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1939 underpaid envelope from Switzerland addressed to Accra. ...更多
1939 underpaid envelope from Switzerland addressed to Accra. On
arrival 3d postage due applied paying the boxed charge, tied
"REGISTERED ACCRA GOLD COAST" d/s '3 FEB 39'
Kangaroo covers group inc 1913 with ½d (plus KGV 1d red ...更多
Kangaroo covers group inc 1913 with ½d (plus KGV 1d red pr)
Tasmanian Museum to USA. 1914 1d red pr with Colombo Paquebot cds
to England. 2 singles to GB or Switzerland. 1916 2½d Perth to
Switzerland censored. 3d olive singles to USA (2). Interesting
group. (7) (Estimate 200 A$)
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1917, 10 c. Ultramarine Issue 1917: 10 c. ultramarine, postal
history ...更多 1917, 10 c. Ultramarine Issue 1917: 10 c. ultramarine, postal history group of ten,a select group, comprising two 1920/21 examples of combined registered special delivery services, one undeliverable and returned to sender; 1918 double-payment usage on the first flight from New York to Chicago via Cleveland, the special delivery fee having already been paid by the 24 c. Air Post; 1918 example affixed to cover from London, Ontario to Madison, Wisconsin, accepted despite the stamp having been cancelled in Canada contrary to regulations; unusual 1919 usage on A.E.F. soldier's cover, affixed in Ashland, Ohio for swift local delivery; 1921 uprated stationery cover to Zurich, no service provided as reciprocal special delivery with Switzerland was not available until 1926; scarce 1919 example used on a 2 c. Grant letter sheet, likely delivered Christmas Day; 1920 officially sealed cover damaged in transit; Reserve Bank of New York perfin used on registered bank tag; and 1919 use on parcel post piece, paying a total of $1.59 postage + 10c Special Delivery, some small faults, but a desirable group, highlighting a diversity of usages of this issue, fine-very fine
1875/1900: Group of 40 stationery items, of which 26 are addressed
to ...更多 1875/1900: Group of 40 stationery items, of which 26 are addressed to India (Bombay and Tuticorin), mostly correspondence from the London based branch of the Swiss firm 'Volkart'. Includes postcards (one complete double card with reply-part), wrappers, and an envelope. one of these cards card was sent in 1886 by Stanley Gibbons to India. The remaining 14 items are mostly addressed abroad, including a Penny-Farthing foreign card to Switzerland used on the 5th day of issue in 1875. Another card features a PERFIN. An interesting group!
1905/1957, lot of eleven covers/cards to destinations abroad
showing ...更多 1905/1957, lot of eleven covers/cards to destinations abroad showing special features, e.g. destinations China, Romania, Iceland, insufficiently paid mail with Dutch resp. French postage dues, cover to Greece and redirected to Switzerland with Greek postage, 1918 field post card to Brazil, 1942 registered official letter via field post to Beirut, etc. (T)
Overland via Southampton 1859 (July 14): Registered cover ...更多
Overland via Southampton 1859 (July 14): Registered cover from
Braidwood, New South Wales to Locarno, Switzerland bearing 1854 New
South Wales Diadem 6 d. greyish-brown, imperforate; 1 s. pale red
and Registered 6 d. vermillion and prussian blue (two examples),
the first stamp with minor double impression, all with mixed
margins and crossed by horizontal crease at top and all cancelled
by rays numeral “36” obliterators. Prepaid 2 s. 6 d. comprising 1
s. 6 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to Switzerland plus 1 s.
registration. Black “REGISTERED / BRAIDWOOD” handstamp at left
tying the 6d Diadem and London registered markings in red. Multiple
transit datestamps on the reverse to record the journey to
Switzerland. The cover refolded at top and other faults, but a
major rarity with two imperforate New South Wales Registration
stamps. Route - P&O Line: Departed Sydney 14 July 1859 per
“Northam” via Port Louis (7 Aug) to Suez (28 Aug); overland to
Alexandria; “Ceylon” (5 Sept) via Malta (9 Sept) to Southampton (18
Sept); by rail to London, by steamer to Calais (19 Sept); by rail
via Basel to Locarno, arriving 23 Sept 1859 (71 days). Note: The 6
d. Registration stamp prepaid the registration fees within the
Australian Colonies and to the United Kingdom. An additional 6 d.
