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Lot 418 |
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Victoria, 1863 (Nov. 21) cover from Melbourne to Maitland (Dec. 11) via Sydney (Dec. 10), bearing 4d cancelled by duplex, showing framed "Detained for 2/Additional Postage" handstamp in red and reposted two weeks later with 2d cancelled by similar duplex, the cover also marked "Missent", very early (reported to be the earliest) use of the 2d slate.
Estimate 150 - 200
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Lot 419 |
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Victoria, 1893 (Feb. 23) cover to Canterbury (Feb. 28), bearing 1d orange brown with manuscript "N.J./Due Stamp/23.2.93" overprint tied by "Canterbury/Vic" circular unframed d.s., Very Fine and the sole instance in the British Empire when a manuscript overprint was employed to change a Definitive to a Due, this being the only recorded example on cover.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
Provenance: Chapman
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Lot 420 |
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Victoria, 1890 (Oct. 1) cover from Bognor to Melbourne (Nov. 11), bearing 2½d cancelled by duplex, showing framed "Deficient Postage 1½ / Fine 4 / 5d" handstamp in violet and oval "T" handstamp, Victoria Definitive ½d applied as Due (the Postage Due ½d was not issued until Dec. 24) along with Postage Due 1890 (Oct. 12-Nov.1) 1d and 4d (S.G. D2, D4) cancelled by triangular "T" handstamp, Very Fine and outstanding franking, the only recorded use of the dues on cover prior to January 1, 1891, when their use became mandatory.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
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Lot 421 |
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Victoria, 1893 (Apr. 14) "On Her Majesty's Service / Returned 'More to Pay'" Letter (12), cover from the Dead Letter Office, Melbourne to Victoria Building, showing origin duplex and oval "T 2/-" handstamp in magenta and bearing Postage Due 2/- dull blue and brown lake tied by framed "1A G2/AP 14/93" d.s., Very Fine and the only recorded use of the first issue 2/- Due on cover.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 422 |
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Victoria, 1904 (Mar. 4) "Newspaper (deleted and changed to 'Education') Postage Docket" for prepayment of bulk posting, bearing Postage Due 1895 2s pale red and yellowish green and 5s pale red and yellowish green block of four and single to the value of £1.12.00, cancelled "H J T 4/304" by hand though the person sending the items was required to cancel them, the initials and handwriting appear to correspond to that of H.J. Todd, the Receiving Officer.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 423 |
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Australia, 1903 (Mar. 10) cover from Manila to Sydney (Apr. 3), bearing USPO "Philippines" overprint U.S.A. 2¢ and 3¢ cancelled by duplex, showing "25/ctms/T" handstamp adjacent, Postage Due New South Wales 1900 green (S.G. D3a) singles (2) and Australia compound perf. 11x11½ 1d emerald green (S.G. D2) tied by "N.S.W." in three ring oval handstamp, a few small faults, nevertheless a Fine and rare mixed use of different design types, particularly New South Wales with Federal issue.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 424 |
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Australia, 1904 (Sept. 19) cover from Cudgen to Hobart (Sept. 24) via Sydney (Sept. 21), bearing New South Wales 2d cancelled by numeral in barred oval, showing framed "Deft. 2d. / Fine 2d. / 4d." handstamp adjacent, with Postage Due 1902 2d emerald green (S.G. D3) pair and 1902-04 1/- emerald green (S.G. D19) pair (applied with one stamp defective) tied by "Hobart/Tasmania" c.d.s., envelope has small spike hole, rare high value franking representing bulk charge for letters (the top one in the batch attracting the Postage Dues).
