15 including 3d, 5d, 6d (2), 1/-, 2/- & £1 SG 179 (the red faded, Cat £3000); condition variable, 

still an attractive mostly commercially used group, Cat £5000+ (excluding £1). {Page 150.1} (53) 

1160 * A B1 - Perf 14 5d lake-brown & olive SG 143, Cat £275.{Page 149.2} 

250 

1161 * A- B2 - Perf 14 2/6d sepia & deep crimson SG 156, vivid colours, a single short perf, Cat £400. {Page 

150.2} 

1162 O A B1 - Perf 14 5/- scarlet & pale yellow-green and 5/- crimson & yellow-green SG 160 & 160a, strong 

colours, 'GWELO' cancels, Cat £380. (2) 

1,000 

300 

300 

Lot 1163 Ex Lot 1164 Lot 1165 

1163 F A B1 - Perf 14 10/- deep myrtle & orange SG 163, well-centred, part 'BULAWAYO' cds, Cat £275.{Page 

150.3} 

1164 O B - Perf 14 £1 carmine-red & bluish black SG 165, some toning; and £1 rose-scarlet & bluish black SG 

166, small faults; an attractive pair with strong colours, Cat £925.{Page 150.4} (2) 

1165 * A A1 - Perf 15 5d lake-brown & olive SG 175, Cat £750. A handsome stamp.{Page 150.5} 

750 

1166 * A/B 1913-22 Admirals selection including Die II Perf 14 10/- crimson & yellow-green, Die III 3/-, 5/- deep 

blue & blue-green x2 and 10/- carmine-lake & yellow-green, some mostly minor problems still very 

attractive, Cat £950+.{Page 148.7} (10) 

1167 *O A Northern Rhodesia: 1891-1960s on stockcards including KGVI to 5/- mint or used including 1½d 

carmine *, Silver Wedding 20/- x3 *, Coronation & Victory sets perf 'SPECIMEN' and QEII 1963 Arms 

x13 sets plus extra 5/- 10/- & 20/- x4 all **, Cat £900+.{Page 146.6} (250+) 

1168 

*/**OCB 

RUMANIA 

1169 

Rhodesia & Nyasaland: Duplicated array including QEII 1954 x11 sets used and 4 ** plus extra 10/- & 

£1 x3 *, 1959 10/- & £1 x 3 * plus complete set on FDC, 1960s mint commemorative sets with multiples 

including heavy duplication of Kariba Dam set, plus a few booklets, Cat £1750+. (100s) 

C Specialist collection of "Definitive & Commemorative Romanian Postal Envelopes 1965-1995", 

originally a five-frame exhibit, divided into three sections; 1) "Definitive Envelopes 1965-1995"; 2) 

"Christmas - New Year Envelopes"; 3) "Commemorative Envelopes 1966-1995" showing changes of 

layout, imprint design, colour & denomination. Approximately 80% of the material is unused, the 

remainder postally used including some uprated and/or registered material. Wonderful opportunity to 

acquire an extensive ready-made collection. Ex Betty van Tenac. (100s) 

RUSSIA 

[See also Lots 44-47 under "Thematics & Subjects - Space"] 

1170 

C 

SAMOA 

1171 

1961-1990s collection of covers, PPCs, photographs and a few stamps commemorating the Russian 

space programme with 134 signatures including cosmonauts Gagarin, Tereshkova, Komarov, 

Belyajev, Volkov (very scarce - Volkov was killed on the ill-fated Soyuz 11 flight) and nearly all the 

other early cosmonauts except for Patsayev & Dobrovolsky (the other Soyuz 11 other crew members), 

also a few covers signed by American astronauts. Material in generally fine condition and includes a 

list of all the flights and crew signatures represented. Wonderful lot for the space thematicist. {Page 

144.7} (71 items) 

