Tradition und Erfahrung in klassischer Philatelie seit 1919

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  • Losnr. : 3423 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 11, lettered EA-EB, an unused, large part original gum,horizontal pair in a deep shade, marginal from left of sheet with part "Cement" imprint, good to large margins on all sides, slight diagonal crease and ink spot in margin, otherwise fresh and fine.  A famous pair from the earl of Kingston block. Gi AS73 = £ 48'000+.rnNotes: The London Philatelist vol 3 pages 290-291 quoted from a paper read before the Philatelic Society London on November 30th 1894, by the then President the Earl of Kingston: "Four years ago I purchased a block of black pennies. It once formed the top of the sheet and consists of five entire rows of twelve stamps each. The margins are intact and perfect; the right and left hand corners of the margin contain the plate number II [.....] I took these figures to represent No 2 in Roman Numerals, but from enquiries made this summer (1894) I ascertained beyond doubt, that the practice has always been to number the sheets in Arabic Numerals. It proves therefore, that the block above described is not an impression from plate 2, but from plate 11 [...]."rnFrank Godden stated (date unknown): "The rarest known British piece in the world"  rnProvenence:rnThe original block:rnEarl of Kingston (1894)rnStanley Gibbons (acquired 1896)rnEarl of Crawford (1911)rnSparrow (acquired 1912)rnCharles Nissen (1912) subsequently split into a block of 36 rows A-C and a block of 24 rows D-E.rnThe Block of twenty-four containing EA-EB:rnExhibited by Frank Wadham, London Int. Exhibition (1923)rnExhibited at the RPSL Jubilee Exhibition (May 1935)rnThe Block of four DA-EB:rnCollection J.B. Seymour, Robson Lowe 6. Jun. 1951 lot 565.rnThe Pair EA-EBrnRobson Lowe Bournemouth 8. May 1954 lot 323.rnCollection Ernest Dale, Stanley Gibbons 10/11 Jun. 1969 lot  57.rnCollection W.H. Harrison Cripps, Stanley Gibbons 27 Oct. 1972 lot 58.rnCollection Chartwell, Spink 29 Jun. 2011 lot 1151.rnrn 
    Ausruf : 7.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 15.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3403 Grossbritannien

    Prepaid Private Letter Sheets 1840: "PRE PAID" with scroll for insertion of the date, first type lettersheet in blue produced by J.W.Buchanan of Nuneaton with ms.date "19.2.40" and ms. "Pd. 1" in red ink, used from Coventry to London with "PAID 20 FE 1840" tombstone arrival datestamp, the address panel is written in J.W.Buchanan's hand with inside docketing "Mr. Buchanan 19th. Febr. 40 / Re. Hemming". Minor filing crease toward base practically invisible from front and not affecting the appearance, otherwise very fresh and fine, very rare. The Karl Louis Card Index has just nine first type Buchanan lettersheets recorded, two of which are unavailable for private collectors, one in the Phillips collection, National Postal Museum, London and one is housed in the Collection of His Majesty King Charles III Gi = £ 15'000.rnProvenance: Collection 'Maximus' (Ronald A.G.Lee), Stanley Gibbons, 13-15 May 1970, lot 335; Collection 'Daisy', Christies, London, 8 Oct. 1996, lot 8.
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 4.400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3538 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Black plate 1b, a horizontal pair MA-MB, used with a horizontal strip of six OA-OF, margins generally large, on 1841 cover to Korsör, Denmark endorsed "p. Steamer from Hull to Hamburg"; tied by Maltese Crosses in black. Reverse, displaying well with "Newcastle on Tyne" despatch cds (June 22) and two line "HULL / SHIP LETTER" in black (Robertson fig. S9). Carried bv Private Ship with correct 8 d. prepaid; charged due upon arrival with "42" (skilling) to pay in red manuscript. A very light vertical crease affects OD, nonetheless, a splendid and very rare cover - the  second largest franking of the "Black Plate" 1B used on cover in private hands and the sole example to a foreign destination. One of the most important postal history items of the "Black Plates". RPSL cert. (2016).rnProvenance:rnRobson Lowe Sept. 1976 lot 1159 (front cover of catalogue).rn262. Schwanke 3. Feb. 2000 Lot 317.rnCollection Mark Lorentzen (2010).
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 14.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3504 Grossbritannien

    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 2, lettered NJ, an unused example with large to very large margins all round, of wonderful rich colour, vertical crease, unused without gum. A rare and most attractive stamp, Certificate BPA   Gi DS8 = £ 45'000.rnReferencernE.D. Bacon, the line engraved postage stamps of GB (1920) illustrated on photoplate VIII.rnProvenance:part of the George Mackey block, Ventom, Bull and Cooper auction June 1898, bought by George Mackey and exhibited at the Birmingham Philatelic Exhibition in December 1898 and mentioned by Theodor Buhl in Phil. Rec. Jan 1899 as one of the rarities of the Birmingham Exhibition. "Amongst the rarities were Mr. Bernichons's two celebrated post office Mauritius from the Legrand collection and Mr. Mackey's celebrated block of eighty-four 2d blue Great Britain, without white lines, unused"rnAs a block of 35, HH/NLrnrnPuttick & Simpson 29/30 Oct 1901.rnRoyal Collection, Spink, 17 May 2001, lot 22rnCollection Vestey, Spink 9/9/2010, lot 200rn 
    Ausruf : 5.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 8.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3516 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 1, lettered IL, a used example just shaved at left but with part sheet margin at right, on 1843 Printed Circular to Lord Clifford in Chudleigh, Devon tied by Maltese Crosses in black. Readdressed locally from Chudleigh to Bridgewater, initially prepaid "1" in red manuscript but deleted, with the addition of 1841 2 d. blue, plate 3, lettered FL, applied over London tombstone despatch (April 28) in red, tied by Maltese Cross in black with manuscript "p.pd." and Chudleigh double arc cds in black (April 29) at left. Cerificate BPA (2007).rnRemarks: The printed circular is from the Catholic Institute and refers to amendmentto the proposed Factories Bill as proposed by the Earl of Arundel and Surrey. The addressee Lord Clifford is a descendant of the Clifford of Chudleigh family, of Norman descent, who arrived in England during the Norman Conquest of 1066. The family seat is Ugbroke Park. near Chudleigh in Devon. The Lord Clifford correspondence was first offered by Sotheby's in 1985.rnProvenance:rnLord Clifford correspondence, Sotheby's Nov 1985, lot 223.rnCollection Vestey Spink, 9. Sept. 2010, lot186.
    Ausruf : 8.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3514 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 1, lettered HE-HF / IE-IF, a block of four in combination with 1 d. black, plate 6, lettered NE-NF, used on 1840 cover from Inverary to Edinburgh carried at under 5 ounce rate, tied by Maltese Crosses in red. Margins just touched to large, cover crease below the adhesives; however multiples of the black and blue on cover are extreme rarities, minor imperfections including ironed creasing through the pair, which was inaccurately replaced . A cover of magnificent visual appeal and an Exhibition highlight.The only 2d block of four used with 1d black on cover. The only other such combination with a 2d block of four is an undated large piece. Certificates RPSL (1985) not mentioning any faults and BPA (2010).rnReference: Listed in Simpson/Louis GB Victorian mixed frankings (2020) page 28.rnProvenance: Sotheby's, 14 Jun 1990, lot 308.rnCollection Vestey, Spink, 9. Sept. 2010, illustrated on front cover of the catalogue.
    Ausruf : 12.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 14.500 CHF

    Losnr. : 3586 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 2 d. blue, plate 4, lettered OK-PL /PK-PL, a used block of four, just touched to mostly large margins all round, on 1854 cover from Arbroath to Edinburgh in combination with 1 d. red, Die 1, Alphabet II, wmk. Small Crown, perf. 16; lettered HE / IE in a vertical pair tied bz by '13' numeral obliterators on despatch. A very rare mixed imperforate / perforate franking for the under 5 ounce rate and most attractive. Lettersheet refolded at left to reduce size and flaps missing. Signed E. Diena, P. Holcombe. Certificates Holcombe (1991) and K. Louis BPP(2017).rnReference:rnListed in the Simpson Louis GB victorian issues, page 76.rnProvenance:rnChristies 18. Sep. 1990, lot 3498.rnCollection Brando, Ivy & Mader, 27. Jun.1995, lot 451.
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.600 CHF

