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SG Proof

3.500,00 CHF

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1890: Secondary Die Proof of the 1 d. value, printed in black on thin yellowish wove paper on soft white card (60 x 73 mm.) and without

1890: Secondary Die Proof of the 1 d. value, printed in black on thin yellowish wove paper on soft white card (60 x 73 mm.) and without check letters, with reversed "2" at top. Corner creases clear of design, paper split at top otherwise fresh and very fine. Certificate RPSL (2016) Gi DP33b = £ 10'000. Provenance: Robson Lowe, 20. Jun. 1956, lot 312; Robson Lowe, 21. Nov. 1972, lot 11; Collection Chartwell, Spink, 5.Jul. 2012, lot 52; Collection 'Great Britain The Line Engraved Issus 1840–1870', The Åke Rietz Collection, Corinphila 7 June 2023

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SG 1 Impri...

4.600,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 1, lettered TG, an imperforate Imprimatur from the second registration sheet (after hardening), ungummed on white

1840: 1 d. black, plate 1, lettered TG, an imperforate Imprimatur from the second registration sheet (after hardening), ungummed on white wove paper, large margins all round. Rare and very fine. Remarkably the other example lettered TG from the first registration sheet is in the National Postal Museum's Phillips Collection (see vol III p. 9), this then confirms that this Imprimatur was one of the 23 examples taken from the second registration sheet Gi = £ 15'000. Provenance: Collection 'Great Britain The Line Engraved Issus 1840–1870', The Åke Rietz Collection, Corinphila 7 June 2023

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

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SG 1

1.200,00 CHF

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1840 (May 6): 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered OJ, an unused example with large even margins all round, fresh appearance with only moderate

1840 (May 6): 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered OJ, an unused example with large even margins all round, fresh appearance with only moderate plate wear beginning to show in inner right frame, unused without gum. Rare Gi AS1= £ 24'000. Provenance: Collection 'Great Britain The Line Engraved Issus 1840–1870', The Åke Rietz Collection, Corinphila 7 June 2023

Los 4139

SG 2

1.800,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered HI-HJ / II-IJ, a used block of four in a deep shade, ample to good margins all round, neatly tied to

1840: 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered HI-HJ / II-IJ, a used block of four in a deep shade, ample to good margins all round, neatly tied to large piece of 1840 cover to Stratford on Avon by Maltese Crosses in red, faint filing crease through HI-HJ, but a very early usage of a large multiple for the quadruple rate - dated on reverse May 13, 1840, in the first fortnight of use. Rare Gi AS2 = £ 24'000. Provenance: Robson Lowe 8 July 1959, lot 152; Collection 'Great Britain The Line Engraved Issus 1840–1870', The Åke Rietz Collection, Corinphila 7 June 2023

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Grossbritannien

Los 4140

SG 1 (AS1b...

440,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. intense black, plate 1a, lettered HD, original re-entry position, used on cover dated 21 May 1840, from Northallerton to London,

1840: 1 d. intense black, plate 1a, lettered HD, original re-entry position, used on cover dated 21 May 1840, from Northallerton to London, four good to large margins all round, showing re-entry marks below and in corner squares, with town dated and "CLEVELAND IN**" straightline handstamp in red alongside, tied by a double strike of a red Maltese Cross, soiled, horizontal filing crease well clear of adhesive, London arrival to reverse dated 23 May 1840 in red, scarce SG AS1b = £ 2'500+

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

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SG 2

260,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered EB, four good to large margins all round, used on cover, from Stonehaven to Aberdeen, Scotland, dated

1840: 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered EB, four good to large margins all round, used on cover, from Stonehaven to Aberdeen, Scotland, dated 16 July 1840, tied by a crisp and very fine red Maltese Cross, endorsed rather nicely "Labeled" lower left. To the reverse a fine Stonehaven rectangular three-line datestamp in blac. Very pretty example with just some inconsequential wrinkling to the wrapper and a faint water stain top right none of which affects the adhesive. A scarce early usage Gi AS2 = £ 1'000

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Grossbritannien

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SG 2 (AS2t...

