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1858: 6 d. pale rose-lilac, used example with clear to large
margins ...mehr 1858: 6 d. pale rose-lilac, used example with clear to large margins all round, tied to 1859 mourning envelope to Bedford, UK (Maclear correspondence) at single rate, tied by CGH traingular handstamp in black. Carried on the "R.M.S. Athens" of the Union Steam Ship Co., which left Cape Town on 21 June. Obverse with "PAID / DEVONPORT / CAPE PACKET" datestamp (July 28) in black and London cds of the following day in red. Manuscript crayon "5" (pence) credit to UK in red manuscript. A fine and most attractive cover. Provenance: Collection Dr. Albert Louis, Corinphila sale 222. Zurich, 28 May-1 June 2018, lot 2086.
1855/63: 4 d. blue on white paper, a used example (Pos. I 4 B) ...mehr
1855/63: 4 d. blue on white paper, a used example (Pos. I 4 B) with
good even margins all round, applied over Great Britain 1 d. pink
postal stationery envelope and mailed to Ashford, Kent tied by CGH
obliterator in black. Manuscript on reverse "Cape Town, Cape of
Good Hope, Sept 30th, reached this yesterday" and corresponding
CAPE TOWN / CAPE OF GOOD HOPE despatch cds in red (Sept 30, 1856).
Carried on the "Bahiana" from the Cape with framed "LIVERPOOL /
SHIP" datestamp in black (Nov 5) and Ashford arrival (Nov 6) in
blue. Readdressed on arrival to Rome with manuscript "Redirected at
Ashford", and struck with scarce instructional "FIRST POSTAGE / NOT
PAID" in black. Straight line VIA DI MARE in red and Rome arrival
cds (Nov 15) in red, where charged 52 bajocchi due to pay in
manuscript. Small part of flap missing on reverse but an extremely
rare and most unusual cover: the sole recorded Cape Triangular
cover to the Papal States. Note: The addressee, Lady Knatchbull,
(1793-1882), known as Fanny Knight, was the author Jane Austen's
neice and the wife of Sir Edward Knatchbull MP, serving in the Sir
Robert Peel Ministry from 1841-1845. Provenance: Collection
"Besançon", Corinphila sale 231, Zurich, 30 Nov 2018, lot 6052.
1855/63: 4 d. blue on white paper, two single used examples with
left ...mehr 1855/63: 4 d. blue on white paper, two single used examples with left (Pos. XII 2 A) and right (Pos. XII 3 A) each with touched to good margins on 1864 cover endorsed "per Eastern Province" from Port Elizabeth to London, tied by CGH obliterators in black. Carried on the Maiden return voyage of the newly established Diamond Steam Navigation Company's line. The cover was carried at the private ship double rate of 8 d. with an equal split of the Postage between the UK and the Colony. Reverse with flap fault and GRAHAMSTOWN oval framed despatch datestamp in red (June 18) with 'London / Paid' arrival cds (Aug 1) on obverse.
1855/63: 4 d. blue on white paper, a pair (Pos. X 3 B/A) with ...mehr
1855/63: 4 d. blue on white paper, a pair (Pos. X 3 B/A) with just
shaved to good margins, used on 1857 double rate entire letter from
Graaff Reinet to Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA neatly tied by CGH
obliterator in black. Reverse with oval framed "GRAAFF REINET"
despatch datestamp in red (July 29), oval framed CAPE TOWN and CAPE
TOWN / CAPE OF GOOD HOPE cds in red (Aug 3). Carried on the bark
"Chieftain" which left Cape Town on August 5th, arriving in London
(Oct 15) with red cds on reverse and "ART - 2" Convention marking
in black (Van der Linden surprisingly omitted) referring to GB-US
Treaty of 15 Dec 1848. Thence via Liverpool and carried on Cunard
Line steamer "Persia" to New York with circular "NEW YORK / BR.
PKT." arrival (Oct 28) in black. A delightful entire of great
rarity (the Dr. Guy Dillaway census records just 10 Transatlantic
Cape Triangular covers) this being one of the finest and most
attractive of the few known. Note: Rates - Cape of Good Hope 8 d.
paid for internal double rate cover under 1 ounce (the port fee
charge of 4 d. was abolished on 1 Ausgust 1857, just two days
earlier). Manuscript "1/4 d." would have been charged (double the 8
d. ship fee) had the letter been delivered to England, thus
deleted. However the "2/6 d." manuscript charge is made up of the
original 1 s. 4 d. + a further 1 s. for postage to USA + 2 d. for
the cover being handled twice by the British P.O. = 2/6 d. This
translates as 60 cents American (crossed through) plus double the
inland charge of 5 cents = 70 cents to pay upon receipt.
