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| ARMS | |||
| RA6633 |
1892 2/- and 2/6 Arms, crude FORGERIES in close
to issued colours, on thick paper, without gum. Unusual. SG 5, 6
forgeries |
£40 |
 |
| RA6634 |
1893 4/- grey-black and vermilion. Very fine
used with large part of ‘B. S. A. C.’ (16 AP / 01) single circle
datestamp struck in black. SG 26 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6635 |
1896-97 large Arms die I. Complete set of nine
values very fine fresh mint. A difficult assembly. SG 29-37 |
£220 |
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| RA6636 |
1896-97 large Arms die I. Complete set of nine
values, plus additional 4d listed shade and unlisted 2d yellow-brown
shade. Very fine fresh mint. A difficult assembly. SG 29-37 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6637 |
1896 1d large Arms, die I. Block of four, very
fine mint or unmounted, hinge strengthened. Scarce. SG 29 |
£65 |
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| RA6638 |
1896
2d large Arms die I. Block of four very fine or superb fresh mint,
lower pair unmounted. Very scarce multiple. SG 30 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6639 |
1896
4d large Arms die I. Ultramarine and mauve shade. Superb unmounted. SG
32 |
£55 |
 |
| RA6640 |
1896
3/- large Arms die I. Very fine used with ‘D’ in barred diamond.
Attractive. SG 36 |
£25 |
 |
| RA6641 |
1896
‘One Penny’ on 4/- Matabele surcharge. Narrow setting. Superb fresh
mint, exceptional. SG 52 |
£240 |
 |
| RA6642 |
1896
Cape overprints. Complete set of seven values, each position 3 from the
setting of six, showing short ‘H’ in ‘BRITISH’. Very fine mint. An
unusual group. SG 58-64 |
£225 |
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| RA6643 |
1897
large Arms re-drawn. ½d to 8d complete set of seven values. Very
fine mint. SG 66-72 |
£45 |
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| RA6644 |
1905
2½d Falls, perf. 14. Lower left corner pair, superb CTO
‘SALISBURY 21 JAN 06’. SG 95 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6645 |
1905
5/- Falls, perf. 14. Superb used cancelled with light central ‘JUMBO
MINE 8 FEB 1916’ datestamp. SG 99 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6646 |
1909
£1 Arms ‘RHODESIA’ overprints. Horizontal pair, superb used
cancelled ‘REGD BULAWAYO 3 SEP 1914’. Scarce commercial usage. SG 113 |
SOLD |  |
| DOUBLE HEADS | |||
| RA6647 |
½d,
myrtle-green shade (blue-green group). Wonderful intense colour. Superb
unmounted. SG 120 / RJL 5 group |
£180 |
 |
| RA6648 |
½d, olive-green. Horizontal pair, superb
fresh mint. SG 121 |
£65 |
 |
| RA6649 |
½d,
dull green. Left marginal block of four, superb unmounted. Lovely. SG
122 |
£350 |
 |
| RA6650 |
1d,
carmine-lake group. Very fine fresh mint. SG 124 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6651 |
1d,
perf. 15, carmine group. Vertical pair, very fine unmounted. SG 170 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6652 |
2d,
black and slate-grey, long gash headplate. Vertical strip of three,
positions 34-39-44, 44 with King’s wisp. Lower stamp with few perf.
faults at left, otherwise superb unmounted. SG 128 |
£160 |
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| RA6653 |
2d,
black and slate-grey, long gash headplate. Block of four, positions
19-20 / 24-25, 25 with lines by King’s cheek. Very fine mint. PFSA
certificate (2008). SG 128 and var. |
£500 |
 |
| RA6654 |
2d,
black and slate, hook headplate. Block of 24 (3 x 8) from the top left
corner of the sheet, positions 1-3 / 36-38, margins at top and left.
Position 2 with hook in Queen’s ear and very worn large part imprint in
top margin, position 13 with full printer’s mark plus ‘rust’ flaws.
Some largely unobtrusive tone spots, fresh unmounted. A spectacular and
rare large multiple from this printing. SG 129 |
£2400 |
 |
| RA6655 |
2d,
black and slate, hook headplate. Superb CTO ‘GWELO 13 SEP 1913’.
