Stamps, Coins and Postal History (#421) Closed Auction Info PDF Prices Realized View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low)Relevance Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 201-300 of 358. Previous|1234|Next Lot #1001 6d Kangaroo (CofA wmk) blk.; very well centred. View details Estimate$200 - $225StatusUnsold Lot #1002 6d Chestnut (CofA wmk) block, CTO at ADELAIDE. Unusual multiple.,100" View details Estimate$125 - $90Price Realized$75StatusSold Lot #1003 1/- Lyrebird, marginal blk. View details Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$190StatusSold Lot #1004 1927 (SG.SB22) 2/- 1½d Canberra booklet, complete. View details Estimate$80 - $100Price Realized$60StatusSold Lot #1005 1927 (SG.SB22) 2/- 1½d Canberra booklets, complete. View details Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1006 1927 (SG.SB22) 2/- 1½d Canberra booklet, complete. Unit 7 on the first pane with "Flaw in top of first A of AUSTRALIA" variety. BW:132g. View details Estimate$120 - $150Price Realized$90StatusSold Lot #1007 1927 (SG.SB22) 2/- 1½d Canberra booklet, complete. Unit 7 on the first pane with "Flaw in top of first A of AUSTRALIA" variety, but shaped differently and accompanied by a flaw in the base of the U of AUST. View details Estimate$120 - $150StatusUnsold Lot #1008 1966-67 60c QEII, set of 6, Helecon ink (1 with white stitching). Plus set of 6, Helecon paper. Various Edition No's and advertising sequences. View details Estimate$800 - $1,000StatusUnsold Lot #1009 1980's to 2010, comprehensive range, majority peel & stick incl. International Post. FV $1660+. View details Estimate$800 - $1,000Price Realized$600StatusSold Lot #1010 PRESTIGE BOOKLETS; comprehensive range starting with the Leunig and incl. Special Ocassions, Star Signs, Rock & Roll etc. FV of stamps only $800+. View details Estimate$400 - $500Price Realized$340StatusSold Lot #1011 Range incl. Christmas and Prestige groups. Noted 2003 Western Bulldogs with medallion, 2006 C'wealth Games with commemorative coins and 2009 'Birds of a Feather' with "300 issues of Stamp Bulletin" o'pt. FV $585+. View details Estimate$300 - $400Price Realized$260StatusSold Lot #1012 ½d - 5/- (Thin paper) complete set in well centred blocks of 4. View details Estimate$400 - $500Price Realized$600StatusSold Lot #1013 1926 (Apr.23) (H&G.4.3) 1d Red-brown KGV Coronation card correctly up-rated, 1½d + 2d to 4½d, and flown Melbourne - Sydney. Endorsed and h/stamped Air Mail, plus 'Angel' vignette on the front. H/stamped Air Mail, plus Newtown receiving csd on the reverse. Hinge remainders on the reverse, a scarce usage. View details Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1014 1928-30 (H&G.C26,27,28 & 29) KGV Sideface 4½d Violet Embossed Oval: With New text, standard size, mint & used Mordialloc - Geelong; Long envelope, 225 x 100mm, mint; Overprinted at left, 18mm setting, standard size, mint & used Broken Hill - Sydney; Long envelope, 225 x 110mm, used Northam - Subiaco WA. All fine. View details Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold Lot #1015 1928-30 (H&G.C26,27,28 & 29) KGV Sideface 4½d Violet Embossed Oval: With New text, standard size, mint and used 1931 Maffra - England, uprated with 6d Roo + KGV ½d Orange; Long envelope, 225 x 100mm, mint x2 (1 endorsed but not sent); Overprinted at left, 18mm setting, standard size, mint x3. View details Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold Lot #1016 1965 (R44) QEII 2/5d red/yellow, embossing printed in Helecon ink: 3 examples used 1966 (Jan.) from Carnegie, Chelsea and Bundoora - Melbourne. Cat.