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;) | BARBADOS to Prince Edward Island postal history (Ex GINGOLD, HURLOCK) 1873 cover (torn along top) with rounded corner perf. (4d) dull vermilion compound perf. 11 to 13 x 14½ to 15½ (SG.57, Cat.£110) and clean-cut (1d) blue (SG.52) pmk'd BARBADOS I/JY 29 73 to Nathaniel McLaren, Georgetown, Prince Edward Island rated red "4" and b/stamped ST. THOMAS A/AU 2 73 transit. A rare destination. Ex GINGOLD (1947) and HURLOCK (1959). £240 |
;) | K3 "2" (handstamp II) used ST. GEORGE'S, Bermuda postmark short band of use on 1873 QV 3d orange-buff CC wmk (SG.5, Cat.£65). Ex Geoff Osborn. Currently recorded period OC 21 to DE 22 1880. £95 |
;) | BERMUDA postal history 1852 wrapper, no side flaps, to George Clerk, Ireland Island with red HAMILTON+BERMUDA (PM4) dated JA 1 1852 (day slug inverted) struck on face due being a locally addressed letter. Ex TUCKER, ULRICH, "LONGTAIL". The Forand/Freeland handbook only records two red PM4 entires to Ireland Island (other dated OC 4 1854). £375 |
;) ;) | Rare watercolour "View at IDANRE from Camp", Lagos postal history (Ex John FORREST) 1898 outer wrapper with reverse showing an exceptional rare inclusion of watercoloured painting addressed to Miss Ambrose, Hampstead, London with QV 2½d tied oval of bars with rare POST OFFICE EPE (T.11) cds dated A/JU 7 1898 (ERD), lower left portion of this single sheet torn away. Ex JOHN FORREST. £825 |
;) | CYPRUS postal history Ex GLASSCO 1878 with GB QV 2½d rosy-mauve Plate 12 pmk'd "942" with Larnaca B/DE 4 78 despatch to London, part flap removed. Ex GLASSCO. £350 |
;) | WEMYSS BIGHT, Bahamas postmark (T.7 III, D5) 16 OCT 63 on mixed reign KG6 3d, QE2 2d (SG.154ab,204a) piece, reverse marked "Ex Coasby". This cancel not normally found on KG6 issues £16 |
;) | POA 91 used INGAGANE, Natal postal history on reg. cover with three pairs QV 1d (SG.99a) to Cradock, Cape Colony, partial AP -- 02 backstamp. Cover with missing flap. Ex Bill Hart collection and illustrated Putzel Volume 4 Page 142. £200 |
;) ;) | K1 "9" used IRELAND ISLAND, Bermuda postmark (6mm high) re-issued c1886 late use on 1880 QV 4d orange-red CC wmk (SG.20), straight edge at left. Ex Geoff OSBORN display page (scan attached) £120 |
;) | K1 "9" used PAGET WEST, Bermuda postmark (6mm high) on 1865 QV 1d pale rose CC wmk (SG.2), small faults. Ex Geoff OSBORN display page £50 |
;) | LEEWARD ISLANDS and VIRGIN ISLANDS postal history 1901 combination cover with 2½d postage and 2d registration made up with Leewards QV ½d and Virgins 1d Ursula, QV ½d, 2½d pmk'd */JA 26 01 to Illinois, reverse ST. THOMAS 30/1/1901 cds. Ex "URSULA" (1981, lot 2112 E$300 R$632.50) £725 |
;) | K4a "8", Bermuda postmark on QV 4d orange-red CC wmk (SG.20). Ex Geoff OSBORN display page £36 |
;) | K4a "14", Bermuda postmark on 1866 QV 2d dull blue CC wmk (SG.3), defective top right corner, extremely rare on this issue. Ex Geoff OSBORN display page £140 |
;) | K3a "13", Bermuda postmark on 1873 QV 3d yellow-buff CC wmk P.14 (SG.5). Ex Geoff OSBORN display page £140 |
;) | TEMERLOH, Malaya (Pahang) postmark/cancel (D3) in purple dated 26 NOV 1909 on pair F.M.S. 1c (SG.29). Handbook records only one date of 25 NOV 1909 thought to be this example (due weak day slugs). Right stamp with crease. Ex NAYLOR (1983). £350 |
;) | V.R. KYKKOU MON, Cyprus postmark (T.21) on QV ½pi (SG.40), corner fault and reverse perf. toning. Ex John FORREST (2010). £275 |
;) | 'TPO Up 1.4.95' in purple manuscript on QV 2d. Ex PURVES. £65 |
;) | BAHAMAS postal history: 1850 entire from Governor's Harbour, Bahamas to London rated 1/- with clear BAHAMAS OC 10 1850/B broken dbl-arc despatch. Ex MORETON BLACK. £120 |
;) ;) | VIRGIN ISLANDS ..... Ex HOPKINS long tailed "S" on 1/- black & rose-carmine/greyish (SG.20a, Cat.£2000), fine mint with full extended margin from sheet position 11. Ex Adrian HOPKINS (1936 RPS certificate). Robson Lowe encyclopaedia Page 169 considers the sheets perforated outside the border to be an experimental printing limited to 25 to 50 sheets. All examples being rare. £1200 |