    Losnr. : 3584 Grossbritannien

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    1851: 2 d. lavender (violet) blue, plate 4, lettered AA-AD / BA-BCa used irregular block of seven, with mostly good to very large margins all round, in combination with 1 d. red-brown on lavender tinted paper, plate 126, lettered OF, all tied to 1852 cover endorsed "pr. Africa Str." (Cunard) to New York tied by '466' Liverpool numeral obliterators in black; the rate of 1/3 d. including the 3 d. Late Fee. "5 Cents" credit marking in red with "PAID" below. Two stamps creased but an exceptional multiple in this extremely rare shade - the most important cover of the 2d. 'violet blue' on lavender tinted paper Certificate of opinion Robson Lowe (1974) and RPSL(1985) Gi ES16.rnProvenance:rnRobson Lowe, 23. Jan. 1963, lot 147.rn6. Stanley Gibbons Frankfurt, Apr. 1975. lot 2028.rnSpink, 10. Jun. 1998, lot 1352.
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3585 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 127, lettered RH, a used example with good to large margins all round and portion of adjoining stamp at left, used on 1852 Prices Current to Hobroe, Denmark in combination with Denmark 1852 Thiele 4 rbs. brown (Mi. 1), the former tied by Newcastle on Tyne '545' numeral obliterator of despatch in blue and both stamps tied by circular target handstamp in black. Reverse with "Newcastle on Tyne" despatch cds in blue (June 21), London transit in red and Danish P.O. in Hamburg cds in blue (June 24). An exceptional and rare cover: just two known prepaid in combination with the 1841, 1d red imperforate according to the Karl Louis card index.rnCertificates A. Diena (1953),  Lasse Nielsen (2003), RPSL (2016).rnProvenance:rnCollection Peer Lorentzen, Hoiland 26. Apr. 2004, lot 72.rnCollection Mark Lorentzen (2010).
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 11.500 CHF

    Losnr. : 3510 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 2 d. pale blue, plate 1, lettered DG-DJ / EG-EJ, a used block of eight, margins just touched to large on two sides, superbly cancelled by characteristically Scottish thin lined Maltese Crosses in black. Stamp DJ showing the State 2 re-entry (line outside J broken and re-entry in NE square), some minor imperfections incl. repaired thin spot, but a beautiful and eye-catching and famous multiple. Certificate RPSL (2010) Gi DS6+DS6h = £ 44'000+.rnrnProvenance:rnHarmer, 1. Jan 1935, lot 437rnCollection "Victoria" Robson Lowe, 14. May 1975, lot 91, stating "... do not recall ever having seen a multiple of this shade before".rnRobson Lowe, "Diamond Jubilee" Auction, 8. May 1980, lot 6.rnChristies 19. May 1987, lot 285.rnCollection E.C. Francis.rnCollection Alan Holyoake (2013).
    Ausruf : 10.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 13.500 CHF

    Losnr. : 3411 Grossbritannien

    Treasury Competition Essay 1840: Penny Post Essay in green and blue with embossed centre, produced by Robert W. Sievier, a complete original page from issue No. 65 of the London & Westminster Review of March 1840. Two light horizontal folds and small tone spot well clear of the Essay, which is more commonly found printed in pink and blue. The colour combination green and blue is very rare. Although cut-outs can be found occasionally, the Karl Louis card index has a record of only two further complete pages, one housed in the Phillips collection, N.P.M: London, vol. I, page 20. It was first recorded from the Col. Bates (1934) and Dendy Marshall (1949) collections and the other from the 'Windsor' collection (Harmers 2003).   rnReference: "Wyon and Whiting Essays" by Huggins & Wicks, illustration 75. 
    Ausruf : 1.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.600 CHF

    Losnr. : 3518 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 5, lettered SA, a used example,with large margins all round and portion of adjoining stamp at top, on 1841 cover from West Burton to Settle, Yorkshire tied by rare and very fine strike of Hawes Maltese Cross in blue. Two line italic "West Burton / Penny Post" adjacent in black and reverse, opening well for Exhibit display, showing "HAWES" undated circle in blue (West Burton only had a Receiving House but no Post Office, Hawes is located some ten miles away). An exceptional and rare cover BPA Cerificate (2000) Gi AS25vc = £ 22'000.rnReference: Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopedia of the Maltese Cross, vol. 3 page 431.rnProvenance: Robson Lowe, Bournemouth, 13. Jun. 1953, lot 348.rnSpink 15. Dec. 1999, lot 2311.
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 4.400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3589 Grossbritannien

    1865: Royal Reprint 1 d. carmine-rose, Die II, plate 66, lettered LG-LH, an imperforate horizontal pair on Large Crown watermarked white paper, large regular margins all round, fine large part o.g. This LG-LH pair formerly adjoined the LI-LJ pair from the Arthur Hind collection (1934). The Royal Reprint was taken from the 1 d., Die II, plate 66 after it had been withdrawn from use. It is said (but not established without doubt) that the printing was made upon the request of the Royal Family for specimens of the 1841 One Penny red imperforate for the stamp collections of Queen Victoria's children. Just one single sheet printed of which only letterings from the horizontal rows 'F' to 'T' are recorded Gi DP35(b) = £ 4'500+.rnProvenance: Collection Reino Poutianen, Stephen Walter, London, 21 March 1980, lot 333.
    Ausruf : 750 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3594 Grossbritannien

    1855 (Aug): 1 d. red-brown on blued paper, Die II, Alphabet II, wmk. Large Crown, plate 6, perf. 16, lettered AA-AE / BA-BE, an unused block of ten from the top left corner of the sheet, showing Plate Number 6 and imprint "Price 1d. per Label. 1/- Per Row of 12. £1...per Sheet. Place the Labels ABOVE the". Minor foxing and marginal tear, horizontal crease through B row and cornerfault on BA, otherwise fresh and very fine, large part og. A superb multiple in a brilliant rich shade Gi C6 = £ 7'500+.rnProvenence:rnExhibited at the RPSL Jubilee Exhibition (May 1935) sheet of 35 page 1.rnCollection J.B. Seymour, Robson Lowe, 7. Nov. 1951, lot 539.rnChristie's, 9. Nov 1982, lot 444.rnPhillips, 9-10. Feb. 1989, lot 353.rn 
    Ausruf : 1.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3480 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 7, lettered AG-AK / BG-BK, a used block of ten, margins just shaved to large all round, cancelled by Maltese Crosses in red. A famous and extremely rare multiple of good appearance but repaired thins and creases in places. 10d. would pay the rate for a letter up to 5 ounces or the single rate to France - these however normally prepaid in cash Gi AS46 = £ 40'000+.rnRemark: The block adjoins the "Daisy/Sayeed" block of 10 AB-BF, together making a block of 20 and thus the second largest recorded used multiple of the Penny Black. Certificate RPSL (2016).rnProvenance: Maurice Burrus, Shanahan sale 102, Dublin, 6 June 1959, lot 40.rnMaurice Burrus, Robson Lowe, 30. Oct. 1963, lot 61.
    Ausruf : 7.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 8.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3550 Grossbritannien

    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Alphabet II, plate 145, lettered SG-SL / TG - TL, an unused full og. corner marginal block of twelve, horizontal crease through S row and some minor soiling, huge margins on all sides and wonderful depth of colour, showing full "(tow)ards the RIGHT HAND SIDED of the Letter. In Wetting the Back be careful not to remove the Cement" imprint and Plate Number 145 in margin. A spectacular and choice multiple Gi = £ 9'600+.rnProvenance: As a block of 18 RG/TL:rnCollection J.B. Seymour, Robson Lowe, 30. Apr. 1952, lot 499rnAs a block of 12 SG/TL:rnCollection "A Continental Philatelist", Stanley Gibbons, 16/17 No. 1972, lot 391.rnCollection Chartwell, Spink, 29. June 2011, lot 1275.rn 
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 4.400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3539 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Black plate 5, state 2 pre-provisional printing in red, lettered PB, a used example with close to large margins all round and showing adjoining stampsat left and at top, on 1841 cover from Oxford to London tied by Maltese Cross in black. An extraordinary usage of this stamp, the lettering PB from plate 5 is from the pre-provisional printing undertaken in late December 1840, according to the Karl Louis card index the sole recorded cover bearing the state 2. BPA certificate (1975) Gi AS34 = £ 4'750 off cover.rnProvenence: Nigel Howard, Christie's  9. Nov. 1994.rnCollection Dr. Pichai Buransombatí, Shreves 15. Mar. 2001, lot 96.rnCollection 'Severn' D. Feldmann 14. Apr. 2010, lot 20581.
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.600 CHF

