380th Auction

16-17 & 20-25 March 2023 in Wiesbaden

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Lot no.9220
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.14,19

Opening400 €
Sold for825 €

1857, AMERICA: Victoria 2p. blue and 1sh. pale red, large margins to just touched, tied by grids to folded cover endorsed "per R.M. Steamer Simla" to New York with clear strike of "SYNDEY NEW SOUTH WALES D FE  10 1857" on reverse, red London transit and "8" manuscript credit alongside, black integral cds. "N. YORK Br. PKt. 5 APR 26" struck upon arrival, some reinforced splitting along folds, otherwise fine and attractive usage prepaid to the U.S. border

Lot no.9221
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.13,14

Opening120 €
Sold for140 €

1857, EUROPA: Victoria 4d. rose and two singles 6d. violet tied by duplex "EDINGBURGH OC 9 57" to folded letter to Kingston, Canada, left 6d. pulled perf at top, otherwise fine and attractive

Lot no.9222
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.1,2

Opening250 €
Sold for500 €

1858, AMERICA: Victoria 1p. brown, horizontal pair and 3p. blue tied by oval grids to folded letter to Boston with black integral "BOSTON BR. PKT. 5 cts. 3 JUN" struck upon arrival, pair touched and lower right corner added, 3p. with vertival filing fold, still a fine example of the 5p. packer rate to a US port

 
Lot no.9223
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.14,15

Opening150 €
Sold for180 €

1858, AMERICA: Victoria 6d. violet and horizontal pair 1sh. green tied by barred numeral to double-weight folded letter to New York, endorsd "Sample enclosed", paying 1oz letter and the special 6d. late fee for the boat train, red "10 CENTS" credit handstamp struck alongside, adhesives some minor imperfections, otherwise fine

Lot no.9224
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.11

Opening200 €
Sold for320 €

1858, ARABIA: Victoria 2d. blue, horizontal strip of six, tied by numeral "252" to envelope to New York, red handstamp "ABOVE ½oz" appplied, departed from Liverpool, collided with "EUROPA", three days out of Boston, near Cape Race, "ARABIA" proceeded to New York where black integral cds. was struck charging "48" cents, double the deficiency, adhesives some edge wear as to be expected, a fine and attractive entire

Lot no.9225
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.12

Opening500 €
Sold for520 €

1858, NIAGARA: Washington 12c. black, horizontal strip of four, a pair and two singles tied by red grid to cover front to Liverpool with red "76" cents manuscript mark and arrival "AMERICA PAID LIVERPOOL SO 4 58", adhesives some faults, one stamp with vertical paper breaks due to fold, despite faults an attractive and scarce franking

 
Lot no.9226
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.13

Opening100 €
Sold for90 €

1858, NIAGARA: Napoleon 20c. blue, four singles, tied by dotted numeral "1495" with matching cds. "LE HAVRE 10 MARS 58" alongside to folded letter endorsed "Pr. Liverpool Steamer" to New York, upon arrival red integral "NEW YORK PAID MAR 29 15" applied, right adhesives touched and vertical crease, otherwise fine

Lot no.9227
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.17 pl. 7

Opening120 €
Sold for440 €

1859, AMERICA: Victoria 2d. blue, plate 7, two slightly overlapping vertical pairs, tied by barred "A95" to folded letter to St. Catherines, Canada with arrival mark on reverse, fine

Lot no.9228
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.13,15,17

Opening200 €
Sold for1.100 €

1859, ASIA: Victoria 2d. blue, 4p. rose and 1sh. green tied by barred numeral to folded letter to New Orleans, paying the 1/- plus the scarce 6d. F.R.H. late fee, reduced from 1/- two weeks earlier when the stop at Queenstown was introduced, it quickly became apparent it was not necessary to pay a Late Fee in Liverpool, with red integral arrival "NEW YORK Br. PKt. NOV 13 PAID 24", fine

 
Lot no.9229
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.5

Opening400 €
Sold for400 €

1859, CANADA: Cartier 10p. blue, fresh color, good margins on three sides, tied by pen cross to folded letter with matching "SOUTH-ZORRA AP 16 1859" alongside, to Wigton, England with red "PAID LIVERPOOL BR. PACKER 2 MY 59" alongside, attractive and scarce entire

Lot no.9230
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.1H,2

Opening600 €
Sold for1.600 €

1859, EUROPA: 3 pence dull red, diagonally bisected with 6 pence olive-yellow, bisected slightly touched, tied by grid to folded letter dated "Lancester Mills Sep 17 1859" to Hull with arrrival mark, bisect pen stroke reduced, otherwise fine and scarce

