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;) | SIMMS, Bahamas postmark (T.7 II, D5) in blue ink dated 30 JUN 51 on KG6 1½d (SG.151) piece. £9 |
;) | POSTED ON THE HIGH SEAS U.S. M.S. MUNARGO maritime postmark on BAHAMAS stamp in blue on KGV 1d piece. £14 |
;) | SHIPPING POSTMASTER, CAPE TOWN postmark on TRANSVAAL stamp interprovincial use in blue ink dated 5 APR 1911 with indistinct numeral at base (possibly 6) on KE7 1/- (SG.151) piece. £45 |
;) | GRENADA postal history 1889 use of QV 1½d brown Post Card from John Alexander, St. Georges to London pmk'd blue GRENADA JY 20 89 cds, full text and London hooded arrival. £18 |
;) | ABU FATMAH, Sudan postmark (D1) in blue dated 17 VII 97 on ovp'd 3m orange-yellow (SG.4). Stagg - 2 complete strikes known and some part strikes all on 1st issue. P.O. opened and closed in 1897. Stagg does not refer to cancel in blue. £150 |
;) | BOGUS CANCELLATION and REGISTRATION, LEEWARD ISLANDS postal history Bogus mourning cover to London with genuine Leewards 1949 KG6 ½d slate-grey tied forged 26mm ANTIGUA with fleuron at base cds dated OC 17 94 for 49 purporting to prepay the registered rate with blue "R" in oval appended "2895", reverse forged WEST EALING 11.45 PM 11 NOV 1938 arrival cds. The genuine ANTIGUA fleuron at base measures 23½mm and was used period 1890 to 1901. £120 |
;) | D (used St. Andrew's), Grenada postmark 1st Type in blue ink part dated OCT 6 -- on QV 1d (SG.31). Blue ink seldom seen, possibly tail end use late 1885 but year yet to be ascertained with certainty £18 |
;) | DOMINICAN REPUBLIC to Bermuda postal history 1953 (FE 24) cover to Paget East with 1c, 7c,10c franking pmk'd Ciudad Trujillo, reverse Paget arrival. £15 |
;) | LLOYD AUSTRIACO XXVI, Austria used in offices in the Turkish Empire postmark in blue dated 27/3 94 on 1pi on 10kr ultramarine. £36 |
;) | U.S.M.S. MUNARGO maritime postmark on BAHAMAS stamp in blue ink on lightly creased KGV 2½d piece, mauve "PAQUEBOT" handstamp alongside. £9 |
;) | S.S. ROSALIND paquebot cancel on Bahamas stamp in blue on KGV 1d (SG.116). £9 |
;) ;) | K3a "8" R.O. duplex, Bermuda postal history (ex LUDINGTON) 1880 cover with QV 1d pmk'd St. GEORGES K3 "2" duplex dated B/JU 2 80 (during 1st period blue ink DE 1879 to JU 1880) to Eden Grove, Warwick, reverse SAMUEL CHAPMAN/BERMUDA sender's oval with HAMILTON K3 "1" C/JU 2 80 transit and K3a "8" arrival dated B/JU 3 80. Ex LUDINGTON. £325 |
;) ;) ;) | North Africa BARBARY COAST and GB USED ABROAD combination, GIBRALTAR postal history 1871 mourning cover with unidentified blue Arabic-like origin cachet almost certainly originating in the Barbary Coast regions of North Africa, addressed with French salutation to Madame Isabella Wilson, Youngstown, Ohio with GB 4d, 6d pmk'd "A26" with GIBRALTAR A/NO 22 71 despatch showing London 7 DE 71 and New York Paid All (indistinct date) transits over red "2/CENTS" handstamp). No backstamps and smaller portion of flap missing. A currently unique and intriguing item. At that time there was no state postal system and foreign post offices were in only a few North African coastal towns. The Parmenter & Gordon handbook Page 1/5 states that "From 1st March 1858 mail from Tangier and other British Consulates in "Barbary" had to be prepaid in GB adhesives which were later cancelled in Gibraltar". The first TANGIER cds was sent from the GPO London on 16th March 1872 (some 4 months later than this cover, examples of use are TANGIER A/JU 29 73 and A/OC 15 73 placed below GB 6d, and GB 2d,4d each pmk'd "A26" on covers to Monsieur A. Boucard, London, Ex Glassco). Some irregular private couriers were also actively taking international mail to European Post Offices. The handstamp was probably carved from wood and the manufacturer chiselled it as he would see it but when struck it would appear in mirror image, ie reverse. It is also noted that if the third digit in the "date" were not inverted and reversed it might read 1871. (See also Kabyle Rebellion, Algeria) £4250 |
;) | MAURITIUS postal history QV 9d brown/white PSE cut-out piece pmk'd blue oval of bars applied on arrival. £36 |
;) | 1 used BLOEMFONTEIN, Orange Free State postmark (11 bar) in greenish-blue on 2d (SG.49). £8 |
;) | Cork cancel on Bermuda stamp applied either locally or on arrival in blue ink on 1865 QV 6d dull purple (SG.6), str. edge at base. Unusual. £48 |
;) ;) | POSTMAN'S DELIVERY ROUTE, BARBADOS postal history 1935 cover to the Ursaline Convent, Barbados with USA 20c Airmail pmk'd WALL ST. STA. dated FEB 1 1935, on arrival bluish 5-line instructional handstamp "YOUR POSTMAN'S ROUTE IS/BRIDGETOWN No.15/Please include it as part of your Address, and ask your correspon/dents to do so." (Proud Type 145, this being the only recorded date for No.15 instruction). £275 |
;) | NORTHERN NIGERIA postmark in blue dated DE 31 02 (LRD) on KE7 ½d (SG.11). Ince & Sacher record use of blue ink for a two month period DE 31 02 to FE 28 03 £28 |
;) | OLD HARBOUR STATION, Jamaica railway postmark (S2a, D1) in blue dated APR 18 1904 on 1d Falls (SG.32). £28 |
;) | BOG WALK, Jamaica railway postmark (S3, D3) in blue dated JAN 12 1923 on KGV 1½d Contingent (SG.96), perf. faults. £85 |