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| Country: British Honduras Clear Subject: Multiples Clear | Sort: Newest listed first |
;) | BARRACKS, British Honduras postal history full cover with unaccepted for airmail rate strip of five KGV 4c pmk'd BARRACKS (variety missing "B" as found early part of 1931) dated 24 JAN 1931 addressed London, England. £120 |
;) | BANANA BANK, British Honduras full reg. cover dated purple ink 1 MR 28, b/stamped Belize and New York £160 |
;) ;) ;) | CAY CAULKER, British Honduras postal hisory (SC-1a) C/1 JY 29, five poor/one fine cds tying block of four KGV 5c on J M’Michael reg. cover to Renfrewshire, affixed over right edge and mainly reverse "BRITISH HONDURAS POST OFFICE Received open or torn and officially sealed" label pmk’d REGISTRATION 6 JY 29, soiled with cover fault top right. £180 |
;) | SEINE BIGHT, British Honduras postmark/cancel (TDC-11, D1) in violet dated MAR 29 1929 AM on block of four KGV 25c (SG.133) piece. £75 |
;) | STANN CREEK RAILWAY, British Honduras postmark/cancel (TDC-3, D1) in black dated JUL 6 1916 on strip of three KGV 1d (SG.111). £125 |
;) | MASKALL BANK, British Honduras postmark/cancel 1929 cover to Scotland with strip of six KGV 1c tied MASKALL BANK temporary rubber datestamps dated FEB 6 1929 (TDC-17, D2), right stamp with corner fault. £525 |
;) | BELIZE, British Honduras postmark/cancel A/NO 19 97 on horiz. strip of four QV 5c on 3c on 3d red-brown (SG.49). £36 |
;) ;) ;) ;) | BRITISH HONDURAS and UNITED STATES combination postal history (Ex Ralph HART) c1868 exceptional and exquisite combination piece with vertical strip of four plus horizontal pair British Honduras 1865 QV 1d pale blue No wmk P.14 (SG.1, Cat.£65) tied "A06", and pair 1861-62 U.S. 3c rose Washington tied partial cds and pmk'd segmented cork cancels at New Orleans where framed "STEAMSHIP" also applied. The U.S. 6c, by adhesives, show the double rate and the manuscript crayon "due 14" completes the 20c rate, the double rate franking with BRH adhesives should have totalled 8d. Some adhesive faults but a unique franking (Ex Ralph HART 1978, Lot 264 as pencilled). Letters from British Honduras 1866 to 1869 could prepay the U.S. internal postage and supplies of the U.S. 3c rose Postal Stationery Envelope were evidently available in Belize for partial pre-payment as witnessed by covers (as per scans) of JA 12 1868 to Natchez, Mississippi (ex Edward S. Knapp, Maurice Burrus), and FE 27 1868 to Shreveport, Louisiana (Ex Ralph Hart). As the normal U.S. internal rate was 10c single rate, it is not understood why partial franking of 3c were the chosen partial prepayments, but this may have been the fee payable to the private contract steamboat carrier that made the trip between New Orleans and Belize City once a month starting in May 1867. £1725 |