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Incoming Mail Overland via Southampton 1872 (Aug 29): Large ...más
Incoming Mail Overland via Southampton 1872 (Aug 29): Large part
newspaper front of “The Christian World” mailed from London to
Melbourne, Victoria and endorsed "Two Papers Only", bearing 1864
Great Britain 1 d. red pair, cancelled by a circular barred grid
obliterator and prepaying 2 d. for a newspaper to Victoria. The
survival rate of newspapers mailed to the Australian Colonies is
very small. Route - P&O Line: Departed Southampton 29 Aug 1872
per “Hindostan” via Malta (7 Sept) to Alexandria (11 Sept);
overland to Suez; “Dehli” (13 Sept) to Galle (27 Sept); “Baroda”
(28 Sept) via King Georges Sound (12 Oct) to Melbourne, arriving 18
Oct 1872 (77 days)
Great Britain, 1854, Queen Victoria (embossed), 6d dull lilac. ...más
Great Britain, 1854, Queen Victoria (embossed), 6d dull lilac. On
cover from Stowmarket to Adelaide South Australia; stamp canceled
with barred numeral "752" and tied with "G.P.O. South Australia My
12, 1855" receiving cds, red "1d" rate marking at left, backstamped
with green "Stowmarket Fe 15, 1855 " cds, Very Fine, a scarce late
usage of this stamp. SG No. 59. Scott No. 7a; Estimate $150 - 200
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(Australia) Aborigines of Victoria. Used illustrated ...más
(Australia) Aborigines of Victoria. Used illustrated 10-1/2x16"
bluish lettersheet carried by "City of Sydney" with Victoria 1857
6d Orange rouletted (#17) tied to folded letter with integral
address leaf to London endorsed "City of Sydney & Overland"
backstamped "Melbourne, Victoria/No 16, 1857," answer was written
and returned as a paste over with Great Britain 1d Red (#33) tied
by "London/Ja 13, 1858" stamp and cover faults, partly accounted
for by its over 30,000 mile round trip!! some minor splits repaired
internally with archival tape & a filled punch hole on chest of
left Aborigine, Fine and a lettersheet and usage, an exceptionally
rare and interesting item for which the consignor paid $1300 with
buyer's premium in 2022! ex-Risvold. Estimate; $500 - 750
POSTAL HISTORY: 'Australia New Zealand UK Mails Volume 1 to 1880'
and ...más POSTAL HISTORY: 'Australia New Zealand UK Mails Volume 1 to 1880' and 'Volume 2 1880-1900' by Colin Tabeart (2011) hard-bound 416 pp and 444pp, Volume 1 with faded spine. Indispensable references.
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Great Britain. Collections and Ranges. 1854-1901 a range of ...más
Great Britain. Collections and Ranges. 1854-1901 a range of covers
addressed to oversees destinations with 1855 bearing 1854 2d.,
perf. 16 horizontal pair to Lyon; 1857 bearing perf. 1d. and 2d.
alongside 1856 6d. to Amsterdam with similar franking to Western
Australia; 1858 bearing 1856 6d. lilac and 1858 2d. blue to Nova
Scotia; 1863 bearing 1862 3d. pair to Santiago; 1869 entire to
Mexico bearing 1867 2/- dull blue; 1871 bearing 1864 1d. and 1869
2d. to Ottawa; 1874 bearing 1841 2d. and 1874 6d. to New York; 1879
printed matter cover to Boston bearing 1864 1d.; two 4d. single
frankings to Libourne and to Paris; 1876 bearing 1875 2½d. and 1876
4d. to Norway; 1882 bearing 2½d., Plate 23 pair to Punjab; 1885
envelope bearing 1883/84 5d. to India; and 1897 from Dorking to
Fiji bearing 1881 1d. lilac (5). Mixed condition though generally
fine and an attractive group. (Estimate £400 - £600)
Crowned Circle Handstamps. New Zealand. 1844 (16 May) entire ...más
Crowned Circle Handstamps. New Zealand. 1844 (16 May) entire letter
from John Seal Bird in Wellington to his sister Lady Maxwell in
London, with red framed "paid at/wellington" on the front, oval
"wellington/ (crown)/ my 18/ 1844/ new zealand" on the reverse and
red London receiving datestamp (5.10), manuscript '4' showing four
pence paid but deleted as a double rate letter, also '1/4' to be
paid by the recipient. Endorsed "Tyne", mail was taken off the Tyne
in the Channel after she became stuck on Margate sands. John Bird
arrived as a New Zealand Company settler with a land allocation but
struggled. An advert from the New Zealand Gazette and Wellington
Spectator gives his address at Te Aro Flat and his occupation as
Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer and Paper Hanger. The long transcribed
letter thanks Lady Maxwell for a gift of £25, building a house, the
natives demanding a high price for their land without paying "utu",
buying a section, buying a brick making machine and a flour mill;
most interesting. S.G. CC8 (Estimate £150 - £200)
Corinphila stamp auction
Lote 3109
SG
44
LIVE!
500.00 CHF
(app. 553 EUR)
Vendido
(app. 553 EUR)
Rumsey Auctions
Lote 1032
SC
7a
SG
59
80.00 USD
(app. 69 EUR)
09.12.2025 08:00 PST
(app. 69 EUR)
Rumsey Auctions
Lote 550
950.00 USD
(app. 817 EUR)
25.03.2026 08:00 PDT
(app. 817 EUR)
Abacus Auctions
Lote 2470
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and ...más POSTAL HISTORY: 'Australia New Zealand UK Mails Volume 1 to 1880' and 'Volume 2 1880-1900' by Colin Tabeart (2011) hard-bound 416 pp and 444pp, Volume 1 with faded spine. Indispensable references.
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115.00 AUD
(app. 70 EUR)
26.03.2026 09:30 AEDT
(app. 70 EUR)
Spink London
Lote 2692
280.00 GBP
(app. 324 EUR)
22.01.2026 08:00 GMT
(app. 324 EUR)
Spink London
Lote 1010 (x)
110.00 GBP
(app. 127 EUR)
28.01.2026 08:00 GMT
(app. 127 EUR)
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