Lot no.9231
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.10,11

Opening300 €
Sold for360 €

1859, EUROPA: Jefferson 5c. brown and Washington 10c. green, each as vertical strip of three tied by cds. "NEW ORLEANS OCT 24" to triple weight folded lettersheet to Paris with red integral "NEW YORK PAID NOV 1 36" alongside, adhesives some short/missing perfs, still fine appearing and an impressive triple-rate franking

 
Lot no.9232
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.9,12

Opening150 €
Sold for150 €

1860, ASIA: Washington 3c. red, two horizontal pairs and 12c. black tied by cds. "WASHINGTON 23 MAR" resp. "PAID LIVERPOOL BR. PACKET AP 60" to envelope to Leeds with red "19" credit handstamp alongside, adhesive minor imperfections, otherwise fine

Lot no.9233
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.12

Opening250 €
Sold for340 €

1861, AFRICA: Washington 12c. black, two horizontal pairs, tied by grid to envelope with matching cds. "FALL RIVER AUG 13 1861" alongside to Leeds, also red "38" credit handstamp alongside, backflap missing, otherwise an attractive and scarce double-rate usage just before demonetization

Lot no.9234
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.10

Opening150 €
Sold for170 €

1862, ASIA: Victoria 1d. red, horizontal strip of six, cancelled on board by barred "A92" of Queenstown, on small envelope from Halifax to Tunbridge Wells, re-directed to Dover and then Deal, two adhesives with faults, otherwise fine

Lot no.9235
There are additional 7% import fees (not tax, non deductible) that will be charged to all buyers. This includes also those buyers from outside the European Union.

Condition

6

Catalogue no.17,19

Opening150 €
Sold for150 €

1863, AFRICA: Victoria 2d. blue, horizontal pair and two singles and 4d. brownish-red, tied by barred numeral to folded letter to New York with red "5 CENTS" credit handstamp alongside, vertical fold through one adhesive, 4d. small corner fault, otherwise fine

Lot no.9236
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.19,20,22

Opening150 €
Sold for360 €

1863, ARABIA: 4d. brownish-red, 6d. violet and 1sh. green tied by numeral "15" to registered folded lettersheet with boxed "LOMBARD STREET REGISTERED LETTER" and crowned "REGISTERED" alongside to Philadelphia, paying ½oz rate, 6d. registration fee and 4d. late fee, upon arrival red integral "PHILADELPHIA SEP 18 24" struck, debiting the UK 24  instead of 11 cents, fine

Lot no.9237
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.17,20

Opening100 €
Sold for130 €

1863, SCOTIA: Jackson 2c. and Washington 10c., pair and two singles, tied by cork cancel with adjacent cds. "SAN FRANCISCO DEC 28" to small envelope to York, England with red "N. YORK BR. PKT JAN 27 PAID 19" and "PAID LIVERPOOL BR. PAKET" alongside, 2c. adhesives some blunted perfs due to being applied over edge, otherwise fine

Lot no.9238
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.19,20,24

Opening500 €
Sold for750 €

1864, CHINA: Jefferson 5c. brown, Washington 10c. green and Franklin 30c. orange, tied by grid to envelope with matching cds. "WASHINGTON DEC 12" to Sydney, New South Wales, red "N. YORK BR. PKt. DEC 14 Paid", London transit and magenta manuscript "40" credit alongside, reverse with clear strike of "SHIP-LETTER-SYDNEY E FE 14 1865", 30c. tear at bottom, 5c. small flaws due to placement near the edge of the cover, otherwise very fine and colorful franking

Lot no.9239
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.17, 19

Opening300 €
Sold for600 €

1864, PERSIA: Victoria 2d. blue, three blocks of six and single and 4d. brownish-red, horizontal pair and two singles, tied by barred numeral "174" with matching cds. "DINGLE OC 18 64" to large part of registered coverfront to Boston, adhesives partly affixed around the envelope, thus some adhesives with larger faults, however a stunning large franking paying the 2oz rate plus registration fee. According to the Karl Louis card register of Great Britain this is the largest franking of this stamp.

