| Lot |
Symbols |
Description |
Estimate |
| 223 |
O |
1850 (SG.10) 1d gooseberry red on hard greyish/bluish paper, Plate II; four large even margins. Cat.£475. |
$250 - $300 |
| 224 |
O |
1850 (SG.13) 1d carmine on laid paper, Plate II; four clear even margins. Cat.£475. |
$200 - $250 |
| 225 |
O |
1850 (SG.21) 2d indigo, Plate II, early impression (pos.18); four margins, faint but clear strike, barred numeral "58" of Clarence Town (rated RRRR). Holcombe certificate. Cat.£275. |
$200 - $250 |
| 226 |
O |
1850 (SG.26) 2d prussian blue, strip from Plate II, worn impression; four huge margins; cancelled Sydney bars, vertical crease on reverse along one frame line. Scarce multiple. Cat.£510++. (3) |
$350 - $400 |
| 227 |
(*) |
1851 (SG.55) 2d greyish blue, four close margins. Fresh appearance. Cat.£650. |
$250 - $300 |
| 228 |
O |
1852 (SG.66,67,69) group of 3d singles showing shades (green, dull yellow green and emerald green), as well as paper varieties. Fine examples of this issue which is characterised by narrow margins. Cat.£440. (3) |
$250 - $300 |
| 229 |
O |
1853 (SG.78) 6d grey-brown; four margins, touches at lower left; Sydney bars cancel. Cat.£300. |
$150 - $175 |
| 230 |
(*) |
1860-62 (SG.98) perf.13 (6d) Registered rose-red & Prussian blue, good colour. Cat £275. |
$150 - $200 |
| 231 |
* |
1856 (SG.112) Imperforate 3d bluish-green, original gum (browned), margins close at top and bottom, wider on sides. Cat £850.
|
$400 - $500 |
| 232 |
O |
1856 (SG.113a) Imperforate 3d dull green, with variety "Error Watermark "2"; variable margins, light Sydney cancel. A very presentable example of this rarity of which about 20 copies are known. Cat.£3000. |
$1000 - $1200 |
| 233 |
O |
1855 (SG.114) Imperforate 5d dull green, wmk "5", fine used with four huge margins. Lightly cancelled. Lovely example. Cat £600 (=A$1720). |
$400 - $500 |
| 234 |
O |
1855 (SG.125) Imperforate 8d golden yellow, with four fantastic margins from lower right corner of sheet; Sydney cancel. A lovely stamp. Cat £900 (=A$2575).. |
$600 - $800 |
| 235 |
(*) |
1885 (SG.245a) 10/- claret & lilac, optd POSTAGE in black, perf 12. Quite rare. Cat £500. |
$300 - $350 |
| 236 |
O |
1897 (SG.287c/d) Charity issue, 1d (1/-) marginal copy with lovely first day issue cds "Cobargo JU 22 1897" & 2½d (2/6) on small piece with full Haymarket duplex "865" strike dated AU 29 1897. (2) |
$150 - $175 |
| 237 |
* |
1899 (SG.301a) Diamond Jubilee issue, 1d shield, imperf marginal pair (with part wording "(D)iamond Jubile(e)"; one stamp is hinged, and there is a crease in the margin. (2) |
$80 - $100 |
| 238 |
* |
OFFICIALS: 1880 (SG.O18ac) 10d lilac, perf 10, wmk "10" optd OS. Cat £225. Scarce. |
$150 - $200 |
| 239 |
** * |
OFFICIALS: 1888-90 (SG.039) Centennial issue 1d mauve block "OS" **/*; blk is bottom marginal with imprint "CP and "GP../N.S."; there is also a minor perforation error. (6) |
$100 - $125 |
| 240 |
C |
OFFICIALS: 1897 Official cover Sydney to Double Bay on embossed stationery; very fine "GOVERNOR/NEW SOUTH WALES" h/stamp in blue, and red arms and "Government House Sydney" on reverse. |
$150 - $200 |
| 241 |
* |
POSTAGE DUES: 1891-2 (SG.D1-10) complete set to 20/-; all fine except 1d (cnr. fault) & 3d (no gum). A scarce set. Cat.£650+. (10) |
$600 - $800 |
| 242 |
* |
REVENUES: 1929-50 issue, pair 2d orange (issued 1934) imperf *. (4) |
$80 - $100 |
| 243 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: Mar.1853 Sydney to London cover bearing 1d brick red & 2d ultramarine Laureates; endorsed "per Steamer Melbourne" and mss "8" (UK incoming rate). Reverse with "SHIP LETTER/SYDNEY/ MR*1/ 1853" and London arrival. Transported via COGH by Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company. Very fine. |
$200 - $250 |
| 244 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1878 (Nov.26) Sydney to London long cover bearing a pair of 1/- black De La Rue's (SG.221) tied by two strikes Sydney dumb obliterator; endorsed "Per supplementary mail via Brindisi" and London "PAID" ds in red; a couple of vertical folding creases and some edge wear at the non stamp end. |
$150 - $200 |
| 245 |
PC |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1905 Sydney to Paris taxed postcard with NSW T shield and French 10c postage due stamp affixed, however card readdressed to Switzerland and Swiss 10c postage due stamp also attached. Rare dual country tax. |
$100 - $125 |
| Lot |
Symbols |
Description |
Estimate |
| 268 |
C |
1853 (SG.2) Imperforate 1d blue Courier (colour appears closer to the scarce steel blue shade), two pairs on 1855 (Feb 19) cover Hobart to Launceston, being positions 3-4 and 16-17; margins are close to clear and each stamp is cancelled with barred numeral "68"; also shows Pre Paid despatch h/stamp on front and similar arrival h/stamp on reverse. The two right hand stamps with internal tear and the cover has been reinforced. One of only four covers identified by Dr Geoff Kellow where the 1d has been used in multiples to pay the 4d Inland Rate. RPSL 1991 certificate. A very rare franking. |
$10000 - $15000 |
| 269 |
C |
1853 (SG.4) Imperforate 1d blue Courier, strip of 3 with good to large margins, being positions 13-15 and a single with outer frame line just cut into at right, on 1855 (Mar.21) cover to Swan River, Western Australia. Cancelled by two fine strikes barred numeral "68" of Hobart and showing a fine "GENERAL POST OFFICE/HOBART TOWN/VDL" cds in red. There is a small scissor cut between the left hand pair. Dr. Geoff Kellow records only three covers where the 4d Ship Letter rate has been paid by multiples of the 1d Courier, and this is also the only cover used with 1d Couriers to any of the other Australian colonies. Together with the cover recorded to Canada these are the two most exotic destinations for 1d Courier covers available to collectors of the Colony. 1990 RPSL certificate. An exceptional franking, and one of the most significant Tasmanian covers. |