*O 1914 'G.R.I.' Overprints selection with most values to 6d on 50pf mint & to 80pf (2) used, extras 

include 6d on 50pf mint block of 4 (BPA Certificate doesn't mention that it's been reconstructed) & 

used pair on piece, 6d on 50pf with Inverted '9' for '6' mint, etc, generally very fine but some cancels 

are dubious, Cat £1500+. (38) 

250 

400 

600 

400 

500 

600 

4,000 T 

600

Jul 11, 2008 


SAMOA (continued) 


Lot 1172 

Lot 1173 

Lot 1174 

1172 * A B1 - 1d on 10pf Double Overprint SG 103a, very lightly mounted, Cat £750. Stated to be genuine (Ex 

Pemberton) but the second overprint is slightly diagonal so we offer it "as is".{Page 151.1} 

1173 F A B1 - '2½d' on 20pf two examples on a small piece, the first Fraction Bar Omitted SG 104a, the other with 

Comma for Stop after 'I' SG 104d, Apia cds of 12.9.14, Cat £390+.{Page 151.2} 

1174 * B A1 - '3d' on 30pf black & orange/buff Mi 6PFi (Gibbs #6a), well centred, minor thin, several guarantee 

handstamps on the reverse, large-part o.g. Unpriced in Michel. Robineau Certificate (1980) as Yvert 

#64a "erreur" states "of very beautiful appearance". [The status of this value is highly contentious. 

Gibbons state it was an "unauthorised surcherge"; Scott states it was "done at a later time". Gibbs 

emphasises that it "may be from an unofficial printing, but one vertical row of this value may well have 

been part of the official issue"]{Page 151.3} 

Offer T 

300 

3,000 

Lot 1175 Lot 1177 Lot 1176 

1175 F A A1 - '2 Shillings.' on 2mk blue SG 112, exceptional centring, lightly cancelled, Cat £2750. BPA Certificate 

(1967).{Page 151.4} 

1176 V A B1 - '3 Shillings.' on 3mk violet-black SG 113 with Shaved Stop after 'I', neat Apia cds, Cat £1200. Ex 

John Powell. RPSofL Certificate (1960).{Page 151.6} 

1177 G A- C1 - '5 Shillings.' on 5mk greenish black & crimson SG 114, paper adhesion on the reverse, a couple of 

minor tonespots, central Apia cds, Cat £1100. Ex John Powell. RPSofL Certificate (1960).{Page 151.5} 

SEYCHELLES 

1178 PS A/B 

1179 C B 

SINGAPORE 

1180 

C 

QV Postal Stationery group with Postal Cards unused (4), Reply Cards unused (4) & philatelically used 

(3), and unused Envelopes 15c x2 sizes, 30c, 'SIX CENTS' on 8c x2 sizes & '18 CENTS' on 30c, some 

minor soiling. Priced to sell at $US500 approximately (17) 

1901 stampless Singapore picture postcard to Oldenburg with 'KAIS DEUTSCHE/MARINE-/ 

SCHIFFSPOST/No35/13 6/01' cds used aboard SMS Weissenburg, message headed "13.6.01", minor 

pre-printing paper-fold at upper-right & minor soiling. Ex Fritz Müller (Lot 227). [The Weissenburg 

departed Shanghai 1/6/1901 after service during the Boxer Rebellion, & arrived at Mahé 13/6/1901] 

1962-1989 First Day Covers selection (good proportion unaddressed) including 1970 World Fair M/S, 

National Day, Festival of Sports and Shipping, 1971 Satellite Station, 1972 Shipping, 1973 Fruits $1 to 

$10, SEAP Games, Singapore Zoo, 1975 Birds, etc, some toning. (48) 

2,000 

1,000 

750 

200 T 

200 

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SOLOMON ISLANDS 

1181 

*/**O 1907-early 1980s collection including mint Large Canoes 5d 6d & 1/- & Small Canoes 2/- 2/6d & 5/-, 