Rare. SG 129 Note: a total of 174 of this value were remaindered, split in unknown quantities between this printing and RSC A. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6656 |
2d,
black and brownish grey, thick ear headplate. Superb CTO ‘GWELO
13 SEP 1913’. Rare. RSC A Note: a total of 174 of this value were remaindered, split in unknown quantities between this printing and SG 129 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6657 |
2d, black and grey-black, (clean) thick ear
headplate. Typical brownish gum, few blunt perfs. at right, fine mint.
RSC D |
£65 |
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| RA6658 |
2d, black and slate-black, no gash headplate.
Off centre otherwise very fine mint. Uncommon. RSC K |
SOLD |  |
| RA6659 |
2½d, ultramarine. Cancelled with crisp
central ‘BATTLEFIELDS MINE 11 NOV 10’ first
day of issue datestamp. Few perf. faults. SG 131 |
£200 |
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| RA6660 |
2½d, bright ultramarine. Superb used
cancelled ‘SALISBURY 30 NOV 14’ datestamp. SG 131a |
SOLD |  |
| RA6661 |
2½d, perf. 13½, ultramarine.
Lower left corner copy, superb unmounted. SG 184 |
£45 |
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| RA6662 |
2½d, roulette, dull blue. Vertical pair,
fresh mint or unmounted. SG unlisted |
£90 |
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| RA6663 |
3d, purple and ochre, long gash headplate.
Cancelled with clear ‘BULAWAYO NO 11 10’ first day of issue datestamp.
Lovely. SG 134 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6664 |
3d, purple and ochre, long gash headplate.
Superb used cancelled ‘21 JAN 1911’. SG 134 |
£35 |
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| RA6665 |
3d, violet and ochre, thick ear headplate.
Hinge remnants, otherwise very fine fresh mint. SG 137 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6666 |
3d,
maroon and ochre, hook headplate. Superb CTO ‘GWELO 13 SEP’. RSC B |
SOLD |  |
| RA6667 |
3d,
deep claret and pale yellow-ochre, thick ear headplate. Vertical pair,
superb used cancelled ‘KIMBERLEY REEFS 13 DEC 1912’. A lovely multiple.
RSC E |
SOLD |
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| RA6668 |
3d,
perf. 15, lake and pale yellow-ochre, thick ear headplate. Superb used
cancelled bold ‘SELUKWE 21 DEC 1912’ datestamp. Lovely. SG 173a / RSC F |
SOLD |
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| RA6669 |
3d,
brown-purple and ochre, no gash headplate. Fine mint, minor bend but
free from the toning that often plagues this printing. RSC G |
SOLD |
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| RA6670 |
3d,
brown-purple and ochre, no gash headplate. Very fine fresh mint, an
exceptional example of this printing. RSC G |
SOLD |  |
| RA6671 |
3d,
roulette, dull reddish purple and ochre, short gash headplate. Very
fine mint. SG unlisted (RSC A) Note: after the 6d and £1, this is the next most difficult value of these roulettes. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6672 |
3d,
roulette, dull reddish purple and ochre, Short gash headplate. Lower
left corner block of eight, positions 31-32 / 46-47, 42 with printer’s
mark upper right. Very fine mint or unmounted. A rare large multiple.
SG unlisted (RSC A) Note: after the 6d and £1, this is the next most difficult value of these roulettes. |
£900 |
 |
| RA6673 |
4d,
black and orange, long gash headplate. Left marginal, superb unmounted.
SG 140 |
£60 |
 |
| RA6674 |
4d,
black and orange, long gash headplate. Positions 31/40 horizontal block
of ten with margins at left and right. Odd light tones affect two
stamps at top, otherwise superb and fresh unmounted. A lovely and
scarce multiple. SG 140 |
£1100 |
 |
| RA6675 |
4d,
(brownish) black and orange, long gash headplate. An extraordinary
shade, the heads showing through greenish (?) on reverse. Superb mint.
SG 140 shade |
£150 |  |
| RA6676 |
4d, black and orange, hook headplate. Superb
CTO ‘SALISBURY 27 MAY 13’. RSC B |
SOLD |  |
| RA6677 |
4d, blue-black and dull orange, hook headplate.
