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 91-100 of 322. Previous|1...8910111213...33|Next Image Lot # Item Title Time Left Your Bids 91 INWARDS MAIL: 1853 (Oct 5) mercantile entire letter from London "pHarbinger" rated "8" with 'LONDON/=PAID=' cds in red, Launceston arrival b/s of '26DE26/1853'. General Screw Stem Ship Co "Harbinger" departed London 7/10/1853, arrived Melbourne 23/12/1853. SymbolcGradea- Estimate$250StatusUnsold View details 92 1868 stamplessyellow cover from Prussia "Pr overland Mail via Marseille" with very fine 'ALTONA/ F /25 2/68/5-6N' cds in red & rated "10" (silver groschen) with 'P.D.' h/s also in red, French pattern 'PRUSSE/* 27/FEVR/68/FORBACH' cds in blue & 'LYON A MARSEILLES' TPO transit b/s, Hobart 'SHIP LETTER-INWARDS FREE' arrival b/s, minor defects but of striking appearance. A rare origin/destination item. Until 1864, Altona was Danish territory. In that year, the Danish provinces of Schleswig & Hols GSTex GSTSymbolCGradeb Estimate$750StatusUnsold View details 93 INWARDS MAIL: 1883 flapless cover from India with East India 2a orange and 4a blue-green tied by triple-oval 'NOTARY PUBLIC ...ADJUSTOR/THOMAS LIDBITTER/BOMBAY/& ACCOUNTANT' cachet in violet & superb 'OUTW/BOMBAY/ DEC 28 - B' duplex, Hobart arrival b/s of JA25/84, light vertical fold. SymbolcGradea- Estimate$250Price Realized$190StatusSold View details 94 INWARDS MAIL: 1884 cover from the United States with Washington 2c green & Jackson 10c brown tied by San Francsico duplex, Launceston b/s of JY2/89 & New Town arrival b/s of JY3/83, minor wrinkles. SymbolcGradea- Estimate$300StatusUnsold View details 95 INWARDS MAIL: 1895 cover from Samoa to "Herrn Carl Tausig/Hobart/Tasmania Exhibition" with 1/- bisect tied by 'APIA/APR/29/93 /SAMOA' cds in blue, Sydney Hobart & Launceston transit b/s & largely superb strike of the rare triple-oval 'POST OFFICE/16MAY95/TASMANIAN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION' arrival b/s in rosine, horizontal fold just clear of the Exhibition d/s & a bit soiled. An extraordinary origin/destination item, in conjunction with a very rare & desirable postmark. Ex Ian Satterthwaite. [An SymbolcGradeb Estimate$1,500StatusUnsold View details 96 INWARDS MAIL: 1911 real photo PPC of the beach at Punta del Este, from Uruguay with 1c Bulls pair tied by light cds. SymbolcGradea Estimate$100Price Realized$75StatusSold View details 97 INWARDS MAIL: 1920 late usage of Imperial Russian 3k Postal Card with message of "15-2-20" that states "Expecting to reach Madeira today", two weeks later a South African 1d added & tied by superb 'CAPETOWN/2MAR20/PAQUEBOT' cds. Fascinating. [Presumably the sender obtained the card aboard the [Russian?] ship. Under UPU rules, foreign postage was accepted from arriving vessels. However, Imperial Russian issues were no longer valid so it was required to add the Empire rate postage of 1d, which sho SymbolpsGradea- Estimate$250StatusUnsold View details 98 1841 (early) part-entire to Scotland signed "David Ogilvy" with an unusually fine strike of the rounded-boxed 'MELBOURNE/PAID' h/s in red & largely fine strike of the rare undated 'MELBOURNE/NSW' h/s on the flap, straight-line 'SHIP LETTER' b/s in red & Edinburgh arrival b/s of 'AUG/10/1841', minor soiling. Only about 15 examples of Melbourne's first handstamp are recorded. The 'MELBOURNE/PAID' h/s is almost as elusive. [The writer speaks of the pattern of land sales near Melbourne & states "The SymbolcGradeb Estimate$1,500Price Realized$1,300StatusSold View details 99 1847 lengthy cross-written entire letter headed "Melbourne 7th April 1847" & signed "Thomas Lowe", to London endorsed "From No 1998 Corporal Thomas Lowe 58th Regt" & countersigned by Captain Murray (?) at lower-left, rated "1" in red for a soldier's or sailor's letter, light 'SHIP LETTER/[crown]/AP 10/1847/MELBOURNE' d/s in red on the flap, London arrival b/s in red across the flap & rated "2" for an incoming soldier's letter, overall soiling. A very significant item, being one of only three Im SymbolcGradeb Estimate$10,000StatusUnsold View details 100 1848 lengthy entire letter headed "Waranooke - River Richardson/31 Dec 1848" & signed "Henry Nicoll" to England, prepaid with a light but largely fine strike of the 'GEELONG/JANY 1/1849.' provisional handstamp in red on the reverse (unfortunately overstruck with the London transit b/s also in red), rated "3" in red for a single shipletter & "8" in black payable by the recipient of an inwards shipletter. A great rarity. Ex Tony Rigo de Righi (1982) & Brian Peace. The early datestamps had the ye GSTex GSTSymbolcGradea- Estimate$3,000StatusUnsold View details Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...8910111213...33|Next123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233 Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233 Next
