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 31-40 of 322. Previous|12345678...33|Next Image Lot # Item Title Time Left Your Bids 31 INWARDS MAIL: 1900 (June 25) cover from British New Guinea with embossed '[bishop's mitre]/M.J.S.-W.' on the flap, to Sydney with Queensland Four Figures 2d tied by 9-bars 'BNG' cancel of 'SAMARAI/BNG' (26mm cds alongside), small faults & some soiling. Ex Tim Rybak & Roger Lee. ‹In 1891, an Anglican Mission was established at Samarai but relocated to Dogura, on Milne Bay, the next year. In 1898, Montagu John Stone-Wigg was appointed the first Anglican Bishop of New Guinea. In 1902 he sp GSTex GSTSymbolcGradeb Estimate$450Price Realized$550StatusSold View details 32 INWARDS MAIL: 1910 commercial cover from Nauru with unusual franking of 3pf x10 tied by poor strikes of the Nauru cds, 'Nauru/(Marshall-Inseln)' registration label wrapped around the cover at right, fair Sydney arrival b/s of AU25/10. Ex Thomas Osdene & John Darnell. GSTex GSTSymbolcGradeb Estimate$400Price Realized$300StatusSold View details 33 INWARDS MAIL: 1914 commercial cover from Nauru "Per SS Canadian Transport" to Sydney with 20pf tied by fine Nauru cds of 18.5/14, Sydney machine arrival b/s, minor creasing & opened a little roughly. Ex John Darnell. GSTex GSTSymbolcGradeb Estimate$400StatusUnsold View details 34 INWARDS MAIL: 1914 commercial triple-rate cover from Bougainville (German New Guinea) with Yachts 10pf x3 tied by 'KIETA/DEUTSCHE-NEUGUINEA/16.5/14' cds, Sydney arrival b/s of 9JL14, minor blemishes & slightly truncated at left. SymbolclGradeb Estimate$300Price Realized$230StatusSold View details 35 INWARDS MAIL: 1915 mourning cover with embossed '[crown]/MAISON DE SM LA REINE/ELISABETH' on the flap, from Rumania with 50b orange tied to the reverse & 'Buc Gara Nord' registration label, London transit b/s in red, poor Sydney cds on the face, Newcastle transit & 'HAMILTON' arrival b/s, readdressed with 'ARNCLIFFE' arrival b/s, opened three sides & a bit soiled. Surprisingly uncensored, perhaps as a courtesy to royal mail. Princess Elisabeth von Wied (1843-1916) was married to King Carol I of SymbolcGradec Estimate$250Price Realized$220StatusSold View details 36 INWARDS MAIL: 1916 Russian Prisoners of War Postal Card from Siberia with the message headed "Nikolsk-Ussuriysk den 21 Juli 16", to "der Hilfsverein für Deutsch-Osterr-Ungarische Kriegsgefangene", sent via Austria where triangular censor cachet applied in magenta, a bit aged. [Nikolsk-Ussuriysk (now Ussriysk) is about 50km N or Vladivostok. One website states there was a POW Camp here only between 1919 & 1921. This card proves the camp was operating 3 years earlier] SymbolpsGradeb Estimate$250StatusUnsold View details 37 1849 entire letter headed "Brisbane NSW/Moreton Bay/July 3d 1849" to "Shanghai/China" & endorsed "pr first Ship", apparently carried privately to Sydney where 'PAID SHIP LETTER/[crown]/JY*9/1849/SYDNEY' d/s struck in red, light 'HONG-KONG/20OC/1849' transit b/s, redirected to San Francisco with faint 'SHIP'-in-circle & 'SAN FRANCISCO/9/MAY/Cal' cds both in red on the face. Surely the most outstanding origin/destination cover of the Moreton Bay District period. The writer, a ship's captain, offe SymbolcGradeb Estimate$3,000Price Realized$2,300StatusSold View details 38 1866 cover to "Old England"(!) with the rare endorsement "via Cape York and Dutch Mail" with Rough Perfs 6d yellow-green tied by 'QL'-in-Rays, 'SHIP LETTER/AP5/66/=QUEENSLAND=' b/s, London transit b/s of JU6/66 where superb 'VIA MARSEILLES' h/s - the only example we have seen - & 'MORE/TO/PAY' h/s in the same ink applied & mss "4", light Birmingham arrival cds on the face, minor soiling. A rare and desirable cover by a little-known & short-lived service via the Netherlands Indies, and probably a SymbolcGradeb Estimate$3,000Price Realized$4,200StatusSold View details 39 1869 (Feb 28) cover to Italy unusually "via Marseilles" with Small Chalons 2d blue x2 & 6d yellow-green tied by light but legible Rays '79' cancels of 'GAINSFORD' (b/s), faint French mailboat transit cds in red on the face, very fine '11 M/FIRENZE/MAG 12/69' arrival b/s, docketing on the face & minor repaired flap fault. A rare destination from Queensland. [P&O ships terminated at Sydney. Although there were experimental voyages via Torres Strait in the mid-1860s, the Torres Strait Route did not SymbolcGradeb Estimate$1,500Price Realized$3,800StatusSold View details 40 1876 cover to Prussia "Via Brindisi" with attractive 3-colour Small Chalons franking of 1d dull red, 2d deep blue & 6d yellow-green, poor Rays cancels with fine 18mm 'TOOWOOMBA/ 3 /DE27/1876/QUEENSLAND' cds alongside, Brisbane & 'BRINDISI/27/FEB/77' transit & very fine 'LAUBAN' arrival b/s, light even soiling. A rare destination from Queensland. SymbolcGradeb Estimate$1,500Price Realized$3,200StatusSold View details Items per page 102550100 Previous|12345678...33|Next123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233 Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233 Next