Deep shades, very fine mint. RSC C |
SOLD |
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| RA6678 |
4d, perf. 15, blue-black and yellow-orange,
thick ear headplate. Very fine used cancelled with bold ‘SHAGARI 6 APR
1915’ datestamp. SG 174 / RSC E |
£70 |
 |
| RA6679 |
4d,
blue-black and yellow-orange, no gash headplate. Very fine used, part
datestamp at top. RSC F |
£40 |
 |
| RA6680 |
5d, purple-brown and olive-yellow, long gash
headplate. Block of four, superb CTO ‘SALISBURY 17 JUL 11’. SG 141a |
£220 |
 |
| RA6681 |
5d, lake-brown and olive, no gash headplate.
Very fine mint. SG 143 |
£225 |
 |
| RA6682 |
5d, lake-brown and green, hook headplate. Part
indistinct datestamp, very fine used. SG 143a |
£750 |
 |
| RA6683 |
5d, lake-brown and green, hook headplate.
Position 42 with full printer’s mark upper right. Very fine used, light
‘REGISTERED BULAWAYO’ datestamps. SG 143a |
£1100 |
 |
| RA6684 |
6d, red-brown and mauve, long gash headplate.
Superb used cancelled crisp ‘SALISBURY 23 DEC 1910’ datestamp. Lovely.
SG 144 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6685 |
6d, red-brown and mauve, long gash headplate.
Position 2 with long gash in Queen’s ear. Very fine used, part
‘BULAWAYO’ datestamp. Very scarce. SG 144 var. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6686 |
6d, bright chestnut and mauve, long gash
headplate. Horizontal pair positions 1-2, 2 with long gash in Queen’s
ear. Superb fresh mint, R.P.S. certificate (1985). A lovely and rare
multiple. SG 145a and var. |
£1650 |
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| RA6687 |
6d,
reddish-brown and deep rose-lilac, long gash headplate. Vertical pair
positions 41-46, 46 with King’s extra curl. Very fine mint, a rare
multiple. RSC B and var. |
£1000 |
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| RA6688 |
6d, purple-brown and brown-purple, thick ear
headplate. Centred right, very fine fresh mint. RSC H |
£225 |
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| RA6689 |
8d, black and purple, mid gash headplate. Left
marginal, superb fresh mint. B.P.A. certificate (1986). SG 146 Note: this is a truly exceptional stamp, and hard to imagine if a finer copy exists. |
£5000 |
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| RA6690 |
8d, black and purple, mid gash headplate.
Applied with a fake cancel, pulled perf. lower right. A tragedy. SG 146 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6691 |
8d, dull purple and deep dull purple, long gash
headplate. Very fine mint. RSC A |
£140 |
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| RA6692 |
8d, greenish black and purple, mid gash
headplate. Very fine used, light part datestamp. SG 148 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6693 |
8d, perf 13½, black and purple, long
gash headplate. Horizontal pair, positions 2-3, 2 with long gash in
Queen’s ear. Very fine fresh mint. SG 185 and var. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6694 |
10d, scarlet and maroon, long gash headplate.
Very fine mint, and a clear example of the ‘whitish heads’ printing.
RSC A |
£75 |
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| RA6695 |
1/-, grey-black and deep blue-green, long gash
headplate. Fine used cancelled ‘BULAWAYO 12 NOV 10’ second day of issue
datestamp. SG 151 |
£70 |
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| RA6696 |
1/-,
grey-black and deep blue-green, long gash headplate. Superb used
cancelled ‘BULAWAYO 15 NOV 10’ datestamp. Lovely. SG 151 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6697 |
1/-,
black and deep blue-green, mid gash headplate. Position 2 with mid gash
in Queen’s ear. Superb fresh mint, uncommon. SG 151a var. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6698 |
1/-,
purple-black and blue-green, long gash headplate. Position 2 with long
gash in Queen’s ear. Very fine mint. SG 152a var. |
£400 |
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| RA6699 |
1/-,
perf. 15, black and pale turquoise-blue, no gash headplate. Vertical
strip of three fine used. Attractive. SG 177 / RSC F |
£150 |
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| RA6700 |
2/-,
purple-black and ultramarine, long gash headplate. Exceptionally fine
and fresh mint. Robert M. Gibbs certificate (2008). A rarity. SG 154a Note: this is a controversial stamp. The purple hue to the heads is a result of the black ink bleeding because of the paper being dampened prior to printing. This is quite easy to fake. However, under magnification, this example shows overall minute red spots which in combination with the black ink, gives the purplish hue. This effect is impossible to fake, and indeed is the defining characteristic feature of this stamp. |
£3000 |
 |
| RA6701 |
2/-,
perf. 15, deep black and blue, no gash headplate. Superb and fresh
unmounted mint, with the wonderful bright colours associated with this
printing. Exceptional. SG 178 / RSC C |
£2250 |  |
| RA6702 |
2/6,
black and lake, hook headplate. Position 14 with dots below King's
medal. Superb fresh mint, hinge trace.