    Losnr. : 3501 Grossbritannien

    Official 1840: VR 1 d. black, unissued Official, an unused block of four, marginal from left of sheet "the Labels ABOVE the Address and tow(ards)", lettered KA-KB / LA-LB, large even margins all round, horizontal crease through LA,LB, large part og. A tremendously rare multiple, most surviving examples of the VR 1 d. black are single examples. Superb Gi = £ 125'000.rnProvenance: ex Dublin Find (1899); Plumridge &Co (1901); Earl of Crawford (1901-1911); William Sparrow 1912; Charles Nissen (1912); Edward Granger (in a block of 36 JA/LL); acquired by Robson Lowe from Granger in Exchange for Robson Lowe's St. Vincent collection (ca. 1960); Phillips 16. Nov. 1989 Lot 145rnReference: illustrated in The Dublin Find, Madden/Louis page 29.rn  
    Ausruf : 40.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 60.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3422 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 4, lettered KH - KL, an unused horizontal strip of five with full original gum, marginal from right of sheet "(tow)ards the RIGHT HAND", huge to large margins and minutely shaved in places, of excellent colour and appearance, minor creases and KH with trace of very faint stain and tiny tear at top, a stunning multiple. RPSL cert. (1983) Gi AS23 = £ 83'000+ (for two pairs and a single).rnProvenance: Collection W.G. Heath, Robson Lowe 14 Feb. 1962, lot 82.rnCollection Maximus, Stanley Gibbons 5/6 Feb. 1970 lot 83.rnCollection H.W. Fisher, Phillips, 22/23 Sept. 1983 lot 80.rnPhillips 27. Apr. 1988 lot 255.rnChristie's 18 Sep. 1990 lot 3133.
    Ausruf : 10.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 25.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3565 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Alphabet II, plate 146, lettered HB-HC / IB-IC, a used block of four with good to large margins all round and showing large portion of adjoining stamps at left, used on circa 1852 cover from London to Beverley, Yorkshire. Cover noted in manuascript at left "Ab(ove). 2 oz." and "4" (pence) due to pay - double the deficiency, the adhesives cancelled by extremely rare usage of circular "MORE / TO / PAY" handstamp in black. Certificate RPSL (1976).rnRemark: The Karl Louis card index records only one similar usage of the "MORE / TO / PAY" circular handstampas a cancellation on an entire.(1d+2d) Stanley Gibbons 4 May 1975, lot 395rnProvenence: Spink 10 Jun. 1998, lot 1420.
    Ausruf : 2.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 3.600 CHF

    Losnr. : 3527 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 5, lettered LH-LI, a used horizontal pair, with good to large margins all round, except at lower right and tear in 'G' of Postage in LI, on 1841 cover to London tied by rare and very fine strikes of Wotton-under-Edge Maltese Crosses in black. Reverse displays well with fine double arc WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE cds in black (March 19) and part red London arrival. An exceptional cover, the only recorded pair used on cover Gi AS25um = £ 18'000.rnReference: Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopedia of the Maltese Cross, vol. 2 page 304. rnProvenence: 5. Stanley Gibbons, Frankfurt, 10-12 Oct. 1974, lot 429.rnCollection Major-General Sir Leonard Atkins K.B.E., Christies 6. Nov. 1990 lot 76. 
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.500 CHF

    Losnr. : 3588 Grossbritannien

    1855: 1 d. red-brown on blued paper, Die II, Alphabet III, wmk. Large Crown, plate 22, lettered AG-AJ, an unused imperforate horizontal strip of four, marginal from top of sheet with imprint "the RIGHT HAND SIDE of the Letter. In Wetting the Back be ca(reful)", in a dark shade of rich depth of colour, unused without gum. This plate was later to be utilised in the experiments with Neale's Steam Press. Slight creasing, otherwise a marvellous and very rare multiple Gi C8h = £ 12'000+.rnProvenence:rnThe complete sheet:rnHarmers, Private treaty, 1950's.rnHarmer, 29/30 Apr. 1957, lot 54.rnThe strip of four:rnCollection "Maximus", Stanley Gibbons, 5-6. Feb. 1970, lot 321.
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3486 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 8, lettered MG-MH and SE-SF each in horizontal pairs, with rare horizontal strip of six RA-RF, touched to large margins all round,cental fold through RC, RF with small tear, used on 1841 cover from Hayes to Carleton, Pontefract, all tied by Maltese Crosses in red. Minor imperfections as to be expected with heavy letters. Framed "T.P. / HAYES K" despatch below. Reverse with Pontefract cds on reverse (Jan 9). An outstanding cover pre-paying the under 5 ounce rate with original contents of two letters. The largest recoreded franking from plate 8 in the Karl Louis card index.rnProvenance: Scotia Phliately, London Philatelist Oct. 1996.rn 
    Ausruf : 8.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 8.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3402 Grossbritannien

    Parliamentary Envelopes 1840: House of Commons One Penny envelope sent from London, with crowned "PAID 29 AP 1840" datestamp of despatch in red, addressed to "Donald Cuthbertson, Writer, Glasgow". Boxed arrival handstamp "GLASGOW / MY 1 1840", some cleaning and pressed creases, fully preserved seal on reverse. From the well known 'Cuthertson, Glasgow' correspondence, with a second H.o.C. 1d. envelope recorded dated 4 May 1840 and a House of Parliament 1d. envelope used on 13 February 1840 (this last ex A. Phillips collection 1972). Rare Gi PE9 = £ 3'000.rnProvenance: Collection Marsh, Harmers 4 April 1990, lot 1038.rnReference: Listed by Huggins & Klempka in "The 1840 Prepaid Parliamentary Envelopes", page 87.  
    Ausruf : 500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 800 CHF

    Losnr. : 3569 Grossbritannien

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    Treasury Roulette 1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Alphabet II, plate 152, lettered OB, a used example showing the "Treasury Roulette" on three sides and scissor cut at base, in combination with imperforate 1841 1 d. red-brown, plate 164, lettered DC,minor imperfection, on 1852 double rate cover to Chichester (initialled "JAS" by sender John Abel Smith, the MP for Chichester) tied by '466' numeral obliterators of Liverpool in black. The sole recorded usage of both kinds of separation on the same cover, unique. Certificate BPA (1992) Gi B2a = £ 15'000+.rnProvenance:rnFrom an original "find" in 1943rnChristies 10. Jul.1984, lot 2566rnPhillips 31. Oct. 1991, lot 326
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 3.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3566 Grossbritannien

    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 24, lettered IF-IG, a used former horizontal pair with large margins all round, used on 1843 double rate cover to Melrose cancelled by Maltese Crosses in black; with framed "PAID / 6d. / EXTRA" in red below as late fee allowing the letter to be included in the mail just prior to despatch. Rare and most attractive cover and the only recorded 1d red double franking showing the paid late fee, together with an 1841 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 29, lettered IF, a used example with touched to large margins showing portion of adjoining stamp at base, used on 1843 cover to Melrose tied by Maltese Cross in black; with framed "PAID / 1d. / EXTRA" in red below - the additional 1d. allowing the sender to include the letter in the Mail one hour after closing time. A scarce and most attractive pair.
    Ausruf : 400 CHF
    Zuschlag : 480 CHF

    Losnr. : 3577 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 2 d. blue, plate 4, lettered AL, an unused example, corner marginal from upper right of sheet with part imprint "(rem)ove the Cement" and Plate Number 4 in margin, large margins on adjoining sides, unused without gum. Some staining has been removed between 1978 and 1991, but not mentioned in RSPL certificate (1991), where it was confirmed in error as an imprimatur. A magnificent example. K. Louis Provenance certificate (2017) Gi ES14 = £ 5'000.rnrnProvenance:rnCollection J.B. Seymour,  Robson Lowe, 11. Apr. 1951, lot 738.rnCollection Michael Lea (1978).rnCollection Lou Manzi, Spink, 8. May 1997, lot 604.
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3408 Grossbritannien

    Treasury Competition Essay  1839: 1d. composite paste-up Essay built from cut-outs of red and white paper, hand-drawn ink '1' and "½ oz. - Penny", generally attributed to James Bogardus, Treasury Registration number 712/40, found among Rowland Hill's papers. Just 13 singles and two blocks of four recorded in the Karl Louis Card Index, some of the 13 singles originate from a former block of six which has been split up after 1966. Rare.rnProvenance: Collection "Durham", Phillips, London, 11 Nov. 1993. Phillips's original lot description states "....this example was from the late W. Sugden's collection" and was described as "From His Majesty's Collection".rn 
    Ausruf : 1.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 4.200 CHF

