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Previous|1...293031323334...93|Next Image Lot # Item Title Time Left Your Bids 803 BRITISH CENSOR CACHETS: Exhibit pages with (April) postcards x5 (one of HMT "Galeka" with the ship's name obliterated) & covers x2 (one with a nasty repaired tear, the other from Lt Clement Lane, who was killed 25.4.1915, during the first assault on Gallipoli) all with British-pattern square 'PASSED BY/[crown]/No..../CENSOR' h/s in rosine comprising No 2202 x3 (one on card dated "9/4/15", being the earliest recorded date of usage of any of this type: confirmed by Gary Diffen at page 58), No 2204 Symbolc Estimate$200Price Realized$300StatusSold View details 804 BRITISH CENSOR CACHETS: 1915 (Apr 18) OAS cover with very fine 'AUST & NZ ARMY CORPS/HEADQUARTERS/FIELD PO' cds & superb boxed Censor No 2208 h/s in rosine, to Switzerland with Zurich arrival b/s, superb 'T' h/s & mss "20" in blue, Swiss Postage Due 20c tied by Zurich cds, minor repaired tear at the top. [Free postage extended only to British Empire destinations] SymbolcGrade(a-) Estimate$200Price Realized$200StatusSold View details 805 BRITISH CENSOR CACHETS: 1915 (Apr 21) usage of stampless 'LETTER CARD/AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL EXPEDITIONARY FORCE' to Perth without a datestamp, boxed Censor No 2214 h/s in rosine. A rare item. [From a member of the 3rd Infantry Brigade who states "...the battalion has the honour of breaking the ice for the Australian Division when we do get going...rather in the way of a silver lining to a pretty dark cloud, for it will be pretty rough work..." A classic understatement!] SymbolpsGradea Estimate$250Price Realized$380StatusSold View details 806 BRITISH CENSOR CACHETS: 1915 (Nov 2) unusual usage of a Greek 10L Postal Card with Censor No 2882 h/s of a British unit counter-signed "JL Anderson" & slightly overstruck with British Army Post Office cds (number illegible), minor blemishes. A marvellous item. [Message headed "Lemnos" & states "Fancy writing Xmas Cards this early...it takes six weeks to reach Australia...Parcels usually arrive a mail later..."] SymbolpsGradea- Estimate$250Price Realized$190StatusSold View details 807 THE LANDINGS: Real Photo postcards comprising "Australians Disembarking at Anzac Cove" (ten landing craft being towed towards the beach), "Landing at Anzac Cove (Gallipoli) 25th April 1915", "Dug Outs at Anzac Cove Dardenelles", "Anzac Cove, Dardenelles" & "Anzac Cove" (troops & light railway on the beach), all unused; also an artist card "Australian Troops Leaping Ashore from the Warships' Boats" (used under cover); and three cards reproducing Cairo newspaper photographs "With the Australians a SymbolcGradea/a- Estimate$500Price Realized$550StatusSold View details 808 "OCCUPATION": Exhibit pages with postcards including Field Service types & covers including green privilege types (one with two enclosed letters, one of them the reply-half of a Dardenelles Letter Sheet), some datelined as originating at Gallipoli & all the others identified from the various datestamps & square Censor handstamps, also two makeshift postcards fashioned from scraps of cardboard (one to England), a few bear evidence of censorship, condition variable. [Some interesting & poignant me Symbolc Estimate$1,000Price Realized$750StatusSold View details 809 "OCCUPATION": 1915 (June & July) homemade envelopes fashioned from a piece of lined writing paper or from a fiull page of the locally produced "Peninsula News", both with '1st AUST INF BDE FIELD PO' cds & boxed Censor No 2202 or 2205 h/s in rosine, the first to NSW with 'NEWTOWN' arrival b/s, the other to Egypt with Alexandria & Cairo b/s. [By July there was an acute shortage of paper & the troops began using whatever was available for their correspondence] (2) SymbolcGradeb Estimate$250Price Realized$190StatusSold View details 810 "OCCUPATION": 1915 (May) Silverton Tramway Co cover from Broken Hill to Sapper LW Avery in Egypt from where sent to Gallipoli, the postage crossed through, the original opening at the top stitched with green yarn (!) & the cover re-addressed to the sender's father in NSW, light part-cds of 5DE15 & boxed Censor No 2222 h/s in rosine, minor faults. A truly remarkable item showing real initiative. SymbolcGradeb Estimate$400Price Realized$800StatusSold View details 811 "OCCUPATION": 1915 (Dec 6) crudely produced postcard from "Sig Newman/3rd Sig Troop/3rd LH Bde" to "Pte Les Frayne/4th LH Field Ambulance/Gallipoli" with part-cds in reddish purple & British square Censor No 2627 h/s in violet, ironed-out & reinforced creasing presumably as a result of being stuffed in the recipient's pocket. A very rare item, being the only Gallipoli "local letter" we have seen! [The writer states "...let me know where to find you & I'll trot along for a yarn..."] SymbolcGrade(c) Estimate$100Price Realized$650StatusSold View details 812 "OCCUPATION": 1915 (Aug) opened-out cover & (Sep) illustrated "A Budget from Australia" Reply Letter Card - the 1d stamp has either been moved or doesn't belong - both to Sgt HS Mills in Egypt, both endorsed "Killed in Action" & with superb 'S.O.I.' (= Senior Officer Informed) handstamp in violet, DLO b/s of Melbourne & Adelaide. [The latter item states "...Eight Hours Day is to be called Anzac Day this year...& collections are to be taken for the returned wounded...", the first such reference w SymbolcGradeb Estimate$300Price Realized$600StatusSold View details Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...293031323334...93|Next123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293 Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293 Next
