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Los 35001

480,00 CHF

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Uniform Penny Post, First Official Day of Use: wrapper with "P1" manuscript notation in purple on front, denoting prepayment of one penny

Uniform Penny Post, First Official Day of Use: wrapper with "P1" manuscript notation in purple on front, denoting prepayment of one penny postage, the reverse with neatly struck "Wrexham JA 10 1840" double-arced circular despatch strike in black, to Shrewsbury, light vertical filing fold, a fine and scarce example from this inaugural day of the Uniform Penny Post. The Uniform Penny Post was introduced on January 10, 1840, nearly four months prior to the introduction of the Penny Black. From this date, letters not exceeding half an ounce could be sent prepaid within the United Kingdom for the rate of One Penny

Los 35002

400,00 CHF

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Uniform Penny Post, First Official Day of Use: large part entire, struck on front with boxed "Glasgow / PAID + / JA 10 / 1840" despatch in

Uniform Penny Post, First Official Day of Use: large part entire, struck on front with boxed "Glasgow / PAID + / JA 10 / 1840" despatch in orange, to Dunfermline, pressed vertical filing folds, one through datestamp, a fresh and desirable inaugural Uniform Penny Post usage from Scotland

Los 35003

450,00 CHF

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1840 (6 May), prepaid folded entire, reverse with fine Halifax double-arc despatch in blue (6 May, 1840), to London, with bold strikes of

1840 (6 May), prepaid folded entire, reverse with fine Halifax double-arc despatch in blue (6 May, 1840), to London, with bold strikes of "P1" in red and PAID tombstone (7 May), a fine and fresh cover, posted on the day of issue of the Penny Black, a desirable usage from one of the most renowned dates in postal history

Los 35004

800,00 CHF

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1840 (6 May), prepaid folded entire, internally dated 5 May, 1840, from London to Madeira, endorsed "p. Packet", 3/8 rate in

1840 (6 May), prepaid folded entire, internally dated 5 May, 1840, from London to Madeira, endorsed "p. Packet", 3/8 rate in red manuscript, reverse with fine London F.B.O. double-arc despatch (6 May, 1840), red PAID c.d.s. of same same on front, a most attractive and rare example to a foreign destination, postmarked on the day of issue of the 1d. Black. Whilst postage labels were available for use from 6 May, it was still common practice for Post Offices to accept pre-payment in the traditional fashion. This was particularly so for items, such as the example offered here, incurring high postage charges

Los 35026

SG AS2ta

42.000,00 CHF

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May 6 (First Official Day of Use): 1d.intense black, plate 1a, lettered EA, clear to large margins, used as wafer seal to reverse of folded

May 6 (First Official Day of Use): 1d.intense black, plate 1a, lettered EA, clear to large margins, used as wafer seal to reverse of folded entire from Bath to Wells, tied by red Maltese Cross cancellation, neatly-struck Bath c.d.s. alongside, dated May 6, further Maltese Cross strike on front, the stamp with horizontal crease and having been lifted, cleaned, and replaced with hinge, some restoration to cover, one of only two recorded examples from this date with the adhesive used as a wafer seal, a delightful and rare first day cover. Cert. PTS Expertising Ltd. (2015). Gi AS1ta = £75,000 The usage of the 1d. black as a wafer seal is most unusual, and was contrary to regulations. The postal clerk, evidently still unfamiliar at this early stage with the appropriate procedure, perhaps thought it most efficient to make dual use of the adhesive both as an indicator of prepayment, and to seal the wrapper. The second Maltese Cross strike on the front further indicates some confusion as to the proper usage of the new stamps. Provenance: Robson Lowe, London, November 1957 Collection Chartwell, Spink, London, 29 June, 2011, lot 1061 Literature: Illustrated in "May Dates", by Michael Jackson, 1999

Los 35027

SG AS1td

900,00 CHF

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May 9: 1d intense black, plate 1a, lettered AI, fair to large margins, on folded cover to Edinburgh, cancelled by red Maltese Cross,