KGV Heads to 5/- * (2), 1935 Jubilee x 9 sets * or **, KGVI complete with 1939 Pictorials (11 sets, 10 * 

one used), Postage Dues (3 sets, two * one used), QEII 1956-60 Pictorials (3 sets, two * one used) 

1965 Pictorials x3 sets ** plus other 1960s Pictorials duplicated mint & used, thereafter largely 

complete to early 1980s, condition variable with some toning evident. (many100s) 

SOUTH AFRICA (Provinces) 

1182 

SPAIN 

1183 

L/C 

C 

SWEDEN 

BOER WAR: Folio of 13 letters from an Australian serving in the Boer War to his ever-patient 

sweetheart, the first two on arriving in Durban, two of 14/5/1901 & 28/9/1901 both headed "Platrand", 

the next upon his return to Sydney headed "Centennial Park" with 'YMCA/TENT' h/s, then from "On 

Board Manhattan 2/4/02", again from Durban 18/4/02, then six dated up until 1904 in which he still 

spoke of "this War"(!), with several of the envelopes that have been vandalised but including GB 1d 

Envelope with very fine British FPO BO 3 cds. [The content of the letters is generally very chatty: 

"Cape Town is one of the dirtiest places...I have got a good job now Shooting Boars [sic]. I have joined 

Mennes Scouts up at Zandspruit...I must have been mad when I enlisted...We were in a tight corner 

the other day...3 killed & 2 wounded and 5 horses killed. I am going out on a colum [sic] again 

tomorrow...I signed on for another 6 months & nearly got wipped out [sic]. We chased some Boars and 

ran into a nice trap...etc etc" A newspaper cutting re this incident is included, and a photo of our young 

hero] 

Bundle of 1850s stampless entires addressed to Oloron or to the Fould & Fould-Oppenheim banking 

house in Paris from Barcelona, Granada, Madrid, Santander or Zaragoza, the Santander entires (8) all 

with 'DORIGA HERMANOS' oval h/s applied. Condition variable. (27) 

400 

500 

150 

1184 C B 

SWITZERLAND 

1185 C 

1186 C B 

1187 C B 

Lot 1184 

Lot 1186 

1912 (Sept 22) PPC (Olympic Stadium) flown from Gardet (Stockholm) and forced to land at Vartan, 

the mail subsequently recovered and cancelled 3 days later at Lidingo Villastad a suburb to the north. 

The card is franked with and King Gustav 5ö & a Children's Day Society undenominated airmail label 

(displaced & re-affixed) tied by 'SVERIGES/SEPTEMBER 1912/FORSTA FLYGPOST' d/s in violet, 

faults including two punch-holes. Rare.{Page 152.1} 

Stampless postal history selection including 1756 Zurich to Chur delivered by carriage, 1839-58 covers 

including from Dagmersellen, Münster, Reiden, Wadenswil & Winterthur, mostly addressed to Wohlen. 

Interesting group. (11) 

1856 entire to the United States with scarce franking of Seated Helvetia 15rp x2 (one cut-into & 

affected by a vertical fold, the other a fine upper-left corner example) and 1fr grey Mi 18ii (natural 

pre-printing paper-fold otherwise very fine) tied by rhombus-of-bars cancels of 'GENEVE' (superb cds 

alongside) with equally fine 'PD'-in-circle h/s, light strike of the French 'SUISSE/FERNEY' cds in red, 

'PARIS CALAIS' transit b/s & American 'N.YORK AM PKT' cds on the face. A scarce destination in this 

period, during which the rate for the first weight step was 1fr30rp. Sismondo Certificate (2002) states 

"The letter, postage stamps and postal markings are genuine..."{Page 152.2} 

Covers to India comprising 1924 airmail postcard with 25c Air & 20c Tell, 1932 jusqu'a airmail PPC 

with solo franking of 1fr Air Mi 191x, 1933 jusqu'a cover with 1fr franking including 20c & 50c Airs, the 

cards a bit aged. (3) 

500 T 

250 T 

850 T 

250 T 

Make sure that you always keep your contact details up-to-date 

in case we have a question about your bidding intentions.