    Losnr. : 3425 Grossbritannien

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    1840 (May 7): 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered IJ, a used example on 1840 local cover from Kensington to the Adephi in London, margins ample to large all round, tied by bold strike of red Maltese Cross. "T.P. / KENTISH TOWN" despatch at right and reverse with octagonal framed "PD / MY 7 / 1840" well struck in red on the second day of use. Minor cover faults, otherwise most attractive 2nd day usage. Certificate BPA (2016)  AS(2)tb = £ 7'500.rnProvenence: Robson Lowe 6. May 1964, lot 621.rnCollection 'Durham', Phillips 2. Nov 1994, lot 5.rnCollection J.E. Saffra, Spink 15. May 2014, lot 1020.
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 5.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3424 Grossbritannien

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    1840 (May 6): 1 d. black, plate 1a, lettered RL, a used example on 1840 First Day entire letter from London to Darlington, margins large to just touched, tied by red Maltese Cross with a legible strike of a London despatch cds "MY-6" in red and  a House of Commons red wax seal on the reverse. Exhibits well, rare. Dr.Ez.Diena cert.(1990) Gi AS(2)ta = £ 75'000.rnRemarks: The letter is addressed to railway pioneer Edward Pease (1767-1858), often referrred to as the "father of the railways". He was the main promoter of the Stockton to Darlington Railway, which opened in 1825.rnProvenence Harmer 27. Sep. 1995 lot 465
    Ausruf : 8.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 36.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3515 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 2, lettered DC, a used example with enormous even margins all round, in combination with 1841 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 30, lettered MA-MB, horizontal pair, just shaved to fine, on 1843 cover from Hitchin to London all tied lightly by Maltese Crosses in black. A superb and most attractive cover. Certificate RSPL(1976).rnReference: Listed in Simpson Louis, GB Victoria mixed franking (2020) page 54.rnProvenance: Stanley Gibbons, 8/9 Nov. 1973, lot 236.rnHarmer, 21. Nov. 1984, lot 1158.rnSotheby's, 14. Jun. 1990, lot 344.rnCollection Vestey, Spink, 9. Sept. 2010, lot 195.rnrn 
    Ausruf : 5.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3571 Grossbritannien

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    Archer Trial Perforations 1850/54: 1 d. deep red-brown on blued, plate 100, wmk. Small Crown, perf. 16, lettered PJ-PL, an unused horizontal strip of three, of fine deptch of colour, PJ  light vertical bend, traces of gum and PL with trace of a thin at upper right. Exceptional and extremely rare multiple, the second largest recorded mint multiple from pl.100.  Gi CE2 = £ 9'000+.rnrnCollection J.B. Seymour, Robson Lowe 11. Apr. 1951, ex lot 752rnCollection Maurice Burrus, Robson Lowe 30. oct.1963, lot 148rnCollection H.W. Fisher, Phillips 22/23. September 1983, lot 289rn 
    Ausruf : 800 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3482 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 7, lettered PG-PL, a used horizontal strip of six, large margins on three sides, just touched occasionally at base, a light crease affecting PH and a repair to PJ and PK, on sextuple rate cover to the Bishop's Registrar in Carlisle. The stamps are tied by neat strikes of the Maltese Cross in red. Reverse with HAWICK despatch cds (Oct 24) of depatch in black. File fold crosses between PG and PH but a splendid example of the up to 3 ounce rate. The second longest used multiple from pl. 7, second only to a heavily repaired strip of eight. 
    Ausruf : 1.200 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.800 CHF

    Losnr. : 3519 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 1, lettered IE, a used example with large margins mostly all round and just shaved at right, on 1842 cover from Truro to Falmouth tied by Maltese Cross in blue. Double arc "Truro" despatch cds (Sept 1) alongside in same colour. Fine and extremely rare. Slight ironed vertical crease not mentioned on certificate and minor wear on cover. Certificate RSPL(1977) Gi 5ud = £ 40'000.rnReference: Listed in Rock/Jacks Encyclopedia of Maltese Crosses p.455rnProvenance:rnRobson Lowe, 12. Jan. 1955, lot 217.rnCollection Howard O. Fraser, Spink, 7. Nov 2001, lot 521.
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 9.500 CHF

    Losnr. : 3601 Grossbritannien

    1861 (July): 1 d. pale red on white paper, Die II, Alphabet IV, wmk. Large Crown, plate 50, perf. 14, lettered NA-NF / QA-QF, an unused sheet marginal block of twenty-four, with full imprint at left "Price 1d. Per Label. 1/- Per Row of 12. £1....", some foxing and faint creases, but fresh colour, unused original gum Gi C12 = 7'200+.rnProvenance:rnAs a block of 40:rnCollection Wallace Cowan, Robson Lowe, 21. Dec. 1955, lot 224.rnHarmer, 13. Nov. 1961, lot 200.rnHarmer, 3-4. Jun.1965, lot 467.rnCollection Harold W. Fisher, Phillips, 22-23. Sep. 1983, lot 436.
    Ausruf : 500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 500 CHF

    Losnr. : 3414 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1d. black, the "OLD ORIGINAL" Die I, Proof printing on thin wove paper, few minor thins along top margin, otherwise fine. The original die was used to provide roller dies for the laying down of the One Penny steel plates from 1840 until 1855. Later the "1" and the words "OLD ORIGINAL" were engraved. The 1870 die print was made after 4'000 steel impressions had been taken from the die. According to Robson Lowe, just "twelve such proofs were made". Gi DP25 = £ 12'500.rnProvenance: Harmers, London, 1 May 1950, lot 194; Collection John O. Griffiths, Robson Lowe, London, 29 Sept. 1982, lot 7; Spink, London, 3 June 1999, lot 1196.    
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 4.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3407 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 4, lettered MC, a used example, large margins on three sides and just shaved at base, affixed, but does not belong to 1840 A. Lesage & Co. illustrated Comic envelope No. 2 from Edinburgh to Dumfries (with the grisly hanging scene on reverse). Reverse with Edinburgh cds of despatch (June 18) in red and framed Dumfries arrival alongside in black. A rare and most attractive cover.rnProvenence: Collection E.E. Yates, Robson Lowe 9. Feb 1949, lot 316.rnRobson Lowe 12 Apr. 1961 lot 25.rnCollection Wallace Knox, Robson Lowe 15. May 1979, lot 76.rn 
    Ausruf : 500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3520 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 2, lettered PK, a used example with good to large margins mostly all round and just clear at top left, on 1842 entire letter from Preston to Manchester tied by Maltese Cross in blue. Double arc "Preston" despatch cds (March 3) displaying well on reverse in same colour, with year slugs '18' of 1842 inverted. Fine and extremely rare Certificate RPSL(1980) Gi 5ud = £ 40'000.rnReference. Listed in Rock/Jacks Encyclopedia of Maltese Crosses p.446rnrnProvenance:rnHarmers, 21 Nov. 1984, lot 1277.rnCollection Howard O. Fraser, Spink, 7. Nov 2001, lot 524.
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 5.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3419 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered NA-NB, an unused horizontal pair with almost full original gum, large to huge margins on three sides, close at base with NA ample to clear and just shaved on NB, of fine rich colour, some creasing causing minor gum thin spot on NB and natural paper flaw the lower left corner of NA. Gi AS14 = £ 25'000+.rnRemark: The pair NA-NB originally formed with a strip of four NC-NF a strip of six NA-NF, (Harmer 21. Dec 1959).rnProvenence: Harmers 19. Sept. 1960, lot 221rnRobson Lowe 6 May 1964, lot 395
    Ausruf : 5.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 5.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3620 Grossbritannien

    1864/79: 1 d. rose-red, plate 162, lettered BD, used on underpaid 1876 cover to Gefle, Sweden endorsed "via Ostend", tied on despatch by "Quayside / Newcastle on Tyne / 545" duplex (Feb 12) in black with "T" mark alongside as short paid 1½d. Taxed upon arrival with Sweden Postage Due 1 öre black in a horizontal strip of three and single 30 öre pale green (Mi. 1A+8A) tied by "Gefle" cds's (Feb 18) in black. Charged for double rate: 40 öre, less 7 öre prepaid = 33 öre. Addressee's name re-written but a most unusual and impressive cover.
    Ausruf : 250 CHF
    Zuschlag : 260 CHF

