Number of results: 51
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: An accumulation of mainly pre-adhesive covers, fronts and pieces, range of markings incl. Scots interest etc., condition varies. (250 items). Price Realised £550 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: An interesting collection of mainly covers in an F.G. Warwick album, mostly covering the 1880–1900 period incl. 1880–81 2d. very scarce used alone paying Sailor's concessionary rate inwards on H.M.S. Euryalus envelope to Birmingham, 2d.'s used with 1/2d. and 1881 die 2 1d. respectively on 1883 (May) and 1881 (Dec.) registered envelopes, 5d. pair on 1882 (Dec.) envelope from Tunbridge Wells to Calcutta, 1881 1d.'s incl. die 1 1d. shades (3) on separate covers, die 2 1d. on 1888 (Feb.) Whitakers Almanack Mulready advertising reproduction, die 2 1d. on 1899 (June) envelope from Stratford on Avon with 1s. Shakespeare stamp tied by duplex; 1882 (Oct.) registered envelope from Glasgow to Canada with 1880–81 11/d and 1881 die 2 1d. strip cancelled crowned ''REGISTERED/GLASGOW'' c.d.s's, 1883–84 6d. IK with 3d. DA and 1881 die 2 1d. on registered cover to Berlin, 1883 (Nov.) envelope from London to Panama with 1880–83 4d. plate 18 AI paying concessionary rate, 1884 (April) mourning envelope from Wales to Australia with 1880–83 6d. on 6d. FI, underpaid with deficient postage handstamp and oval ''1s/MORE TO PAY'', 1885 (Aug.) registered envelope to Paris with 1883–84 1s. LH, redirected to Brussels, 1886 (March & April) covers to Puerto Rico bearing 1883–84 4d. HA-HC strip & JJ single paying treble & single rates, 1886 (Nov.) cover to Chile endorsed 'Supplementary mail' with 1883–84 4d. KA, 1886 (May) mourning envelope to New Zealand with 1883–84 5d. LL & 1881 die 2 1d., 1890 (Feb.) embossed 1d. envelope sent registered from London to Hamburg with 1880–81 1/2d. (2), 1887–92 4d. and postal fiscal 1d., 'Jubilee' issues incl. Paquebots, 1898 (Nov.) envelope from Kingston, Jamaica bearing 1/2d. & 2d. with ''KINGSTON/JAMAICA'' c.d.s's; 1896 (Sept.) envelope with ''BOROUGHMUIRHEAD'' c.d.s. and black on red ''POST OFFICE/EXPRESS'' label, 1900 (Feb.) envelope with ''EDINBURGH'' c.d.s. and oval ''EXPRESS'' handstamp, 1898 (Dec.) envelope from London to a nonsense address bearing 1864–79 1d. plate 91 RI, etc. (100 items). Price Realised £3500 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: Various QV to QE II covers and cards incl. 1934 re-engraved 2s.6d. (2) on separate covers to New Zealand, KG VI censored mail, etc. (122 items) Price Realised £85 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1459 (August 27th) long letter in Italian (transcription and translation included) from Antonio da Batrano in London to Giovanni & Anguiolo Baldesi in Venice with Merchants Guild Mark, a superb and extremely early example of this form of mark showing the identity of the sender using the Merchant Post. A most important exhibition item, one of the earliest examples of a letter carried by the 'Merchant Strangers Post'. See England's Postal History by Willcocks - 'it is interesting to note that only about one in fifty seems to be from London'. Photo. Price Realised £2000 |
89
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1556 (August 16th) minute letter folded to 11/2'' x 11/2'', apparently from Kent, addressed to 'John Horsedmonden of Gouders [Goudhurst] yn the shyr of Kynte, be thys dd [delivered] wth spede; [he is a C[c]the Smyth'. A very early letter and the smallest recorded 16th century letter, pre-dating the entire 'Corsini' correspondence, dated '1556 & yn the 3 & 2 yere of the reyne of Phellype & Mary, by the Grace of God, Kynge and Quene of England'. A great postal history rarity. Photo. The letter orders some more scythes and mentions that a payment of £20 in cash will be sent (along with this letter?) by 'John Walter, Carrier' who is to collect the money in London ('of William Wylkye, clothier' and is quoted in full in Philip Beale's 'England's Mail' (pages 136–7). Price Realised UNSOLD |
90