$600. View details Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold Lot #1017 c.1915 (ASC.X1.2) Gratuitous distribution LETTER CARD. "From the Staff of the Commonwealth Stamp printing Office, Australia." at the base on reverse. Used, 21.12.1917 and censored from "Somewhere at sea" to Bayswater Victoria, with "Army Post Office S23" cds. Part of sender's details deleted by censor. Cat.$500. View details Estimate$120 - $150StatusUnsold Lot #1018 1896/97 1d South African postal cards headed "The Late Crisis in Johannesburg" showing "The Australian Brigade" used to Germany and "Fortifications at Auckland Park" also used to Germany plus a mint copy in a different printed colour. View details Estimate$200 - $300StatusUnsold Lot #1019 1940-49 censored group to local or overseas destinations, with domestic P.O. cancels and various censor or other cachets. Noted 1940 cover with "MIL. CAMP N.S.W." cachet and 1945 cover from Tatura No 2 Camp. View details Estimate$100 - $150Price Realized$75StatusSold Lot #1020 29 Dec.1952 registered cover from the PAN PACIFIC JAMBOREE, GREYSTANES, N.S.W. with special R-label and datestamp. View details Estimate$75 - $100StatusUnsold Lot #1021 7 Dec.1956 Melbourne Olympics Souvenir cover bearing Olympic issues, registered from MAIN STADIUM MELBOURNE by airmail to SWITZERLAND; with rare "Richmond Park Kiosk 1, XVI Olympiad" temporary R-label. Zurich arrival b/stamp. View details Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold Lot #1022 25 Mar.1958 "SECOND AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES FAIR - EXHIBITION BUILDING MELBOURNE" cds's tieing adhesives on registered cover to England; R-label 083 with hand-stamped INDUSTRIES FAIR address. Scarce. View details Estimate$75 - $100StatusUnsold Lot #1023 FIRST NATIONAL SENIOR SCOUT VENTURE - PERTH WA: Registered 'Last Day' cover, "8 JAN 1966" with commemorative postmark and red & blue registration label, No 196. [229 articles registered]; PM.215. View details Estimate$75 - $100Price Realized$60StatusSold Lot #1024 24-31 Aug.1968 STATE GIRL GUIDE CAMP, LISMORE NSW. Registered 'Last Day' cover with commemorative postmark & registration label No. 249, to England. [249 articles registered]; PM.258. Very fine. View details Estimate$75 - $100Price Realized$60StatusSold Lot #1025 6 Aug.1919 (AAMC.22) Minlaton - Adelaide, flown Harry Butler postcard with printed message/signature, additionally signed "H.J. Butler", numbered 234. A fine example. View details Estimate$400 - $600Price Realized$300StatusSold Lot #1026 6 Aug.1919 (AAMC.22a) Minlaton - Adelaide special postcard, carried by Harry Butler; with handwritten message. Superb. Cat.$750. View details Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$375StatusSold Lot #1027 4 Dec.1921 (AAMC.56a) Perth - Geraldton flown cover, then per SS Bambra to Broome, for the inauguration of Australia's first regular air mail service. With the Western Australian Airways cachet, endorsed in red "Aerial Mail". Fine, missing a small portion of the backflap. View details Estimate$300 - $500Price Realized$420StatusSold Lot #1028 6 Jan.1924 Broome - Perth cover, flown by Western Australian Airways. View details Estimate$100 - $125StatusUnsold Lot #1029 1926-29 (AAMC.90a,91,132 & 133) 14 Jun.1926 Roebourne - Perth & Camooweal - Sydney flown covers with violet cachets, group of covers with the 'Angel' vignette incl. 23 Sep.1925 FDC for the vignette & 3 up-rated embossed envelopes, 17 Apr. 1929 Brisbane - Charleville and return flown Davis pair plus 4 commercial covers with mixed frankings incl. KGV heads. View details Estimate$200 - $300StatusUnsold Lot #1030 The rectangular "FORWARDED BY AIRMAIL" cachet: used on covers, as follows: BROOME June 1926; CAMOOWEAL Dec.1926; DERBY Aug.1928; MELBOURNE May 1927; ONSLOW Aug.1928; PORT HEDLAND July 1926. View details Estimate$80 - $120Price Realized$60StatusSold Lot #1031 2 Jun.1929 (AAMC.136,137 & 137a) Adelaide - Perth and return group for the newly established route by W.A. Airways Ltd. With Adelaide - Perth Davis cover, Adelaide - Perth - USA, Perth - Adelaide, Perth - Adelaide - USA underpaid with added USA postage, West Aust. Airways commemorative cover Perth - Adelaide signed by the pilot and 3 matched intermediates from Ceduna, Forrest and Kalgoorlie. View details Estimate$150 - $250Price Realized$120StatusSold Lot #1032 2 June 1929 (AAMC.137a) Ceduna - Forrest intermediate flown cover, signed by the pilot, Major Norman Brearley. View details Estimate$100 - $125Price Realized$75StatusSold Lot #1033 2 June 1929 (AAMC.137a) Forrest - Kalgoorlie intermediate flown cover, signed by the pilot Major Norman Brearley. View details Estimate$100 - $125Price Realized$110StatusSold Lot #1034 1 Jan.1930 (AAMC.148,149) Sydney - Brisbane flown cover for the newly established airline Australian National Airways Ltd., addressed to WA, with 2 tied vignettes incl. "FIRST FLIGHT/SYDNEY - MELBOURNE/AERIAL MAIL" (Frommer.30a) and cachet "1st Flight Australian National Airways Melb." on reverse. Plus Brisbane - Sydney flown registered cover. View details Estimate$300 - $400StatusUnsold Lot #1035 1930-31 (AAMC.148,151,155,164,165a(2),180,187,188,188b,188zi,192 & 193) group incl. 1 Jan.1920 Sydney - Brisbane reg. flown cover, 19 Feb.1930 Camooweal - Daly Waters, 31 Mar.1930 Brisbane - Townsville, 23 Apr.1930 Brisbane - Mackay flown reg. cover NOT LISTED, 13 Jul.1930 Derby - Wyndham addressed to Rosenblum, 14 Jul.1930 Halls Creek - Melb. & Melb. -Fitzroy River pair, 19 Mar.1931 Melb. - Sydney, 23 Apr.1931 Aust. - Rangoon & Aust. - Baghdad returned, 25 Apr.1931 England - Aust. and 29 Apr.19 View details Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$525StatusSold Lot #1036 21 Feb.1930 (AAMC.152a) Daly Waters - Brunette Downs, registered cover flown by Frank Neale for A.A.S. on their new route which provided a direct link with Darwin. Cat.$400. [Small quantity flown]. Ex Eustis. View details Estimate$250 - $300Price Realized$190StatusSold Lot #1037 21 Feb.1930 (AAMC.152a) Brunette Downs - Camooweal, reg'd cover flown by Frank Neale for A.A.S. on their new route which provided a direct link with Darwin. Very small mails were flown to intermediate stops which were mainly isolated cattle stations and did not have official datestamps. Ex Eustis. Cat.$400. View details Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$150StatusSold Lot #1038 19 Mar.1931 (AAMC.181) Melbourne - Sydney flown commemorative cover, franked with 2d & 3d K'ford Smith airmails, addressed to Alex Rosenblum and signed C. Kingsford Smith. Slightly grubby but a nice combination. View details Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1039 1 Apr.1931 (AAMC.183) Norfolk Island - Lord Howe Island 2d Envelope flown, signed and endorsed by Francis Chichester. Chichester was subsequently delayed at Lord Howe as a consequence of typhoon damage to his plane. Following repairs, he daprted on June 6. [50-60 flown; of which this is #30]. View details Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$375StatusSold Lot #1040 1931-33 (AAMC.187b,188,188a(2),188zi,197,202,204,224,225,246,268,280,281,281a,296b) group incl. 4 Apr.1931 Irish Free State - Aust. [approx 90 flown], 23 Apr.1931 Aust. - Singapore, Malaya & Persia, 1 May 1931 Hobart - Melb., 8 May 1931 Townsville - Brisbane, 24 May 1931 Aust. - Java, 24 Nov.1931 Sydney - Brisbane and return pair, 25 Jan.1932 Brisbane - Lismore, 7 Jun.1932 Whitemark - Launceston, 1 Sept.1932 Brisbane - Sydney & return pair plus Brisbane - Lismore and 4 Feb.1933 Aust. - PNG signe View details Estimate$500 - $750StatusUnsold Lot #1041 7 Jan.1932 (AAMC.245) England - Australia flown "Xmas Greetings" cover addressed to Australian National