Lot no.9240
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.16,20

Opening100 €
Sold for300 €

1865, AFRICA: Franklin 1c. blue horizontal pair and two horizontal pairs Washington 10c. green tied by circle of wedges to folded letter to Neuchatel, Switzerland, red "NEW YORK PAID 36" and british transit marks alongside, few slightly blunt perfs and one stamp 10c. toned perf, otherwise fine

 

Lot no.9241
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.22,24

Opening400 €
Sold for7.500 €

1866, CHINA: Lincoln 15c. black and Franklin 30c. orange tied by grid to envelope with cds. "SALEM NOV 6" alongside to Zanzibar, endorsed "via Marseilles" and "care Adumally Sultanally, Esq., Merchant, Bombay", red "BOSTON BR. PKT. 7 NOV 40" credit handstamp and crayon "1" British colonial credit alongside, reverse with transit "BOMBAY DE 24", a fine and scarce entire. Albert P. Goodhue, the recipient of this cover, was a ship chandler and businessman from Salem, Massachusetts, who likely had a connection to Benjamin Goodhue, a commercial merchant and politician from the same area. Benjamin served in the state senate and later as a representative in the first U.S. congress, and played a significant role in shaping the country's revenue laws. His son, Jonathan, was also a successful commercial merchant.
 

Lot no.9242
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.18,21,24

Opening100 €
Sold for160 €

1865, PERSIA: Washington 3. rose and 12c. black and Franklin 30c. orange tied by black target cancels and partly cds. "NEW ORLEANS AUG 26" to folded letter to Tonneins, France with red "NEW YORK ... PAID 36" marking alongside, hardly perceptiblehorizontal fold through adhesives, otherwise fine

Lot no.9243
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.9,13

Opening100 €
Sold for420 €

1867, JAVA: Washington 3c. rose and 24c. grey tied cds. "BALTIMORE AUG 14 1867" resp. blue target cancel to small envelope to Brussels, Belgium with red "BOSTON BR. PKT  16 AUG 7 PAID" alongside, adhesives with minor imperfections, otherwise fine and attractive entire

Lot no.9244
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.13

Opening150 €
Sold for1.050 €

1868, AUSTRALASIAN: Washington 24c. grey tied by red quartered cork cancel to folded letter endorsed "p. Australasie Private" to Liverpool with "NEW YORK PAID ALL MAR 11" and red boxed "SUPPLEMENTARY MAIL" alongside, fine and attractive supplemantary mail usage

Lot no.9245
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.16,25

Opening100 €
Sold forUnsold

1868, CHINA: Victoria 1d. red, two singles and 6d. violet with wing margin, tied by duplex "CHARNING-CROSS AU 8 68" to envelope to New York with red "NEW YORK PAID ALL AUG 18" alongside, stamps some imperfections due to being applied at edge, otherwise fine

 
Lot no.9246
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.23

Opening100 €
Sold for220 €

1868, PALMYRA: Maiden Voyage, Victoria 3d. rose, three vertical pairs, tied by duplex "BELFAST FE 1 68" to folded letter to Boston, vertical fold through one pair and some other minor imperfections, otherwise fine and attractive multiple-franking

Lot no.9247
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.32

Opening100 €
Sold for140 €

1868, RUSSIA: Victoria 10sh. red-brown tied by numeral "466" with adjacent "REGISTERED LIVERPOOL SP 4 68" to registered cover endorsed "per Russia" to Hillsdale, Michigan with red "NEW YORK PAID ALL BR. PKt. SEP 15" alongside, adhesive slightly toned, otherwise fine

 
Lot no.9248
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening100 €
Sold for260 €

1869, JAVA: Pictorial Issue 2c. brown, four singles and horizontal pair tied by large segmented cork cancels to envelope to London, with "PHILA. Direct" cds. and London arrival alongside, considerable cover wear with small hole and tear affecting stamp, cleaned and improved to good appearance, scarce usage of 2c. stamps to prepay the 12c. rate

 
Lot no.10714

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening100 €
Sold for240 €

1808/57 (ca.), group of over 15 stampless folded entires, some interesting covers incl. transatlantic mail, disinfection mail, letter from Malta to Egypt,etc., fine to very fine

Lot no.10795

Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening400 €
Sold for320 €

1852/65, interessante Partie von 12 Faltbriefen(hüllen), alle mit Bremen-Bezug, dabei bessere Transitstempel wir "4½/2 Sgr. AMERICA ÜBER BREMEN" und "48/18 Kr.R. AMERICA ÜBER BREMEN", meist gute Erhaltung

Lot no.10796
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Condition

6

Catalogue no.

Opening400 €
Sold for320 €

FORWARDER: 1842/77, interessante Partie von über 30 Briefen mit Forwarder-Stempeln, dabei dekorativer "Fox & Livingstone" sowie "Judson Andres & Co", "Barnard Adams & Co", Boston und "John Durand & CO", "Robert & Williams", "De Rham Iselin Moore", "Goodhue", "Möller & Oppenheimer", "Gippins Exchange", "McKenzie & Liston" je New York, teils aufgezogen und beschrieben, meist gute Erhaltung

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