The Arthur Gray Collection (#76MG) 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 81-90 of 218. Previous|1...789101112...22|Next Lot #137 ONE PENNY RED DIE III ON WAR SAVINGS PAPER: 1d carmine-red lower-right corner block of 6 (3x2) with 'CA' Monogram BW #75zb, the last unit [120] with White Flaw at Lower-Right Corner BW #75r, some perf separation/rejoining in the margins, the lower three units are unmounted, Cat $3450++ (mounted). Ex Greg Deleuil. Symbol*/**Gradea b1 View details Estimate$1,000Price Realized$3,000StatusSold Lot #138 ONE PENNY RED DIE III ON WAR SAVINGS PAPER: 1d carmine-red punctured 'OS/NSW' 'CA' Monogram single BW #75bc(var), the margin largely separated & rejoined, Cat $750. Symbol*Gradea- d1 View details Estimate$200Price Realized$700StatusSold Lot #139 ONE PENNY RED DIE III ON WAR SAVINGS PAPER: 1d carmine-red scarce solo franking (inverted) tied to commercial cover to Samoa by Sydney 'HELP TO WIN THE WAR/...' slogan cancellation, Samoan #3 Censor h/s, Cat $400. SymbolcGradea View details Estimate$200Price Realized$440StatusSold Lot #140 ONE PENNY VIOLET: 1d violet tied to a plain Sheard envelope endorsed "First Day Cover" by 'RED HILL/13FEB1922/QUEENSLAND' cds, minor stain on the flap. The unique Earliest Recorded Usage cover. The ACSC states "Issued 12 February 1922. A cover dated 13 February 1922 cancelled at Red Hill (Qld) is endorsed "First day cover". SymbolcGradea- View details Estimate$2,000Price Realized$3,800StatusSold Lot #141 ONE PENNY VIOLET: 1d violet with the Watermark Inverted punctured 'OS' BW #76a (SG O67w), characteristic rough perfs, 'JAMESTOWN/17JA24/STH AUSTRALIA' cds, Cat $35,000 (£20,000). Unique! Michael Drury Certificate (2015). The ACSC states "One stamp with inverted watermark (punctured 'OS') is recorded, first reported in 1966. It has been plated as VIII/43, and is cancelled Jamestown (SA) cds 17JA24". SymbolgGradea c2 View details Estimate$30,000Price Realized$38,000StatusSold Lot #142 ONE PENNY VIOLET: 1d violet block of 6 (3x2) from the lower-left of the sheet, the lower three units affected by Grossly Misplaced Perforations, minor blemishes, some perf separation/rejoining including at left where a 12mm vertical tear at upper-left of the corner stamp has been repaired. A striking piece. The ACSC doesn't record misplaced perforations in this issue. [Hugh Morgan's two separated blocks of 4 from the same sheet, one with part-imprint, sold for £1440; and again - Lord Vestey - fo Symbol*Gradeb View details Estimate$400Price Realized$1,500StatusSold Lot #143 ONE PENNY VIOLET: 1d violet marginal pair Imperforate Three Sides BW #76b (SG 57a) from the base of the sheet with Kangaroo's Tongue Out [R56] large-part ' Symbol*Gradea View details Estimate$60,000Price Realized$50,000StatusSold Lot #144 ONE PENNY GREEN: 1d green (and ½d orange) tied to a plain cover by Sydney slogan cancellation of MY1/1924 being the official First Day of Issue BW #77y, Cat $7500. Ex George Lang: acquired at the Prestige Philately auction of 13/6/2009. The ACSC states "Two first day covers have been recorded". 1st May 1924 is considered by many collectors to be the starting point for Australian First Day Covers. Apart from the Penny Engraved in 1913 (and that date is contentious) and a few others, this was th SymbolcGradea View details Estimate$5,000Price Realized$4,000StatusSold Lot #145 ONE PENNY GREEN: 1d green apparently Imperforate Between (Horizontally) with part of the adjoining unit above punctured 'OS' with a short corner perf at lower-right, tied to local cover by 'SYDNEY/--NO26/NSW' cds, the cover with significant toning/soiling. Unlisted in the ACSC. [Probably the result of a significant Jumped Perforations Error] SymbolcGradec View details Estimate$500Price Realized$700StatusSold Lot #146 PENNY-HALFPENNY BLACK-BROWN: 1½d black-brown tied to plain cover by a superlative strike of the 'PARKVILLE/9NO18/VIC' cds being the official First Day of Issue BW #83y, Cat $12,500. Unique and superb! The ACSC states "only one first day cover can be confirmed as existing, cancelled at Melbourne" [sic] which is an error: Parkville is an inner-northern suburb of Melbourne. A ½d war tax was introduced on 28/10/1918, only two weeks before the Armistice was signed! The new 1½d stamp represented 1d p SymbolcGradea+ View details Estimate$7,500Price Realized$6,500StatusSold Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...789101112...22|Next12345678910111213141516171819202122 Previous 12345678910111213141516171819202122 Next Previous 12345678910111213141516171819202122 Next