registration fee was required from England to foreign destinations,
although this regulation was not strictly adhered to. Only five
imperforate registered covers with two New South Wales registration
stamps are recorded. All of them are faulty, one is a front, with
two recorded from Braidwood to Switzerland, both from this
correspondence
Overland via Southampton 1857 (Jan 23): Cover from Sydney, New
South ...更多 Overland via Southampton 1857 (Jan 23): Cover from Sydney, New South Wales to Locarno, Switzerland endorsed "via London" at top bearing 1854 New South Wales Diadem 1 s. rosy-vermillion, imperforate, large margins with scissor cut at base in lower margin well away from the design and 1856 Diadem 2 d. blue (2) with good to large margins, the second stamp just touched at base, cancelled by the Sydney bars obliterator in black and prepaying 1 s. 4 d. but underpaid 2 d. for a ½ oz ship letter of 1 s. 6 d. to Switzerland. Transit datestamps for London, Calais, Paris, Basel and Locarno. Very fine and attractive, being one of the most important imperforate covers from New South Wales during this period. Cert. Eichele (1998). Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 23 Jan 1857 per “Oneida” via Melbourne (15 Feb) and King Georges Sound (22 Feb). The ship broke down 400 miles west of Cape Leuwin, Western Australia and returned to King Georges Sound 23.2 and was unable to continue. The Mails were transferred. Departed King Georges Sound (21 March) per “European” via Galle (4 April) to Suez; overland to Alexandria; “Etna” (25 April) via Malta (29 April) to Southampton (8 May); by rail to London; by steamer to Calais (May 9) by rail via Paris and Basel, arriving Locarno 13 May 1857 (117 days). Note: The second earliest cover recorded from New South Wales to Switzerland. Provenance: Collection Wyler, Palmer
Overland via Marseilles 1864 (Oct 22): Cover from Hunters Hill, ...更多
Overland via Marseilles 1864 (Oct 22): Cover from Hunters Hill, New
South Wales to Locarno, Switzerland bearing 1862 New South Wales
Diadem 6 d. reddish-purple, perf. 13, small tear at top, cancelled
by rays numeral “221” of Hunters Hill (rated RRR in “The Numeral
Cancellations of New South Wales” by Freeman), prepaying 6 d. and
underpaid 1 s. 4 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter of 1 s. 10 d. to
Switzerland. “90” (rappen) manuscript in red for internal postage
to be paid by the recipient. Unusually, mail from New South Wales
to Switzerland is very scarce, with the Swiss immigrants following
the Victorian gold rushes and not venturing north over the border.
A small portion of the backflap is missing and minor soiling
confined to reverse, otherwise fine and a very scarce destination
for New South Wales. Route - P&O Line: Departed Sydney 22 Oct
1864 per “Bombay” to Galle (15 Nov); “Simla” (17 Nov) to Suez (3
Dec); overland to Alexandria; “Euxine” (5 Dec) via Malta (8 Dec) to
Marseilles; by rail from Marseilles (11 Dec) to Locarno, arriving
16 Dec 1864 (55 days). Note: The temporary rates increase appears
to have only applied to mail to Great Britain. This envelope was
addressed to Switzerland, and routed via Marseilles which avoided
the British mail system and the potential postage due. However, it
was still grossly underpaid, and not identified by the postal
officials of either New South Wales or Switzerland. Provenance:
Collection Davis, 'Alvarado'
Overland via Brindisi 1872 (March 25): Cover from ...更多
Overland via Brindisi 1872 (March 25): Cover from Brisbane,
Queensland to Zurich, Switzerland bearing 1869 Queensland Chalon 6
d. yellow-green, a single example and a horizontal pair, cancelled
by the “QL” rays obliterator, prepaying 1 s. 6 d. for a 1⁄2 ounce
ship letter to Switzerland. “P.D.” handstamp in red, applied on
despatch (unusual from Queensland) and multiple transit datestamps
on reverse. Edge wear to the cover at left, otherwise very fine.