Jul 11, 2008 


SWITZERLAND (continued) 


1188 

O*/**C 


TOGO (Anglo-French Occupation) 

1843-1989 5 volume mint & used collection commencing with used 1851 Rayon 1 5r (repaired) & 

Rayon 2 10r, Sitting Helvetia 40r Imperf, mint including 1918 Industrielle Kriegs-Wirtschaft Officials 

basic set, 1945 PAX to 10fr lightly mounted. Better M/Ss sighted including Cantonal Centenary (2, both 

types used), 1945 Basel Dove & War Relief, 1948 'IMABA', 1951 'LUNABA' (creasing) & 1955 

Lausanne all mint. Airs well represented including mint 1923 Ordinary Paper Ifr & 2fr; Pro Juventute 

with mint 1912 10r Semi-Official, 1915 5c tête-bêche pair & 10c mint & used, 1916 Vaud used x2, 

thereafter largely complete mint or used to 1989 including scarce 1941 M/S used; Pro Patria similar 

degree of completion to 1987 including 1942 M/S mint. Also 1940 International Bureau of Education 

forerunner set plus good range of mainly mint International Organization issues, plus Soldier Stamps, 

Couvoisier sample stamps & some 1950s-60s flight covers. Mint items mostly hinged to 1975, 

thereafter unmounted.{Page 153.2} (many 100s) 

1189 *O A 1914-15 Overprints on Yachts 5pf (used), 10pf (3, one used), 50pf (3), 80pf, 1mk & 'One penny' on 

5pf, all with forged overprints & several with 'FALSCH' h/s on the reverse. RPSofL Certificates for the 

two "used" stamps.{Page 153.1} (10) 

TONGA 

1,250 T 

150 T 

1190 

*WO 

TRISTAN DA CUNHA 

1191 C A 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

Ex Lot 1190 

An interesting selection removed from an old-time collection with a good range of the early issues 

including SG 1-6, 1d with Two Three or Four Stars and 2d with Two Stars (2, one used), 1892 New 

Designs, 1894 2½d on 1/-, 1895 Surcharges SG 25-31 plus SG 31 corner strip of 3, 1895 New 

Colours, Typewritten Surcharges 'Half-/Penny' on 7½d SG 37A & 37B, 1897 Pictorials set plus 6d to 

5/- strips of 3 (the 2/- a single & pair), etc, also two pieces with 1892 1d Arms bisects, condition very 

mixed so close inspection is demanded, Cat £2000+ (plus the bisects).{Page 153.4} (117) 

1932 cover to Devon (Axminster d/s on face) redirected to Yorkshire with KGV 1d pair tied by one of 

the two fine Cachet V strikes, 1937 Visit of HMS Carlisle illustrated cover to Devon with Cachet V 

applied, signed by the Tristan Da Cunha Mail Officer, subsequently taxed with Great Britain ½d & 1d 

postage dues applied, another 1937 cover with 4 strikes of Cachet VII, 1950 two covers with Cachet IX 

applied, both taxed. Ex Jack Cole. (5) 

1192 W* B/C 1870-71 24c Sc #153 unused; 1894 Triangles No Wmk 15c (faults), 50c (shortish perfs at base) & $2 

(poorly centred & small stain at base), large-part o.g.; Cat $US6375.{Page 148.4} (4) 