Estimate 500 - 750
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Lot 425 |
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Australia, 1912 (Mar. 11) Parcel or Customs tag, bearing Postage Due Victoria 1895-96 1/- scarlet and deep green (S.G. D32) and Australia 1909 3d rosine and yellow green (S.G. D66) cancelled by Melbourne c.d.s., showing oval "T 1/3" handstamp on reverse, exceptionally rare mixed use of Colonial and Federal Dues.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Lot 426 |
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Australia, 1925 (June 12) receipt for £13.10.0 for landing charges and taxes on 120 parcels, bearing 1903 compond perf. 5/- dull green (S.G. D33) interpanneau block of thirty containing seven gutter pairs and block of twenty-four cancelled by "Parcel Post Townsville/Queensland" c.d.s., inevitably there are some faults to be expected on a piece of this magnitude but these are primarily the lower non-interpane pair of the former creased and one stamp at foot of the latter block defective, a spectacular item, the largest recorded multiple of the high values of this design and the only reported gutter pairs of the 5 shillings.
Estimate 4,000 - 5,000
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Lot 427 |
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Barbados, 1935 (Jan. 18) window envelope to St. James (Jan. 30), meter 2¢ in postage from Montreal, Postage Due 1¢ black diagonal bisect with manuscript surcharge "½" in red ink (S.G. 2a) tied by "G.P.O./Barbados" c.d.s., with arrival c.d.s. on reverse, envelope has a few faults, the bisect is Very Fine, less than 120 bisects used over several months, this being one of the few surviving commercial uses. SG £950 ($1,210).
Estimate 500 - 750
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Lot 428 |
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Bechuanaland, 1926 (Dec. 3) Union of South Africa front of 4d postal stationery envelope from Johannesburg to Francistow, uprated with 1d cancelled by c.d.s., showing framed "Posted out of course/1" and circular "4d." handstamp, with Postage Due "British Bechuanaland Protectorate" on 2d agate (S.G. D3) vertical pair tied by "Francistown/Bechd. Protectorate" c.d.s., Very Fine and rare Due usage on cover originally posted from mail box and therefore penalized and mandatorily registered as evidenced by the Johannesburg registration handstamp.
Estimate 1,500 - 2,000
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Lot 429 |
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Bechuanaland, 1935 (Feb. 8) local Francistown cover, bearing 1d showing oval "T" handstamp adjacent, with Postage Due 2d violet (S.G. D6) tied by "Francistown/Bech. Protectorate" c.d.s. Very Fine.
Estimate 200 - 300
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Lot 430 |
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British Columbia: 1863 (July 10) cover from Yale, B.C. to San Francisco, bearing British Columbia 2 ½d pale reddish rose (S.G. 3) wing margin pair canceled by "4" barred oval obliterator, matching oval "Paid" handstamp adjacent and "General Post Office/British Columbia" dispatch c.d.s. on reverse, in combination with U.S.A. 3¢ rose tied by "San Francisco/Cal." c.d.s. (July 10) and the Paid handstamp voided by corresponding circular grid, pencil "1187" is the San Francisco post office's ledger number for mail "held for postage," Extremely Fine exhibition item.
Estimate 1,500 - 2,000
This is the perfect illustration of one of the very few instances when mail was carried privately to the border and deposited with a local U.S. postmaster and processed as a domestic unpaid letter rather than the standard practice of being carried to the USA by boat and being handled as a foreign letter at the 10 cents rate.
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Lot 431 |
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Prince Edward Island: 1871 (Nov. 17) 3¢ postal stationery envelope to Charlotte Town (Nov. 23), cancelled by "Richmond/Ind" duplex in blue, with unframed "10" and crayon "6d" notation adjacent, and bearing on reverse compund perf. 6d yellow green (S.G. 25) tied by "13" in barred oval, showing accompanying "Charlotte Town" c.d.s. adjacent, the 6d has minute split at foot between perfs., Extremely Fine and noteworthy usage, a great example of USA-Canada cross-border mail.
Estimate 1,500 - 2,000
During this period the postal agreement between the USA and Prince Edwards Island required prepayment in full at 6d or 10c, partial payments were ignored and therefore this cover, though prepaid 3c was charged the full 6d.
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Lot 432 |
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Dominion of Canada: 1906 (Dec. 4) cover from Magnetawan to Toronto, bearing 2¢ cancelled by c.d.s. with unframed "4" handstamp adjacent and Postage Due 1906 (July 1) 2d violet (S.G. D3) pair tied by duplex, Very Fine and early first year use.