Chalon covers to Switzerland are very scarce - Ben Palmer in "The
Pre-UPU Mail of Switzerland" records 16 covers - strangely none of
these covers mailed between 1873 and 1883. Route - Australian Steam
Navigation Co: Departed Brisbane 25 March 1872 per “Lord Ashley” to
Sydney. P&O Line: Departed Sydney (26 March) per “Nubia” to
Galle (16 April); “Khedive” (21 April) to Suez (5 May); overland to
Alexandria; “Mooltan” (6 May) to Brindisi (9 May); by rail from
Brindisi to Zurich, arriving 11 May 1872 (50 days)
Overland via Torres Strait 1883 (March 29): Cover from ...更多
Overland via Torres Strait 1883 (March 29): Cover from Rockhampton,
Queensland to Fribourg, Switzerland bearing 1882 Queensland
Sideface 6 d. green, a horizontal pair indistinctly cancelled
prepaying 1 s. and overpaying 3 d. for a 1⁄2 ounce ship letter of 9
d. to Switzerland, endorsed in manuscript at upper left. Small part
of rear flap missing, otherwise fine and very scarce. Illustrated
“The Pre-UPU Mail of Queensland” on page 276. Route - British India
Steam Navigation Co: Departed Rockhampton 29 March 1883 per
“Chyebassa” via Batavia (14 April) to Aden (2 May). P&O Line:
“Cathay” (3 May) via Suez Canal (8 May) to Alexandria; “Bokhara” (8
May) to Brindisi (11 May); by rail from Brindisi to Fribourg,
arriving 11 May 1883 (39 days)
1916 censored envelope to Switzerland bearing a South African ...更多
1916 censored envelope to Switzerland bearing a South African Kings
Head ½d and a pair of 1d's cancelled by violet MALTAHOHE 20.9.16
converted German datestamps. A 'Passed Censor C. 14.' handstamp is
on the front of the cover, which has been opened and resealed by
bilingual tape. Gibeon 22 SEP transit and Geneva 7 XI 1916 arrival
cancels are on the back
Overland via Southampton 1858 (Nov 16): Cover from Pleasant ...更多
Overland via Southampton 1858 (Nov 16): Cover from Pleasant Creek,
Victoria to Graubrunden, Switzerland bearing 1854 Victoria
Octagonal 1 s. blue, imperforate with three margins and 1854
Woodblock 2 s. dull bluish green pair imperforate with three large
margins, touched at left and Emblems 4 d. pale dull rose rouletted
(2), clearly cancelled by “152” barred numeral of Pleasant Creek.
Prepaid 5 s. 8 d. comprising 4 s. 8 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter
plus 1 s. registration to Switzerland. Amongst the many manuscript
markings are “4/2” (sterling) manuscript in red credit to Great
Britain for forwarding a registered letter to Switzerland and “68”
(rappen) manuscript in red for internal postage for registered mail
to be paid upon receipt. Multiple transit datestamps on the reverse
record the journey. Very fine and highly attractive being one of
the most extraordinary registered covers from Victoria to
Switzerland. Cert. RPSV (2004). Route - The European and Australian
Royal Mail Co: Departed Melbourne 16 Nov 1858 per “Emeu” via Galle
(8 Dec) to Suez (21 Dec); overland to Alexandria. P&O Line:
Departed Alexandria (26 Dec) per “Panther” to Malta (31 Dec);
“Teviot” (1 Jan 1859) to Southampton (11 Jan); by rail to London,
by steamer to Calais (12 Jan); by rail to Zurich (14 Jan); overland
via Chur to Graubrunden, arriving 15 Jan 1859 (82 days). Note: This
cover was not present in many of the great collections of Victoria
being off the market since it’s discovery in the mid 1920’s until
auctioned by Corinphila in 1975. Provenance: Collections
Geitenbeek, Winchester
Overland via Southampton 1857 (Nov 16): Cover from ...更多
Overland via Southampton 1857 (Nov 16): Cover from Yackandandah,
Victoria via Locarno, Switzerland to Bignasco bearing 1854 Victoria
Woodblock 6 d. dull orange imperforate with four margins, Octagonal
1 s. blue and Registered 1 s. rose-pink & blue with good margins,
all tied by barred numeral "114" in black, prepaying 2 s. 6 d. and
underpaid 2 s. 4 d. for a ½ ounce registered ship letter to
Switzerland. “2/4” manuscript in red credit to Great Britain for
underpaid postage and registration for forwarding to destination.
Multiple transit and registration markings on the front and
reverse. Illustrated in “The Pre-UPU Destination Mail of Victoria”
by Palmer on page 160. Very fine and one of the most attractive
registered usages recorded from Victoria to Switzerland. Route -
The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Melbourne 16
Nov 1857 per “City of Sydney” via Galle (11 Dec) to Suez (27 Dec),
overland to Alexandria. Royal Mail Steam Packet Co: “Teviot” (29
Dec) to Southampton (12 Jan 1858); by rail to London, by steamer to
Calais; by rail via Basel (14 Jan) to Locarno arriving 18 Jan 1858
(97 days). Note: All of the early registered covers from Victoria
to Switzerland were addressed to a few families near Locarno. These
were Swiss migrants arriving in Victoria from 1856 heading towards
the goldfields of Sandhurst and Hepburn. Some travelled further
afield to new gold strikes such as this cover from Yackandandah.