Exceptional. SG 155 |
£325 |
 |
| RA6703 |
2/6,
brownish black and carmine-red, hook headplate. Used with ‘SHAMVA 1916’
datestamp, of good appearance but thinned on reverse. RSC A |
SOLD |  |
| RA6704 |
2/6,
black and crimson, long gash headplate. Position 3 top marginal with
large part imprint. Unused without gum, most attractive. SG 155a |
SOLD |
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| RA6705 |
2/6, sepia and deep crimson, long gash
headplate. Superb fresh mint, exceptional deep shades. A wonderful
stamp. SG 156 |
£400 |
 |
| RA6706 |
3/-, deep bluish green and deep purple, long
gash headplate. Superb CTO. RSC A |
SOLD |  |
| RA6707 |
3/-, bright green and magenta, short gash
headplate. Hinge trace, exceptionally fine and fresh mint. SG 158a |
SOLD |  |
| RA6708 |
3/-, deep bluish green and deep purple, short
gash headplate. Hinge trace, exceptionally fine and fresh mint. B.P.A.
certificate (2007) as RSC D. Very scarce. RSC D |
SOLD |  |
| RA6709 |
5/-, (deeper) brown-red and green, long gash
headplate. Frame monochromatic, very fine mint. RSC A |
SOLD |
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| RA6710 |
5/-, scarlet-vermilion and deep green, long
gash headplate. Very fine mint. RSC C |
£250 |
 |
| RA6711 |
5/-,
scarlet and pale yellow-green, short gash headplate. Very fine mint. SG
160 |
SOLD |
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| RA6712 |
5/-, crimson and yellow-green, long gash
headplate. Upper right corner pair, running sheet no. ‘38’. Stamps
superb and fresh unmounted, hinged on margins. Lovely deep shades,
exceptional and rare. SG 160a |
£1100 |
 |
| RA6713 |
7/6, carmine and light blue, long gash
headplate. Very fine used cancelled ‘BALLA BALLA 7 DEC 1911’. An
exceptional usage. Rare. SG 161 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6714 |
7/6, (reddish) carmine and deep dull blue, mid
gash headplate. Very fine used cancelled ‘SALISBURY 29 JUL 1916’. Very
scarce. RSC D |
SOLD |  |
| RA6715 |
10/-, bottle-green and reddish orange, mid gash
headplate. Very fine mint. Uncommon. RSC B |
£650 |
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| RA6716 |
£1, carmine-red and bluish black, long
gash headplate. Light heads and very deep frame, a striking contrast.
Very fine mint and a wonderful stamp. SG 165 |
£1000 |
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| RA6717 |
£1, rose-scarlet and bluish black, mid
gash headplate. Superb CTO ‘SALISBURY 17 APR 13’. SG 166 |
£250 |
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| RA6718 |
£1, crimson and slate-black, long gash
headplate. Very fine and fresh mint. BPA certificate (1982, as ‘SG 166a
- shade’) SG 166a |
SOLD |  |
| RA6719 |
£1,
carmine and blue-black, long gash headplate. Very fine fresh mint. RSC E |
£950 |
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| ADMIRALS | |||
| RA6721 |
1913
½d, perf. 14, deep green. Block of four, very fine mint or
unmounted. SG 187 |
£25 |
 |
| RA6722 |
1913
½d, perf. 14, deep green. Right marginal block of four, superb
unmounted. SG 187 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6723 |
1913
½d, perf. 14, deep green. Top marginal block of eight, superb
unmounted. SG 187 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6724 |
1913
1d, perf. 14, scarlet. block of four, very fine mint or unmounted. SG
194 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6725 |
1913
2½d, perf. 14, bright blue. Top left corner block of four,
stamps superb unmounted. SG 201 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6726 |
1913
2½d, perf. 14, bright blue. Top marginal vertical block of ten,
superb unmounted. SG 201 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6727 |
1913
1½d, perf. 15, bistre-brown. Block of four, very fine mint or
unmounted. SG 206 |
£160 |
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| RA6728 |
1913
2½d, perf. 15, bright blue. Block of four, superb mint or
unmounted. SG 208 |
£70 |
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| RA6729 |
1913
6d, die I perf. 15, black and mauve. Full printer’s mark lower right.