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1703 (Dec. 25th) Christmas Day entire letter from London to Dublin with a fine strike of ''DE/25'' Bishop Mark on reverse. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
91
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1799 (June 7th) wrapper to Aylesbury with a superb strike of the very rare London General Post late Fee ''JUN/7 •99'' circular datestamp in mauve (Willcocks L37a), exceptional quality. Photo. Price Realised £400 |
92
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1805 (Sept. & Dec.) Free wrappers to Uckfield, with original enclosures and weighing 212gms each (one still sealed), each being two Acts of Parliament, unusual survivors, 1824, 1828 & 1839 OHMS letters to Chelsea Hospital and 1828 OHMS letter to Kilmainham Hospital Dublin, all concerning armed forces pensioners, 1835 & 1837 Official Free Fronts, also 1805 Collection of Public General Statutes, 1797 & 1809 letters (without postal markings) to Francis Freeling, the first challenging a charge made on a letter when wet, and 1840 letter to Col. Maberly from the Earl of Zetland. Price Realised UNSOLD |
93
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1817 (Aug. 12th) wrapper to Inverness, posted in the Kensington Country Sorting Office of the London Two Penny Post, charged 2d. for transmission to the General Post Office and bearing a very fine strike of the boxed ''TO PAY/2D/ONLY'' in red (Willcocks L806a, only recorded intermittently for 5 months in this colour), thought to be the finest known, rare and most attractive. Ex Jay. Photo. Price Realised £380 |
94
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1822 (July 22nd) entire letter from Calcutta to Broomhouse with very fine ''INDIA LETTER/HOLYHEAD'' in black on front and a superb strike of circular ''MISSENT TO LONDON'' (believed to be unique) in black on reverse, the letter reassessed at 3s.7d. from London to Broomhouse in error, as missent mail incurred no additional charge. Exceptional quality and great London rarity. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
95
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1824 (Feb.) printed letter from the G.P.O. London to Leghorn, requesting payment of unpaid postage of '1/11', a little toned, otherwise fine. Price Realised £75 |
96
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1828 (May 14th) entire letter from Wilton to Chard, endorsed 'with a dog' and illustrating the legal conveyance of a letter by Common Carrier (letters pertaining to and accompanying parcels and goods were not deemed to be in contravention of the Post Office monopoly, examples are uncommon, particularly those bearing an annotation on the address panel stating the nature of the goods which they accompanied), the writer sends a spaniel bitch as a gift. Most unusual. Ex Frank Staff. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
97
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1828 (Nov. 12th) printed University of London card for admission to a lecture, sent within London to Temple, with blue ''T.P'' marking and handstruck ''2'' in black on address side and oval ''LONDON 12/12•NO/1828'' datestamp in red on printed side, most unusual and very early 'postcard' use. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1829 (Nov.) wrapper with Dublin ''F/18 NO 18''/1829'' datestamp on reverse, ''CORK/124'' mileage in red and an exceptional strike in red of the oval ''TOO LATE/For The/MORNING MAIL'', extremely rare. Ex Dixon. Photo. Price Realised £650 |
99
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1833(c.) piece bearing a fine strike of the framed ''SHEFFIELD/TWO-PENNY/POST'' in red (Willcocks YK2665), also two pieces (one dated 1833) with strikes of the similar ''PENNY-POST'' handstamp in red. (3 items). Price Realised UNSOLD |
100
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1838 (April 12th) entire letter, being the printed minutes of the Royal Company of Archers, sent within Edinburgh with handstruck ''1'' and ''LIBBERTON/PENNY POST'' on front and endorsed 'found leing (sic) on the Public Road' in red with the Penny Post encircled in the same red manuscript, backstamped at Edinburgh on April 12th and 14th, most unusual. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