$40000 - $50000 |
| 270 |
C |
1853 (SG.8) Imperf. 4d orange, 4 margin Courier on small envelope to Launceston showing almost complete framed "CAMP TOWN/18.Dec,54" despatch h/stamp on front; cancelled by fine strike barred numeral "18" of Campbell Town; on reverse is Launceston arrival cds. 1994 BPA Certificate identifies as SG.10, however since SG lists this stamp as being available from 1855, we believe the stamp is SG.8. |
$1200 - $1500 |
| 271 |
* |
1853-54 (SG.10) 4d orange Courier, with four clear margins ; unused with part original gum; 1975 BPA Certificate identifies as SG.12 yellowish orange, we beg to differ. Very strong colour and fresh appearance. |
$1500 - $2000 |
| 272 |
C |
1855 (SG.10) 4d imperf Courier, orange, with good margins 3 sides and just cut into on 4th; lightly cancelled "68" Hobart Town on 1855 (Oct.16) entire to Sydney endorsed "via Launceston"; cds "GENERAL POST OFFICE/HOBART TOWN/VDL" in red on front and the reverse has "SHIP LETTER/OC 25/1855//SYDNEY" in black. Entire has a light horizontal folding crease; but generally fine; it also has a white embossed insignia with wording "C.M.MAXWELL/HOBART TOWN". Attractive. |
$1500 - $2000 |
| 273 |
O |
1855 (SG.15) 2d deep green Chalon, imperforate pair; three full margins, fourth close-to-touching; cancelled barred numeral "5-"; Holcombe 1988 Opinion. Cat.£1000. (2) |
$600 - $800 |
| 274 |
C |
1855 (SG.15,17) Wmk Large Star imperforate 2d and 4d Chalons on entire endorsed "Longford/15/5/56" to London; both with three margins and the fourth cut into; also endorsed "per Royal Charter" a clipper ship as at the time steamers were diverted to Crimea; handstruck 6d; on the reverse diamond framed red "POST OFFICE/LAUNCESTON" datestamp overstruck by "AUSTRALIAN/LIVERPOOL/PACKET" cds. A rare and attractive franking. |
$1500 - $2000 |
| 275 |
C |
1855 (SG.15,18) Wmk Large Star, imperforate 2d deep green and 4d blue Chalons, both with good margins on entire endorsed "per first mail packet" to London and cancelled with good strikes barred numeral "60" of Launceston; front also shows the red diamond despatch cds "POST OFFICE LAUNCESTON/140C14/VDL/1956" partly overstruck by a Paid arrival cds also in red; the entire has a horizontal filing crease. 1981 BPA Certificate. Fine. |
$1500 - $2000 |
| 276 |
C |
1856 (Feb) entire sent from Hobart to London (being a detailed letter from a son to his father) bearing a fine vertical pair of 4d Large Star wmk Chalons cancelled by 2 very fine strikes of barred numeral "61" of Hobart Town; the entire is endorsed "per Sultana" and was double weight, as evidenced by a mss 1/- ; the reverse has very fine cancels of "SHIP LETTER/FREE\G.P.O. VICTORIA" and "AUSTRALIAN/LIVERPOOL/PACKET" cds's. Fine and desirable. |
$1500 - $2000 |
| 277 |
O |
1855 (SG.17) 4d deep blue Chalon, imperf strip, four margins, one close; cancelled barred numeral "60" Launceston. Fine and attractive. (3) |
$400 - $500 |
| 278 |
O |
1855 (SG.18) 4d blue Chalon, imperf strip, four good margins; indistinct cancel; a rare large multiple. Fine. (6) |
$2000 - $2500 |
| 279 |
O |
1855 (SG.18) 4d blue Chalon, imperf block, margins touching at top and right side; indistinct cancel; some light creases which do not detract from appearance. Scarce large multiple. (6) |
$750 - $1000 |
| 280 |
C |
1855 (SG.18) 4d blue Chalon, imperf, 3 pairs, all with good margins (one pair just touched at top left corner); barred numeral cancels incl. "60" Launceston and "64" Hobart Town. (6) |
$400 - $600 |
| 281 |
O |
1856-57 (SG.24) 1d deep red brown Chalon on pelure paper, imperf, four margins, one close; indistinct cancel. Scarce stamp. Cat.£600. |
$400 - $500 |
| 282 |
C |
1856 (SG.24) Launceston local entire dated July 1857 bearing 1d deep red brown imperf Chalon on pelure paper with four margins and an indistinct cancel; an almost complete strike of the "PRE PAID/10 O'CLOCK/6 JY 6/1857" h/stamp in red is also the earliest recorded. This cover originated from the Johnstone correspondence and is the finest example of this difficult issue on entire. Apart from an entire bearing the 1d on no watermark paper in oily ink this is the only example on entire paying the town letter rate used in Launceston. The entire is accompanied by a RPSL 1989 Certificate; a pinhole at left on the 1d is barely noticeable. A rare cover with a rare stamp. |
$5000 - $6000 |
| 283 |
* |
1857-69 (SG.25) 1d deep red brown, wmk double lined 1, imperf four marginned Chalon, with part o.g. and variety wmk inverted; not listed by Gibbons. 1953 RPSL Certificate which does not identify the variety, and also identifies colour as being pale red brown! Small black mark at right, otherwise fine. Rare stamp in good condition. |
$1000 - $1500 |
| 284 |
C |
1857-60 (SG.31,37) 2d green and 4d blue, wmk double lined numerals, imperf, both with cut into margins and cancelled by BN "68" Hobart, on cover to Worcester, then readdressed to London; front has red cds "GENERAL POST OFFICE/HOBART TOWN/14MY14/VDL/1859" and Worcester receival cds; also mss "1" for redirection. Backflap torn, otherwise good example of redirected mail from Tasmania. |
$600 - $800 |
| 285 |
* |
1857-60 (SG.36,37) 4d pale blue imperf Chalons, double lined wmk, horizontal pair with good to large margins and large part original gum; also 4d blue single with good margins and part original gum. Fine. (3) |
$300 - $400 |
| 286 |
C |
