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Usage from Ireland1840 1d Black, Plate 4, LD, LK, LF, and LE. Four ...mehr
Usage from Ireland1840 1d Black, Plate 4, LD, LK, LF, and LE. Four singles on entire letter from Cork Barracks, 8th September 1840, to London. Each stamp with four margins, tied by indistinct red Maltese Crosses. Cork SE 9 1840 departure cds, SE 10 and SP 12 1840 transit via Dublin, and arrival marks. Four single 1d Blacks on an entire are seldom seen—a scarce Irish cover from Cork
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1922: Provisional Government of Ireland, ½ d. green with ...mehr
1922: Provisional Government of Ireland, ½ d. green with Thom
"Proof" overprint in red, with 1½ d red-brown with Thom black
overprint, used on 1922 cover from Belvelly to London tied by local
datestamp in black (April 20), small corner crease on the ½ d. and
part of back flap missing, otherwise a fine and very rare usage of
the Proof overprint. Provenance: Collection "Dr. Dulin", David
Feldman, Geneva, 7 May 2004, lot 20236
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1922: provisorische Regierung von Irland, ½ d. Grün mit Thom "Probe" Überdruck in rot, mit 1½ d rotbraun mit Thom Schwarzaufdruck, verwendet auf 1922 Brief aus Belvelly nach London übergehend gestempelt mit lokalem Datumsstempel in schwarz (April 20), kleiner Eckbug auf das ½ d. Und Teil vom Rückseite Klappe fehlt, ansonsten ein feines und äußerst selten Verwendung des Probe-Aufdrucke. Provenienz: Sammlung "Dr. Dulin", David Feldman, Genf, 7 Mai 2004, Los 20236
1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, a single example with large margins ...mehr
1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, a single example with large margins all round, used within fancy embossed "♚ / FREE" surround on envelope to Rostrevor, tied by "316" obliterator of Lurgan in black. Reverse with Lurgan despatch cds in blue (Aug 31), Banbridge transit in green (Aug 31) and Rostrevor arrival cds in blue (Sept 1). A charming and scarce usage.
1761 (April 9): Folded cover addressed to London migrating from ...mehr
1761 (April 9): Folded cover addressed to London migrating from the
Church of York, Pennsylvania, landed at Cork, Ireland with the
first year of use of the separate 'CORK' and 'SHIP' handstamps,
forwarded via Dublin where straight line 'COUNTRY' handstamp
applied on backflap, London Bishop mark applied on 20 June,
originally charged 5 d., cancelled and uprated 11 d. with 4 d. for
Cork - Dublin over 40 miles, 1 d. Ship Master's gratuity, and 6 d.
Dublin - London. Fine, earliest recorded 'CORK / SHIP' letter
1848 (Nov 24): Outer letter sheet from Mauritius to London,
endorsed ...mehr 1848 (Nov 24): Outer letter sheet from Mauritius to London, endorsed by ship "John Stuart", charged "8" (d.) uniform ship rate to Great Britain, bearing very fine framed "BELFAST / SHIP LETTER" handstamp in bright blue, reverse with Belfast cds (March 21, 1849) in same ink and London arrival March 23), fine and attractive. Ex collection Robertson
1784 (Oct 30): Entire letter from Dublin to Timoney, Roscrea, ...mehr
1784 (Oct 30): Entire letter from Dublin to Timoney, Roscrea, Tipperary sent under free concession and endorsed "Free: C. Heath 30 Oct." at lower left, Bishop Mark "OC / 30" despatch on reverse and obverse with circular "FREE / D" deleted with manuscript "Supposed Counterfeit" above and Inspector's marking "GR / ♚" in red adjacent. Charge raised of "1/4d." due to pay in manuscript. The Inspector's doubts were confirmed upon opening the letter which was from a Mr. William Conway, and the Official wrote "This frank is genuine except the date" alongside the sender's signature. A rare and most unusual entire.