101
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1839 (July 24th) local London wrapper with fine black wax ''HOUSE OF LORDS'' seal on reverse and with a superb strike in red of the rare ''H:P.'' mark of the 'House of Peers' (Jay L560a; few known) with black ''2'' charge-mark, most attractive and of exhibition quality. Ex Hugh Feldman (illustrated in LRL, p. H49). Photo. Price Realised £720 |
102
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1839 (July 28th) entire letter from Portland, Maine, to New York, forwarded to Edinburgh, endorsed 'Per Great Western' and with red oval ''FORWARDED BY/GEORGE HART/NEW-YORK'' cachet on reverse and ''BRISTOL/SHIP LETTER'' on front. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
103
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1840–50 selection of covers (97) with an excellent range of Uniform Penny Postage Paid markings, with Abergavenny, Aberystwyth (2), Baldock (Willcocks HE20, very rare), Bangor (2), Basingstoke (2), Bawtry, Beverley (2), Blackburn, Bolton (LA170), Brighton, Burnley (LA238, very fine and rare), Carlisle (2), Chelmsford, Chertsey, Chester (4), Cranbrook (2), Guildford, Halifax (10), Harleston, Hastings, High Wycombe, Hertford, Hoddeston, Hull (3), Isle of Man (Willcocks IM66 rarity K), Lamberhurst (2), Leeds (16), Maidstone (2), Marlborough, Nantwich (6), Newcastle, Newcastle under Lyne, Northampton (2), Petworth, Robertsbridge, Romford, Romsey (2), Roscrea, Salisbury (3), Scarborough, Tunbridge (5), Tunbridge Wells (2), Uxbridge, Warwick, Wednesdbury (2), West Bromwich (2), Whitehaven, Wigton (2), Windsor and Wolverhampton, a fine group for expansion. Photo. Price Realised £1750 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1840 (January 9th, last day of Uniform 4d. post) privately carried entire letter from Alexander Dingwall of Aberdeen to 'Major George Thomson [Bengal Horse Artillery] of Fairley', endorsed on the front 'With a Gold Watch', clean neat item. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1841 (Jan. 21st) cover from Cavan to Hastings with boxed ''PAID AT/CAVAN'' in black at upper left corner and red Dublin ''PAID/JA 22/1841'' datestamp, redirected from London to Hastings with three margined 1d. black plate 1b IJ placed over the Cavan handstamp, attractive. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
106
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1841 (March 4th) entire letter addressed to 'John Cameron, Postmaster, Bonaw', the address panel showing two strikes of the black Maltese Cross, one red handstruck ''1'' and three black handstruck ''2'' (all of the same type), the reverse showing another strike of the black ''2''. This is the finest of the covers from this correspondence and the only one recorded to show this combination of three markings. In the absence of any logical reason for the postmaster to apply postal markings to mail addressed to himself, it seems probable that he was using such mail to clean or test the handstamp impressions. The postmaster seems to have been a somewhat colourful character, as the records show that he was sent to Inverary gaol in October 1846 for unspecified offences. Photo Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1845 (Oct. 28th) clean and uncreased printed entire letter from London to Wakefield bearing fine full margined 1841 1d. OK tied by London Inland Section ''3'' numeral and additionally just tied by very fine strike of circular ''TOO-LATE/G.P.O.''. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
108