1858 (SG.40) 6d dull lilac imperf Chalon, wmk double lined "6", with good to large margins, cancelled BN "68" of Hobart Town on 1858 (Apr.3) entire to Launceston; Pre Paid cds on front and boxed arrival ds on reverse, both in red; part of back fold missing, but does not detract from appearance. Good example of the short lived country letter rate. |
$250 - $300 |
| 287 |
C |
1858 (SG.40) 6d dull lilac imperf Chalon, wmk double lined "6", with four close margins, cancelled BN"61" of Hobart Town on 1858 (Sep.2) entire to Launceston; Pre Paid cds on front and boxed arrival ds on reverse, both in red; good example of the short lived country letter rate. Fine. |
$300 - $350 |
| 288 |
C |
1858 (SG.40) 6d dull lilac imperf Chalon, wmk double lined "6", with four close margins (touched at left), cancelled by BN "59" of Launceston on 1858 (Sep.2) entire to London; endorsed "pr Columbian overland via Marseilles"; mss "3" in red on front indicates Marseilles rate paid in cash. Rare. |
$500 - $600 |
| 289 |
C |
1864-69 (SG.59) 1d carmine Chalon, wmk double lined 1, perf 10, cancelled by BN "52" on a small cover dated 1869 (Aug.1) at the town letter rate in Launceston; good strike of the cds "PRE PAID/1 0'CLOCK/1 AU/1869" cds, being a very late useage. Some faults on backflap, but generally fine. |
$400 - $500 |
| 290 |
O |
1863-71 (SG.69a) 1d dull vermilion Chalon, wmk double lined 1, perf 12, used; variety double overprint; not priced in Gibbons. |
$200 - $250 |
| 291 |
C |
1868-69 (SG.119) 2d yellow green Chalons, serrated perf 19 at Hobart, pair on 1868 (July 25) entire to Swansea; stamps are cancelled by Hobart dumb obliterator; the left stamp faulty and there is a repaired tear on the entire (well clear of the stamps). The stamps are extremely scarce on cover, possibly unique usage. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 292 |
* ** |
1871-91 (SG.143) 6d dull claret, perf 12, in marginal block of 12 (8 **); stunning item. (12) |
$400 - $500 |
| 293 |
* ** |
1871-91 (SG.143) 6d dull claret, perf 12, in block of 12 (4x3) with 10 **; perfs have been trimmed at right; also a marginal block of 4 **. (16) |
$200 - $300 |
| 294 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1827 (June 1) entire to Tamar East showing very fine unframed oval "HOBART TOWN/V.D.L." h/stamp (used between 1824-32); Ex Rigo de Righi. Scarce. |
$600 - $800 |
| 295 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1829 official entire (HMS) to London, rated 2/10 showing large part "LAUNCESTON" double lined oval h/stamp (Campbell type 5) being the earliest recorded date; reverse has stepped "ROMNEY/SHIP LETTER" h/stamp and London arrival ds in red. Filing folds, but otherwise fine. |
$300 - $400 |
| 296 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1832 entire from London addressed to "Mr. John Leake, Rosedale, at the junction of the Elizabeth and Macquarie, care of Mr. William Bill Leake, Government Bank, Hobart Town", rated "2/5" and showing fine strike in red crowned "POST PAID SHIP L/LONDON" and also tombstone "PAID" ds in red; also 1841 (Mar.) entire from London to Launceston, marked "Pd 8" and h/stamp "Maddox-St" showing also "PAID SHIP LETTER/LONDON" oval ds in red and, on reverse, boxed "SHIP LETTER" ds. Condition of both entires is poor, but rare early examples. (2) |
$150 - $200 |
| 297 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1837 (Apr.) "O.H.M.S.O." entire to Campbelltown, marked "Commissioners Office" at lower left, showing clear strike of crowned "FREE" ds (Campbell Type 35) in red. Two vertical filing creases. Very rare early strike; only a few examples are known. |
$500 - $600 |
| 298 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1845 (Sept.6) entire to London endorsed "per Gazelle from Hobart Town", rated "8" and showing Crowned "GENERAL POST OFFICE/HOBART TOWN/VDL" oval ds in red, also part unframed "SHIP LETTER" on reverse; spike hole on front, otherwise fine. |
$150 - $200 |
| 299 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1845 (Sept.12) entire from Sydney and carried privately to Launceston where put into the post; showing very fine "10 O'CLOCK" cds (Campbell Type 23), very early date and very few known, would have to be the finest strike of these; also mss "2". Entire has spike mark, and some internal tears; but generally fine. |
$300 - $400 |
| 300 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1846 (Dec.7) entire headed "Lemington Probation Station" addressed to Lancashire, England and endorsed at left "Convict Letter" and countersigned by the Superintendent of Convicts, rated "8" and showing "FREE" cds in red (early usage) on front, and arrival cds and straight line SHIP LETTER on reverse. Some soiling and creases evident, as to be expected; probably the only example extant from the Probation Station.
Convicts letters are very scarce largely due to the low literacy among those sent to Van Diemen's Land and because the stigma associated with having a relative serving a sentance as a transported convict meant that those in England receiving letters from them were unlikely to retain them for future generations to learn of the blot on the family.
This letter was written on 7th December 1846 by Gabriel Tinsley to his father from the Lymington Probation Station near Port Cygnet. Tinsley (his alias) was convicted in Lancashire of breaking & entering with intent to steal, arrived in the Colony on October 15, 1845 and sent to Lymington. Apart from a fine of 5/- for being drunk he had a clear record and was granted a conditional pardon in November 1853. Lymington Probation Station was a small station with an invalid hospital opened in 1845 and closed in 1848 serving invalid prisoners transferred from Impression Bay who were engaged in clearing and cultivating land.
