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N°1/16, Série complète de 16 valeurs SUPERBES. R. ...mehr
N°1/16, Série complète de 16 valeurs SUPERBES. R. (certificat)
Qualité: * Cote: 1435 euros
![Vente aux enchères]](/fr/images/philasearch/ico_people.png "Vente aux enchères")
N°4, 5c vert foncé. SUP (certificat) Qualité: * Cote: 790 euros
N°4, 5c vert foncé. SUP (certificat) Qualité: * Cote: 790 euros
5F. lilas + 50c. rose cancelled 2 valeurs. Very Fine. (Prix estimé ...mehr
5F. lilas + 50c. rose cancelled 2 valeurs. Very Fine. (Prix estimé 700€)
![Vente sur offre]](/fr/images/philasearch/ico_mailauction.png "Vente sur offre")
timbres de 1908 dentelés 11: N°51a, 52a, 55a, 56a, 58a, 59a, 60a ...mehr
timbres de 1908 dentelés 11: N°51a, 52a, 55a, 56a, 58a, 59a, 60a et
61a, les 8 valeurs SUP. R. (signés Scheller/certificat) Qualité: **
Cote: 1640 euros
timbres de 1908 dentelés 11: N°51a, 52a, 55a, 56a, 58a, 59a, 60a ...mehr
timbres de 1908 dentelés 11: N°51a, 52a, 55a, 56a, 58a, 59a, 60a et
61a, les 8 valeurs SUP. R. (signés Scheller/certificat) Qualité: **
Cote: 1680 euros
N°2/16, Série complète (sf n°1), les 15 valeurs TB. R. ...mehr
N°2/16, Série complète (sf n°1), les 15 valeurs TB. R. (certificat)
Qualité: * Cote: 1506 euros
N°4, 5c vert foncé, quasi **. SUP (certificat) Qualité: * Cote: ...mehr
N°4, 5c vert foncé, quasi **. SUP (certificat) Qualité: * Cote: 790
euros
N°17/32, Les 16 valeurs SUP. R. (certificat) Qualité: * Cote: ...mehr
N°17/32, Les 16 valeurs SUP. R. (certificat) Qualité: * Cote: 1140
euros
N°5, 5c vert-jaune en paire obl CANTON sur CP du 22.12.04 ...mehr
N°5, 5c vert-jaune en paire obl CANTON sur CP du 22.12.04 à
destination de YOKOHAMA, au verso càd d'arrivée le 31.12.04. TB
Qualité: Oblitéré
N°1/16, Série complète, les 16 valeurs SUP. (certificat) ...mehr
N°1/16, Série complète, les 16 valeurs SUP. (certificat) Qualité:
Oblitéré Cote: 1510 euros
CANTON. Précurseurs. Taxe. CG 18 paire bdf, 19 paire, obl ...mehr
CANTON. Précurseurs. Taxe. CG 18 paire bdf, 19 paire, obl cad
"Canton Chine" déc 08, superbe
RARE 18th CENTURY COVERING LETTER FOR MAIL SENT TO "CANTON IN
CHINA" ...mehr RARE 18th CENTURY COVERING LETTER FOR MAIL SENT TO "CANTON IN CHINA" VIA A LONDON AGENT; 16 Dec. 1774 EL that originally enclosed a letter to be sent to “Canton in China… [to be] forwarded by first Ships”; it was sent from “Ab[er]d[ee]n” (Scotland) to London by private means and posted there unpaid in the General Office of the ‘London Penny Post’ system (2-ring “PENNY POST NOT PAID/.G” on the front and “O’CLOCK/9/G” time-mark on the flap) to a merchant with strong connections to China. The writer and addressee were clearly aware of the East India Co. system of sending ships to India/China at the turn of each year. The letter that had been sent inside this one was almost certainly forwarded by the E.I.C. ship ‘Lord North’ (Captain Hambly). That ship left “the Downs” (off Deal) on 27 Dec. 1774, and the addressee of this letter, the London merchant “James Brander”, noted that he had received the letters on 24 Dec. 1774. The ‘Lord North’ stopped at C.G.H. (5 Apr. 1775) and Sumatra (5 June) en route to “Whampoa” (the port for Canton, i.e. Guangzhou) where it arrived on 31 July 1775. This is the earliest recorded evidence of mail-forwarding from London to China in private hands by some 50 years. [The addressee of the enclosed letter, “Charles Gordon” was the son of a recently deceased E.I.C. Surgeon, Robert Gordon, who had also been a major merchant and money-lender in Canton for many years.] Cross Reference : LONDON POSTAL HISTORY, SCOTLAND, CHINA (Estimate 300 GBP)
VERY RARE MANUSCRIPT "10 Cents" BOAT OFFICE ENDORSEMENT ON ...mehr
VERY RARE MANUSCRIPT "10 Cents" BOAT OFFICE ENDORSEMENT ON EARLY
MACAO COVER TO CANTON; 29 Nov. 1834 EL (some wrinkles; contents ex
destitute American seeking help to return to home) from “Macao” to
“Canton” carried by the Union or St. George of the Local ‘Boat
Office’ Post service and so has the Post’s manuscript “10. Cents”
charge (for a “Single Letter”) on the top flap. Canton Boat Office
did not employ a handstamp for this 10c charge, although Macao Boat