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1846 (Aug. 24th) envelope (with contents) posted from the Free City of Frankfurt, to Reigate in Surrey, bearing 1841 1d. red-brown plate 65 LH and LI cancelled solely by ''FRANKFURT/24/AUG/1846'' double circle datestamp in red, the front also showing boxed ''P.D.'' in red, ''D/25 . 8'' in black, ''TORT-T/FORBACH/27/AOUT/46'' circular datestamp in red applied at the exchange office from the Tour and Taxis post to the French post to the French post, and with London ''PAID/29AU29/1846'' dotted circle c.d.s. applied on arrival, ''REIGATE/AU 29/1846'' receiving c.d.s. in black on reverse. The adhesives with small faults but mainly good margins and an attractive and almost certainly unique use. Photo. It is thought that this is the only extant cover bearing the 1841 1d. used from Prussia, and also the earliest use of any adhesive postage stamps from Prussia. Note: The envelope has manuscript '6 SG' in red, so presumably the letter was handed into the Prussian Post Office with stamps attached and part of the postage prepaid in cash. There were three routes available, mail could go via Hamburg, via Belgium to Ostende, or by the Tour and Taxis post via France to Calais. At this time the rates were complex, the equivalent rate in the other direction from Great Britain to Prussia via the French route for 1/4oz letter was 10d., and for a 1/2oz letter 1s.3d. The envelope with contents weigh approximately 10 grams (more than 1/4oz but less than 1/2oz). Six silbergroschen was equivalent to approximately 7.2 pence sterling. Price Realised £3600 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1846 (Sept. 1st) envelope (with contents) from Baden to Reigate bearing 1841 1d. red-brown plate 62 JK with good margins on three sides, cancelled solely by a fine upright strike of two line ''BADEN/1 Sep 46'' datestamp in curved frame in black, the front also bearing boxed ''R.F.B.'' (Rayon Fontiere Badois) in black and ''BADE 1/ST LOUIS/2/SPT/46'' c.d.s. in red, manuscript '9' in black, and on reverse Paris and London transit c.d.s's and Reigate arrival for Sept. 7th. Filing notation on front but a remarkable and almost certainly unique use. Photo. It is believed that this is the only extant cover bearing the 1841 1d. used from Baden, and also the earliest use of any adhesive postage stamp from Baden. Price Realised £1150 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1849 (April 2nd) envelope from London to Stevenage bearing 1841 1d. plate 86 LJ-LL strip and 2d. plate 3 FL with full margins except 1d. LJ and 2d. touched on one side, an unusual 5d. rate cover, presumably 1d. or 3d. late fee. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1851 (Jan.) registered entire letter from Leicester to Bakewell bearing 1841 1d. QJ and 2d. plate 4 KJ-KL strip of 3, 1863 (March) 1d. pink envelope from London to Dublin bearing 1858–76 2d. plate 9 LJ-LK pair and showing framed ''LOMBARD STREET/D/REGISTERED LETTER'' handstamp in red on front and ''DUBLIN/REGISTERED'' c.d.s. on reverse, and 1880 (Jan.) Bankruptcy notice sent within London with 1d. & 2d. plate nos. tied by mute barred ovals. (3 items). Price Realised £190 |
112
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1853 (Sept. 15th & Oct. 10th) registered covers from London to Macclesfield ('Brocklehurst' correspondence), each bearing cut square 1847–54 embossed 10d. with good margins on two or three sides, both adhesives crossed by filing creases. S.G. 57, cat. £3,400. Price Realised £140 |
113
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1854–63 covers (29) and a piece, all bearing 1d. stars, cancellation interest incl. sideways duplexes, Leith experimental type III, etc. Price Realised £50 |
114
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1854 (Aug. 4th) complete printed auction catalogue from Rushworth and Jarvis, Cheltenham, comprising 12 lots of properties and land, and enclosing a map showing the first three lots, sent from Cheltenham to Cirencester with very fine used block of six 1854 SC16 1d. plate 162 GA-HC with neat ''177'' numerals of Cheltenham, an unusual survivor in fine condition. Photo. Price Realised £270 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1855–61 fronts or large part fronts (78), all from London to Annonay in France and all bearing 1855–57 4d.'s, single and double frankings and some with additional 1d. stars for late fee, condition varies. Price Realised £210 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1855 (May 5th) Dartmoor Prisoners Letter from the ''Convict Establishment'' to Dundee with 1d. star BC cancelled ''780'' at Tavistock, backstamped