This is the only convict letter recorded from this short lived station and the earliest letter from the Huon region. It has been sent free in accordance with the Postal Regulations having been endorsed as required by the Superintendent of Convicts. |
$2000 - $2500 |
| 301 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1847 (Feb.12) entire to London from Hobart Town endorsed "Per Derwent" rated 4 and 8 in mss, and showing "GENERAL POST OFFICE/HOBART TOWN" cds in red (Campbell Type 8); two vertical folding creases. |
$150 - $200 |
| 302 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1849 (June) cover from Teignmouth, England to Launceston, Van Diemen's Land, endorsed "By Private Ship/prepaid by 4 2d stamps" bearing as noted 4 x GB 1841 2d deep blue stamps (all cut into on one side); reverse displays a range of despatch, arrival and transit date stamps. Fine and rare. |
$1000 - $1500 |
| 303 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1851 (June 5) entire from Sydney to New Norfolk, Van Diemens Land, bearing 4 margined 3d Sydney View (SG.39) tied by dumb obliterator, with mss "5" and red unframed "PAID SHIP LETTER/JU 5/1851/SYDNEY" h/stamp on front; Launceston receival ds is on reverse. Fine and attractive. |
$1000 - $1500 |
| 304 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1853 (Oct.20) printed entire letter from Geelong, carried privately to Launceston where it was put into the post, showing fair "10 O'CLOCK/PAID" cds in red (Campbell Type 23) and mss "2" in red crayon. Very rare, only three examples believed known. |
$600 - $800 |
| 305 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1854 (July 4) entire Albany, Western Australia to "Hobart Town, V D Land", rated 4d and showing boxed "PAID/ALBANY" in red with mss date inserted and partly overstruck by poor "SHIP LETTER" ds in red; on reverse Launceston receival cds. The cover iwith minor faults; very rare inwards mail from Western Australia. |
$1000 - $1500 |
| 306 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1855 OHMS cover endorsed William Denison (Governor of Tasmania) to John Leake MLC; cover shows fine strike boxed "CAMP TOWN 13 Jan. 55" h/stamp ; and Free h/stamp in red (type 38) with late usage "12 Jan 1855"; also Governor's seal on reverse in red wax. Fine and attractive. |
$400 - $500 |
| 307 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1855 (Apr) stampless entire to Hobart Town endorsed "Brighton 17/4/55"; entire is headed "On Public Service Only" and shows good strike "FREE" ds (Campbell Fig.38); stains from seal; otherwise fine. |
$120 - $150 |
| 308 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1856 (Apr.5) entire to London bearing 1855 4d blue Chalon (SG.17) with clear to large margins and cancelled BN "60", with mss "6" and diamond framed "POST OFFICE/LAUNCESTON"ds in red on front and arrival cds on reverse. Fine. |
$300 - $400 |
| 309 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1856 (Aug.) entire Hobart to London endorsed "Per Lightning" bearing 1855 2d deep green and 4d blue Chalons (SG.15,17) both cut into at foot; two very fine strikes BN "68" ; front shows "GENERAL POST OFFICE/HOBART TOWN" and tombstone "PAID/LIVERPOOL/SHIP" cds's in red. Fine and rare. |
$1200 - $1500 |
| 310 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1856 (Sept 9) cover Hobart to Melbourne endorsed "Per Black Swan"; 4d blue (SG.17) pays the ship letter rate, and is cancelled by BN "60" Hobart; b/stamp unframed "Ship Letter Victoria" in red. Attractive. |
$350 - $400 |
| 311 |
^ |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1857 (May) part of "London Illustrated News" addressed "Buckland Esq, Hobart Town" bearing GB 1d "Stars" tied by "959" obliterator (Clifton, Glos.); some minor fox marks. This is a rare example of the 1d newspaper rate to Tasmania. |
$400 - $500 |
| 312 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1858 large part Official letter (flap repaired) from the Police Magistrate of Richmond to his counterpart at Oatlands, being a pass for a female convict (Catherine Mullins); the cover bears an 1857-69 2d & 4d imperf Chalons (both touched or cut into) paying the short lived country rate of 6d; one strike of the Richmond canceller "53" has been applied; the cover is also endorsed "Richmond/10.3.58"; a notation at the top reads "for Spring Bay". An interesting historical item. |
$600 - $800 |
| 313 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1858 (Mar.8) large part Official letter from the Police Magistrate in Hamilton to his counterpart at Oatlands, being a pass for a convict (Matthew Maxwell "Saint Vincent"); the entire is franked by 1857-69 2d & 4d imperf Chalons (both with margins cut into) and the adhesives are cancelled by a mss date (8.3.58). Light staining, but generally fine. |
$400 - $600 |
| 314 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1858 (Mar.16) entire from London to Launceston, endorsed "via Marseilles" and rated "9" in red; framed "SHIP LETTER INWARDS FREE" circular "PAID" & "SHIP LETTER INWARDS FREE" h/stamps in red; filing crease. |
$120 - $150 |
| 315 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1860 (Sept.26) entire from London to Launceston endorsed "Via Marseilles" and rated 1/- in red; on reverse fine strike diamond framed "SHIP LETTER INWARDS FREE" ds in red. Light horizontal crease. |
$120 - $150 |
| 316 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1861 (Mar.9) entire from Mauritius to Launceston endorsed "per Marcus Goddard"; posted in Melbourne by forwarding agent Flower McDonald & Co (oval cachet at left) with 6d Queen on Throne tied by Melbourne "1"; Melbourne despatch ds and diamond framed "SHIP LETTER INWARDS FREE" ds in red on back. Fine and rare. |
$600 - $800 |
| 317 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1864 (Apr.26) entire from London to Launceston, endorsed "OVERLAND MAIL/Via MARSEILLES" & rated 1/8, and showing on reverse diamond framed "SHIP LETTER INWARDS FREE" ds in red; horizontal fold. |
$120 - $150 |
| 318 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1865 (Feb.20) cover Launceston to Dorchester, England endorsed "via Marseilles" bearing 6d grey violet Chalon (stained) and 4d blue, perf 10, Chalon; both cancelled BN "52" with fine diamond framed "POST OFFICE/LAUNCESTON" despatch ds and "LONDON PAID" transit ds in red. Fine and attractive. |
$400 - $500 |
| 319 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1870 (June 8) printed circular from the Royal Society, Hobart to Launceston, marked "Print Only" and bearing 1865-71 perf 12 1d carmine (straight edged at foot and slightly oxidised), clearly tied and showing "PRE PAID" cds in red. Vertical folding crease, otherwise fine. Very rare rate. |
$400 - $600 |