Airways Ltd., Sydney and signed by both pilots Charles Kingsford Smith and G.U. Allan. View details Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1042 1933-34 (AAMC.321,322,338,339,353,354,357,363a,382,383,387a,428,461 & 464) 22 Aug.1933 Launceston - Whitemark, signed by A.J. Turner & 23 Aug. Launceston - Melb., 13-14 Oct.1933 Melb. - Currie & Currie Launceston both signed by A.M. Chapman, 5 Feb.1934 Sydney - Bega and return pair, 8 Feb.1934 Mt. Coolon - Rockhampton, 23 Feb.1934 Cowell - Whyalla reg., 2 Jun.1934 Mundubbera - Brisbane and return pair both signed, 11 Jun.1934 Newcastle - Sydney, signed [20 carried}, 3 Oct.1934 Perth - Daly Water View details Estimate$500 - $750Price Realized$380StatusSold Lot #1043 11 May 1934 (AAMC.379) Australia - New Zealand, "Goodwill Flight" flown in 'Faith in Australia' piloted by Charles Ulm, and signed by the pilot; numbered 106/250. View details Estimate$150 - $200Price Realized$115StatusSold Lot #1044 24 Jul.1934 (AAMC.390,391,392,393,394,395,395a & 395b) comprehensive group with Aust. - Papua (6), Aust. - New Guinea - USA (1), Papua - NZ (1), Aust. - Papua - Aust. (5), New Guinea - Aust. (2),Aust. New Guinea - Aust. (6 incl. a cover signed by the 3 pilots), Aust. intermediates without cachet (12) and Aust. intermediates with cachet (2). All different, majority commemorative covers to Mr S.H. Sheard with a wide range of frankings incl. OS o'pts & imprints. Cat. $1475+. View details Estimate$500 - $750StatusUnsold Lot #1045 July 1934 (AAMC.395c) Melbourne - Cairns overprinted postcard (previously flown to N.Z. as AAMC.348 and signed by Ulm, in the "Faith in Australia"), flown as an intermediate on the flight by Ulm, Allan & Boulton to Papua & New Guinea. [A total of 50 of these cards were flown on all legs]. Cat. from $375. View details Estimate$250 - $300Price Realized$190StatusSold Lot #1046 19 Nov.1934 (AAMC.462) flown cover for the first Melbourne - Cootamundra Air Race. Signed by the pilot C.A. Butler, F.W. Haig, B. Shiel and 2 other. Rare, 6 only carried. View details Estimate$300 - $400Price Realized$225StatusSold Lot #1047 18 July 1935 (AAMC.514) The Last Flight of the "Southern Cross" souvenir cover flown from Mascot to Richmond, with special vignette and signed by Charles Kingsford Smith. View details Estimate$500 - $600Price Realized$480StatusSold Lot #1048 18 July 1935 (AAMC.515) The Last Flight of the "Southern Cross" souvenir cover flown from Mascot to Richmond, with special vignette and signed by all 7 on board including Charles Kingsford Smith, P.G. Taylor & John Stannage. [cover #89]. View details Estimate$800 - $1,000Price Realized$800StatusSold Lot #1049 Group of crash covers (AAMC.782a,843,1337 & 1622a) 4 Dec.1937 Melb. - England 'Cygnus' cover with violet cachet, 18 Jan.1939 Darwin - Adelaide, 'Koranga' stampless cover addressed to Melb. with PMG delivery envelope, 13 Mar.1934 'Belfast' Singapore crash aerogramme with red cachet and 8 Apr.1969 Heathrow crash part aerogramme with Eustis guarantee. View details Estimate$300 - $500StatusUnsold Lot #1050 1940-49 (AAMC.891,899,900,905,911a,918,919,1066,1096,1102,1110b(2),1119a(3),1141a,1164,1182,1189b,1193,1194 & 1222) Useful group, noted 6 Feb.1940 Bundaberg - Maryborough, 30 Apr.1940 New Zealand - Aust. and Aust. - New Zealand - Cuba censored, 16 Jul.1940 Aust. - NZ - USA, 3 Jul.1941 Brisbane - Darwin pair and 14 Nov.1948 Aust. - Sth Africa and return. All different, incl. various intermediates, fine throughout, cat. value $1200. View details Estimate$400 - $600Price Realized$300StatusSold Lot #1051 2 Apr.1945 (AAMC.1002) Sydney - Lae cover flown by Qantas on re-opening of service, with black/green vignette & signed by Capts. Deignan & Jacobson. View details Estimate$200 - $225Price Realized$150StatusSold