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Die II, ½ a. blue, just clear at lower left, otherwise good to large margins, tied by diamond of dots to small native envelope with adjacent red "COCHIN PAID" of 10.11.54 to Madras, very fine
Die II, ½ a. indigo, horizontal pair, good to large margins, tied by octagonal handstamp to small piece, vf
Die II, ½ a. indigo, good to large margins, tied by diamond of dots to small yellow native envelope
Die III, ½ a. blue, good to large margins, tied by Madras type "150" in blue to entire letter from Negapatam to Cuddalore, vf
Die III, ½ a. blue, horizontal pair with large margins, tied by numeral "36" to reverse of cover with adjacent red "NASSICS Paid (9 7 56)" to Ahmednagar, with arrival mark, very fine
Die III, ½ a. blue, good to large margins, tied by diamond of dots to small yellow native envelope from Umritsar to Lahore, with both red c.d.s. on reverse
1 a. red, die II, large margins, privately rouletted, used with Madras circle type handstamp. Certificate RPSL (2024) cannot give an opinion, whether the rouletting is contemporary
1856/64, 2 a. yellow-buff, 4 a. black (cut straight at top) and 8 p. purple on white, tied by duplex "OOTACAMUND No 16 64" to envelope, endorsed "Via Bombay and Marseille" to England.
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2Catalogue no.583Proof
1970, 200th birthday of Ludwig van Beethoven 20 p. colour proof perforated in six different basic colours including in the later issued stamp colour, complete in blocks of four and singles stamps mounted in a presentation folder with signature of the Director General of the "India Security Press". Probably unique in this type and a great rarity of modern issues from India
1992, Bird of Prey 100r. instead of 200r. and wrong nomenclature "Shahin Kohila" instead of "Macchhlimar", mint never hinged, very fine and rare
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6Catalogue no.1, 2b
¼ a. steel-blue, vertical pair, and 1 a. chocolate vertical pair , tied by Alwar oval intaglio seal cancel to reverse of cover
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2Catalogue no.5a var
1878 1/4a black complete sheet of 20 with normal frame lines with error, embossing inverted on right two column of 10 stamps.
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1Catalogue no.O314 var
1932 1/2a yellow-green overprinted "SERVICE" block of 20 with error stamp printed double, one inverted.
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1Catalogue no.O316 var
1932, 2a. ultramarine, perf. 14 instead of 13.5, top left corner marginal block of 20 with error stamp printed double. While the 4a is recorded with perf. 14, the 2a is not.
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2Catalogue no.18 var
1914, 1/2 a. black complete sheet of four with error stamps printed double, one albino. Unrecorded and possibly unique. RPSL cert
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6Catalogue no.19
1914, 1 a. vermillion, 3 copies, each tied by the extremely rare "DAK RAJ BUNDI 12 JULY 16" cds without the dagger in the cds which was removed to mourn the death of a member of the royal family, to 1916, registered cover. This is the only recorded cover bearing four strikes of the Bundi cds without the dagger, unique.
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6Catalogue no.28b, 39a
1923, 1 a. carmine, Type B, and two copies of 1923, 1 a.carmine, Type C, tied by "DAK RAJ BUNDI" to reverse of 1920, India KGV 1/2 anna postal stationery envelope. This cover proves that the 1 anna carmine stamps in SG Type "B" and Type "C" were issued as early as 1920, not 1923 as stated in the SG catalogue. It is interesting to note that while the sender used the Imperial postal stationery the letter was never handled by the Imperial post.
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6Catalogue no.41b
1936, 4 annas bright apple-green on medium wove paper on reverse of cover with annotation in Devnargi by postal clerk indicating that the recipient refused to accept the letter (SG value £4500)
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6Catalogue no.58
1935, 4 a. yellow-olive, tied to registered cover. Certificate ISES 2021 (SG value £2000)
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6Catalogue no.61a
1930/33, 1 a. carmine-red on very thick wove paper, complete sheet of 4, used on registered cover 6 Dec. 1933 , certificate ISES 2021 (SG value £2000)
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(6)Catalogue no.64a
1935, 1/2 a. black on vertical laid paper, eight copies, tied by "DAK RAJ BUNDI 23 NOV 40" to 1940, letter (back only)
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6Catalogue no.66b
1936 4 annas yellow-green on medium wove paper used on reverse tied by four rare small intaglio seal cancels, certificate ISES 2021 (SG value £1700)
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6Catalogue no.66b
1936, 4 annas yellow-green on reverse of registered cover with pink registration label on front with manuscript annotation in Devnargi by postal clerk indicating that the recipient refused to accept the letter (SG value £1700)
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2Catalogue no.71 var
1941, 4 r. yellow-green & vermillion SG Type H bottom left corner marginal copy handstamped with "BUNDI SERVICE" in black small English letters. This stamp not previously recorded with overprint. It is of great interest that the overprint is the genuine type but the ink used is different from those used on previous issues. Most likely a new batch of ink was used to produce the last issues in 1941. An exceptionally rare item
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2Catalogue no.72 var
1941, 5 r. vermillion & yellow-green SG Type H top right corner marginal copy handstamped with "BUNDI SERVICE" in black small English letters. This stamp not previously recorded with overprint. Note that the overprint is the genuine type but the ink used is different from those used on previous issues. Most likey a new batch of ink was used to produce the last issues in 1941. An exceptionally rare item
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6Catalogue no.73a
1941, 1/2 a. greenish-blue imperforate, smudged printing giving it the appearance of being printed double tied by "DAK RAJ BUNDI 1 OCT 41" to India KGVI 9 p. postcard, cancelled by Imperial "BUNDI 2 OCT 41" cds , with "AJMER 4 OCT 41" delivery cds. In tatty condition but most likely a unique example of the stamp imperforate.
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2Catalogue no.28var
1911/13, 4 a. green with shifted double print, unused, a rare variety, certificate ISES (2022)
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2Catalogue no.37 proof
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0Catalogue no.85b
1943 4 pies green perf 13x13½ with watermark umbrella, certificate ISES 2021 (SG value £3000)
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2Catalogue no.85c
1943, wm. Umbrella, 1 a. brown-orange, unused without gum, a scare stamp, Certificate ISES (2022)
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2Catalogue no.106a
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2Catalogue no.9cb
1897/98, 1 a. on white with clear double print, nice large margins, unused in very fine and fresh condition, a very rare variety, supposed to be unique. Certificate BPA (2016)
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6Catalogue no.17
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2Catalogue no.N5a var
1879-86 1f ultramarine on wove paper with variety stamps tête-bêche (horizontal pair) with major error one stamp printed double, certificate ISES 2021.