May 9: 1d intense black, plate 1a, lettered AI, fair to large margins, on folded cover to Edinburgh, cancelled by red Maltese Cross, reverse struck with Lombard Street Branch Office date-stamp (9 May, 1840), and partial Edinburgh circular morning duty c.d.s., tear to back from removal of seal, else a fine and scarce early May Date usage. Gi. AS1td =£4,800. Provenance: Sotheby`s, London, 10 April, 1986, lot 623; Ex Robert J. Cooley Collection, Shreves Philatelic Galleries, Dallas, 23 September, 1995, lot 186; Simon Andrews, 12 December, 1996, lot 15. Literature: Illustrated in "May Dates", by Michael Jackson, 1999

Los 35029

SG AS2tf

400,00 CHF

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May 14: 1d grey-black, plate 1a, lettered GG, margins ample to good, tied to folded cover to Bath by red Maltese Cross,

May 14: 1d grey-black, plate 1a, lettered GG, margins ample to good, tied to folded cover to Bath by red Maltese Cross, Cheltenham double-arc c.d.s. adjacent (May 14, 1840), adhesive with stain at lower right, some light soiling to cover, a scarce "May Date" from the ninth official day of use. Gi. AS2tf = £3,250

Los 35031

SG AS14tf

460,00 CHF

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May 15: 1d. black, plate 2, lettered IG, four fair to large margins, tied to 1840 folded cover by red Maltese Cross, Stockton double-arc

May 15: 1d. black, plate 2, lettered IG, four fair to large margins, tied to 1840 folded cover by red Maltese Cross, Stockton double-arc despatch c.d.s. on reverse (15 May), to Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, vertical filing fold, a scarce example from the tenth official day of use Gi. AS14tf

Los 35032

SG AS1th

400,00 CHF

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May 18: 1d. intense black, lettered GF, good to large margins, close at lower right, tied to folded entire to Birmingham by red Maltese

May 18: 1d. intense black, lettered GF, good to large margins, close at lower right, tied to folded entire to Birmingham by red Maltese Cross, internally dated Gray`s Inn, May 18, with London Chief Office circular evening duty date-stamp on reverse of same date, a fresh example from this early date. Gi. AS1th = £2,500

Los 35033

SG AS1th

850,00 CHF

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May 20: 1d. intense black, plate 1a, lettered CG, tied to London locally-posted wrapper by neatly-struck deep red Maltese Cross, further

May 20: 1d. intense black, plate 1a, lettered CG, tied to London locally-posted wrapper by neatly-struck deep red Maltese Cross, further tied by black "Charing Cross" straight-line, reverse with London Chief Office octagonal paid date-stamp (20 May, 1840) in matching red shade to the Maltese Cross, a delightful and remarkably fresh May Date cover. Cert RPSL (2003). Gi. AS1th = £2,500

Los 35034

SG AS1th

800,00 CHF

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May 23: 1d intense black, plate 1a, lettered BC, four very good to large margins, tied to folded entire by red Maltese Cross, matching red

May 23: 1d intense black, plate 1a, lettered BC, four very good to large margins, tied to folded entire by red Maltese Cross, matching red Edinburgh c.d.s. despatch strike on reverse (23 May, 1840), to Charlestown, light pressed filing folds, a scarce and desirable May usage from Scotland. Gi. AS1th = £2,500

Los 35035

SG AS14tk

600,00 CHF

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May 31 (fourth Sunday): 1d. black, plate 2, lettered SH, affixed to folded cover and cancelled with centrally-struck Maltese Cross in red,

May 31 (fourth Sunday): 1d. black, plate 2, lettered SH, affixed to folded cover and cancelled with centrally-struck Maltese Cross in red, reverse with Warrington double-arc despatch (31 May, 1840), to Preston, small piece torn from lettersheet below address, else a remarkably fresh cover, a rare usage from the fourth Sunday and final day of May, 1840. Certs. Proschold (1988) and RPSL (2023). Gi. AS14tk = £5,000. Provenance: Ex. "D.S." Collection, Phillips, 18 June 1987, lot 96; David Feldman, 1-7 November 1992, lot 30026