Estimate 200 - 300
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Lot 433 |
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Fiji, Fiji, 1918 (Mar. 13) cover to "The Lord Bishop of Polynesia, Suva", bearing 2d cancelled by "G.P.O. Suva/G.P.O." c.d.s., showing framed "Late Fee' One Penny" handstamp, with Postage Due 1917 1d black (S.G. D2) tied by "sunburst" cancel, the Due has small defect at foot and the envelope mended at top where roughly opened, Very Fine commercial use of these elusive Postage Dues.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Lot 434 |
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Gilbert & Ellice Islands, 1947 (Sept. 11) cover from Sydney to Ocean Island, Central Pacific (Oct. 16), bearing 2½d cancelled by "G.P.O. Sydney 114/N.S.W. Aust." c.d.s., with handstamp and manuscript notation about weight and 2s6d charge (the envelope upgraded from printed matter to first class mail), Postage Due 2d scarlet, 1s violet, and 1s6d turquoise green (S.G. D2, D7, D8) tied by "Post Office/Ocean Island" c.d.s., the envelope has faults at edges, the stamps are Very Fine, a fabulous commercial usage.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 435 |
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Grenada, 1899 cover addressed to "H.M.S. Pearl" at Grenada, bearing Postage Due 1d blue black and 3d blue black cancelled by "St. Georges/Grenada" c.d.s. (July 24), envelope has small fault at back nevertheless Very Fine.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Lot 436 |
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Grenada, 1892 incoming or local covers (3), bearing Postage Due 1d blue black and "Surcharge Postage" 1d on 6d and 2d on 6d, each tied by c.d.s., covers have slight aging.
Estimate 200 - 300
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Lot 437 |
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Hong Kong, 1939 (Nov. 20) cover to Manila (Nov. 24-Jan. 31, 1940) returned to Hong Kong (Feb. 7, 1940), bearing Jubilee 5¢ and King George VI 1¢ cancelled at Victoria, unframed "Postage Due 16 cvos." straight-line handstamp in violet, various Rebuts, advertised, unclaimed, and Dead Letter Office markings for Manila, and eventually with "Returned Letter" label attached, showing "Returned Letter Office/ Hong Kong" c.d.s. with Postage Due 4¢ pair and 10¢ strip of three cancelled by "Victoria/Hong Kong" c.d.s., slight aging.
Estimate 200 - 300
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Lot 438 |
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Jamaica, 1849 (Dec. 7) OHMS printed folded letter used locally in Kingston, giving notification of a foreign letter addressed to the Chilean Consul in Havana requiring postage of 4/- before it can be forwarded, showing "On Post Office/ Business/ Free" circular handstamp in red and on reverse "Kingston Jamaica" double arc d.s., Very Fine example of the detained letter system introduced in the West Indies for transiting mail.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Lot 439 |
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Malaya - Japanese Occupation Issues, 1942 (July 9) local Kuala Lumpur cover, bearing "Dai Nippon/2602/Malaya" overprint 2¢ orange pair cancelled by c.d.s. with triangular "T" handstamp adjacent and on reverse Postage Due 1942 (Apr. 3) "Seal of Post Office of Malayan Military Dept." overprint in dried blood color (i.e. brown) 4¢ green (S.G. JD23b) vertical pair tied by "Kuala Lumpur" double ring d.s. (July 10), envelope a little reduced at left and one Due has small internal tear, Very Fine and rare.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
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Lot 440 |
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Malaya - Japanese Occupation Issues, 1942 (June 19) cover to Kuala Lumpur (June 22), bearing Malaya 5¢ unaccepted for franking under Japanese Occupation and with "10 T cents" in manuscript alongside, "Dai Nippon/2602/Malaya" overprint 3¢ tied by "Benton" c.d.s. and on reverse Postage Due 1942 (Apr. 3) "Seal of Post Office of Malayan Military Dept." overprint. in dried blood color (i.e. brown) 10¢ yellow orange (S.G. JD25b) tied by "Kuala Lumpur" double ring date stamp. Very Fine and rare.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
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Lot 441 |