at Tavistock, London and Dundee (8th), the first page being printed instructions relating to the sending and reciept of letters to prisoners 'Convicts are permitted to write one letter on reception and another at the end of three months. They may also receive one letter (pre-paid) every three months during their stay.....Neither clothes, money, nor any other articles are allowed to be received at the Prison for the use of Convicts, except through the Governor. Persons attempting otherwise to introduce any article to or for a Convict are liable to Fine or Imprisonment, and the Convict concerned is liable to be severely punished'. The letter, from 'Exiled Captive, James Thomson McRobie', a missive thanking the recipient for past advice and informing him that he had found employment on his release 'will not now exceed nine months hence'. Photo. Price Realised £350 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1858 (Aug. 9th) ''JONAS PAXTON'' large printed auction notice, sent to the auctioneer from Witney with LC16 2d. EG (some perfs. clipped) and 1855–57 1s., splitting at folds reinforced. Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1861 (June) envelope from Invergordon to Auckland with 1855–57 6d. and 1863 (April) envelope from Farnborough Station to Napier with 1862–64 9d. bistre plate 2 LL, latter with some faults. S.G. 70 & 86, cat. £650. Price Realised £40 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1862 (April 16th) envelope from London to Rome bearing 1858–76 2d. blue plate 9 HG and 1862–64 9d. bistre plate 2 QB, attractive and unusual. Photo. Price Realised £200 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1864 (July 11th) card (93 x 61mm) with amusing multicoloured printed cartoon depicting a monkey cutting another's hair with the caption ''Would you like is Curled sir?'', sent locally within York with 1d. star AE tied by York duplex, some soiling but most unusual and a very rare forerunner of the picture postcard. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1866 (Jan. 15th) ''OFFICIAL-PAID'' mourning envelope to Fleet St., signed 'W E Gladstone' and with very fine embossed seal of the ''CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER'' on reverse. Photo. Price Realised £110 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1866 (Sept. 25th) envelope from London to Rome, a remarkable five colour franking comprising 1858–76 2d. blue plate 9 AH and IF, 1864–79 1d. rose-red plate 89 NF, 1865–67 4d. vermilion plate 8 EC, 6d. lilac plate 5 CG and 9d. straw plate 4 JB, totalling 2s., with oval framed ''PD'' in red, ''ANGL/AMB. CALAIS E'' transit c.d.s. on front and Rome arrival for Sept. 30th on reverse, shows disinfection slit. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1868–76 covers (3) incl. 1876 (Nov.) mourning envelope (slightly trimmed at left) from Bath to India bearing 1873–80 8d. orange JJ, also 1867 (Jan.) envelope from Bombay to London with 3 colour franking, condition varies. (4 items). Price Realised £80 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1877 (March 16th) envelope from Monmouth to Picton, New Zealand, bearing 1867–80 10d. red-brown plate 1 NE (creased prior to use). S.G. 112, cat. £650. Price Realised £50 |
125
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1877 (June 28th) envelope from Stevenage to Calcutta bearing 1873–80 8d. orange GJ-GK pair rather heavily cancelled. S.G. 156. Price Realised UNSOLD |
126
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1878 (June) registered 2d. blue envelope sent from London to Berlin with 1873–80 21/2d. plate 10 GD and 4d. sage-green plate 15 KA (short perf. at foot), German registration label affixed. Photo. Price Realised £100 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1879 (Sept. 25th) mourning envelope from Dawlish to Western Australia bearing 1873–80 8d. orange TF with wing marginal straight edge at right. S.G. 156, cat. £375. Price Realised £45 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1880 (June 28th) mourning envelope from Hong Kong to Scotland bearing 1880–81 'Provisional Issue' 1d. Venetian-red QH