Very fine mint. SG 217 |
SOLD |
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| RA6730 |
1913
2d, die II perf. 14, black and brownish grey. Top marginal, superb
mint. SG 220 |
£45 |
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| RA6731 |
1913
3d, die II perf. 14, black and deep yellow. Superb unmounted. SG 221 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6732 |
1913
3d, die II perf. 14, black and deep yellow. Horizontal pair, superb
unmounted. SG 221 |
£65 |
 |
| RA6733 |
1913
3d, die II perf. 14, black and deep yellow. Printer’s mark upper right.
Superb unmounted. SG 221 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6734 |
1913
8d, die II perf. 14, violet and green. Top left corner copy, superb
mint. SG 230 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6735 |
1913
8d, die II perf. 14, (pale) violet and (pale) green. A most unusual
shade not previously seen, colours pastel-like in appearance. Very fine
mint. SG 230 shade |
£25 |
 |
| RA6736 |
1913
1/-, die II perf. 14, black and turquoise-blue. Position 26 showing
vertical printer’s mark (inverted exclamation) at left. Very fine mint.
Very scarce. SG 233 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6737 |
1913
2/6, die II perf. 14, indigo and grey-brown. Lower marginal, centred
left, very fine mint. SG 236 |
£45 |
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| RA6738 |
1913
2/6, die II perf. 14, pale blue and brown. Very fine fresh mint. RARE. SG 236a Note: in our opinion, this is one of the rarest of all the SG listed Admirals, in the same league as SG 273a. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6739 |
1913
3/-, die II perf. 14, (chocolate)-brown and greenish blue shade. Most
unusual and not previously seen. A striking stamp. Very fine mint. SG
236b shade |
£100 |  |
| RA6740 |
1913
3/-, die II perf. 14, chestnut and pale blue shade. Most unusual and
not previously seen, head yellowish brown and frame a lovely
pastel-like shade of pale blue. A striking stamp. Very fine mint. SG
237 shade |
SOLD |  |
| RA6741 |
1913
7/6, die II perf. 14, blackish purple and grey-black shade. Frame
distinctly grey with little slate element. Superb mint. SG 240 shade |
SOLD |  |
| RA6742 |
1913
1/-, die II perf. 15, black and greenish blue. Top marginal, stamp
superb unmounted, hinged on margin. SG 248 |
£75 |
 |
| RA6743 |
1913
2/6, die II perf. 15, indigo and grey-brown. Top marginal, stamp superb
unmounted, hinged on margin. SG 249 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6745 |
1913
2d, die III perf. 14, black and grey-black. Major variety IMPERFORATE BETWEEN STAMP AND TOP SHEET
MARGIN. Vertical pair, few short perfs. at left, fine mint. RARE. SG 256 var. Note: probably only one sheet existed with this variety, resulting in ten such examples possible. |
£650 |
 |
| RA6746 |
1913
2d, die III perf. 14, black and sepia. Top marginal, stamp superb
unmounted, hinged on margin. SG 258 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6747 |
1913
4d, die III perf. 14, black and orange-red. Printer’s mark upper left,
very fine mint. SG 261 |
SOLD |
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| RA6748 |
1913
4d, die III perf. 14, black and orange-red. Block of four, very fine
mint or unmounted. SG 261 |
£80 |
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| RA6749 |
1913
10d, die III perf. 14, indigo and carmine. Left marginal, superb
unmounted. SG 269 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6750 |
1913
1/-, die III perf. 14, black and greenish blue. Block of four, very
fine unmounted. SG 271 |
SOLD |
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| RA6751 |
1913
1/-, die III perf. 14, black and green. Horizontal strip of three,
fine/very fine used cancelled ‘BROKEN HILL’ datestamps. Lovely
multiple. SG 272b |
SOLD |  |
| RA6752 |
1913
2/6, die III perf. 14, pale blue and pale bistre-brown. Left marginal,
very fine fresh mint. SG 274a |
£90 |
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| RA6753 |
1913
£1, die III perf. 14, black and bright purple. Exceptionally deep
frame, superb fresh mint. A lovely stamp. SG 287 |
SOLD |  |
| RA6754 |
1922
4d, die III perf. 14, black and orange-vermilion. Stamp superb
unmounted, hinged on margin. SG 294 |
£20 |
 |
| RA6755 |
1922
10d, die III perf. 14, bright ultramarine and red. Block of four, very
fine mint. SG 298 |
SOLD |  |
| BSA COMPANY: POSTAL HISTORY | |||
| RA6756 |
1900
Marshall Hole currency card, bearing 10/- large Arms (SG 50). Violet
‘ADMINISTRATOR’S / OFFICE’ cachet. Very fine and clean for these.