| 320 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1876 (Aug.5) and 1878 (Jan.21) mourning covers from the same correspondence to UK marked "Via Brindisi", one bearing 6d Chalon and 2d Sideface, the other bearing a pair of 6d Chalons and a pair of 2d Sidefaces paying the double rate; all tied by Hobart duplexes; the latter cover has a torn backflap and the lower right corner clipped. (2) |
$300 - $400 |
| 321 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1876 (Nov.) entire from London to Hobart, endorsed "via Brindisi" and franked 1/4, on reverse Launceston and Hobart cds's, also seal from "John Gosnelor & Co. Perfumers by appointment to Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales"; two vertical folding creases. |
$120 - $150 |
| 322 |
C |
POSTAL HISTORY: 1892 (Aug.24) cover from Launceston to New Norfolk; bearing 1857-69 imperf 1d carmine and 1864-68 perf 12½ 1d carmine tied by two strikes Launceston duplex & with arrival cds on reverse. |
$120 - $150 |
| Lot |
Symbols |
Description |
Estimate |
| 323 |
O |
SQUIGGLES, CROSS HATCHES, ETC: 1857 (SG.25) strip of six 1d deep red brown imperf Chalon, each cancelled with a single wavy line, 3 cut into at top, still striking piece; also 4d pale blue cancelled by two wavy lines. (7) |
$150 - $200 |
| 324 |
^ |
SQUIGGLES, CROSS HATCHES, ETC: Front endorsed "Deloraine/10 Aug 59" to Launceston bearing 1857 2d green pair, applied over top edge, cancelled by two wavy lines, ex Viney. |
$300 - $400 |
| 325 |
C |
SQUIGGLES, CROSS HATCHES, ETC: 1855 cover endorsed "Macquarie Plains/12/3/55" bearing 1855 4d Courier (SG.11) cut to shape cancelled by mss cross hatch (rated RRRR); also shows "PAID" ds in red, and mss "8"; square "LIVERPOOL SHIP.." ds on reverse; the cover is soiled, and backflap torn, but still rare. |
$600 - $800 |
| 326 |
C |
SQUIGGLES, CROSS HATCHES, ETC: 1863 entire endorsed "Macquarie Plains/19/10/63" bearing 1857 4d pale blue Chalon (cut into at foot) cancelled by mss 3 horizontal pen strokes (rated RRR); reverse has "PRE PAID" ds in red. Fine and rare. |
$600 - $800 |
| 327 |
C |
SQUIGGLES, CROSS HATCHES, ETC: 1860 entire to Launceston endorsed "Macquarie River/26/11/60" bearing 1857 4d pale blue Chalon and cancelled by 5 slanting pen strokes (rated RRRR); on reverse red Pre Paid ds. Fine and rare. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 328 |
|
SQUIGGLES, CROSS HATCHES, ETC: 1860 entire endorsed "Sorell/4/10/60" to Durham, England, bearing 1857 2d slate green strip of three (one stamp touched at foot) each cancelled by pen strokes (rated RRRR) with Hobart "Pre Paid" ds in red; generally fine. Rare. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 329 |
C |
PROVISIONAL NUMERALS 1853-61: 1859 entire endorsed "Bothwell/28/3/59" to Hobart Town bearing 1857 4d blue Chalon (with faults) cancelled by mss "13". Fine. |
$600 - $800 |
| 330 |
C |
PROVISIONAL NUMERALS 1853-61: 1860 mourning cover endorsed "Kang Point/22.10.60" to England bearing 1857-60 2d slate green and 4d pale blue (cut into) Chalons; both cancelled with mss "39" between pen strokes; London paid transit stamp in red. Rare. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 331 |
C |
PROVISIONAL NUMERALS 1853-61: 1858 entire endorsed "Macquarie River/9/8/58" to London bearing 1857 2d green and 4d blue (the latter with left margin cut into), both cancelled by mss "42" (rated R); the face is a little soiled, and there is a sealing wax stain evident. Attractive and scarce. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 332 |
C |
PROVISIONAL NUMERALS 1853-61: 1858 cover endorsed "New Town/22-6-58" to Launceston bearing 1858 6d dull lilac imperf Chalon cancelled by mss "46" (rated RR); also endorsed "F.R.Tasmania" (Francis Russell Nixon, Bishop of Tasmania). Illustrated in the 1962 Green Book (Page 93) Fine and attractive. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 333 |
O |
PROVISIONAL NUMERALS 1853-61: 1853 (SG.5) mss "56" of Spring Bay in grid (rated R) on 4d bright red orange Courier with 4 good margins. |
$250 - $300 |
| 334 |
^ |
PROVISIONAL NUMERALS 1853-61: 1855 (SG.12) mss "57" of Westbury (rated RR) on 4d yellowish orange Courier; two clear and two close margins. |
$100 - $150 |
| 335 |
O |
PROVISIONAL TOWN CANCELS 1853-61: 1857-69 (SG.36) mss "ant p.." ('ant ponds" of Antill Ponds) (rated RRRR) over written on barred numeral "10" Antill Ponds on 4d pale blue Chalon; 4 margins, just touching to large. Unique and desirable item. |
$150 - $200 |
| 336 |
C |
PROVISIONAL TOWN CANCELS 1853-61: 1860 cover to Hobart bearing an 1857 4d pale blue Chalon tied by mss town cancel "Kingston /22-9-60" (rated RR), with arrival "PRE PAID" ds in red. Illustrated in the 1962 Green Book (Page 108). Scarce. ex Viney. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 337 |
C |
PROVISIONAL TOWN CANCELS 1853-61: Sept.1860 Torquay to Hobart Town cover bearing Imperf. 4d Chalon cancelled by mss "Torquay 11/9/60". (This cover referred to in 1962 Green Book p.42). Horiz. crease through adhesive. |
$300 - $400 |
| 338 |
C |
POSTMASTERS PRIVATE HANDSTAMPS: 1855 front to Hobart bearing cut to shape 4d Courier (SG.9) cancelled by "MACQUARIE/PLAINS" h/stamp (rated RRR) with mss date 4/10/53 above; the 4d has a light vertical crease and a repaired tear at upper left, neither of which detracts from appearances. Very few examples are recorded on fronts or covers. Rare and desirable. |
$1000 - $1500 |
| 339 |
C |
POSTMASTERS PRIVATE HANDSTAMPS: 1853 (Apr.8) entire Portland, Victoria to Campbelltown, rated "4" in red, then deleted and replaced by "5"; front shows arrival h/stamp boxed rectangular "CAMP TOWN/15Apr15" and reverse shows crowned Portland despatch h/stamp and Melbourne and Launceston transit h/stamps. Ageing around edges, otherwise fine. |
$400 - $500 |
| 340 |
C |
POSTMASTERS PRIVATE HANDSTAMPS: 1853 (May) entire to Launceston with very rare Longford postmaster's private h/stamp "LONG" with stamped MAY and mss "16" at end. Three examples of this handstamp are known; two are from the Johnstone correspondence both used in 1853 and the other example reads LONGD and is dated October 20 making this the earliest recorded example. The third example is struck on a stamped front to England in 1854 and reads LONG; the structure of the handstamp suggests it consists of individual moveable type set on a forme. The entire is also endorsed "money letter"; as well the letter is rated "4" in red crayon and the reverse has a Launceston arrival h/stamp. Condition very fine; rare and desirable. |
$2500 - $3000 |
| 341 |
C |
