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  Lot 142
• SG
  2

Description
A seemingly unused 1 d. black plate 7 with corner letters AK. Trace of red canc. pigments probably from a removed canc.

Sold at Auction
200.00 EUR

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  Lot 143
• 

Description
Collection on stock pages 1840-1920s with several better stamps incl. high values. Contains mostly used material but with some unused in between. Very high catalogue value but slightly mixed quality.
Entire lot scanned

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800.00 EUR

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  Lot 144

Description
Collection in ten albums all on beautiful home made pages with stamps up to 1980s from various parts of the Commonwealth. Example pictures on our website but inspection recommended.
Part of Lot Scanned

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240.00 EUR

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  Lot 145
• 

Description
Thick binder with mostly used stamps 1840-1970s incl. several better ones, e.g. two copies of 2 d. 1840 (close but clear margins), high values 1883 etc. Mixed quality. See example pictures on our website.
Part of Lot Scanned

Sold at Auction
700.00 EUR

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  Lot 861
• 

Description
Mourning envelope with contents, sent from "FARNBOROUGH AP 15 75" to ship "Alert" that was a vessel belonging to British Arctic Expedition 1875-76, the ship departed from Portsmouth 29.05 1875 to Greenland. Duplex canc. "023".

Sold at Auction
700.00 EUR

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  Lot 862
• 

Description
Envelope with two belonging dated letter sheets sent from "PORTSEA MY 30 75, PORTSMOUTH to ship "Alert" belonging to British Arctic Expedition in "QUEENSTOWN JU 75". The letter missed the departure of "Alert" on 30.5 1875. The ship belonged to the expedition 1875-76. Duplex canc. "625" & "PORTSEA". VERY FINE & WITH INTERESTING CONTENTS.

Sold at Auction
1800.00 EUR

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  Lot 863

Description
Envelope franked with GB 2 1/2d ultramarine sent to KGH in Copenhagen (arrival mark "K / 12.5 84") who forwarded the letter onboard a KGH vessel with ledger No. "25" in blue crayon. Canc. "LONDON E.C. MY 10 84". The letter was sent to The manager, Cryolite Co, Cryolite Bay, Greenland. EXCELLENT.

Sold at Auction
400.00 EUR

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  Lot 877
• 

Description
Crash Mail letter. A letter from Godthaab to Denmark 7.9.1932 carried by the Hutchinson family plane on route from USA to Europa via Angmagssalik. Their Sikorsky S-38 aircraft crash landed in Eastern Greenland. Rescued by Scottish fishing trawler "Loed Abbot", re-posted from "ABERDEEN 22 SEP 1932". Confirmed on the reverse of the envelope. Only two letters recorded from this crash. VERY RARE.

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1600.00 EUR

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  Lot 985
• FACIT
  63
• 

Description
Scarce British canc. "BARRY B.O. GLAM MY.9 06" on 3 aur Christian IX. SUPERB.

Sold at Auction
100.00 EUR

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  Lot 1160
• 

Description
Around 20 covers before 1930 to Iceland from Cornwall in England, with ca. 40 stamps in total.
Part of Lot Scanned

Sold at Auction
50.00 EUR

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  Lot 1266
• FACIT
  9h^1
• 

Description
Exceptional shipletter from England franked upon arrival with 12 öre bright utramarine "GEFLE 15.6 1862". Cert. Obermüller Wilén. VERY FINE - SUPERB.

Live Auction
300.00 EUR

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  Lot 1357
• FACIT
  19f
• 

Description
English canc. "383" HULL on 5 öre green. Beautiful and scarce. Cert. Obermüller Wilén. VERY FINE.

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