1858: 4 d. deep blue on white paper, a fine used example (Pos. I 2
B) ...mehr 1858: 4 d. deep blue on white paper, a fine used example (Pos. I 2 B) with close to good margins all round, used on 1860 cover endorsed "Per first Ship via Mauritius & Australia" tied by CGH triangular obliterator in black. Reverse with circular CAPE TOWN / CAPE OF GOOD HOPE datestamp in red (Aug 27) and obverse with circular "AUCKLAND / NEW ZEALAND" arrival datestamp (Jan 25, 1861). Carried on the "Eagle", and trans-shipped to the P&O Steamer "Bihar" at Galle, thence via Melbourne (Dec 14), Sydney (Dec 17) and thence carried by the Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. Just eight covers bearing Cape Triangulars are recorded to New Zealand. A fine and extremely scarce cover to an extremely rare destination. Note: The addressee, Falconer Larkworthy (1833-1928), was born in Weymouth, UK and at the age of 16 joined a London firm of merchants trading with India. He was posted to Mauritius and then to Cape Town and thereafter to Victoria where he gained Banking experience with the Oriental Banking Corporation in the goldfields in North East Victoria. In 1860 he was transferred to manage the Oriental's branch in Auckland, New Zealand. Once gold discoveries were made in May 1861 in Otago, Larkworthy stayed on using the experience he had gained in Victoria to facilitate a gold export business for the Oriental Bank. He returned to London, joining the Commercial Union Assurance Co. in 1863 as a Director. Provenance: Collection Dr. Albert Louis, Corinphila sale 222, Zurich, 28 May-1 June 2018, lot 2095.
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margins ...mehr 1858: 6 d. pale rose-lilac, used example with clear to large margins all round, tied to 1859 mourning envelope to Bedford, UK (Maclear correspondence) at single rate, tied by CGH traingular handstamp in black. Carried on the "R.M.S. Athens" of the Union Steam Ship Co., which left Cape Town on 21 June. Obverse with "PAID / DEVONPORT / CAPE PACKET" datestamp (July 28) in black and London cds of the following day in red. Manuscript crayon "5" (pence) credit to UK in red manuscript. A fine and most attractive cover. Provenance: Collection Dr. Albert Louis, Corinphila sale 222. Zurich, 28 May-1 June 2018, lot 2086.
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left ...mehr 1855/63: 4 d. blue on white paper, two single used examples with left (Pos. XII 2 A) and right (Pos. XII 3 A) each with touched to good margins on 1864 cover endorsed "per Eastern Province" from Port Elizabeth to London, tied by CGH obliterators in black. Carried on the Maiden return voyage of the newly established Diamond Steam Navigation Company's line. The cover was carried at the private ship double rate of 8 d. with an equal split of the Postage between the UK and the Colony. Reverse with flap fault and GRAHAMSTOWN oval framed despatch datestamp in red (June 18) with 'London / Paid' arrival cds (Aug 1) on obverse.
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B) ...mehr 1858: 4 d. deep blue on white paper, a fine used example (Pos. I 2 B) with close to good margins all round, used on 1860 cover endorsed "Per first Ship via Mauritius & Australia" tied by CGH triangular obliterator in black. Reverse with circular CAPE TOWN / CAPE OF GOOD HOPE datestamp in red (Aug 27) and obverse with circular "AUCKLAND / NEW ZEALAND" arrival datestamp (Jan 25, 1861). Carried on the "Eagle", and trans-shipped to the P&O Steamer "Bihar" at Galle, thence via Melbourne (Dec 14), Sydney (Dec 17) and thence carried by the Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. Just eight covers bearing Cape Triangulars are recorded to New Zealand. A fine and extremely scarce cover to an extremely rare destination. Note: The addressee, Falconer Larkworthy (1833-1928), was born in Weymouth, UK and at the age of 16 joined a London firm of merchants trading with India. He was posted to Mauritius and then to Cape Town and thereafter to Victoria where he gained Banking experience with the Oriental Banking Corporation in the goldfields in North East Victoria. In 1860 he was transferred to manage the Oriental's branch in Auckland, New Zealand. Once gold discoveries were made in May 1861 in Otago, Larkworthy stayed on using the experience he had gained in Victoria to facilitate a gold export business for the Oriental Bank. He returned to London, joining the Commercial Union Assurance Co. in 1863 as a Director. Provenance: Collection Dr. Albert Louis, Corinphila sale 222, Zurich, 28 May-1 June 2018, lot 2095.
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