POSTMASTERS PRIVATE HANDSTAMPS: 1868 mourning cover to Circular Head bearing 1857 4d blue Chalon (cut into at bottom) cancelled by good strike BN "110" and showing "SOMERSET/RIVER CAM" private h/stamp with mss date 24-7-68; only 8-10 examples of this h/stamp are recorded. Part backflap missing, otherwise fine. Rare. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 342 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1857 (Mar.18) cover to Sydney endorsed "Antill Ponds/17/3/57" bearing 1857 4d imperf Chalon, indistinctly cancelled; front also shows Hobart "Pre Paid" ds in red and on reverse, bold unframed "SHIP LETTER/D/MAR 24/1857/SYDNEY" h/stamp. Cover a little soiled around edges, but fine. |
$300 - $400 |
| 343 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1870 (Nov) cover to London endorsed "Antill Ponds/4-11-70" with 2d green and 4d blue, perf 12, Chalons paying the 6d overseas rate (both stamps have one straight edge); cancelled BN "10" (although "0" is indistinct); London arrival ds on front and diamond "POST OFFICE/LAUNCESTON" on reverse. Light soiling & part flap missing. |
$400 - $500 |
| 344 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1854 (Jan) cover to England, endorsed "per Harbinger via Melbourne" bearing cut to shape 4d Courier, with smudged cancel and postmasters mss endorsement "BBourne (Bishopsbourne)/Jan 11/54"; cover rated "8" with Hobart transit "Paid/12Jan12/1854" ds on front and arrival and transit cds on reverse; folding creases. |
$300 - $400 |
| 345 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1867 cover to England endorsed "Buckland 24/1/67" and "Via Southampton", bearing an 1857-69 4d pale blue Chalons pair (faults); both cancelled fine strike "73"; it would appear that a third stamp is missing (probably at the post office), and mss "2d" has been written where the stamp would normally have been. Hobart pre paid ds in red on front and on reverse, arrival and transit cds's; the cover is a little worn, particularly around the edges. |
$200 - $300 |
| 346 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1846 entire endorsed "Cambelton (sic) 1/12/46" to Launceston, rated "4"; on reverse fine early strike of the Launceston double ring cds (Campbell type 10) dated Dec.2. Vertical folding crease, otherwise fine. |
$200 - $250 |
| 347 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1849 entire endorsed "C.Town 3/9/49" to Launceston; rated "4"; on reverse fine strike Launceston cds (Campbell Type 11) dated 4 Sept.1849. Courtesy letter about not being able to remit money due, as floods have kept customers on the other side of the river! Very fine condition |
$150 - $200 |
| 348 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1847 entire endorsed "C.Head 22/10/47" and "Money Letter" to Launceston; rated "4"; entire has some internal faults, but overall appearance fine. |
$150 - $200 |
| 349 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1851 entire endorsed "Deloraine 2/3/51" to Launceston; rated "4"; Launceston arrival ds (Campbell Type 11) on reverse; significant internal faults (staining and torn page) do not affect appearance. |
$120 - $150 |
| 350 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1852 entire endorsed "Pd Fingal 1/7/52" to Launceston; rated "4"; some internal soiling does not affect external appearance. |
$120 - $150 |
| 351 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1847 entire endorsed "George Town 30/8/47" to Launceston; rated "4"; early example Launceston double ring arrival ds (Campbell Type 10) on reverse; entire spiked, otherwise fine. |
$120 - $150 |
| 352 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1855 (SG.17) entire endorsed "Green Ponds/6-4-57" to Hobart Town bearing two 4d deep blue imperf Chalon singles, each with 4 margins; both are cancelled by the 1st allocation BN "31" Green Ponds (rated R). Minor age spotting around edges and addressee's name has been enhanced; 1989 RPSL certificate. Scarce. |
$800 - $1000 |
| 353 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1866 (Oct) cover to England, endorsed "Lisdillon 21.10.66" bearing 1860-67 6d violet imperf Chalon with clear to good margins, tied by indistinct numeral and with Hobart "PRE PAID" ds on front. Light staining, but scarce. |
$200 - $300 |
| 354 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1849 entire endorsed "Longf(ord) 5/5/49" to Launceston; rated "4"; with good strike Launceston arrival cds (Campbell type 11) on reverse; wax seal tear on reverse, otherwise fine. |
$150 - $200 |
| 355 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1847 entire endorsed "PSorell 20/8/47" to Launceston; rated "4"; with fine early strike Launceston double ring cds (Campbell type 11) on reverse; some internal tears, but condition generally fine. |
$150 - $200 |
| 356 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1861 entire endorsed "Ross Sept/61" bearing 1857-69 4d pale blue Chalon cancelled "77" and tied by arrival "PRE PAID" ds in red. |
$200 - $250 |
| 357 |
C |
POSTMASTER MSS ENDORSEMENTS: 1847 entire endorsed "Westbury Nov 18"; rated "4", with fine strike Launceston double ring cds (Campbell type 10) on reverse; entire spiked and some internal tears; otherwise fine. |
$150 - $200 |
| 358 |
C |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: Jan.1854 Brighton to Newtown cover with clear strike "12" of Brighton (rated RRRR) tieing 4d Courier cut-to-shape. Front endorsed "Brighton 10/1/54" Rare cover. Ex Purves. |
$500 - $750 |
| 359 |
C |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1854 (Jan.) cut to shape 4d Courier tied by barred numeral "12" (rated RRRR) inland rate to Macquarie River via Ross; cover endorsed "Brighton 30-1-54"; 10mm tear at top of cover well clear of stamp; otherwise fine. |
$400 - $500 |
| 360 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853 (SG.3) 1d pale blue Courier with bold strike "14" of Bridgewater (rated RRR), cut along framelines, except for two corners where slightly trimmed to shape. |
$300 - $400 |
| 361 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1857-69 (SG.25) Imperf 1d Chalon pair with superb strike "18" of Campbell Town. Attractive piece. (2) |
$100 - $150 |
| 362 |
C |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: July 1854 Campbell Town to Edinburgh cover with superb strike "18" tieing 4d Courier cut-to-shape; rated "8". Markings include rectangular boxed "CAMP TOWN/ 21 July 54", and on reverse LAUNCESTON (type 11) transit cds. Condition fine, small burn mark at top and horiz. crease. |
$300 - $400 |
| 363 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853-5 (SG.8) 4d orange Courier with good strike "20" of Circular Head; three very large margins, fourth just touching. |
$150 - $200 |
| 364 |
C |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: Aug.1860 George Town to London cover with fair strike "32" of George Town cancelling 6d imperf Chalon. Cover endorsed "George Town 13/8/60" and with Hobart and London markings on reverse. Ex Purves. This is the only known tie on cover. Condition fine (part of back flap missing). |