With the discovery of gold in 1852, it became a gold mining centre
known for it’s alluvial mining deposits. The Post Office at
Yackandandah opened on the 13 June 1856, the year before this cover
was posted. These registered covers to Switzerland were discovered
around 1925 and dispersed to the philatelic market in Paris. Many
of the covers are in poor condition and most of the stamps are
badly cut into. This collection contains the two finest covers from
this important correspondence. Provenance: Collections Burrus,
Perry, Winchester
Overland via Southampton 1862 (Feb 18): Registered cover ...更多
Overland via Southampton 1862 (Feb 18): Registered cover from
Ballarat, Victoria to Graubünden, Switzerland bearing 1861 Victoria
Beaded Oval 6 d. black, 1859 Octagonal 1 s. blue and Woodblock 2 s.
dull bluish green, cancelled by barred numeral “5” and prepaying 3
s. 6 d., comprising 2 s. 6 d. for a ¾ ounce ship letter to
Switzerland plus 1 s. registration. Postal markings include
“REGISTERED / BALLARAT” datestamp in red and “2/-” manuscript in
red credit to Great Britain for forwarding of a registered letter
to Switzerland. Additionally handstamped “CHARGE” unusually in
black denoting registered mail and “APRES / LE / DEPART” handstamp
in red representing too late for departure. One and a half flaps
missing on reverse, but a scarce three colour registered cover.
Illustrated in “The Pre-UPU Mail of Victoria" by Ben Palmer on page
169. Just four examples of the 'Too Late' handstamp recorded on
mail from Victoria. Route: Departed Ballarat 18 Feb 1862 overland
to Melbourne. P&O Line: Departed Melbourne (24 Feb) per
“Benares” to Galle (15 March); “Simla” (17 March) to Suez (31
March); overland to Alexandria; “Mooltan” (4 April) via Malta (7
April) to Southampton (17 April); by rail to London; by steamer to
Calais, by rail via Paris (19 April) and Zurich to Graubrunden (61
days). Provenance: Collections Perry, Palmer, Winchester
Overland via Marseilles 1867 (April 28): Cover from Hepburn,
Victoria ...更多 Overland via Marseilles 1867 (April 28): Cover from Hepburn, Victoria to Locarno, Switzerland bearing 1865 Victoria Laureate 8 d. orange and 1 s. blue on blue paper, cancelled by barred numeral “25”, prepaying 1 s. 8 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to Switzerland. Transit and arrival datestamps on obverse and reverse. Back flap missing and a small stain but with fine oval "Maggia" handstamp on reverse, a very fine and rare usage of the 8 d. value on cover - Geoff Kellow RDP in “The Stamps of Victoria” on page 172 states “Covers are of considerable rarity with only about six recorded…". Route - P&O Line: Departed Melbourne 28 April 1867 per “Avoca” to Galle (19 May); “Surat” (19 June) to Suez (5 June); overland to Alexandria; “Syria” (7 June) via Malta (10 June) to Marseilles (13 June); by rail from Marseilles to Locarno, arriving 16 June 1867 (52 days). Provenance: Collection Purves, 'Chartwell'
Overland Mail via Southampton 1871 (Jan 31): Cover from ...更多
Overland Mail via Southampton 1871 (Jan 31): Cover from Daylesford,
Victoria to Locarno, Switzerland bearing 1870 Victoria Laureate 1
d. pale green, a single with corner perf. fault and horizontal pair
with 6 d. blue cancelled by barred numeral “173”, prepaid 9 d. and
underpaid 9 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter of 1 s. 6 d. to
Switzerland. “PD” applied in London representing paid to
destination. “3” (pence) manuscript in red credit to England
comprising 1 d. for transit postage and 2 d. to Switzerland for
internal postage with “20” (rappen) manuscript in red for internal
postage due within Switzerland. An unusual cover. Route - P&O
Line: Departed Melbourne 31 Jan 1871 per “Rangoon” to Galle (19
Feb); “Deccan” (22 Feb) to Suez (9 March); overland to Alexandria;
“Nyanza” (12 Match) to Southampton (24 March); by rail to London;
by steamship to Calais; by rail to Locarno, arriving 28 March 1871
(57 days). Note: It is unusual that this cover was not taxed as
underpaid on despatch by the Victorian postal official. The
recipient was lucky since the postal rate from Victoria to
Switzerland was decreased to 9 d. via Southampton in March 1871
whilst this envelope was in transit, thus it was not taxed on
arrival at London
Chris Rainey
拍項 CR235