1193 G A C1 

1194 G A B1 

1195 

*/**OC 

1861-66 Impressed Grille Type F (9x13mm) 30c Franklin Sc #100, neat cork cancel & small-part red 

cds at lower-left, Cat $US850 (2006).{Page 148.5} 

1894 First Bureau Issue No Watermark $5 Marshall deep blue-green Sc #263, a gorgeous rich 

shade, neat 'REG'-in-ovals cancellation, Cat $US2600 (2006). A very fine example of this rare high 

value stamp.{Page 154.3} 

1981-1995 Transportation Series plate number coils (PNCs) on 96 exhibit pages including mint, 

pre-cancelled used and on-cover usage, laid out in chronological order showing the development of 

rate changes and the UPS's preoccupation with the printing of the "stamp value" on coils. It contains 

imperforates of the 5.9c Bureau pre-cancelled pair, 14c mint pair, plus perf & printing varieties, miscut 

strips, pre-cancel gaps, etc. Also a stockbook of duplicates, plus standard coils (without plate numbers) 

on covers including FDCs and bulk rate mail. An extensive collection that needs to be viewed to be 

fully appreciated. Ex Betty van Tenac.{Page 148.6} (many 100s) 

750 T 

250 

460 T 

250 

1,000 

1,000

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (continued) 


1196 * A C1 POSTAGE DUES: 1879 First Issue 30c brown Scott #J6, very fresh with excellent colour, small 

paper-hinge remainder, large-part o.g., Cat $US400. 

1197 */** A B1 - 1895-97 Double-Lined Watermark 2c & 3c (2, one mounted) Scott #J40 & 41, very fresh with 

excellent colour, unmounted, Cat $US465. (3) 

1198 * A C1 - 1895-97 Double-Lined Watermark 50c Scott #J44, lightly mounted, Cat $US450. 

240 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Revenues 

1199 O A/B 

Playing Cards 1917 '7' on 2c blue with Surcharge Inverted #RF7, minor crease, Cat $US600; 

'TELEGRAPH' Imperf 1c dull red #4a, margins just touching (at base) to large, hint of a faint crease, 

unusual handstamp cancel, Cat $US550; Proprietary Part-Perforated 'PROPRIETARY' 2c blue #R13b, 

torn apart - well clear of the design - at top & bottom, Cat $US250; and Customs 1887 Silas Wright 20c 

to 90c #RL1-8, a couple of tiny defects, Cat $US200+.{Page 148.8} (11) 

1200 O A/B Consular Service Fees: 1906 Perf 12 25c to $10 #RK1-7, and 1924 '.../FOREIGN SERVICE' $1, $2 

(minor faults), $2.50 & $5 #RK22-25, Cat $665. (11) 

1201 F* A/A- Documentary: 1900 "Commerce" Surcharges '50' on $50 olive-grey Sc #R189, boxed cancel in red 

that frames the allegorical figure; 1902 Soluble Surcharges '50' on $50 blue-green #R194, "cut-cancel"; 

1914 Numerals ½c to 80c #R195-205, large-part o.g. with minor hinge remainders; Cat $ 

US1070.{Page 148.9} (13) 

1202 O - 1940-58 Dated Overprints Series 'Series 1954' $10,000 Gresham #R687, cut-cancel, Cat $US350. 150 

1203 

O - 1940-58 Dated Overprints Series 'Series 1958' $2500 Windom #R721, cut-cancel, Cat 

$US500.{Page 148.12} 

1204 F A- 

Internal Revenue: 1862-71 Imperforate 'CHARTER PARTY' $10 bottle-green #R93, close to large 

margins with complete outer framelines except at lower-left where just touched, deep rich shade, a 

couple of insignificant blemishes, Cat $US750. 

1205 G A- - 1862-71 Imperf 'MORTGAGE' $15 deep blue #R97, margins close to huge, deep rich shade, tiny 

closed tear at top, Cat $US2500. Philatelic Foundation Certificate (1997). ["Revenue Stamps of the 

United States" suggests that only 72 $15 'MORTGAGE' stamps were issued imperforate. However, it is 

thought by modern commentators that the actual number was significantly higher]{Page 148.11} 

1206 

O - 1871 Second Issue Perf 12 1c to $50 Sc #R103-131 complete (ex $20), variable centring, the $1.60 

& $1.90 with "cut cancels", the $25 with some wrinkling & the $50 with some thinning otherwise 

generally fine to very fine, Cat $US3700+.{Page 148.10} (28) 