$500 - $700 |
| 365 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853-5 (SG.10) 4d pale orange Courier with fine strike "44" of New Norfolk. Four clear margins, small ironed out crease at top right. |
$100 - $150 |
| 366 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853-5 (SG.12) 4d pale orange Courier with fine strike "45" of Norfolk Plains (rated RR); 3 clear margins (one just touching). |
$120 - $150 |
| 367 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853-5 (SG.5) 4d bright red orange Courier with very fine strike "47" of Oatlands; margins just touching to clear. Cat.£700. Superb colour and strike. |
$350 - $400 |
| 368 |
C |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853 Launceston to Campbell Town entire with very early, fine strike "59" tieing 4d red orange Courier (toned); 3 good margins, 4th touching. Superb rectangular handstamp "CAMP TOWN/ 15, Dec 53" (Green Book 1975 at p.8 states that the Camp Town h/s for November and December all show capitals (eg NOV and DEC). However, this marking is "Dec", which indicates that there was more than one handstamp used.) The cover also shows the Launceston special handstamp (type 11) used as a despatch marking in conjunction with the numeral. |
$1000 - $1500 |
| 369 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853-5 (SG.11) 4d dull orange Courier with very fine strike "59" of Launceston; three large margins, touching at base. Cat.£350. |
$150 - $200 |
| 370 |
C |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: Feb.1856 Launceston to Melbourne cover with fine strike "60" of Launceston on toned 4d Courier with large margins. Fine "Post Office Launceston" diamond in red (only recorded on outward ship letters) for 28 Feb 1856. Early usage, with arrival backstamp; an attractive cover. |
$300 - $400 |
| 371 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853-5 (SG.7) 4d red orange Courier with fine strike "64" of Hobart Town; four clear to largish margins. Attractive. Cat.£425. |
$150 - $200 |
| 372 |
O |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: 1853-5 (SG.8) 4d red orange Courier with superb strike "64" of Hobart Town; Four clear margins, just touching at left. Cat.£400. |
$150 - $200 |
| 373 |
C |
NUMERALS - FIRST ALLOCATION: Jan.1854 Hobart Town to Launceston entire with superb strike "64" of Hobart Town tieing 4d bright red orange Courier, cut to shape. Faint Hobart Paid marking (late usage). On the reverse is a fine strike of the type 2 "Launceston 25 JA 25 1854" h/s. Fine condition, attractive cover. |
$300 - $400 |
| 374 |
O |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: Group of approx. 80 numerals on both Sidefaces and Pictorials on Hagner sheets; noted 79, 80 (both 2R) and 89 (x2) (3R) also a number of R's. Most strikes fine. |
$100 - $120 |
| 375 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: 1864 (Aug.11) cover from Brighton to Edinburgh bearing 1857-69 2d slate green and 4 blue Chalons, both with very fine strikes BN "10"; diamond Launceston despatch h/stamp & arrival cds on reverse. Fine and attractive. |
$200 - $300 |
| 376 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: 1875 (May 12) Circular Head to London cover endorsed "via Brindisi" and bearing a combination of 1871 6d reddish violet, perf 12, and a 3d Sideface; both with fine strikes of BN "20" and Circular Head double arc alongside; some edge wear, light staining and fold creases; but still a striking combination cover. |
$250 - $300 |
| 377 |
PS |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: 1882-1900 postal stationery group comprising Postal Cards (10), envelopes (2) and letter cards (2), all with various numeral cancellations; incl. 10, 16, 37, 53, 63, 115, 126, 152, 155, 189, 195 & 232. Strikes generally fine; condition varies, heavy staining on one envelope, otherwise fine. (14) |
$300 - $350 |
| 378 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: "33" of Fenton Forest (rated R) good strike tieing 4d Chalon on 1870 cover to Ouse, endorsed "Fenton Forest 6-8-70" as well as "N.NORFOLK/ 6 8 70" private handstamp. Green Book 1962 identifies this as the earliest date for the handstamp (page 13, fig 16). Fenton Forest was a receiving office at this time. Unique cover. |
$400 - $500 |
| 379 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: 1872 (July) Official entire endorsed "Leven 22/7/72" and headed "Demand for Road Rate" showing superb strike of barred numeral "53" and on reverse diamond framed "Free" ds in red. Fine and attractive. |
$150 - $200 |
| 380 |
O |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: "60" of Mount Direction (rated RRRRR) fine strike on 1d carmine, perf 12, Chalon (SG.70). Previously rated NNS, one of the rarest second allocation numerals. Possibly unique. |
$200 - $300 |
| 381 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: "63" of New Norfolk, fine strike tieing 6d imperf Chalon on 1868 cover to Ravenswood Victoria, Hobart "Pre Paid" transit h/s on front, as well as private handstamp "N.NORFOLK 6.6.68" in black. Note that the "N.NORFOLK" handstamp is a different variety to the usual, being twice the size (5 mm) in height. Cover a bit worn, with discolouration and frayed edges,still very rare. |
$250 - $300 |
| 382 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: "63" of New Norfolk, fine strike tieing 4d imperf Chalon on 186)'s mourning cover to Hobart Town, Hobart Pre Paid transit in red on front, as well as very rare private handstamp "BOURNBANK Parish of Wellington 1860" in purple. Fine condition. Rare and desirable cover. |
$400 - $500 |
| 383 |
O |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: "72" of Northdown (rated RRRR), good strike on 4d cobalt blue, serrated perf 19 at Hobart, Chalon (SG.121), previously rated NNS. Very rare. |
$200 - $250 |
| 384 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: 1864 entire from Table Cape to Launceston and redirected to Hobart; cover headed "Demand of Table Cape Road Rate"and bears an 1857-69 4d blue imperf Chalon (touched at left) cancelled with BN "87" and on reverse mss "Not Known"; also 1865 (May) entire from Wynyard to Launceston with similar stamp and cancellation. Some light staining and creases, but generally fine. (2) |
$150 - $200 |
| 385 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: 1866 (May 18) mourning cover Torquay to England bearing 1857-69 1d pale red brown Chalon vertical pair (cut into at left) and 4d blue imperf Chalon (also cut into); both placed sideways and cancelled by 3 faint strikes of barred numeral "91"; Torquay double arc cds at left. Also 1868 cover to Launceston (flap missing) bearing 1857-69 4d imperf Chalon (touched at foot), indistinctly cancelled and showing part Torquay cds. (2) |