1839 (Nov 21): Entire letter from Elphin to Cavan with mss. "8" pence ...mehr
1839 (Nov 21): Entire letter from Elphin to Cavan with mss. "8" pence charge with ELPHIN / 75 mileage mark in black, transits of BALLINMORE, CARRICK ON SHANNON, and blue KILLESHANDRA cds's, CAVAN double arc arrival cds (Nov 23) in black. Readdressed to Kingstown, Dublin with further CAVAN cds (Nov 24) with manuscript "Paid at" alongside and "1/3d." notation below. Dublin arrival in red (Nov 25) and circular "DUBLIN PENNY POST / 1d." in black. Generally fine to very fine strikes.
1842: Entire letter from Dublin to Limerick, cancelled contrary to ...mehr
1842: Entire letter from Dublin to Limerick, cancelled contrary to regulations with fine complete strike of the Maltese Cross in black with Dublin despatch just above the Cross in red (July 17). Reverse with Limerick arrival cds in black (July 18). If adhesives have been removed the entire was still contrary to regulations, and it appears that the Dublin cancellation was placed specifically in its position so that there was no charge raised in Limerick.
1920: Cover bearing GB 1912/24 2 d. orange tied by Douglas / Isle of ...mehr
1920: Cover bearing GB 1912/24 2 d. orange tied by Douglas / Isle of Man machine cancel (Aug 24), sent to Dungannon, County Tyrone with reverse showing oval "PASSED BY / I. R. A. / CENSOR" cachet in blue. Dungannon arrival cds (Aug 30) in black. Rare.
Uniform Penny Post 1840 (April 24): Entire letter to Exeter, England ...mehr
Uniform Penny Post 1840 (April 24): Entire letter to Exeter, England with fine strike of framed "PAID AT / KINSALE" despatch handstamp in black with red "1" in manuscript. Double arc CORK (April 25) and WATERFORD (April 26) transit cds's in black. Readdressed upon arrival to Lord Lisle at Lynmouth with prepaid charge "1" again in red ink, and three line dated "DEVONPORT / PY. POST" (April 29) and "MISSENT TO DEVONPORT" applied in red - a curious usage as the letter was redirected rather than misdirected. A fine and interesting entire.
1762 (Aug 16): Entire from Charleston, South Carolina to ...mehr
1762 (Aug 16): Entire from Charleston, South Carolina to London,
rated '5' (d.) which has been deleted and replaced with '11' (d.),
manuscript "ship" top right and straight line 'CLONMELL' below,
reverse with straight-line 'COUNTRY' and arrival Bishop mark. Small
part of backflap missing, nevertheless a remarkable item, believed
to be the only recorded ship letter from Clonmel which was further
upstream from Dungarvon. Ex T. Roberts (1989)
1833 (Oct 12): Entire letter from Rio de Janeiro to London, ...mehr
1833 (Oct 12): Entire letter from Rio de Janeiro to London, rated
"3/6" and showing two line "DUNGARVAN / 97" handstamp with red
manuscript "Ship letter" alongside and, on reverse WATERFORD and
arrival datestamps. Light vertical crease through cancel not
detracting from the good appearance of the only recorded example.