550,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered OE, used on cover dated 29 May 1840 from Glasgow to Inverness, four good to large magins, tied by fine

1840: 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered OE, used on cover dated 29 May 1840 from Glasgow to Inverness, four good to large magins, tied by fine strike of a red Maltese Cross, despatch 29th and arrival 30th to reverse, a fine example of this scarce early date SG AS2tj = £ 2'000 for stamp on cover

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Los 4143

SG 1

600,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. intense black, plate 1a, lettered AE and GE, two single examples used on cover, dated 20 May 1840, from West Bromwich

1840: 1 d. intense black, plate 1a, lettered AE and GE, two single examples used on cover, dated 20 May 1840, from West Bromwich to Titford, both stamps with good to large four margins all round, fresh deep shades, tied by very fine strikes of a dark red Maltese Cross, despatch town dated to reverse in the same colour, soiled, two light vertical creases and a faint horizontal filing crease, all clear of adhesives, small tear and reinforced to wrapper through "Oldbury", otherwise fine, an extremely rare double rate penny black franking, used in May from a provincial town and the plate 1a adhesives in the intense black shade SG AS1th = £ 2'500++ for a single on cover

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Grossbritannien

Los 4144

SG 1 Impri...

4.000,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered TG, an imperforate Imprimatur from the second registration sheet, ungummed on white wove paper, large

1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered TG, an imperforate Imprimatur from the second registration sheet, ungummed on white wove paper, large margins all round. Rare and very fine Gi = £ 15'000. Provenance: Collection 'Great Britain The Line Engraved Issus 1840–1870', The Åke Rietz Collection, Corinphila 7 June 2023

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

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SG 2

200,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered DK, used on cover dated 22 May 1840, from Glasgow to Inverary, four good to large margins all round,

1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered DK, used on cover dated 22 May 1840, from Glasgow to Inverary, four good to large margins all round, tied by a red Maltese Cross, Glasgow datestamp to reverse date just visible, additional manuscript dates on internally and on reverse, soiled, two vertical filing creases well clear of stamp, a fine and scarce cover SG AS14th = £ 2'500

Los 4146

SG 2

360,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered QC, four margins all round, used on a cover, from Dublin to Armagh, Ireland, dated 4 June 1840, tied by

1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered QC, four margins all round, used on a cover, from Dublin to Armagh, Ireland, dated 4 June 1840, tied by a red Maltese Cross. To the reverse a Dublin dispatch in red and an Armagh circular arrival datestamp in blue (JU 5). Margin at base irregular lower right although clear. A fine early Irish use. Scarce Gi AS14 = £ 750

Los 4147

SG 1

300,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. intense black, plate 2, lettered EH, used on large fragment, dated 24 May 1840, the third Sunday, Wigan datestamp in red to

1840: 1 d. intense black, plate 2, lettered EH, used on large fragment, dated 24 May 1840, the third Sunday, Wigan datestamp in red to back, cancelled by red Maltese Cross, four close to large margins, slightly irregular at top, a good to fine example of this rare date of use SG AS14th = £6'500 for stamp on cover

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SG 2vd

300,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered BE, four margins all round, used on cover, from Strathaven to Edinburgh, dated 12 December 1840,

1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered BE, four margins all round, used on cover, from Strathaven to Edinburgh, dated 12 December 1840, cancelled by a Magenta Maltese Cross. To the reverse a 'STRATHEAVEN' straightline handstamp in red (note spelling), a circular Glasgow transit and an arrival Endinburgh cds (DE 12) both in red. A vertical filing fold centrally and some other folds none of which affect adhesive. Cover is soiled. However, a rare coloured Maltese Cross cancellation. Cert. RPSL (old time - date not visible - signed by John Wilson & submitted by H.R. Harmer). One of three known examples from Strathaven, one other sent to Edinburgh, the other to Glasgow, dated Oct 1840 and February 1841 respectively Gi 2vd = £ 8'500

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SG 2

350,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered KD, a used example, three large margins and touched at base, on 1840 cover from Lennoxtown to Glasgow

1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered KD, a used example, three large margins and touched at base, on 1840 cover from Lennoxtown to Glasgow cancelled by two very fine strikes of the Maltese Cross in magenta, with corresponding Receiving House "18" marking in the same ink on reverse. Glasgow datestamps of 28 and 29 December clearly struck on reverse. Minor age toning but a very rare cover, RPSL cert. (1983) Gi AS14vd = £ 8'500. Reference: Listed in Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopaedia of the Maltese Cross vol 3. page 427. Provenance: Collection 'Great Britain The Line Engraved Issus 1840–1870', The Åke Rietz Collection, Corinphila 7 June 2023

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Grossbritannien

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SG 2

2.000,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, pl. 3, lettered GG, an unused example with large even margins all round, tiny nick in the margin at base well away from