    Losnr. : 3561 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 4, lettered SE, a used example, close  to large margins all round, faint horizontal crease, used on 1840 entire letter from Burslem to Newcastle under Line, neatly tied by Maltese Cross in red to the reverse of the cover. Upon arrival, the Postal Clerk did not see the adhesive and thus marked the obverse with a handstruck "2" charge mark for an unpaid letter. On turning the cover he saw the stamp; the "2" was deleted and the clerk wrote "Stamped on back" alongside. A most unusual cover. BPA certificate (1996).
    Ausruf : 250 CHF
    Zuschlag : 420 CHF

    Losnr. : 3616 Grossbritannien

    1864/79: 1 d. rose-red, plate 206, lettered GA-GF / NA-NF, an unused block of forty-eight, sheet marginal at left with imprint "Per Row of 12 £1....Per Sheet. Place the Labels ABOVE the Address and on the RIGHT HAND SIDE of the Letter. In Wetting the Back be careful not", and the centre line ornament in full, fresh colour, large part or unmounted og with usual wrinkles. A most attractive large multple and the largest recorded multiple from pl. 206 in the Karl Louis card index.  Gi = £ 3'600+.rnProvenence:rnRobson Lowe, 2. Dec.1953, lot 366.rn 
    Ausruf : 1.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.200 CHF

    Losnr. : 3420 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered PC-PF / QC-QF, an unused block of eight, close to mostly good to large margins, faults on three stamps leaving the centre block of four free from blemish, of impressive appearance, an extremely rare large multiple Gi AS14 = £ 200'000+.rnRemarks: As far as one can say he block PC-QF adjoined the two blocks of four RC-SD and RE-SF in the Phillips collection held in the National Postal Museum London having formed a block of 16 previously.rnProvenence: Collection Burrus, Robson Lowe, 30. Oct. 1963, lot 38 
    Ausruf : 10.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 48.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3406 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered TJ, a used example, three clear to large margins and shaved on lower right, used on 1841 Spooner Comic envelope No.1 to Wroughton, Elcomb, Wiltshire tied by Maltese Cross in red. Swindon despastch cds oin reverse (Jan 10). An exceptional and rare usage. Certificate RPSL (1998).rnrnReference: listed in Bodily, Jaris and Hahn, British Pictorial Envelopes of the 19th century page 50.   rnProvenence: Collection Wallace Knox, Robson Lowe 15. May 1979, lot 63.
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3555 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 1 d. red-brown, plate 77, lettered BA, a used example, touched to fine margins, showing the "B Blank Error", with check letter "A"  missing, cancelled by numeral obliterator leaving the base of the stamp clear, minor thin and faint vertical crease. Just 26 examples recorded, some unavailable to collectors. An exceptional example of this rarity with the missing corner letter clear of the cancellation. Certificate RPSL (1987). Gi BS66a = £ 22'000.rnProvenance:rnCollection G.W.T.H Fleming, Robson Lowe, 12. Dec. 1962, lot 317 illustrated on the back cover,rnPhillips, 8. Dec 1988 lot 358.
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 5.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3517 Grossbritannien

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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 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).
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3548 Grossbritannien

    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 127, lettered AF-AH / BF-BH, an unused block of six with original gum, large margins with portions of two adjoining stamps at left, showing the characteristic constant variety "Large Spot in Margin" between stamps AG and AH (see spec. cat page 227), fresh colour, with vertical crease between F and G row  just touching design of AG, nonetheless a most appealing multiple, the second largest unused block from pl. 127 recorded.rnProvenance: as a block of eight AE/BH:rnHarmers 14. Feb. 1995, lot 800. rnrn 
    Ausruf : 500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 950 CHF

    Losnr. : 3472 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 6, lettered AJ/BJ/CJ, a used vertical strip of three, marginal from top of sheet "the Back be co(me)" with good to large margins all round, neatly cancelled by Maltese Crosses in black. Vertical strips are considerably rare than horizontal multiples - this being truly exceptional with full sheet margin certificate RPSL (1996)  Gi AS41 = £ 1'125++.rnProvenence: as a strip of four AJ-DJrnRobson Lowe 3. Oct. 1945, lot 208.rnAs a strip of three AJ-ACrn52. Corinphila 9/14 Oct. 1967, lot 1544.rnCollection Wills, Harmer  7. Nov 1989, lot 264.
    Ausruf : 1.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.700 CHF

    Losnr. : 3523 Grossbritannien

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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, 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.rnReference: Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopedia of the Maltese Cross, vol. 3 page 445. Certificate RPSL (1985).rnProvenence: 4. Merkurphila, Frankfurt, Dec 1983, lot 587.rnCollection Nigel Howard, Christie's 9. Nov 1994, lot 1189.rnCollection J.E Saffra, Spink 5. May 2014, lot 1070.
    Ausruf : 1.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3595 Grossbritannien

    1855: 1 d. red-brown on lightly blued paper, Die II, Alphabet III, wmk. Large Crown, plate 35,  two blocks of twelve, ED/HF and EG/HI forming an unused block of twenty-four, thins and some gum creasing as usual for such a large multiple, of fine colour and large part og. As a block of twenty-four the largest recorded multiple of plate 35 in the Karl Louis card index. Gi C8(1) = £ 5'750+.rnrnRemark:The adjoining block of twelve ID/JI is in the Mike Williams collection.rnProvenence:rnHarold W. Fisher, Phillips, 22-23. Sep. 1983, lot 393.rnthen part of a rejoined block of 50rnPhillip's, 19. Feb. 1987, lot 464.rnrnrn 
    Ausruf : 1.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.100 CHF

    Losnr. : 3608 Grossbritannien

    1855: 2 d. blue on blued paper, Die I, Alphabet III, wmk. Large Crown, plate 6, perf. 14, lettered PE-PF / QE-QF, an unused block of four, showing the PE and QE prominent reentries, closed tear at top of PE and one short perf on QF and small natural paper inclusion on QE, otherwise of fine fresh colour, large part og. A very rare and attractive multiple Gi F7 = £ 17'000.rnProvenence:rnRPSL Jubilee Exhibition (May 1935).rnCollection J.B. Seymour, Robson Lowe, 29. Oct. 1952, lot 164.rnStanley Gibbons, 9. May 1985, lot 609.
    Ausruf : 1.200 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3568 Grossbritannien

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    Treasury Roulette 1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Alphabet II, plate 146, lettered FI, a used example showing the "Treasury Roulette" on three sides and scissor cut at top, on 1852 cover mailed within London by William Ewart Gladstone (at the time Chancellor of the Exchequer) to John Macgregor (1797-1857), Member of Parliament for Glasgow from July 1847-1857, Prince's Gate tied by London numeral oibliterator in black. London cds on reverse (Dec 21) in red. A superb example and very fine. Certificate BPA (1987) Gi B2a = £ 15'000.rn 
    Ausruf : 5.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 5.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3604 Grossbritannien

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    1855: 2 d. blue on blued paper, Die I, Alphabet II, wmk. Small Crown, plate 5, lettered AE, an sheet marginal Imprimatur with part imprint at top "Labels ABOVE the", good margins all round, trace of oxydisation. Just 21 examples were removed from the Imprimatur sheet. Rare Certificate RPSL (1981) Gi F3 Imprimatur = £ 12'000.rnProvenance:rnHarmers 27/28. Feb. 1967, lot 146.rnCollection Stothert, Robson Lowe, 29. Jan. 1975, lot 1178.rnCollection Dr. & Mme Serval of Belgium, Harmers, 15/16 Mar. 1976, lot 42.rnPhillips, 2. Sept. 1982, lot 109
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3596 Grossbritannien

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    1855: 1 d. red-brown on white paper, Die II, Alphabet III, wmk. Large Crown, perf. 14, plate 37, lettered RA-RE, a used horizontal strip of five, cancewlled by "Enniskillen / 214" spoon cancellatioins (Nov 29, 1856) in black, together with a single example, plate 42, used on 1856 covere to Haworth tied by "Liverpool / 466" spoon cancellatioin (Oct 28, 1856); both items demonstrating early usage of this stamp. Minor imperfections, but an attractive and scarce pairing. Certificates RSPL (2008 and 2010) Gi. C8A.
    Ausruf : 120 CHF
    Zuschlag : 120 CHF