Los 35056

SG AS5

1.500,00 CHF

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1d. black, plate 1b, horizontal strip of four, lettered LB-LE, very good to large margins on three sides, touching frameline at left, tied

1d. black, plate 1b, horizontal strip of four, lettered LB-LE, very good to large margins on three sides, touching frameline at left, tied by clear strikes of red Maltese Crosses to entire letter from Manchester to Chancery Lane, London, with double-arc circular despatch (22 July) and next-day London morning duty c.d.s. backstamps, horizontal filing fold well clear of adhesives, an impressive franking, paying the 4d rate for up to two ounces. Cert. BPA (2010). Gi. AS5. Provenance: Ex. "Victoria" Collection, Robson Lowe, 19 November 1974, lot 17; Ex. Howard O. Fraser Collection, Spink, 7 November 2001, lot 116; Ex. Alan Holyoake Collection (2013)

Los 35057

380,00 CHF

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1d. black, plate 1b, lettered CL, and plate 3, lettered LE, mosty good margins, LE touching at foot, two singles tied to folded entire from

1d. black, plate 1b, lettered CL, and plate 3, lettered LE, mosty good margins, LE touching at foot, two singles tied to folded entire from Edinburgh to Ayr by red Maltese Crosses, CL showing the non-coincident re-entry, reverse with black circular despatch mark (14 Aug) and next day boxed receiver, the adhesives showing some light wrinkling, a scarce mixed usage. Gi. AS5b/AS20

Los 35075

SG AS14

250,00 CHF

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1d. black, plate 2, lettered IF, good to large margins all around, on folded entire, cancelled by red Maltese Cross, reverse with Banbridge

1d. black, plate 2, lettered IF, good to large margins all around, on folded entire, cancelled by red Maltese Cross, reverse with Banbridge double-arc despatch (8 June, 1840), next-day Dublin diamond receiving mark in red, horizontal filing fold clear of adhesive, a rare Irish usage. Cert. RPSL (2023). Gi. AS14

Los 35076

240,00 CHF

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1d. black, plate 2, lettered QK, good even margins all around, cancelled with Maltese Cross in red, on 1840 cover to London, handstamped

1d. black, plate 2, lettered QK, good even margins all around, cancelled with Maltese Cross in red, on 1840 cover to London, handstamped "1py P Paid" in red, struck with Paid London tombstone (24 November) and redirected from London to Royston, with same-day c.d.s. backstamp in red, but an unusual usage Cert. RPSL (2023). Gi. AS14 = £750

Los 35077

SG AS14

1.500,00 CHF

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1d. black, plate 2, block of four, lettered OK-PL, three good to large margins, into at right, affixed to folded entire and cancelled with

1d. black, plate 2, block of four, lettered OK-PL, three good to large margins, into at right, affixed to folded entire and cancelled with multiple strikes of bright red Maltese Cross, Bedford double-arc despatch c.d.s. (8 July, 1840) struck on front, to London, with c.d.s. receiver on reverse (20 July), some imperfections to right edge of block, filing folds well clear of adhesives, an otherwise fresh entire and scarce franking. Cert Mike Jackson (2022). Gi. AS14

Los 35082

600,00 CHF

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1d. red brown, plate 2, block of four, lettered AE-BF, margins close or into on three sides, good at foot, tied to folded entire by black

1d. red brown, plate 2, block of four, lettered AE-BF, margins close or into on three sides, good at foot, tied to folded entire by black Maltese Cross cancellation, docketed "Edin[burgh] 27 April", corresponding red c.d.s. (27 April), boxed Dumfries receiver (22 April 1841) alongside, some faults to top margin of adhesives and filing fold through centre of block, a rare franking. The only recorded block of the 1d red, plate 2 used on cover. Gi. AS17