1840: 1 d. black, pl. 3, lettered GG, an unused example with large even margins all round, tiny nick in the margin at base well away from the design and mentioned for accuracy only (and not on certificate), unused without gum. A very fine example from this extremely rare plate. Cert. BPA (2019) Gi AS20 = £ 19'500.rnProvenance: Spink, London, 6-7 Dec 2005, lot 396

Grossbritannien

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SG 2+7

14.000,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 6, vertical pair, letter AJ-BJ, used with 1841 1 d. red-brown, black plate 1b, strip of six, lettered

1840: 1 d. black, plate 6, vertical pair, letter AJ-BJ, used with 1841 1 d. red-brown, black plate 1b, strip of six, lettered CB-CG, margins all round, combined to make the 8 d. SHIP LETTER rate, tied by neat strikes of a black Maltese Cross to cover front, presumed to have originated from Hawick, Scotland (see note below) and sent to Sydney, New South Wales, with red oval "PAID SHIP LETTER – LONDON 29 NO 1841" alongside, and a manuscript "3" (d.) for the local delivery in NSW. There is a vertical filing fold through the margin between stamps CD and CE, otherwise in a very fresh state of preservation and possibly the most important and attractive franking of its kind, especially as a rare mixed combination franking to Australia. Cert. BPA (1996). Note: The cover front derives from the famous "W.E.Oliver, care of John Irvine, Commissary General, Sydney, New South Wales" correspondence from Hawick in Scotland. William Elliot Oliver grew up in Scotland. He decided to emigrate, together with his cousin and business partner James Borthwick, to New South Wales in 1841 to establish a sheep farm. Since there was less competition for land in Moreton Bay (later Queensland), this became his main focus. Later letters from this correspondence were re-addressed to Moreton Bay, and from 1843 directly addressed to "Buaraba, Moreton Bay". After eight hard years of business in Australia, W.E.Oliver returned to Scotland as a rich man and never returned to Australia again. For more details see: "The W.E.Oliver Correspondence 1841-1843, A tale of two Scottish gentlemen in Australia", by Georg Stoermer, published in Deutscher Altbrief Sammler Verein (DASV), June 2024, pg.100 – 111. Reference: Listed in "Victorian Mixed Franking Covers" by Ray Simpson & Karl Louis (2020), pg. 53, illustrated on pg. 36; it also features in "The World's First Postage Stamp", by Alan Holyoake, illustrated on pg. 118. Provenance: J.B. Seymour collection, Robson Lowe 6 June 1951, lot 368; Maurice Burrus collection, Robson Lowe, 30 October 1963, lot 58; "DAISY" collection (Henry Grand), Christies 8 October 1996, lot 277; M.A.Sayeed collection, Spink May 2002, lot 2232; Alan Holyoake collection 2012/2013

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

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SG 2

1.000,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 7, lettered AJ, a used example, good to very large margins all round, on 1840 cover from Preston to Union Foundry,

1840: 1 d. black, plate 7, lettered AJ, a used example, good to very large margins all round, on 1840 cover from Preston to Union Foundry, Bradford, tied by fine strike of the Maltese Cross in magenta. Reverse with Preston despatch cds (Dec 31) in black. Rare Gi AS46vd = £ 8'500. Reference: Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopedia of the Maltese Cross, vol. 3 page 445. Certificate RPSL (1985). Provenance: 4. Merkurphila, Frankfurt, Dec 1983, lot 587; Collection Nigel Howard, Christie's 9. Nov 1994, lot 1189; Collection J.E Saffra, Spink 5. May 2014, lot 1070; Collection 'Great Britain The Line Engraved Issus 1840–1870', The Åke Rietz Collection, Corinphila 7 June 2023

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SG 2

1.800,00 CHF

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1840: 1 d. black, plate 8, lettered LC, a used example, good to large margins all round, used locally on 1840 cover within London from the

1840: 1 d. black, plate 8, lettered LC, a used example, good to large margins all round, used locally on 1840 cover within London from the Chief Office in London to Grays Inn Square, cancelled by an early usage of the experimetal black Maltese Cross - the "turned cover" then forwarded to Old Charlton, Kent on the next day (Oct. 30) used with 1 d. black, plate 5, lettered LH, tied by Maltese Cross in red. Usual creases and reinforced due to refolding and resend clear of adhesives, a very rare "turned cover" with two different plates of the 1 d. black cancelled in two different colours. Certificate RPSL (2012). Provenance: Collection 'Great Britain The Line Engraved Issus 1840–1870', The Åke Rietz Collection, Corinphila 7 June 2023

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