$400 - $500 |
| 386 |
O |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: "109" of Lisdillon (rated R), superb strike on 2d green Chalon pair. (SG.71). (2) |
$100 - $150 |
| 387 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: 1880-96 group of covers comprising 1880 Northdown to England bearing pair Sideface 3d's; cancelled by BNl "120" (rated RR); 1895 Strathblane to Scotland bearing 2d Sideface and ½d Tablet issues tied by two strikes "351" (rated R); then 1895 Bellerive to NZ & Upper Tea Tree to England. Condition varies, but some scarce items. (4) |
$200 - $250 |
| 388 |
O |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: "134" of Lyndhurst (rated RRR), outstanding strike on 4d blue Chalon (with thin) (SG.73). |
$100 - $150 |
| 389 |
C |
NUMERALS - SECOND ALLOCATION: 1873-97 group of covers, with the majority being internal plus one to England; all bearing the Sideface issues (1d or 2d or combinations thereof) and cancelled by numeral obliterators comprising 16, 22, 26, 33, 36, 39, 46, 51, 52(x3), 87,100 & 150; mostly fine strikes. Some Pre Paid postal markings also present. Condition varies, but most fine. (14) |
$300 - $400 |
| 390 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "ALONNAH/11 OCT 1910/T(ASMA)NIA" on 2d. Good strike. Rated RRRR |
$300 - $400 |
| 391 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "CALDER UPPER/ 14 SP 1911/ TASMANIA" on 1d, superb strike. Rated RR |
$100 - $125 |
| 392 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "CAMP CREEK/ 26 APR 06/ TASMANIA", very fine strike on 2d. Rated RR. |
$100 - $125 |
| 393 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "CATAMARAN/.../TASMANIA", clear strike (some letters and date indistinct), on 2d. Rated RRRR. |
$250 - $300 |
| 394 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "FARRELL SIDING/ 25 JUN 07/ TASMANIA", superb strike on 2d. Rated RRR |
$120 - $150 |
| 395 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "GLAZIER'S BAY/ AP 27/ 03/ TASMANIA", fine strike type 1b on Id . Rated RRRR. |
$400 - $500 |
| 396 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "LADY BAY/ NO 20/ 11", good strike (but doubled) on 4d. Rated RRRR |
$200 - $250 |
| 397 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "LEGANA/ 1 AU 12/ TASMANIA", very fine strike on 1d. Rated RRR (one of the more difficult). |
$200 - $300 |
| 398 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "LONG ISLAND/ ..03/ TASMANIA", fine strike on 2½d. Post Office closed 31/03/03. Rated RRRR |
$300 - $400 |
| 399 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "MILLS REEF/ 13 JU 07/ TASMANIA", superb strike type 2 on 1d. (some of the letters have been enhanced). Rated RRRR. |
$300 - $400 |
| 400 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "MOINA/ 28 MR 13/ TASMANIA", superb strike on 1d on 2d. Rated RR. |
$100 - $120 |
| 401 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "MURDUNNA/ 15 JUL12/ TASMANIA", fine strike on 1d. Rated RRR. |
$125 - $150 |
| 402 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "NEW RIVE(R)/ 21 JAN 07/ TASMANIA", fine strike on 2d. Rated RRRR. |
$300 - $400 |
| 403 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "NICHOLLS RIVULET/ 3 FEB 12/ TASMANIA" , very fine strike on ½d. Rated RRR. |
$150 - $200 |
| 404 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "NUGENT/ MR 20/ 07/ TASMANIA", very fine strike type 1 on 2d. Rated R. Rare this fine. |
$100 - $125 |
| 405 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "NUGENT/ 13 OCT 11/ TASMANIA", very fine strike type 2 on 1d. Rated RR. |
$100 - $125 |
| 406 |
PC |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "NUGENT/ 9 DEC 11/ TASMANIA", fine strike type 2 on 1911 postcard to Hobart. Rated RR. Lovely usage of rated Pictorial postmark. |
$150 - $200 |
| 407 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "RIDGEWAY/ JA 29 ..", part strike on 1d. Rated RRRR. |
$200 - $250 |
| 408 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "ROYENRINE/ JA 15/ 00/TASMANIA", clear strike on 1d. Rated RRR. |
$120 - $150 |
| 409 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "ROSEBERY STATION/ 1 FE 12/ TASMANIA", superb strike on 1d. Rated RR. |
$100 - $120 |
| 410 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "STIRLING/ NO 24/ 04/ TASMANIA", fine strike on 1d. Rated RR. |
$100 - $125 |
| 411 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "SHANNON/ FE 4/ 09/ TASMANIA", fine strike on 1d. Rated RR. |
$100 - $125 |
| 412 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "VERONA/ JY 21 11/ TASMA(NIA)", good strike type 1, (...ANIA" off stamp), on 1d. Rated RRRR. |
$200 - $300 |
| 413 |
O |
DATESTAMPS ON PICTORIALS: "VERONA/ 25 AUG 08/ TASMANIA", fine strike on type 2 on 1d. Rated RRRR. |
$250 - $300 |
| 414 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "102" of Deddington, fine strike on 2d. Rated RRR. |
$100 - $125 |
| 415 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "106" of Moriarty Road, fine strike on 2d. Rated RRR. |
$100 - $125 |
| 416 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "293" of Abbotsham, superb strikes on pair 1d's. Rated RR. |
$120 - $150 |
| 417 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "306" of Surges Bay, very fine strike on 2d. Rated RRR. |
$120 - $150 |
| 418 |
^ |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "311" of Turners Marsh, fine strike on 1d on piece, with ds "TURNERS MARSH/ JU 23/ 00/ TAS". Rated RRR. Fine item. |
$150 - $200 |
| 419 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "318" of Lymington, very fine strike on 2d. Rated RR. |
$100 - $125 |
| 420 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "369" of Riana, superb strike on 1d. Rated RR. |
$100 - $125 |
| 421 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "370" of Stirling, superb strike on 1d. Rated RRR. |
$120 - $150 |
| 422 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "377" of Osterly South, fine strike on 1d. Rated RRRR. Superb quality for scarce numeral. |
$200 - $250 |
| 423 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "378" of Linda, fine strike on 2d. Rated RRRR. Attractive. |
$200 - $250 |
| 424 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "379" of Stonor, superb strike on 1d. Rated RRR. |
$150 - $200 |
| 425 |
^ |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "382" of Regatta Point, fine strike on 2d. Rated RRR. "REGATTA POINT/ JU 4/ 00/ TASMANIA" ds. |
$150 - $200 |
| 426 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "388" Unknown, fine strike on 1d. Rated RRRR. Scarce numeral. |
$200 - $250 |
| 427 |
O |
NUMERALS ON PICTORIALS: "389" Unknown, fine strike on 2d. Rated NNS. Exhibition item. |
$250 - $300 |