1207 * A D1 - 1896 'INT. REV./ $5. /DOCUMENTARY' Overprint Reading Down on Newspapers & Periodicals $5 

#R159, mint with large-part o.g., Cat $US500.{Page 148.13} 

1208 WO A/B 

1209 *WO A/B 

1210 

WO 

Proprietary Revenue: 1871-74 "Violet" & "Intermediate" Papers 1c (uncancelled) to 6c Sc #RB1a-6a; 

and 1871-74 Green Paper 1c to 10c #RB1b-7b, the 1c & 5c are uncancelled; a few minor blemishes, 

Cat $US700. (13) 

Silver Tax: 1941 'SERIES 1941' 1c 4c 5c & 10c to 80c mint/unused plus $2 to $30 used between Sc 

#RG58 & 77, the used with a few pinholes; and 1942 'SERIES 1942' 1c to $3 #RG83-72 (ex $1), the 

4c 5c & 8c with part-o.g. only; Cat $US1475.{Page 148.14} (28) 

Stock Transfer Stamps: Collection on Hagners with many better values including 1918-22 $20 olive 

(mint), $500 (small faults) & $1000, 1940 Liberty $10 (uncancelled), 1940 "Greens" $2 (mint), 1944 

$10 (unused) & $1000 (perfin), 1946 $500, 1947 $500 $5000 & $10,000 (all with cut-cancels), 1948 

$500 $5000 & $10,000 (all with cut-cancels), 1949 $500 & $1000, 1950 $5000 (corner fault, Cat 

$US750) & $10,000 (cut-cancel), 1951 $10 (unused), $1000 & $10,000 (cut-cancel) etc, condition a bit 

mixed but many are fine to very fine, Cat $US5500 approximately.{Page 148.15} (280+) 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - Postal History 

1211 

CPS Interesting group with a few earlies including c.1860 with 3c strip of 3 ("Ex Eagle Colln"), 1870s (?) 

municipal cover with 6c carmine & 15c orange, 1870s Boston-Ulster with 10c brown, 1901 illustrated 

cover for The Larkin Factories with advert at lower-left for the company's Pan-American Expo exhibit, 

1956 to Singapore with Prexie 25c tied by 'RIO PODRAS/PUERTO RICO' cancel, 3c Washington 

Envelope with albino embossing #U163var etc, condition very mixed. (28 items) 

1212 PS A- 

1213 C A 

1214 C B 

1888 5c Envelope with imprint of Cutting Packing Co at upper-left, uprated with 5c Garfield, San 

Francisco to China with 'BELGIC.' ship's h/s in rosine on the face, very fine double-oval 'U.S. POSTAL 

AGENCY/12JUN88/SHANGHAI' arrival b/s. 

1921 (Oct 3) window envelope with Chicago Telephone Co "corner card" locally used with rare 

franking of 1920 Offset Imperf 2c Washington Type VII (Scott #534B) tied by Chicago '8' machine 

cancel, Cat $3500 on cover. Gordon Nowell-Usticke expert opinion (1957), being a handwritten reply to 

Boston dealer Jack Molesworth. The stamp has large margins at top & base but is close at right and 

just touched at left. Molesworth was suspicious of the side margins & a gap between the margin at 

right and the wavy lines of the machine cancel. Usticke stated "...this is absolutely OK Type VII Imperf. 

Most of the used copies would be cut to the design on at least one side...": see scans of Udicke's note 

by visiting our on-line catalogue]{Page 144.8} 

PHILIPPINES: 1899 cover to France with Overprints on USA 5c Grant tied by one of two part-strikes of 

the 'MIL STA No1 MANILA/PHIL-ISLD - 1' cancel, octagonal French marine sorter 'LIGNE N/PAQ FR 

No 5' d/s on the face, minor blemishes. 

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200 

350 

200 

200 

600 

800 

250 

250 

350 

1,000 

160 T 

240 T 

2,000 T 

75

Auction No 137 - Prestige Philately

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