    Losnr. : 3644 Grossbritannien

    1840/1940 (approx.): stockbook fully packed with predominantly Victoria issues in mixed condition, including 1840 Penny Blacks (13), 1840 2d. blue (8), 1841 1d and 2d incl. pairs and strips and block of four black plate plate 9, London MC with number (17), blue numeral cancellations (9), a cpl. reconstruction 1d reds with Maltese Cross cancellations, many plated incl. "black plates", latrer issues incl. 1870 1/2d and 1 1/2d unused, Embossed 6d (4), 10d (2), 1s (4), Surface printed with plates, some used abroad, Jubilee 1/2d-1s. ovpt. SPECIMEN and 1878 1 Pound (repaired).
    Ausruf : 800 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.600 CHF

    Losnr. : 3521 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 21, lettered KF, a used example, large margins all round, used on 1842 cover from Goole to Doncaster neatly cancelled by Maltese Cross struck in blue / black. Blue GOOLE double arc on reverse in corresponding colour to the Maltese Cross. Fine and most unusual. Certificate RPSL (2009) Gi B1sc = £ 1'800.rnReference: Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopedia of the Maltese Cross, vol. 3 page 428.rnNote: Just five covers recorded with blue Maltese Cross from GOOLE all used during a short period between Sep. 1842 and May 1843.rnProvenance: Collection Malcolm Roberts (2006). rn 
    Ausruf : 150 CHF
    Zuschlag : 280 CHF

    Losnr. : 3522 Grossbritannien

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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 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.rnReference: Listed in Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopaedia of the Maltese Cross vol 3. page 427.
    Ausruf : 500 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3498 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 11, lettered OG, and 1 d. black, plate 4, lettered QJ, used examples each with good to large margins all round, on 1841 cover paying the double rate from Cambridge to York, cancelled by Maltese Crosses in black. Reverse witrh "Cambridge" despatch cds (March 25) in black. An exceptional cover with two plates on the same letter, according to the Karl Louis card index unique with with one being from Plate 11. A rarity Gi AS73 = £ 16'000+.rnProvenance: Collection Purnell, Robson Lowe, 17. Sept. 1952, lot 274. 
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 4.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3405 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 8, lettered IE, a used example, good to large margins all round, tied to 1 d. Mulready envelope, stereo A 178, by Maltese Cross in red. Reverse with double arc "DOVER" despatch cds (Dec 8) in black and London arrival in red (Dec 9). A fine usage for the double rate, the Britannia also properly cancelled according to regulations by a full strike of the Maltese Cross. Some patina and small tear left of Britannia, nonetheless attractive and rare.rnProvenance: rn117. Edgar Mohrmann, Hamburg, Okt 1964, lot 1852.
    Ausruf : 1.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3580 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 2 d. blue, plate 3, lettered TA, a used corner sheet margin example, huge right hand margin with portion of adjoining stamp, shaved at top, showing Plate Number "3" and imprint "PRICE 2d. Per Labe(l)", on cover from London to Birmingham cancelled by London '12' numeral obliterator in black. A unique and spectacular cover, the only 2d plate 3 plate number corner marginal used on cover recorded in the Karl Louis card index. Certificate BPA (1998).rnProvenance:rnRobson Lowe, 10. Feb. 1970, lot 146.rnSpink, 10.Jun. 1998, lot 1351.rnrn 
    Ausruf : 5.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3526 Grossbritannien

    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 31, lettered QH and RH, two used examples each with good margins all round, used on 1843 double rate local cover within Coventry neatly cancelled by COVENTRY distinctive Maltese Crosses in black. Fine and most attractive cover Gi 8tg = £ 2'200.rnRemark: According to Rockoff/Jackson and the Karl Louis card Index this is the only recorded double franking showing the Coventry special cross.rnReference: Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopedia of the Maltese Cross, vol. 1 page 84.rnProvenance: Collection Malcolm Roberts (2006). 
    Ausruf : 400 CHF
    Zuschlag : 420 CHF

    Losnr. : 3597 Grossbritannien

    1857: 1 d. rose-red on white paper, Die II, Alphabet III, wmk. Large Crown, perf. 14, plate 57, lettered AA-AC / DA-DC, an unused corner marginal block of twelve, with Plate Number 57 in margin and imprint "Price 1d. Per Label. 1/- Per Row of 12. £1....Per" at top, of frewsh and fine appearance, large part og. Rare and most attractive, the second largest unused block from pl 57 recorded in the Karl Louis card index. Gi C10. rnProvenance:rnRobson Lowe, 15. May 1974, lot 1266.
    Ausruf : 400 CHF
    Zuschlag : 400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3643 Grossbritannien

    1840/79: Line Engraved collection with 1 d. and 2 d. values on exhibit album pages showing the study of the Dies employed, the Plates, perforations, watermarks, shades and paper utilised, including 1840 1 d. black used with red Maltese Cross, 1840 2 d. blue cancelled by black Maltese Cross, 1841 1 d. red from black plate, 1841 2 d. blue, 1 d. red perforated with Alphabets I, II, III and IV and including 1 d. Die II, Alpahbet III, Small Crown, perf. 14, plate 22 (Gi. C7) with RPSL cert., 2 d. blue perforted from 1854 to 1869 with all types represented used, and 1870 ½ d. and 1½ d. Condition varies, most fair to fine (32 items).
    Ausruf : 400 CHF
    Zuschlag : 400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3579 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 2 d. blue, plate 3, lettered NA-NL, a used horizontal strip of twelve, the full width of the sheet, margins shaved to huge, lightly cancelled by neat Maltese Crosses in black. Minor imperfections as can be expected, but an exceptional and rare strip and also the only recorded complete row cancelled with Maltese Crosses. Certificate K. Louis (2017)rnrnProvenance:rnCollection J.B. Seymour, Robson Lowe, 11. Apr. 1951, lot 727.rnRobson Lowe, 29/30. Apr. 1969, lot 365.rnHabsburg Feldmann, 1. Dec. 1989, lot 30033.rn 
    Ausruf : 2.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3551 Grossbritannien

    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Alphabet II, plate 152, lettered AL, an unused Imprimatur, showing part imprint and full Plate Number 152 in margin, good to large margins all round and of fine colour. Just 21 stamps were removed from the Imperimatur sheet.rnProvenance: Collection Bates, Harmer 3-5 Dec 1934, ex lot 526rnCollection Lichfield, Robson Lowe 19. Apr. 1950, ex lot 246rnCollection G.W.T.H. Flemming, Robson Lowe 12. Dec.1962, lot 398rnCollection J.O. Griffith, Robson Lowe 29.  September 1982, lot 159
    Ausruf : 1.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3567 Grossbritannien

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    Unofficial Separation Experiment 1840: 1 d. black, plate 6, lettered AC, a used example on large piece, huge margin at top, the stamp with experimental separation three sides in a wavy roulette - similar to the "Treasury roulettes" trialled in the 1850's. The adhesive neatly tied by Maltese Cross in red with London Lombard Street datestamp (Sept 12, 1840) displaying well. Certificate RPSL (1987).rnProvenance: Phillips 4. Nov. 1988, lot 656.rnCollection TES Christie's 5. Oct 1995, lot 586.
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 3.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3451 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered BB-BC / CB-CC, a block of four, three large margins and just touched at base, used on 1840 quadruple rate cover to the Ordnance Office in Dublin, cancelled by Maltese Crosses in red Stamps lifted and reaffixed, BB with central tear and some minor surface damage to other stamps. An exceptional and rare usage: Certificate RPSL (2014) Gi AS14 = £ 18'000+.rnProvenence: 117. Edgar Mohrmann Oct. 1964 lot 1869.
    Ausruf : 1.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.700 CHF

    Losnr. : 3427 Grossbritannien

    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.rnProvenance: Robson Lowe 8 July 1959, lot 152.
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3583 Grossbritannien

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    1851: 2 d. lavender (violet) blue, plate 4, lettered HA-HC, a used horizontal strip of three on lightly lavender tinted thick paper, close to large margins all round showing traces of adjoining three stamps, lightly cancelled by London numeral obliterators in black, slight crease between HB and HC and small scissor cut at bottom left, scarce.  Certificates RSPL (1971 and 1987). Gi ES17 = £1'200+.rnProvenance:rnCollection Joseph Silkin, Harmers 14-16. Jun. 1971, lot 104.rn 
    Ausruf : 250 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3612 Grossbritannien

