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Settle: 1841 entire letter to settle, bearing 1840 1d. black, Pl. 10, ...mehr
Settle: 1841 entire letter to settle, bearing 1840 1d. black, Pl. 10, RJ, with margins considerably cut into at lower left and right, tied by black MC and pen cancel, forwarded to Halifax with 1d black (FD) Pl.6 with 4 margins, and cancelled by distinct Settle MC. ‘’Settle FE 25 41’’ and ‘’Halifax FE 22 41’’ backstamps. The combination of plate 10, a distinct Settle MC and the redirection makes this a particularly scarce and unusual cover. Cert B.P.A. (1998)
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1879: Jackson 2 c. vermilion, Washington 3 c. green horizontal pair ...mehr
1879: Jackson 2 c. vermilion, Washington 3 c. green horizontal pair in combination with Taylor 5 c. blue horizontal pairs (2), used on circa 1880 Whaling Mail envelope from Boston to St Helena, dated 20 June, cancelled by manuscript pen cancel, the first pair of Taylor tied by BOSTON PAID 20 JUN' cds in black, addressed to ''Captain A.R. Heyer, Bark Wanderer, St. Helena, Atlantic Ocean'', with ST. HELENA JY 22 overwritten by ''110'' (c.) in red, for 11 d. postage due for British share. Reverse, faint London transit cds the dated indistinguishable. Stamps have faults and tone spots to edges. Comes with an accompanying envelope originating in San Diego franked with a tri-colour combination of US (4) at 27 c. rate sent to Captain A. Heyer's wife Myra, Barque Wander, St Helena, underpaid and taxed double rate of 2 s. 8 d. (single rate tax 1 s. 4 d.). Part of lower front missing but stamps mainly fine. Scarce duo of Whaling Mail with heartfelt human interest story attached (see note below) and the pair of covers combine extremely well. Note: Postal charges from the U.S.A. to St. Helena where erratic at this time, the official rate being 27 c. from 1877 to 1885, these covers therefore covered that rate (the Boston cover was overpaid by 1c.) The bark ''Wanderer'' was the last whaling vessel to be built at the Mattapoisett ship yard. It was launched from New Bedford, Massachusetts, in June 1878, thereafter on a four year maiden voyage. Between 1878 and 1924 she carried out over twenty whaling expeditions and went on to appear in the film ''Down to the Sea in Ships'' in 1922 before being wrecked in 1924 on what was intended to be her final journey - the last wooden ship to set sail on a whaling voyage. In Febuary 1881 Myra, the wife of Captain Andrew Heyer, died in childbirth on St. Helena and Captain Heyer left the ship to care for his daughter, who was named Myra after her mother. The Captain returned to Massachussetts from St. Helena when young Myra was eight months old. Reference: Cameo Volume 18, Number 3, Whole Number 102, October 2017, illustrated pg. 220. Provenance: Collection Welch; Markovits and Hogg.
(65,68,73) 1861 3c rose Washington, 10c green Washington block of ...mehr
(65,68,73) 1861 3c rose Washington, 10c green Washington block of four, and 2c black Jackson, all manuscript cancelled and tied partially by “Adamsville, R.I. Nov. 26” (1866) markings on cover to Pyramid, Long Creek, New South Wales. Red “New York Paid All Br. Pkt Nov 28” exchange cds at left, 1866 London transit cds, and “40” credit to Great Britain handstamp at right. Reverse with clear “Sydney Ship Letter Feb 15 1867” and Long Creek, NSW receiving backstamps.
The 45c franking pays the British mail rate via Marseilles for a ¼–½ oz. letter to New South Wales, in effect from January 1857 to January 1868. All stamps with small faults and light cover soiling, small backflap tears, though overall still nice in appearance. A rare and desirable destination usage, with a 10c 1861-68 Issue block paying the bulk of the 45c rate to Australia
(35) 1857-61 10c green Washington Type V tied by manuscript pen ...mehr
(35) 1857-61 10c green Washington Type V tied by manuscript pen cancel with "Ripon Wis. Dec 17 1862" CDS at left on cover to Dunham, Canada East, manuscript "due 10" and "Old Style Stamp", the latter also tying the stamp. Windson transit and Montreal receiving backstamps. The stamp is defective, showing signs of having potentially been reused from an earlier cover and sent well after the August 1861 demonetization of the issue. A fine and scarce late attempted use of a 10c demonetized stamp across the U.S.-Canada border.
Ex Wagshal, with 1985 Philatelic Foundation certificate
(68) 1861 10c green Washington used by manuscript pen stroke cancel ...mehr
(68) 1861 10c green Washington used by manuscript pen stroke cancel on buff cover originating in the Red River Settlement (present day Manitoba, Canada) on June 5, 1865 according to docketing at left and sent via Pembina in the northern most tip of the Dakota Territory to Freelton, Canada West.
The carriage fee from Red River to Pembina was 2c and paid in cash with the 10c stamp paying the postage for U.S.-Canada transit, original multi-page letter accompanies. A particularly fine and early example of a U.S. stamp used in pre-federation Canada for carriage via U.S. mails to a destination elsewhere in Canada
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Los 50128
850.00 GBP
(ca. 984 EUR)
08.12.2025 08:00 GMT
(ca. 984 EUR)
Corinphila Auktion
Los 1155
SC
183/185
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460.00 CHF
(ca. 502 EUR)
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(ca. 502 EUR)
Cherrystone Auktion
Los 71
The 45c franking pays the British mail rate via Marseilles for a ¼–½ oz. letter to New South Wales, in effect from January 1857 to January 1868. All stamps with small faults and light cover soiling, small backflap tears, though overall still nice in appearance. A rare and desirable destination usage, with a 10c 1861-68 Issue block paying the bulk of the 45c rate to Australia
550.00 USD
(ca. 466 EUR)
Verkauft
(ca. 466 EUR)
Cherrystone Auktion
Los 6
Ex Wagshal, with 1985 Philatelic Foundation certificate
450.00 USD
(ca. 381 EUR)
Verkauft
(ca. 381 EUR)
Cherrystone Auktion
Los 34
The carriage fee from Red River to Pembina was 2c and paid in cash with the 10c stamp paying the postage for U.S.-Canada transit, original multi-page letter accompanies. A particularly fine and early example of a U.S. stamp used in pre-federation Canada for carriage via U.S. mails to a destination elsewhere in Canada
3000.00 USD
(ca. 2541 EUR)
Verkauft
(ca. 2541 EUR)
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