Lot #1052 1950-54 (AAMC.1255,1256,1269,1271,1274,1276,1286,1288,1317,1318a,1323,1331,1337,1344 & 1345b) group, noted 14 Mar.1951 Aust. - Chile - Aust., 7 Sept.1953 Sydney - Hollandia, 3 signatures, 14 Nov.1953 Sydney - Bangkok, signed, 13 Mar.1954 'BELFAST' crash cover and 15 May 1954 Aust. - Canada, 3 intermediates. Suit new or advanced collector. Cat. $775+ View details Estimate$250 - $350StatusUnsold Lot #1053 6 Apr.1951 (AAMC.1270) Australia - Chile - Australia: flown cover prepared by Jack Percival carried by "Frigate Bird II" from Valparaiso with Isla de Pascua & Mangareva cachets, French Oceania 40c with Papeete cds, Fiji 1½d tied by private cachet, & Sydney arrival cds 21 April, also Percival's private cachet on reverse. View details Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1054 1 Sept.1952 (AAMC.1307,1308 & 1308a) Qantas group for the 1st direct service to South Africa with a Sydney - Johannesburg plain cover signed by Capt. Jackson & J. Cowan the Navigator. Commemorative covers, Sydney - Sth Africa, Cocos Island & Mauritius, Cocos Island - Mauritius, Johannesburg & Sydney, Mauritius - Australia, Cocos Islands, Johannesburg & Mauritius and Johannesburg - Mauritius, Cocos Islands & Sydney. All with appropriate b/stamps. Cat. value $750+. View details Estimate$250 - $350StatusUnsold Lot #1055 1954-59 (AAMC.1348a,1349b,1351(2),1354(2),1354d,1358b&c,1367,1368,1368a(2),1373,1377(2),1377a,1379,1380-81,1382,1386,1388 1396(3),1400,1401,1401a,1402,1403,1406,1407 & 1407a(2)) group, noted 5 Mar.1957 Aust. - England 2 intermediates, 28 Sept.1958 Aust. - USA x3 with different b/stamps, 31 Oct.1958 Perth - Rottnest Island pair and 29 Jul.1959 Aust. - USA 2 intermediates. Good range, all different with useful intermediates. Cat. $820. View details Estimate$250 - $350Price Realized$190StatusSold Lot #1056 14 Jan.1958 (AAMC.1386) commemorative PMG mailbag, 54.5 x 75cm, silkscreened in 3 colours reading "POSTMASTER GENERAL / AUSTRALIA / INAUGURAL FLIGHT / ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE / 14th JANUARY 1958/ QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS". Superb unused. View details Estimate$150 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1057 26 Nov.1964 (AAMC.1533) commemorative PMG mailbag, 45 x 75cm, silkscreened in 3 colours reading " AUSTRALIAN POST OFFICE / INAUGURAL FLIGHT / BOEING 707 JET SERVICE / SYDNEY MEXICO LONDON / 26th NOVEMBER 1964 / SYDNEY MEXICO CITY". Slightly grubby, possibly used.. View details Estimate$150 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1058 1931-72 QANTAS collection on annotated album pages, with a good range of covers starting with the 1st England - Australia Experimental flight and incl. 170+ QANTAS commemorative covers many signed by the pilot/pilots, supported by photographs, stamps, etiquettes and associated ephemera. Better items noted incl. 30 Nov.1945 Ceylon - Aust. cover signed by the pilots, 1 Dec.1947 Calcutta - England intermediate signed by the pilots etc. Ready for further developement, viewing recommended, high cat. View details Estimate$1,000 - $1,250StatusUnsold Lot #1059 FEDERATION: 1d Shield - 20/- Carrington, a complete set of the postage stamps on sale in New South Wales in 1901. STC.£650+. View details Estimate$300 - $500Price Realized$280StatusSold Lot #1060 1894 (SG.275b) 10/- violet & claret, perf. 12 x 11, optd. 'POSTAGE' in blue. Superb. Cat.