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    1878/79: 1 d. deep rose-red, plate 191, lettered NG, an unused Imperforate Proof example, a "Trial for Lighter and More Fugitive Colours", cut into at bottom, with Trial cancellation of two horizontal manuscript lines, rare. Photocopy certificate RPSL (1980) for strip of three. Gi DP39 = £ 4'000.rnRemark: Adjoins to the Block LD/NF from the "Magnificent" Collection and The Robson Lowe, 1. Dec. 1943 block of 6 LG/MI.rnProvenence as strip of three NG-NI :rnRobson Lowe, 1. Dec.1943, lot 273.rnHabsburg Feldman, Dec. 1989, lot 30398.rn 
    Ausruf : 400 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3576 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 2 d. blue, plate 3, lettered TG-TH, an unused horizontal pair, marginal from base of sheet with part imprint "(tow)ards the RIGHT HAND SIDE of the", of wonderful aspect and fresh rich colour, large part og. A superb and choice multiple Gi ES11 = £ 12'000.rnProvenance:rnSigned Gilbert and Köhler, Paris.rnAs block of four SG/TDrnCollection Maurice Burrus, Robson Lowe, 30. Oct. 1963, lot 124.rnCollection John O. Griffith, Robson Lowe, 29. Sept. 1982, lot 205.rnAs a pair TG-THrnStanley Gibbons offer 1983.
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3544 Grossbritannien

    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 34, lettered CA-CF / EA-EF, a magnificent unused block of eighteen with large margins all round, sheet marginal at left "Cement", of fine rich colour, fresh and very fine appearance with the "D" row showing "Double Letters" on "A" of DA, and the "D" of DB and DD, large part og, thins and slight creasing. Rare and most attractive Gi BS23b = £ 10'000+.rnRemark: The block CA/EF, is the centre piece between the Seymour block AA/BF and the Maximus/Chartwell Block FA/QF, which came from the same sheet. 
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.800 CHF

    Losnr. : 3513 Grossbritannien

    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 2, lettered EH-EL, a used horizontal strip of five, on 1841 part cover to France, large margins on three sides, touched at base, cancelled by Maltese Crosses in black. "T.P. / Pall Mall" despatch in black at left and "Angl. / Calais" transit (July 1), with two oval "1D." décime charge marks below alongside manuscript "14" décime charge. Faults, but a rare foreign destination cover.rnProvenance:rnHarmers, 3/4. Oct.1949, lot 142.
    Ausruf : 2.500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 2.500 CHF

    Losnr. : 3574 Grossbritannien

    1841 (Jan 15): 2 d. deep full blue, Trial Colour Proof in a sheet of twelve subjects (4 x 3), without corner letters, of superb rich colour with margins all round and marginal watermark (P)OSTAGE. Rare and most attractive Gi DP43 = £ 17'500.rnProvenance:rnCollection J.B. Seymour, Robson Lowe, 11. Apr. 1951, lot 66.rnRobson Lowe, 26. May 1954, lot 519.rnCollection "Yorkshire", Christies Robson Lowe, 27. Jan. 1981, lot 96.rnCollection Beresford, Sotheby's, 24. Nov. 1987, lot 222.
    Ausruf : 6.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3573 Grossbritannien

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    Archer Trial Perforations 1850/54: 1 d. deep red-brown on blued, plate 96, wmk. Small Crown, perf. 16, lettered OB, a used example of fine colour, on 18. Oct. 1850 cover to London (two pinholes at left well clear of adhesive)  , tied by '285' numeral obliterator of Exeter. Reverse with (Oct 18) cds. A rare and very fine early provincial usage Certificate RPSL (2017) Gi CE2 = £ 2'200.rnProvenence:rnHarmer, 21. Feb. 2001, lot 592. 
    Ausruf : 300 CHF
    Zuschlag : 950 CHF

    Losnr. : 3575 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 2 d. blue, plate 3, State 1, lettered LE-LF, an unused horizontal pair, close to large margins all round, showing the corrosion of the plate damage to the Queen's eyebrow on stamp LE and the corrosion blemish especially in the NW corner square of stamp LF, prior to the re-entries being carried out. The pair of fresh colour, large part original gum, few gum creases.. Extremely rare, certificate BPA (2017) Gi ES11(ea/eb) = £ 12'000+.rnProvenance:rnAs strip of four LC-LFrnChristies 14. Nov 1993rn 
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3409 Grossbritannien

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    Treasury Competition 1839: Charles Whiting of Beaufort House, Essay Number 25 in red and black, printed on the Congreve machine, affixed to 'entire' which is inscribed "Specimens of embossed and common stamping of cylindrical process conjoined", the Essay cut to shape and tiny corner crease, otherwise very fresh and fine. This is one of a series of five known Whiting essays affixed to letter sheets, all with identical inscription. Extremely rare.rnProvenance: Christie's, London,14 June 1995, lot 665;   
    Ausruf : 2.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 3.400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3542 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Black plate 9, lettered TK, a used example, close to good margins and sheet marginal at base "(ca)reful not to rem(ove)" tied to 1842 cover from the Harvey & Co correspondence used locally in HAYLE by Maltese Cross in black. Double arc "HAYLE" ds (Feb 16) alongside of arrival in black. A fine and rare cover just a few weeks after HAYLE changed from the late use red Maltese Cross to black ink. Certificate RPSL (2009).
    Ausruf : 300 CHF
    Zuschlag : 360 CHF

    Losnr. : 3552 Grossbritannien

    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 39, lettered AK-AL / BK-BL, a used block of four with good to large margins all round, vertical crease through AL/BL, tied to 1844 cover from Lambourne to London by "392" numeral obliterators in black witrh corresponding "LAMBOURN" undated circle in red adjacent. Double arc "Hungerford" transit cds (June 12) in black below. A rare and attractive franking Gi BS28 = £ 400 off cover.
    Ausruf : 120 CHF
    Zuschlag : 180 CHF

    Losnr. : 3461 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 5, State 1 and State 2, each lettered PA, matched with 1841 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 5, State 2, lettered PA, used examples with ample to good margins all round, cancelled by Maltese Crosses in black, red and black respectively. All three stamps show "Scratches in lower margin" and "Traces of horizontal guideline in the corner letter squares", the 1 d. red-brown showing some plate wear, the 1d black state 2 with faint creasing, otherwise fine. A scarce trio Gi AS25+AS30a = £ 1'500.
    Ausruf : 250 CHF
    Zuschlag : 250 CHF

    Losnr. : 3562 Grossbritannien

    1840: 2 d. pale blue, plate 1, lettered HD, a used example with good to large margins all round, showing additional vertical guideline in the "D" square clearly, on 1840 cover from Newham to Chepstow, lightly cancelled by Maltese Cross in red. Underpaid with manuscript "4d. / More to Pay" at left as found to be over 1 ounce, postage due charged at double the deficiency. adhesive minor imperfections. A rare and attractive cover.
    Ausruf : 250 CHF
    Zuschlag : 550 CHF

    Losnr. : 3415 Grossbritannien

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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 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.rnProvenance:rnRobson Lowe, 20. Jun. 1956, lot 312.rnRobson Lowe, 21. Nov. 1972, lot 11.rnCollection Chartwell, Spink, 5.Jul. 2012, lot 52.
    Ausruf : 5.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3441 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 1b with 1841 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 1b, two examples, all lettered JE, fine used except one 1 d. which is just touched. The stamps are cancelled with red Maltese Cross on the 1 d. black and black Crosses on the 1 d. red-browns, one with Leeds distinctive Maltese Cross. One 1 d. red showing early State with "Horizontal Guideline in the "J" Square, second example from State 3 after repair with re-entry markings in upper corners. A very fine Plate 1b 'Matched Trio' Gi AS55+AS57+AS59= £ 1'600. 
    Ausruf : 300 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3630 Grossbritannien

    1870 (Oct 1): Bantam ½ d. rose, plate 8, an unused vertical pair, lettered SA / TA, corner marginal from lower left of sheet with Plate Number "8" in margin, variety "Imperforate between Stamp and Margin", fresh and fine, large part og. Rare Gi G4g = £ 360+.rnProvenance:rnCollection Murphy, Robson Lowe, 25 Feb.1970, lot 2079.rnCollection Sir Gawaine Baillie, Sotheby's, 29 Sep. 2004, lot 188. here referenced as ex. Christopher Beresford (1988).
    Ausruf : 250 CHF
    Zuschlag : 280 CHF

