366. Auktion März 2018

2001, CEPT 30 and 45 nd., two miniature sheets as Cromalin proof print, fine

2001, European children's meeting 30 and 45 nd. imperforated in two miniature sheets, unmounted mint, very fine

2001, European children's meeting 30 and 45 nd. in two miniature sheets with violet handstamp "SPECIMENEN", one with sheet number "0000", unmounted mint, very fine

2003, CEPT 28,70 and 50 nd., two miniature sheets as compined Cromalin proof print, fine

2003, CEPT 28,70 and 50 nd. imperforated, two miniature sheets with printing sheet margins at left, unmounted mint, fine

2003, CEPT 28,70 and 50 nd. imperforated, two miniature sheets, unmounted mint, fine

2003, Natural reserve 28,70 and 50 nd. imperforated in two miniature sheets with large printing sheet margins, unused without gum, slight creases at margins, otherwise fine

2003, European children's meeting 28,70 and 50 nd. in two miniature sheets with violet handstamp "SPECIMENEN", one with sheet number "0000", unmounted mint, very fine

2004, CEPT 16 and 56 nd. imperforated, two miniature sheets on white yellow paper, unmounted mint, fine

2004, CEPT 16 and 56 nd. imperforated, two miniature sheets on white paper, unmounted mint, fine

2004, European nature protection 32 and 48 nd. imperforated in two miniature sheets, umounted mint, very fine

2005, CEPT 41,50 and 73 nd. imperforated, two miniature sheets, unmounted mint, fine

2005, European nature protection 41,50 and 58 nd. imperforated in two miniature sheets, umounted mint, very fine

2006, 150 years Danube Commission 16,50-45 nd. imperforated, complete sheet with ornamental field, unmounted mint, very fine

2005, CEPT 46 and 73 nd. imperforated, two miniature sheets, unmounted mint, fine

2006, European nature protection 46 and 58 nd. imperforated in two miniature sheets, umounted mint, very fine

2014, CEPT 35 and 70 din. imperforated, two miniature sheets with printing sheet margns on three sides, unmounted mint, fine

2015, CEPT 69 and 100 nd. imperforated, two miniature sheets with printing sheet margins all around, unmounted mint, fine

Victoria, Queen of England, envelope addressed in her own hand to "My good Brother The German Emperor, King of Prussia", reverse with complete wax seal, fine

Mulready envelope 1 d. black, Stereo A133, used with red MC from London 16.5.1840 to Surrey; seal on reverse removed, otherwise very fine, a nice May date entire

1840, Mulready envelope 1 d. black, stereo 'A182', backstamped "NORWICH MY 6 1840" and straight line "too late", addressed to Stalham Hall, showing on front good strike of red MC; some minor creasing; a very fine cover from the first official day of use; see Mike Jackson May Dates page 248/249; certificate RPS (1995) Provenance: Vivien Sussex, Patrick Pearson

Mulready lettersheet 2 d. blue with clear black MC used from "CIRENCESTER SP. 21 1843" to Bristol with arrival mark, minor creasing, still fine

1840, 1 d. black, plate 8, OC, small to good margins all around, tied by black MC to local folded letter, backstamped 0.6.41 datestamp, creased and small tear at top, otherwise fine, certificate BPA (2016)

1841, 1 d. red-brown, plate 31, OJ, large margins all around, tied by distinctive local NORWICH MC to folded letter with adjacent two line "MAGDALE ST./NORWICH" via London with arrival mark "WEDNESBURY MY 12.1843" on reverse, very fine, rare, certificate Louis BPP (2008)

1855, 1 d. red, horizontal pair and single stamp tied by London obliterators on small envelope from Balaklava (dated 21.4.) to Bromley with arrival mark, complete with interesting contents "....the 10th Hussars have arrived from India and also Omar Pasha and his Turks from Eupatoria...", fine Criema war cover

1870, ½ d. rose, complete reconstruction of the plate AA-XT (mixed plates), much above average condition, mostly fine/very fine

1996, Europe 26d. as block of six partially perforated, mint never hinged, scarce, the lower right stamp with small fault due to incomplete perforation, fine

1860, Advertising envelope 1 d. rose "JOHN WARNER & SONS HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS", mailed from "LONDON AU 31 60" to Topsham. John Warner & Sons was a famous bell maker company; they made bells for churches all around the world and also the famous 'Big Ben'. A fine and rare envelope

1894, Country views 5c.-5fr., as perforated strips of two (5fr. as strip of three), in different colours than the issued stamps, mounted on carton, a very attractive and rare assembly 

1878, Southampton Court Fee stamps, three different designs without values as imperforated strips of three or four, in different colours than the issued fiscals, mounted on carton, a very attractive and rare assembly 

1898,  Vasco da Gama, 8 imperforated single stamps from Portugal, Timor, Acores, Macau, Madeira, Portuguese-Africa,  Portuguese-India, in different colours than the issued stamps, mounted on carton, a very attractive and rare assembly  

1999, CEPT an and ban, imperforated proof gutter block of 4 on card, without gum, fine

2000, CEPT 80 t. and 100 t. in imperforated miniature sheets of 10, unmounted mint

2001, CEPT 40 t. and 100 t. in imperforated miniature sheets of 10 and imperforated booklet sheet, unmounted mint

2001, CEPT 40 and 80 t., imperforated colour proof booklet sheet with large margins, on card, fine

2002, CEPT 40 t. and 80 t. as imperforated colour proof pair on card with large margins with archive annotations