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history ...更多 1917, 10 c. Ultramarine Issue 1917: 10 c. ultramarine, postal history group of ten,a select group, comprising two 1920/21 examples of combined registered special delivery services, one undeliverable and returned to sender; 1918 double-payment usage on the first flight from New York to Chicago via Cleveland, the special delivery fee having already been paid by the 24 c. Air Post; 1918 example affixed to cover from London, Ontario to Madison, Wisconsin, accepted despite the stamp having been cancelled in Canada contrary to regulations; unusual 1919 usage on A.E.F. soldier's cover, affixed in Ashland, Ohio for swift local delivery; 1921 uprated stationery cover to Zurich, no service provided as reciprocal special delivery with Switzerland was not available until 1926; scarce 1919 example used on a 2 c. Grant letter sheet, likely delivered Christmas Day; 1920 officially sealed cover damaged in transit; Reserve Bank of New York perfin used on registered bank tag; and 1919 use on parcel post piece, paying a total of $1.59 postage + 10c Special Delivery, some small faults, but a desirable group, highlighting a diversity of usages of this issue, fine-very fine
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to ...更多 1875/1900: Group of 40 stationery items, of which 26 are addressed to India (Bombay and Tuticorin), mostly correspondence from the London based branch of the Swiss firm 'Volkart'. Includes postcards (one complete double card with reply-part), wrappers, and an envelope. one of these cards card was sent in 1886 by Stanley Gibbons to India. The remaining 14 items are mostly addressed abroad, including a Penny-Farthing foreign card to Switzerland used on the 5th day of issue in 1875. Another card features a PERFIN. An interesting group!
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showing ...更多 1905/1957, lot of eleven covers/cards to destinations abroad showing special features, e.g. destinations China, Romania, Iceland, insufficiently paid mail with Dutch resp. French postage dues, cover to Greece and redirected to Switzerland with Greek postage, 1918 field post card to Brazil, 1942 registered official letter via field post to Beirut, etc. (T)
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拍項 3049
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South ...更多 Overland via Southampton 1857 (Jan 23): Cover from Sydney, New South Wales to Locarno, Switzerland endorsed "via London" at top bearing 1854 New South Wales Diadem 1 s. rosy-vermillion, imperforate, large margins with scissor cut at base in lower margin well away from the design and 1856 Diadem 2 d. blue (2) with good to large margins, the second stamp just touched at base, cancelled by the Sydney bars obliterator in black and prepaying 1 s. 4 d. but underpaid 2 d. for a ½ oz ship letter of 1 s. 6 d. to Switzerland. Transit datestamps for London, Calais, Paris, Basel and Locarno. Very fine and attractive, being one of the most important imperforate covers from New South Wales during this period. Cert. Eichele (1998). Route - The European and Australian Royal Mail Co: Departed Sydney 23 Jan 1857 per “Oneida” via Melbourne (15 Feb) and King Georges Sound (22 Feb). The ship broke down 400 miles west of Cape Leuwin, Western Australia and returned to King Georges Sound 23.2 and was unable to continue. The Mails were transferred. Departed King Georges Sound (21 March) per “European” via Galle (4 April) to Suez; overland to Alexandria; “Etna” (25 April) via Malta (29 April) to Southampton (8 May); by rail to London; by steamer to Calais (May 9) by rail via Paris and Basel, arriving Locarno 13 May 1857 (117 days). Note: The second earliest cover recorded from New South Wales to Switzerland. Provenance: Collection Wyler, Palmer
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Victoria ...更多 Overland via Marseilles 1867 (April 28): Cover from Hepburn, Victoria to Locarno, Switzerland bearing 1865 Victoria Laureate 8 d. orange and 1 s. blue on blue paper, cancelled by barred numeral “25”, prepaying 1 s. 8 d. for a ½ ounce ship letter to Switzerland. Transit and arrival datestamps on obverse and reverse. Back flap missing and a small stain but with fine oval "Maggia" handstamp on reverse, a very fine and rare usage of the 8 d. value on cover - Geoff Kellow RDP in “The Stamps of Victoria” on page 172 states “Covers are of considerable rarity with only about six recorded…". Route - P&O Line: Departed Melbourne 28 April 1867 per “Avoca” to Galle (19 May); “Surat” (19 June) to Suez (5 June); overland to Alexandria; “Syria” (7 June) via Malta (10 June) to Marseilles (13 June); by rail from Marseilles to Locarno, arriving 16 June 1867 (52 days). Provenance: Collection Purves, 'Chartwell'
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