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Malaya - Japanese Occupation Issues, 1943 (Nov. 22) cover from Penang to Kuala Lumpur (Nov. 26), posted unfranked and showing framed "T" handstamp, bearing on reverse Postage Due 1942 "Dai Nippon/2602/Malaya" overprint 1¢ 3¢ and 12¢ (SG JD28, 29, 33) tied by native arrival c.d.s. Very Fine for this.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 442 |
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Malaya - Japanese Occupation Issues, 1945 (June 11) cover from Kedah to Malacca (June 13), bearing Kedah 6¢ carmine pair with framed chop, uncancelled and not accepted for postage, origin c.d.s. and triangular "T" handstamp adjacent, and on reverse Postage Due 1943 "Japanese Postal Service" overprint 1¢ 5¢ and 10¢ (S.G. JD34, JD37, JD39) tied by native c.d.s. Very Fine and rare.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
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Lot 443 |
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Malaya - Japanese Occupation Issues, 1945 (Dec. 22) "Japanese Postal Service" overprinted Perak 2¢ orange postal station, with "Malaya/2 cts/Postage" surcharge, not accepted for postage (crossed in pen), showing large "Penang/Malaya" origin c.d.s. and triangular "T" handstamp, Postage Due 3¢ and 5¢ tied by arrival c.d.s., the charge collected with the newly arrived reprints of the pre-World War II dues.
Estimate 150 - 200
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Lot 444 |
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Malta, 1925 (July 9) cover from Rye to Sliema (July 15), posted unfranked, bearing Postage Due 1925 typeset imperf. 1d black on white and 6d black on buff (S.G. D2, D8) cancelled by "Valletta/Malta" c.d.s., with arrival c.d.s. on reverse, light central filing fold, Very Fine and rare use of the first issue. No value above 6d has been recorded on cover, and this is the only cover recorded with the 6d.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Lot 445 |
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New Zealand, 1869 (Feb. 20) cover from Christchurch to Whitby, England (May 23), bearing 1864-67 perf. 12½ 3d lilac (S.G. 117) cancelled by barred numeral obliterator, the postage insufficient and the envelope endorsed in manuscript "Detained for postage", another 3d (variety with misperforation at right) applied to supplement original postage and similarly cancelled, the cover then posted on March 13 to England at the proper 6d rate, Very Fine and unusual held for postage cover.
Estimate 200 - 300
Expertization: 1988 Holcombe Photo Opinion.
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Lot 446 |
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New Zealand, 1899 (Apr. 21) postcard from Brockley to Forest Hill (Apr. 24) redirected to Dunedin (Dec. 2), later to be returned to sender, bearing Great Britain ½d cancelled by c.d.s. and Postage Due 1899 (Dec. 1) 4d vermilion and green (S.G. D16) tied by squared circle d.s., showing "Not Found", "Unclaimed", and Returned to sender handstamp in violet, card has pinhole in each corner, exceptional Great Britain domestic card forwarded to the Pacific and charged postage due with second day of issue of the due.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Lot 447 |
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New Zealand, 1900 (Feb. 6) "On Public Service" cover (embossed seal of "Post and Telegraph Dept./New Zealand" on flap), probably containing receipt for Postage Due, bearing Postage Due ½d pair, 2d, 6d, and 1/- (S.G. D3, D7, D9, D15) boldly tied by "NZ/Bluff" c.d.s., envelope has vertical filing fold, Extremely Fine and a wonderful franking, believed to be the only known example of the 1/- known on cover and one of two covers with the 6d.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 448 |
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New Zealand, 1907 (Jan. 19) cover from Auckland to Clevedon (Jan. 19), posted unfranked showing "To Pay/2d/Double Deficiency Postage" circular handstampin blue adjacent and bearing Postage Due 1906 perf. 11 2d red and green cancelled by "NZ/Clevedon" c.d.s., stamp has faint bend nevertheless Very Fine and scarce stamp on cover.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 449 |
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North Borneo, 1900 (Feb. 5) cover from Rodolstadt, Germany to Sandakan (Apr. 4) via Singapore (Mar. 5), posted unfranked and bearing "Postage Due" overprint 8¢ and 12¢ (S.G. D7, D8) tied by "Sandakan" c.d.s., usual light strike with a better one on reverse, Very Fine and extremely rare use of the first issue.