Ex T. Roberts (1989) & G. Booth
1847 entire letter to Nottingham franked with an 1841 red, 1d with ...mehr
1847 entire letter to Nottingham franked with an 1841 red, 1d with good margins three sides, close but clear at the base, lightly tied by an Irish diamond numeral '435' in blue, with a TUAM JU 13 184(7) datestamp also in blue alongside. On the reverse is a Nottingham unframed arc JU 15 1847 arrival datestamp. Very fine, S.G. catalogue £450 on cover
1784/1881: Collection on leaves with entire letter/covers/documents ...mehr
1784/1881: Collection on leaves with entire letter/covers/documents (18) incl. 1784 "Oath of Allegiance" printed form filled in manuscript at Cavan County Court with a family from Cork taking the oath; 1794 entire from Curraghmore to London with WATERFORD straight line in black, Broadsheet issued in 1796 published during the period the French Napoleonic forces occupied Bantry Bay; 1811 cover with "CORK/124" mileage mark in red, 1814 two entires to London each showing fair strikes of the Dublin "Mermaid" handstamp; 1834 cover with fine framed "PAID AT / DERRY" in red to Dublin; 1838 Valentine entire letter struck with "ST. STEPHEN'S GREEEN WEST / PENNY POST" in black (charming beseeching love letter), 1844 1 d. pink cover with superb "331" and MOATE cds both struck in blue; 1846 cover with framed "PAID AT / GORT" in blue, 1850 cover from Cork with "PASSAGE WEST" in blue, 1855/57 covers each with 1 d. star tied DUBLIN duplexes (different codes), 1855 cover with 2 d. blue similarly tied, 1870 registered cover with 1 d. red and 1865/67 4 d. vermilion pl. 13 ex Dublin etc. An interesting lot.
1911: Postcard of George V, Queen Mary and entourage crossing ...mehr
1911: Postcard of George V, Queen Mary and entourage crossing O'Connell Bridge, Dublin on their State visit, used to London and franked by 1911 Downey Head ½ d. green tied by "DUBLIN CASTLE" cds (July 11) in black. This cancellation was brought into use exclusively for the Royal visit. Rare.
1840c.: Locally mailed "triangular" folded entire letter to Armagh ...mehr
1840c.: Locally mailed "triangular" folded entire letter to Armagh endorsed "Stamped", with manuscript "1" prepayment in red, struck with "Miltown RH / Belturbet" in blue at left. Letters folded in this fashion are most uncommon, and much speculation has taken place for the reason for this practice - however most examples recorded (from circa 1700 through to the early 1840's) are from Ireland, and it would seem logical to assume that the practice was connected with anti-British sentiments.
Uniform Fourpenny Post 1840 (Jan 4): Envelope from Dublin to ...mehr
Uniform Fourpenny Post 1840 (Jan 4): Envelope from Dublin to Castlecrine, near Ennis, Co. Clare containing a receipt for one year's rent, struck with Dublin handstruck "4" of the Uniform Fourpenny Post in black. Reverse with Dublin (Jan 4) despatch in red, on arrival the cover was readdressed to Six Mile Bridge, Co. Clare with the "4" deleted and replaced by "8" pence charge in manuscript. A most unusual cover Gi = £ 500+.
Uniform Penny Post 1840 (Feb 11): Entire letter to Exeter, England ...mehr
Uniform Penny Post 1840 (Feb 11): Entire letter to Exeter, England with fine strike of framed "PAID AT / KINSALE" despatch handstamp in black with red "1" in manuscript. Slightly smudged Dublin transit (Feb 13) in red on obverse and reverse with "KINSALE" undated circular handstamp in black with "pp" inserted in manuscript. Scarce entire.
1816, entire to London charged 1/11 in manuscript MONAGHAN 62 Milage ...mehr
1816, entire to London charged 1/11 in manuscript MONAGHAN 62 Milage mark. Plus an entire of 1820 rated "4/-" to London with "BELFAST circular mileage. Attractice items
IRELAND IRELAND:1848 (Nov 24): Outer letter sheet from Mauritius to ...mehr
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IRELAND:1848 (Nov 24): Outer letter sheet from Mauritius to London, endorsed by ship "John Stuart”, charged "8" (d.) uniform ship rate to Great Britain, bearing very fine framed "BELFAST / SHIP LETTER" handstamp in bright blue, reverse with Belfast cds (March 21, 1849) in same ink and London arrival March 23), fine and attractive. Ex collection Robertson.