Office did from 1832 to 1838. Only two examples of this Canton
Manuscript “10. Cents” marking have been recorded – the other
example was in the Richard Chan collection and was from the same
correspondence but dated 27 Sept. 1834 [Cavendish Oct. 2003, lot
430, realised £800+BP]. This first local Boat Office mail service
linking Canton and Macao started in 1832; “The Proprietor of the
UNION and the ST. GEORGE respectfully informs the Gentlemen of
Canton and Macao, from 1 April 1832 next. Letters and parcels
forwarded by either of the boats will be charged at the following
rates:- Single Letters – 10c each...". The Macao “Boat OFFICE/10
Cents” marks (1832-38) are well known, but this is one of only two
recorded covers with this matching Canton “10 Cents” manuscript
mark. Important Exhibition Item. Cross Reference : CHINA, MACAO
(Estimate 1000 GBP)
N°21, 10c rouge en bloc de 4 bord de feuille sans millésime. ...mehr
N°21, 10c rouge en bloc de 4 bord de feuille sans millésime. TB
Qualité: ** Cote: 450 euros
N°5 et 7 en blocs de 4 haut de feuille sans millésime. ...mehr
N°5 et 7 en blocs de 4 haut de feuille sans millésime. TTB
(certificat) Qualité: ** Cote: 725 euros
1893-1904, bel ensemble de 14 paires millésimées neufs */obl ...mehr
1893-1904, bel ensemble de 14 paires millésimées neufs */obl dont
Y&T n° 11, n° 13, n° 14, belle qualité générale, cote €2725
La Postale Philatélie
Lot 2946
Yv
1/16
550.00 EUR
11.03.2026 23:59 CET
La Postale Philatélie
Lot 2947
Yv
4
250.00 EUR
11.03.2026 23:59 CET
Behr Philately
Lot 1968
Yv
16+ 28
300.00 EUR
19.03.2026 16:00 CET
La Postale Philatélie
Lot 2948
450.00 EUR
11.03.2026 23:59 CET
La Postale Philatélie
Lot 3328
420.00 EUR
Sold
La Postale Philatélie
Lot 3324
534.00 EUR
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La Postale Philatélie
Lot 3325
320.00 EUR
17.01.2026 23:59 CET
La Postale Philatélie
Lot 3327
399.00 EUR
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La Postale Philatélie
Lot 3326
70.00 EUR
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La Postale Philatélie
Lot 3323
480.00 EUR
17.01.2026 23:59 CET
ROUMET
Lot 1676
200.00 EUR
Sold
Cavendish Philatelic Auctions Ltd.
Lot 1030
CHINA" ...mehr RARE 18th CENTURY COVERING LETTER FOR MAIL SENT TO "CANTON IN CHINA" VIA A LONDON AGENT; 16 Dec. 1774 EL that originally enclosed a letter to be sent to “Canton in China… [to be] forwarded by first Ships”; it was sent from “Ab[er]d[ee]n” (Scotland) to London by private means and posted there unpaid in the General Office of the ‘London Penny Post’ system (2-ring “PENNY POST NOT PAID/.G” on the front and “O’CLOCK/9/G” time-mark on the flap) to a merchant with strong connections to China. The writer and addressee were clearly aware of the East India Co. system of sending ships to India/China at the turn of each year. The letter that had been sent inside this one was almost certainly forwarded by the E.I.C. ship ‘Lord North’ (Captain Hambly). That ship left “the Downs” (off Deal) on 27 Dec. 1774, and the addressee of this letter, the London merchant “James Brander”, noted that he had received the letters on 24 Dec. 1774. The ‘Lord North’ stopped at C.G.H. (5 Apr. 1775) and Sumatra (5 June) en route to “Whampoa” (the port for Canton, i.e. Guangzhou) where it arrived on 31 July 1775. This is the earliest recorded evidence of mail-forwarding from London to China in private hands by some 50 years. [The addressee of the enclosed letter, “Charles Gordon” was the son of a recently deceased E.I.C. Surgeon, Robert Gordon, who had also been a major merchant and money-lender in Canton for many years.] Cross Reference : LONDON POSTAL HISTORY, SCOTLAND, CHINA (Estimate 300 GBP)
240.00 GBP
(app. 276 EUR)
Sold
(app. 276 EUR)
Cavendish Philatelic Auctions Ltd.
Lot 1031
CHAN
collecti
700.00 GBP
(app. 804 EUR)
12.03.2026 GMT
(app. 804 EUR)
La Postale Philatélie
Lot 3330
156.00 EUR
Sold
La Postale Philatélie
Lot 3329
2 images supplémentaires
395.00 EUR
Sold
David Feldman S. A. Geneva
Lot 20601
1 images supplémentaires
Yv
11
300.00 EUR
06.12.2025 08:00 CET
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