and RH, endorsed 'From Pte J McLachlan R M, H M S ''Albatross'' China' and initialled by the Commanding Officer, clear ''HONG-KONG/B/JU 28/80'' c.d.s. below adhesives which were cancelled on arrival with ''FB'' obliterations, some imperfections but a very scarce usage. Photo. Price Realised £350 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1881 (Feb. and April) envelopes from F. Rudd on H. M. S. Doterel, at Madeira and Montevideo, to Kings Lynn, each countersigned by the Commanding Officer and each bearing 1880–81 1d., the first cancelled 'PLYMOUTH/SHIP LETTER/FE 28/81'' c.d.s. and the latter London Inland Section no. ''10'' and with ''LYNN/MY18/81'' arrival c.d.s. on reverse, some faults but a very scarce pair. Photo. Note: On April 26th 1881, while on passge to the Pacific Station for her maiden commission, H.M.S. Doterel was destroyed by an explosion while at anchor of Sandy Point, Straits of Magellan with the loss of 143 lives. The second envelope must have been posted only a few days before the explosion. From the Times of London is the account sent to the Secretary of the Admiralty by Commander Evans of Her Majesty's late ship Doterel, writing from the Brittania which carried survivors to London. The Commander describes two explosions. The first was in the starboard gangway and the second, much larger, from charges and other explosives carried in the fore-magazine. Interesting is the fact that the shell-room and gun-cotton magazines, all stored aft of the mainmast, did NOT explode. Doterel's boilers were continuing to run hot for condensation purposes (for drinking water). The Times printed two letter extracts a few days later, sent by the Clerical Secretary of the South American Missionary Society's London office. From Captain J.C.T. Willis, master of the society's mission yawl, the Allen Gardiner: 'I was towed throujgh the first narrows by Her Majesty's ship Doterel and anchored at dark on the 22d. Since then this vessel foundered by explosion within 200 yards of the Allen Gardiner. ... she anchored near us, intending to coal by lighter.' Cpt. Willis goes on to describe the scene, the damage done to his and other ships, and how he immediately set out with crew to rescue any survivors. Price Realised £150 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1894 (July 31st) envelope (with enclosure) from Fraserburgh to Strichen, bearing 1881 die 2 1d. lilac and showing a somewhat stark ''DEAD'' handstamp in red on front, endorsed 'Dead, address of Representatives unknown', most unusual. Photo. Price Realised £290 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1894 (Sept. 1st), the first day of permitted use of private postcards, a card used from Dolgelly to Nottinghamshire with 1887–92 1/2d. vermilion tied by very fine ''DOLGELLY/SP 1/94'' duplex, the message on reverse reads 'I send you this as it is the first day a card is allowed with halfpenny stamp, beautiful weather', a few small age spots, otherwise fine. Very rare. Photo. Price Realised £1600 |
132
| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1897 (Sept. 1st and 27th) Langley & Sons Budget letter cards used in Scotland, and 1921 card in a different format. Price Realised £50 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1905 (June 29th) Colman's Mustard printed advertising envelope with vignettes on both sides, sent in London with 1902–10 1/2d. (both colours) and also bearing Metropolitan Railway 2d. tied by red pen cross, some cover creasing, otherwise fine and unusual. Photo. Price Realised £160 |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1916–18, World War I soldier's correspondence to Harrow from a range of F.P.O.'s in England and France, covers and cards with various censor marks, incl. 1d. stationery envelopes from Longmoor Camp (4), ''honour'' (15) and Y.M.C.A. (8) covers, etc., varied condition. (88 items). Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 27 Postal History and Covers: 1934–39 various first flight covers etc. (17) incl. 1934 Mac Robertson air race covers (3) signed Roscoe Turner (re used for 1969 London–Sydney air race), etc. Price Realised £40 |