Stamps and Postal History (#47MG) Closed Auction Info 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 111-120 of 322. Previous|1...101112131415...33|Next Lot #111 1862 envelope to "Pietermaritzberg/Natal/South Africa" with Octagonal Perf 12 1/- tied by fair BN '113' and very fine oval 'SCHNAPPER POINT/[crown]/MY*20/1862/VICTORIA' d/s alongside, Melbourne & 'CAPE TOWN/SP15/ 1862/CAPE OF GOOD HOPE' transit b/s both in red, minor soiling & repaired flap. The earlier by 17 years of only two pre-UPU covers to Natal recorded by Ben Palmer. Schnapper Point PO 21/5/1856; renamed Mornington 16/8/1864. An 1859 cover with a lesser strike of the oval d/s - & a back View details Estimate$2,500Price Realized$3,400StatusSold SymbolcGradeb Lot #112 1865 envelope to Scotland "Via Southampton" with Laureates 2d & 4d cancelled with manuscript numeral "56" & with postmaster's manuscript endorsement "Keilor/25 5 65/Vic" on the flap, Melbourne transit b/s of MY25/65 & '1'-in-bars "killer" cancels both in blue, very fine 'EDINR M2/ 1 /JY23/65' arrival b/s, minor soiling & repaired tears across the flap. Carried "Madras", departed Melbourne 26/5/1865; "Mooltan" from Galle; & "Nyanza" from Alexandria, arrived Southampton 22/7/1865. Keilor PO opene View details Estimate$1,250Price Realized$3,000StatusSold SymbolcGradeb Lot #113 1865 (Oct 23) OHMS cover with embossed 'THE GOVERNOR OF/[Arms]/VICTORIA' on the flap & signed by the Governor "Sir Charles Darling" at upper-left, to the Governor of Mauritius with light strike of the first type 'GOVERNOR OF/[Arms]/FRANK STAMP/VICTORIA' h/s in blue overstruck with very fine Melbourne duplex, equally fine 'MAURITIUS/FE25/66' arrival b/s in blue-black (four months transit by private ship), light overall soiling. An early overseas usage of the franking privilege that was introduc View details Estimate$1,500Price Realized$1,200StatusSold SymbolcGradeb Lot #114 1866 mourning cover to New York with Laureates 2d & 1/- tied by Melbourne duplex, London transit in red, ' 5 /N YORK BR PKT' cds ties both stamps. Very attractive. Ben Palmer's Census USA #204. View details Estimate$400Price Realized$850StatusSold SymbolcGradea- Lot #115 1867 cover endorsed "From 61 Co Wm Grimes Sergeant Royal Marines LI/HMS Galatea Melbourne" & countersigned (Marines Captain) "RF Taylor", to London with GB 1d Plate '91' tied by light 'A81' mailboat cancel used aboard P&O "Tanjore", light 'LONDON N/ A6 /FE17/68' arrival cds in red on the face, repaired flap tears & a few moderate tonespots. Carried per P&O "Geelong", departed Sydney 24/12/1867; "Nubia", departed Galle 18/1/1868; "Tanjore", departed Alexandria 5/2/1868, arrived Southampton 17/2/1 View details Estimate$4,000StatusUnsold SymbolcGradeb Lot #116 1868 OHMS cover with 'GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF VICTORIA' banner, to the Geological Society of France with 'MINISTER OF MINES' Frank h/s in blue - otherwise unstamped - tied by Melbourne duplex of MY22/68, French 'POSS.AN.V.SUEZ/14/JUIL/68/P.AN.AM.MARS' mailboat cds & 'P.D.' h/s both in red, Paris arrival b/s. A rare envelope, of which Carl Stieg & Max Watson recorded only one example, of FE4/68. Not listed in Ben Palmer's Census. View details Estimate$300Price Realized$500StatusSold GSTex GSTSymbolcGradea- Lot #117 1869 quadruple-rate cover to France "by Travelling Post" with Laureates 2d dull violet, 6d blue & 1/- blue/blue pair tied by 'BEECHWORTH/DC-4/69/VICTORIA - 9 ' duplex, light French mailboat cds & 'P.D.' h/s both in red on the face, Paris transit & 'MANSLE/24JANV/70/ (15) ' arrival b/s, minor blemishes. Ben Palmer's Census France #159: illustrated at page 87. [The rate was 8d per ¼oz x4] View details Estimate$600Price Realized$460StatusSold GSTex GSTSymbolcGradeb Lot #118 1870 cover to Ireland "Via Marseilles" with Laureates 10d brown/pink (a huge & superb well centred example) & 1/- dark blue/blue (very fine) tied by two strikes of the rare 'RMSS/ T /SE-11/70/HOBSONS BAY - VICTORIA' duplex (Type 1; letters closely spaced), a superlative strike of the boxed 'INSUFFICIENTLY PAID/FOR BRINDISI ROUTE/DEFICIENT POSTAGE - 3d' handstamp applied at London, 'DUNDRUM/NO--/70/DUBLIN' arrival b/s. A marvellous cover, being the finest and most impressive of the eight recorded View details Estimate$10,000Price Realized$9,500StatusSold SymbolcGradea Lot #119 1871 (Feb 25) orange envelope to Switzerland "via Trieste" amended to "via Brindisi" with Laureates 1/- (marginal example) tied by part-strike of the first '10' duplex of Warrnambool, a second stamp (presumably a 3d) lost almost immediately in transit so at Melbourne (b/s) a superb strike of the rare boxed 'INSUFFICIENTLY PAID/VIA BRINDISI' h/s applied, thus carried via England with London cds of 21AP71 in red on the face, 'BASEL' arrival b/s & rated "20" but that crossed-out apparently because View details Estimate$3,000Price Realized$3,200StatusSold SymbolcGradea Lot #120 1874 (Oct 7) long OHMS envelope with 'Police Department' imprint at L/L & 'CHIEF SECRETARY' Frank h/s in blue overstruck with Melbourne duplex, to California with London transit cds of 4DE74 & 'SAN FRANCISCO/ DEC/25/PAID ALL' arrival cds (Christmas Day) in purple, two strikes of the unusual 8-line 'HAVE YOUR/LETTERS AND/PAPERS ADDRESSED/TO PO BOX OR TO/STREET AND NUMBER/...' h/s, 'UNCLAIMED' h/s in red, 'ADVERTISED' h/s & 'San Francisco/JAN/11/ADVERTISED' b/s, 'DEAD LETTER OFFICE/FEB/25/1875/US' View details Estimate$1,500StatusUnsold SymbolclGradeb Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...101112131415...33|Next123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233 Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233 Next Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233 Next