£225. View details Estimate$200 - $225StatusUnsold Lot #1061 NSW: May 1889 usage of 1d Lilacs (6) tied by "TRAVELLING P.O. NORTH NSW MY 24 89" cds's on cover (roughly opened) to England; endorsed "Via Brindisi" with 2-line "DEFICIENT POSTAGE 6(d)/FINE 6(d)/ 1/-" and endorsed in blue mss "over ½oz". Carried by P&O "Oceana" to Brindisi. View details Estimate$250 - $300StatusUnsold Lot #1062 Apr.1908 cover from WAGGA WAGGA with 2d Jubilee tied by duplex "49" addressed to U.S.A., with boxed "DEF 5/ FINE 5} 10 CENTIMES" short-payment handstamp; "CHICAGO DUE 2 CENTS" duplex on front & INDIANAPOLIS arrival b/stamp (May 12). View details Estimate$120 - $150Price Realized$100StatusSold Lot #1063 WRECK OF THE "WAIRARAPA" cover, Oct 1894 Brisbane - Auckland (arrival date 10 Nov 1894), part cachet, showing the 2-line "Saved from wreck of the / "WAIRARAPA" cachet in blue.,250" View details Estimate$300Price Realized$190StatusSold Lot #1064 FEDERATION: ½d G.P.O. - £1 blue, a complete set of the postage stamps on sale in South Australia in 1901. STC.£650+. View details Estimate$400 - $500Price Realized$420StatusSold Lot #1065 1910 (SG.304a) 2/6 Pale Violet "POSTAGE" with varieties "Broken frame under T of AUST" & "Broken frame under I of SIX", fresh MLH. View details Estimate$80 - $100Price Realized$60StatusSold Lot #1066 "C.O." [Commissariat Office] in red on 1868 rouletted 1/- lake-red; large part o.g. Rare. View details Estimate$250 - $300StatusUnsold Lot #1067 FEDERATION: ½d Lake Marion - £1 Tablet, a complete set of the postage stamps on sale in Tasmania in 1901. STC.£800+. View details Estimate$500 - $600Price Realized$375StatusSold Lot #1068 1880-91 (SG.165/165b) 3d red-brown, horizontal pair (with lower margin showing Plate 5 stuck down) showing the dramatic "Plate scratch" at R10/1. Mint. View details Estimate$100 - $125Price Realized$75StatusSold Lot #1069 1906-7 (SG.257a & 258) Tablets 1/- rose & green, perf.11; & 10/- mauve & brown, perf.12.5. Mint. Cat.£300+. View details Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1070 Group starting with 1856 (Jul.3) entire Hobart Town - Launceston with Pre Paid cds on the front and boxed on the reverse, with 6 franked covers incl. 1863 cover Hobart Town - Melbourne, franked with 6d, from the Vicar General and 1870(Jul.16) cover New Norfolk - England, franked 4d + 6d, 2 PPTO covers, one to England up-rated ½d, a mint ½d newspaper wrapper, a 1d postal card, a taxed postcard and 1 other. View details Estimate$400 - $500Price Realized$300StatusSold Lot #1071 FEDERATION: ½d - £2, a complete set of the postage stamps on sale in Victoria in 1901. STC.£1000+. View details Estimate$1,000 - $1,250StatusUnsold Lot #1072 1850-53 (SG.4a) Second Printing: 3d blue [15], a pale shade and sharp impression with good to very large margins and cancelled by superb Butterfly "23" of BURN BANK. A superb looking stamp. A stone of 120 positions was used to print an estimated 37,200 stamps (310 sheets). This was the first of Ham's printing stones created, using transfers from an intermediate stone, a process that caused significant loss of design detail compared to the first printing. Provenance: John Barwis, October 2012. View details Estimate$400 - $500Price Realized$300StatusSold Lot #1073 1850-53 (SG.5) Second Printing: 1d red-brown [29], good to large margins, neatly cancelled by Butterfly "15" of GEELONG. In January 1850 the dies of all three values were recut to complete their designs. New printing stones of 120 subjects were made up, all using transfers from intermediate stones. Subject spacing on the intermediate stones ranged from 1-2mm.Provenance: John Barwis, 2012. View details Estimate$400 - $500StatusUnsold Lot #1074 1850-53 (SG.15) Sixth Printing: 2d red-lilac [27], a pale shade with margins all round, neatly cancelled with Butterfly "17" of BROADFORD (RRR); attractive. The sixth printing used a new stone of 120 (Stone A: ten rows of twelve). The border lines were re-engraved to produce the effect known to collectors as "coarse border and background". The veil shading appears as in the original state of the die. It is estimated that 