Estimate 1,500 - 2,000
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Lot 450 |
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North Borneo, 1925 (Jan. 10) Postage Due receipt, bearing "British Protectorate" and "Postage Due" overprint 3¢ and 18¢ (S.G. D39, D48) tied by "Jesselton/B.N.B." c.d.s., Very Fine and rare.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
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Lot 451 |
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Northern Rhodesia, 1952 (Aug. 13) cover written in native hand to Mkushi (Aug. 17), bearing ½d pair cancelled by origin c.d.s. and Postage Due 1953 (July 1) Provisional typewritten surcharge "postage/ due/1," in red on 1d green and "POSTAGE/DUE/1d." in red on 1d green (roughly separated into design at top), each neatly tied by "Mkushi/Northern Rhodesia" c.d.s., envelope has central vertical filing fold, very rare and outstanding cover, approximately a dozen covers known with this Provisional which the sub-postmaster authorized following the increase in the internal letter rate from 1½d to 2d, which resulted in the depletion of stocks of Postage Due stamps at Mkushi, and this is the unique example of the upper and lower case surcharges used together.
SG £2,000+ ($2,550)
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Papua New Guinea, 1928 (Feb. 13) cover from Bath to Port Moresby (Apr. 12), posted unfranked, showing origin c.d.s., octagonal "T/30/134" and oval "Tax 3d." handstamp, bearing 3d black and blue green (S.G. 98c) applied as Due and tied by "Port Moresby/Papua" c.d.s., envelope a little roughly opened at back nevertheless rare use as Due on cover contrary to regulations since Papua normally utilized postage receipts.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Lot 453 |
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Papua New Guinea, 1930 (Jan. 4) salmon notice of letter awaiting delivery pending payment of deficient postage, bearing 1½d pale gray blue and brown (S.G. 95) pair tied by "Post Office/Port Moresby Papua" double ring date stamp in purple. Very Fine and rare.
Estimate 400 - 500
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Papua New Guinea, 1930 (July 5) provisional typewritten notice of letter awaiting delivery pending payment of deficient, bearing 1d tied by "Port Moresby/Papua" c.d.s. Very Fine and rare.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 455 |
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St. Lucia, 1933 (Jan. 6) commercial window envelope from Evansville, Indiana, bearing 3c cancelled by duplex and Postage Due 2d black on yellow with handstamped numeral (S.G. D2) tied by "Castries/St. Lucia" c.d.s.; also 1933 local Castries cover bearing Postage Due 1d black (S.G. 3) tied by c.d.s., both. Very Fine.
Estimate 300 - 400
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Lot 456 |
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Solomon Islands, 1952 (Oct. 27) cover to Vella Lavella, showing "A.K. 'Roviana'/British Solomon Islands/Buin to Gizo/27.10.52" oval date stamp and bearing Postage Due 1940 1d, 2d, 3d, and 1s6d (S.G. D1-3, D8) tied by "Gizo/Solomon Islands" c.d.s. (Oct. 29), with manuscript "To Pay/2/-" adjacent, a few minor gum stains and central filing fold not affecting stamps, Very Fine use of the high value.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 457 |
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South Africa, 1933 (Aug. 23) cover from Mafeteng to Quihing (Aug. 29), posted unfranked and showing circular "4" handstamp, South Africa Postage Due 2d violet and black corner pair tied by "Quthing/(Basutoland)" c.d.s., the use of Dues was introduced before the shipment of Basutoland Postage Due stamps arrived from London so South African Dues were used as a temporary measure.