    Losnr. : 3572 Grossbritannien

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    Archer Trial Perforations 1850/54: 1 d. deep red-brown on blued, plate 108, wmk. Small Crown, perf. 16, lettered FF, a used example with minor imperfections - of extreme rarity from this plate - cancelled by London '73' numeral obliterator in black; matched with an imperforate examples from the same plate and lettering. According to Mike Wlliams just 6 examples are recorded. Certificate RPSL (2010) Gi CE2 = £ 5'500+.
    Ausruf : 800 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.200 CHF

    Losnr. : 3529 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 1, lettered GA, a used example with good even margins all round, on 1843 entire letter from the famous Horrockses, Miller Preston correspondence, tied by superb strike of London Number in Cross No. 8 in black. A wonderful cover and the only London MC 8 on 1840 2d used on entire. Certificate RSPL (2016) Gi 5wh = £ 14'000 off cover.rnProvenance:rnHarmers, "Diamond Jubilee" Auction, 8. Nov. 1978, lot 37.
    Ausruf : 8.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3623 Grossbritannien

    1869 (July 7): 2 d. blue, plate 13, lettered AB, an Imprimatur, marginal from top of sheet with part imprint "2s/- Per Row of", fresh and very fine. Just 21 examples were removed from the Imprimatur sheet. Rare Gi G3 = £ 4'750.rnRemark: This 2d AB, adjoins the corner Imprimatur AA in the National Postal Museum London, Phillips collection vol XXIX, page 6.rnProvenance: Collection Lady Mairi Bury, Sotheby's 24-26. Nov. 2010, lot 1284.
    Ausruf : 1.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3647 Grossbritannien

    1854/70: The Line Engraved selection, unused and used including covers, with perforated 1 d. and 2 d. 'Stars', incl. "matched pairs" of 1 d. perf. 14 and 16, (pl. 196 lettered MI, pl. 202 lettered TJ, Reserve plate 1 lettered BI and Reserve pl. 6 lettered CJ); the 2 d. incl. Small Crown perf. 14 used pair, covers to Canada and New South Wales, later with 1870 bantam ½ d. unused (5) incl. a SPECIMEN, 1870 1½ d. pl. 3 pair optd. SPECIMEN and 1½ d. with single usage on cover and a pair on cover to France; an interesting lot (39 items).
    Ausruf : 300 CHF
    Zuschlag : 750 CHF

    Losnr. : 3444 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 1b, lettered RF-RI, a used horizontal strip of four, faults to margins and to second stamp, horizontal crease,  good to large margins in places, used on August 1840 cover to Barnbarroch, Wigtownshire, cancelled by Maltese Cross in red, RF with partially recut sidelines, RI with retouched check-letters. Despite imperfections, a rare franking for the under 2 ounce quadruple rate, RPSL cert. (2019) Gi AS5e/h.
    Ausruf : 250 CHF
    Zuschlag : 550 CHF

    Losnr. : 3528 Grossbritannien

    1841: 1 d. red-brown on blued, Black plate 11, lettered AH, a used example on piece, large margins all round, tied by superb strike of Wotton-under-Edge Maltese Cross in black, with double arc "WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE" cds in black at left (May 17) and London arrival in red. Rare Gi AS74um = £ 4'500.rnReference: Rockoff/Jackson Encyclopedia of the Maltese Cross, vol. 2 page 305.rnProvenence: Collection Gubbins, Spink 16. Dec 1998 lot 128. 
    Ausruf : 800 CHF
    Zuschlag : 800 CHF

    Losnr. : 3627 Grossbritannien

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    1871 (Feb): Ormond Hill Die Proof for the bantam ½ d., without corner letters, printed in pale sage-green on thin hard yellowish wove paper (50 x 63 mm.). Slight marks or hinge thins above and below design is caused by the glue from an old hinge and some pencil notes on the reverse, otherwise fresh and very fine, a rare Proof. RPSL cert. (2021) Gi DP64b = £ 15'000.
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3582 Grossbritannien

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    1841: 2 d. blue, plate 4, lettered TA, a used corner sheet margin example, large margins on three sides and shaved at right, showing Plate Number "4" and imprint "PRICE 2d. Per La(bel)", on cover from Edinburgh to Stirling tied by London '131' numeral obliterator in black. A rare and spectacular cover - the sole such recorded in the Karl Louis card index.rnProvenance:rnHarmers, 15. May 1996.rnSpink, 10.Jun. 1998, lot 1360.
    Ausruf : 1.800 CHF
    Zuschlag : nicht verkauft

    Losnr. : 3459 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 5, lettered NB-NF, a used horizontal strip of five, close at base to large margins all round - exceptionally so at top, lightly cancelled by Maltese Crosses in black. Two stamps have tiny tears and a faint horizontal crease, otherwise a fine and rare multiple.rnProvenence: Collection H.B. Wane, FRSPL of Eastbourne, Harmer, 10/11 Nov. 1941, lot 770.rnHarmer 2. Nov 1959 lot 205. 
    Ausruf : 500 CHF
    Zuschlag : 1.100 CHF

    Losnr. : 3447 Grossbritannien

    1840: 1 d. black, plate 2, lettered KK, a used example, matched with 1841 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 1b., lettered KK, the 1d black with close to large margins all round and a minor corner crease, the 1 d. red with extremely large margins all rouns, each cancelled by Maltese Cross in red and black respectively. Both showing the "NE of ONE nearly joined" and "PE of PENNY very close to outer frameline". Scarce pairing Gi AS14e+AS17f = £ 825.
    Ausruf : 130 CHF
    Zuschlag : 130 CHF

    Losnr. : 3598 Grossbritannien

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    Losnr. : 3564 Grossbritannien

    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 2, two examples, lettered GA and GB, cut to large margins, on 1841 cover within London to Newgate Street tied by black Maltese Crosses in black. Found to be overweight and struck with straight line "More to Pay" handstamp in black. "Gt. Russell St.By." despatch in red at left with manuscript charge "4d.". Vertical file fold away from adhesives. A scarce entire.
    Ausruf : 300 CHF
    Zuschlag : 400 CHF

    Losnr. : 3413 Grossbritannien

    1840: First (and later rejected) Die for the One Penny Black in black, two impressions on cream wove paper, the 1902 reprint, few light creases, otherwise fine. The first die for the 1 d. was ready by January 1840, but was later rejected and remained with the printer's, Perkins Bacon & Co. Reprints were made in 1871, 1902, 1919 and 1935.  rnProvenance: Collection Heinz Reck, Phillips, London, 2 Nov. 1994, lot 336; Harmers, London, 20 Dec. 1995, lot 600.
    Ausruf : 4.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 4.000 CHF

    Losnr. : 3635 Grossbritannien

    1870: Bantam ½ d. rose, plate 15, used with 2 d. blue plate 14, both adhesives with " FOX" perfin (G.C. Fox & Co, Falmouth) on 1875 cover to the Captain of Russian Barque "Matts August" at Antwerp, Belgium; tied by "Falmouth / 290" duplex (Oct 20) in black. Readdressed from Antwerp to Halmstad, Sweden; twice via "Helsingborg" with datestamps (Oct 25 and 27), and returned back to Antwerp. An unusual and much travelled cover.
    Ausruf : 120 CHF
    Zuschlag : 150 CHF

    Losnr. : 3509 Grossbritannien

    1840: 2 d. blue, plate 1, lettered RK-RL / SK-SL, a used block of four, good to large margins all round, of tremendous colour, neatly cancelled by Maltese Crosses in red, SK and SL with slight horizontal crease, but a delightful and very rare multiple Gi = £ 22'000.rnProvenancernCollection Lichfield, Robson lowe 19. apr. 1950, lot 237.rnCollection Meroni, John A. Fox, NY, lot 265.
    Ausruf : 3.000 CHF
    Zuschlag : 6.500 CHF

    Losnr. : 3485 Grossbritannien

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    1840: 1 d. black, plate 8, lettered LC, and 1841 1 d. red-brown on blued, plate 8, lettered LC, used examples, each with good to large margins all round, cancelled by Maltese Cross in red and in black respectively. The 1 d. red-brown showing Stage 2 of the "O" flaw, with thin line running up down from the NE corner square. An attractive matched pair. Certificate H. Richter. Gi AS49+AS51 = £ 765.
    Ausruf : 180 CHF
    Zuschlag : 650 CHF
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