IRELAND: 1762 (Aug 16): Entire from Charleston, South Carolina to ...mehr
IRELAND: 1762 (Aug 16): Entire from Charleston, South Carolina to London, rated '5' (d.) which has been deleted and replaced with '11' (d.), manuscript "ship" top right and straight line 'CLONMELL' below, reverse with straight-line 'COUNTRY' and arrival Bishop mark. Small part of backflap missing, nevertheless a remarkable item, believed to be the only recorded ship letter from Clonel which was further upstream from Dungarvon. Ex T. Roberts (1989).
1907/16: Sinn Fein (-) propaganda label, an unused example in blue & ...mehr
1907/16: Sinn Fein (-) propaganda label, an unused example in blue & black, perf. 11, marginal at right, slightly soiled large part og. (Feldman L7a); and a small document headed "Sinn Fein Postage Stamp / Irish Rebellion 1916" in manuscript bearing a horizontal pair of the "Manchester Martyrs" stamp with Irish tricolour and black vignette showing Larkin, Allen and O'Brien (Feldman L16); faults but seldom seen and an interesting page. Note: The Tricolour stamps were actually printed in gummed pairs to be stuck 'back to back' and then pinned to a lapel to advertise the wearer's support.
1916 picture post card (Custom House, Dublin) to Glasgow, with a ½d ...mehr
1916 picture post card (Custom House, Dublin) to Glasgow, with a ½d tied by the barred DUBLIN parcel canceller. This was brought into emergency use after the Post Office was occupied by the rebels on April 24th and all mail thereafter, until the Easter Rebellion was over, was handled at the Dublin Parcel Depot at Amiens Street. A fine example of this cancel used during the Easter Rebellion
Easter Rising 1916: Travel Pass (204 x 104 mm.) issued by the ...mehr
Easter Rising 1916: Travel Pass (204 x 104 mm.) issued by the Assistant Provost Marshall based in the Lower Castle Yard in Dublin; with stencilled titles in violet and completed in ink "PLEASE PASS MR. "Mrs. Seagrave", BETWEEN "Kingstown & Dublin P & K Only", countersigned by a Major in the British Army and handstamped with oval violet "ASSISTANT PROVOST GENERAL / DUBLIN" cachet dated "11 May 1916" - issued when security would have been at its strictest - the day before many of the revolutionaries, including James Connolly, were executed. Creased and probably issued to a cleaner or secretary in the Lower Castle Yard. A rare and extraordinary document
Easter Rising 1916: Munitions Requisition Form No. 4 (175 x 105 mm.) ...mehr
Easter Rising 1916: Munitions Requisition Form No. 4 (175 x 105 mm.) printed in black headed PLUGGED B.S. Co. (Bethlehem Steel Co.) dated "JUN 19 1916" at top and centrally, with printed reference to cartridges and shells, with violet handstamp "AMATOL" being the explosive required (a mixture of TNT (Toluene) and Ammonium nitrate). This form, found together with the previous two lots, was used in Ireland during the uprising.
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1922: provisorische Regierung von Irland, ½ d. Grün mit Thom "Probe" Überdruck in rot, mit 1½ d rotbraun mit Thom Schwarzaufdruck, verwendet auf 1922 Brief aus Belvelly nach London übergehend gestempelt mit lokalem Datumsstempel in schwarz (April 20), kleiner Eckbug auf das ½ d. Und Teil vom Rückseite Klappe fehlt, ansonsten ein feines und äußerst selten Verwendung des Probe-Aufdrucke. Provenienz: Sammlung "Dr. Dulin", David Feldman, Genf, 7 Mai 2004, Los 20236
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endorsed ...mehr 1848 (Nov 24): Outer letter sheet from Mauritius to London, endorsed by ship "John Stuart", charged "8" (d.) uniform ship rate to Great Britain, bearing very fine framed "BELFAST / SHIP LETTER" handstamp in bright blue, reverse with Belfast cds (March 21, 1849) in same ink and London arrival March 23), fine and attractive. Ex collection Robertson
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