Scarce. |
£175 |
 |
| RA6757 |
1902
25h February, cover addressed to the USA, bearing a single 1897 4d
ultramarine and claret (SG 70) tied by SELUKWE (25 Feb) single circle
datestamp. Bulawayo (28 Feb) and New York (5 Apr) transit and Bath (6
Apr) arrival backstamps. Attractive single franking. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6758 |
c1908
‘TUCK’S POST CARDS’, series No. 3. Complete set of six coloured scenes
of the Victoria Falls, each a reproduction of an oil painting by D.
Sherrin, printed in textured format. Contained in original wrapper
(trimmed and other faults). A remarkable survivor. |
£75 |
 |
| RA6759 |
1909
27th February, cover addressed to the UK, bearing a single 1898 Small
Arms 1d red (SG 78) tied by Bulawayo (27 Feb) double circle datestamp.
The cover was underpaid and received a circular ‘2 / TO PAY’ tax
marking with ‘3d’ inserted in manuscript. Also with large unframed ‘3D’
below stamp. London (20 Mar) arrival backstamp. |
£65 |
 |
| RA6760 |
1911
20th February, cover bearing ½d to 1/- set of Double Heads, each
original long gash printings, the 8d perf. 13½ , the 2d position
2 long gash in Queen’s ear. Each cancelled ‘SALISBURY 20 FEB 1911’
datestamps, and sent registered to Belgium. Clean and most attractive,
although highly philatelic. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6761 |
1911
22nd March, 1d embossed postal stationery envelope addressed to
Germany, uprated with three ½d Double Heads in a distinct bright
deep green shade (SG 119 family) all tied by Bulawayo (22 Mar)
datestamps. The reverse with ‘POSTMASTER’S OFFICE / MAR 22 1911 / No…….
/ BULAWAYO’ oval cachet struck in violet. An exceptionally clean
and very attractive cover. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6762 |
1911
8th August, long cover bearing 2d and 5d Double Heads, both long gash
headplates SG 128, 141a. Cancelled sc ‘REGISTERED / AU 8 11 / BULAWAYO’
datestamps, and sent registered to London. Most attractive, scarce. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6763 |
1912
28th October, printed cheque from ‘THE MARATHON SAVINGS BANK, U.S.A.’,
in the sum of £4 2/-. Now folded and the reverse bearing 1d
Double Head cancelled with large violet ‘THE NATIONAL BANK OF S. A. LTD
/ UMTALI’ cachet. |
£55 |
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| BSA COMPANY: REVENUES |
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| RA6764 |
c1910
(?) piece cut from a revenue document struck with rectangular violet
cachet ‘B. S. A. Co. / Commercial / Mining / Revenue. / £’, this
endorsed in red ink ‘5’. Uncommon. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6765 |
c1910
(?) piece cut from a revenue document struck with rectangular violet
cachet ‘B. S. A. Co. / Commercial / Mining / Revenue. / £’, this
endorsed in black ink ‘£ 30’. Uncommon. |
SOLD |  |
| RA6766 |
TATI 1897 private revenue stamps of
Tati Concessions. 1/- to £5, complete set of six in blocks of four. Superb fresh
unmounted mint. Rare. (ab1506) T&M TC 1.1-1.6 |
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| RA6767 |
TATI
1897 private revenue stamps of Tati Concessions. 1/- deep rose-red,
fine used with ‘THE TATI CONCESSIONS / LIMITED / TATI, MATABELELAND’
part cancellation lightly struck in reddish purple. Rare. (ab1507)
T&M TC 1.1 |
£175 |
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