Estimate 150 - 200
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Lot 458 |
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Southern Nigeria, 1908 (Sept. 9) "Unpaid Letter Delivery Ticket", bearing KEVII 1d carmine tied by "Lagos/Southern Nigeria" c.d.s., slight age spotting and creasing not affecting stamp which is Very Fine, rare surviving postal document.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Southern Rhodesia, 1952 (May 5) cover from Nyazue to Lower Gwelo, bearing ½d pair cancelled by depature c.d.s. and Postage Due 1951 "Southern / Rhodesia" overprint 3d violet and 4d dull gray green (S.G. D2, D6) tied by "Lower Gwelo/S. Rhodesia" c.d.s., the 4d was normally issued in blue but a few examples of the green stamp were inadvertently overprinted and distributed to the post offices at Fort Victoria and Gwelo, very fine and a modern postal history rarity, this cover represents part of a bulk charge for several letters sent by a missionary group which purposely underfranked the letters on account of the high level of non-response by the natives to whom these envelopes were given for corresponding with the mission, less than ten such covers recorded with the Due 4d green.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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Lot 460 |
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South West Africa, 1916 (May 18) cover from Düsseldorf to a German P.O.W. in Windhuk, posted unfranked with "Post Free/P.C./Prisoners of War" circular handstamp in red and framed "T" handstamp as the British did not recognize this free frank, bearing Postage Due 5d tied by "Windhuk/S.W. Africa" c.d.s. (July 10); also 1955 P.O. memorandum for a letter awaiting delivery bearing on reverse Postage Due 2d tied by "Opanjemund/S.W.A." c.d.s.
Estimate 300 - 400
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Lot 461 |
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Tonga, 1903 (Dec. 31) cover from Sydney to Nukulofa (Jan. 18, 1904), bearing New South Wales 2d perfin cancelled by duplex and on reverse 1897 ½d indigo (S.G. 38) applied as Due tied by "Nukualofa/Tonga" c.d.s., minor age spotting nevertheless Very Fine.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Trinidad, 1885 (Apr. 1) cover from Wood Green to Port of Spain (Apr. 20), posted unfranked showing unframed "T" handstamp and bearing Postage Due 1885 8d slate black (S.G. D8), in the distinctive shade of the first printing, crisply tied by "Trinidad" c.d.s., small central spike hole, very fine, the UPU rate for unpaid mail, the cover has a "6" accountancy mark in blue crayon which may be a credit to the ship's captain though none was due under UPU rules; to the best of our knowledge the earliest known use of the first Due issue on cover, this is the only 8d recorded on cover of less than ten pre-1900 Postage Due covers known, a highly important cover.
Estimate 1,000 - 1,500
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Lot 463 |
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Zanzibar, 1930 (June) cover from Kampala to Zanzibar (July 1) returned to Kampala (July 14), bearing Kenya and Uganda 10¢ cancelled by c.d.s. and Postage Due 1926-30 rouletted 10 3¢ black on orange, 18¢ black on salmon, and 25¢ black on magenta (S.G. D3, D9, D13) tied by "Zanzibar" c.d.s., each stamp crossed in manuscript and initialed, with matching "Charges paid" annotation adjacent, handstruck "T" crossed out in the same ink, a few small faults and envelope reduced at right, very rare and appealing.
Estimate 1,500 - 2,000
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Lot 464 |
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Zanzibar, 1932 (Aug. 15) cover from Mutsamudu to Zanzibar (Aug. 19), bearing on reverse Madagascar 50c cancelled by "Mutsamudu/Madagascar" c.d.s. with triangular "T" handstamp on front and Postage Due 1930 rouletted 5 25¢ black on rose (S.G. D23) tied by "Zanzibar" c.d.s., envelope a trifle reduced at left, Extremely Fine and one of only four covers recorded with the second issue 25¢.
Estimate 500 - 750
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Lot 465 |
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British Commonwealth Postage Due usages on 1900-53 covers (7), receipt, front, and piece, countries include Malaya, Newfoundland, Nyasaland, Solomon Islands, Sudan, and Trinidad.
Estimate 750 - 1,000
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