78,000 stamps were printed.Provenance: John Barwis, 2012. View details Estimate$350 - $400Price Realized$265StatusSold Lot #1075 1854-57 (SG.26) Seventh Printing - Stone 2: 1d brown pair, [15-16], [16, repaired] with flaw in "PENNY", good to large margins, unusually sharing GEELONG Newspaper oval datestamp; fine appearance. View details Estimate$120 - $150Price Realized$90StatusSold Lot #1076 1854-57 (SG.27) Eighth Printing - Stone 3: 1d orange-brown pair [8-9], good to large margins and both cancelled by Barred Oval "26" of LINDSAY (RR); couple of natural pinholes though of very fine appearance. An estimated 800,000 stamps were printed from Stone 3. The earliest known date of use is 5th August 1855 and practically all of this printing was used within four months.Provenance: John Barwis, 2012. View details Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$150StatusSold Lot #1077 1854-57 (SG.28a) Ninth Printing - Stone 4/5: 1d rose pair [9-10], good margins all sides, cancelled by Barred Oval "18" of PORTLAND. An attractive pair.Provenance: John Barwis, 2012 View details Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold Lot #1078 1854-57 (SG.29) Seventh Printing: 3d bright blue pair [5-6], [6] showing prominent secondary flaw below upper right corner square and not described by Purves, good to large margins and each unit cancelled by Barred Oval "2" of GEELONG; fine. Provenance: John Barwis, 2012. View details Estimate$125 - $150Price Realized$95StatusSold Lot #1079 1854-57 (SG.29a) Seventh Printing: 3d greenish blue pair [1-2], good to large margins, neatly cancelled by Barred Numeral "145" of CHEWTON & tied on 1858 (Nov.13) envelope to London, the reverse with Chewton unframed oval, Melbourne (16.11) and London (11.1) datestamps. Most attractive and one of only two Half Length covers recorded with this Barred Numeral cancellation. Provenance: Trevor Davis, John Barwis. View details Estimate$1,000 - $1,250StatusUnsold Lot #1080 1886-96 (SG.324) £5 Pale Blue & Maroon, superb CTO example with fine "MELBOURNE NO 13 / 99" cds. View details Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$150StatusSold Lot #1081 1905-13 (SG.431a) £1 Dull rose Edward VII, perforated OS, Mint. [BW:V127b - $600]. Small disturbance in right margin. View details Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1082 1905-13 (SG.433 var.) ½d Green, perf.11, LR corner block with variety DOUBLE PERFORATIONS vertically at right. Very fine positional piece with variety affecting 6 units. BW:V23b. MUH. View details Estimate$300 - $350StatusUnsold Lot #1083 1959 group of legal documents (Form of Renunciation) with single and multiple frankings of Stamp Duties of various issues to 9/2. Noted 1903 3/- Orange, 4/- Blue, 1904 1/6 Yellow and 1914 8/- Pink. All fine. View details Estimate$100 - $150StatusUnsold Lot #1084 Aug.1882 usage of 1d Green on University of Melbourne cover to Fitzroy; redirected on arrival to LITTLE RIVER, with unframed oval "LITTLE RIVER" and octagonal "DOWN TRAIN VICTORIA" backstamps. View details Estimate$100 - $125Price Realized$75StatusSold Lot #1085 BN "802" with CASHEL cds alongside on 1d Postal Card used Jan.1889 to Melbourne; with arrival backstamp. View details Estimate$100 - $125StatusUnsold Lot #1086 1902-12 (SG.124c & 125-127) V over Crown wmk. group with 2/- Brown-red/yellow, wmk. inverted, perf. 12½ (1 short perf.); 2/6 Deep blue/rose, 5/- Emerald green and 10/- Deep mauve all perf. 12 x 12½. View details Estimate$120 - $160Price Realized$110StatusSold Lot #1087 The "Canterbury Times" New Zealand: The "Discovery" Expedition - 1904 (Wharton DE-14) "Bringing in Ice for Fresh Water", fine Unused. View details Estimate$125 - $150Price Realized$59StatusSold Lot #1088 The "Canterbury Times" New Zealand: The "Discovery" Expedition - 1904 (Wharton DE-21) "Sledging Party at Razorback Island.", fine Unused. View details Estimate$125 - $150Price Realized$95StatusSold Lot #1089 The "Canterbury Times" New Zealand: The "Discovery" Expedition - 1904 (Wharton DE-24) "A White Giant Petrel.", franked ½d Mount Cook tied with Oamaru datestamp for May 1904 use to Dunedin. View details Estimate$100 - $125StatusUnsold Lot #1090 1904, 1907 & 1910 real photo postcards (various scenes at Advent Bay) bearing SPITZBERGEN locals in combination with Norwegian postage stamps; all addressed to Germany. View details Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold Lot #1091 1931 (May) Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans-Arctic Submarine Expedition covers, each with cachet in purple & straight-line "NEW YORK TO NORTH POLE" or "NEW YORK TO SPITSBERGEN" cachets & both with additional frankings of GB 1½d or Norway 10o & 20o. View details Estimate$200 - $250StatusUnsold Lot #1092 Admiral Sir Edward (Teddy) EVANS: picture signed "With best wishes from ERG Evans 1944", together with a telegram (1943) & delivery envelope acknowledging birthday wishes. Evans had been second in command on the Scott Expedition of 1910-13. View details Estimate$100 - $125StatusUnsold Lot #1093 The "Canterbury Times" New Zealand: The "Discovery" Expedition - 1904 (Wharton DE-14) "Bringing in Ice for Fresh Water", thick card, fine Unused. View details Estimate$125 - $150Price Realized$95StatusSold Lot #1094 The British Antarctic "Nimrod" Expedition - 1907 - 1909 (Wharton GA-3 & GA-5) "Joyce, Dogs & Penguins" & "Ponies on arrival in Antarctic" together with 2 other cards: A Cerebos Table Salt colour lithographic advert card featuring Polar scenes & the French North Pole Expedition of Sequier & Darcis, fine Unused. View details Estimate$300 - $350StatusUnsold Lot #1095 1959 (SG.3) 8d on 7d deep blue essay DIE PROOF on white wove paper with the denomination handpainted in dark blue and Chinese white; imperforate and mounted in sunken card, with CBA handstamp on reverse. One of only nine produced, this one from the Estate of W.L. Russell (Stamp Advisory Committee) numbered "20". Superb. BW:AAT4DP(1). View details Estimate$3,000 - $3,500Price Realized$2,500StatusSold Lot #1096 1959 (SG.4) 1/- deep blue-green DIE PROOF on white wove paper; imperforate and mounted in sunken card, with CBA handstamp on reverse. One of only nine produced, this one from the Estate of W.L. Russell (Stamp Advisory Committee) numbered "19". Superb. BW:AAT5DP(1). View details Estimate$3,000 - $3,500StatusUnsold Lot #1097 1959 (SG.5) 2/3 green DIE PROOF on white wove paper; imperforate and mounted in sunken card, with CBA handstamp on reverse. One of only nine produced, this one from the Estate of W.L. Russell (Stamp Advisory Committee) numbered "20". Superb. BW:AAT6DP(1). View details Estimate$3,000 - $3,500StatusUnsold Lot #1098 1961 (SG.6) 5d deep blue DIE PROOF on white wove paper; imperforate and mounted in sunken card, with CBA handstamp on reverse. One of only ten produced, this one from the Estate of W.L. Russell (Stamp Advisory Committee) numbered "16". Superb. BW:AAT3DP(1). View details Estimate$3,000 - $3,500StatusUnsold Lot #1099 1912-25 (SG.322) KGV 500R Dull Green, magnificent shade and superbly centred. A gem quality example of this British Asian rarity. Cat.£7000. View details Estimate$7,000 - $8,000Price Realized$5,250StatusSold Lot #1100 Feb.1911 "DAIREN I.J.P.O." cds tieing 4sn on RP postcard, via CHANGCHUN-S.I.P.J.O. to DENMARK - forwarded to Charlottenlund. Rare cancellations from the Japanese P.O.s in Manchuria. View details Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold Items per page 102550100 Previous|1234|Next Previous 1234 Next Previous 1234 Next
