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Lot# : 53 Jordan
1920 (Nov): Overprinted at Greek Orthodox Convent, Jerusalem, set to of seven values from 1 m. to 5 p. perf. 15 x 14; and from 1 m. to 20 p. perf. 14 complete; eight individual examples of each of the 17 stamps, each showing the 8 different Sub-Types of the Overprint. Fresh and fine, a very difficult set to compile (144 stamps), fresh and fine, large part og.
Starting bid : 750 CHFHammer price : 950 CHFLot# : 54 Jordan
1925 (Aug): ‘Arab Govt of the East’ overprint in black on 1/8 p. chocolate, a fine unused strip of three, variety ‘vertically imperforate between’ unused and imperf. between stamp and margin a right, also same overprint on 2 p. blue variety ‘Overprint Treble’ in black, fine lightly used example Gi = £ 440+.
Starting bid : 200 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 55 Jordan
Lot# : 56 Jordan
1951: King Talal 'Burnt issue' 20 m. black & violet, a fine unused example, minor age spot at top left, fresh and fine original gum copy. Extremely scarce. Note: Stamps prepared by De La Rue for the Accession of King Talal, however the King abdicated prior to the issue being received and nearly all examples were burnt.Starting bid : 700 CHFHammer price : 1,100 CHFLot# : 57 Jordan
1951: King Talal ‘Burnt issue’ 3 m. black & carmine, a fine unused example, minor aging, well centered with large part dried og. Extremely scarce. Note: Stamps prepared by De La Rue for the Accession of King Talal, however the King abdicated prior to the issue being received and nearly all examples were burnt.Starting bid : 700 CHFHammer price : 1,100 CHFLot# : 58 Jordan
Lot# : 59 Jordan
King Abdullah issues, unused selection from Nov 1927 New Currency set of 13, 1928 Constitution set of 11, 1930 Locust Campaign set of 12, 1930 definitive set of 16, 1943/46 set of 14, 1947 Parliament set of 9 imperforate in matching examples from lower right corner of sheet, 1929 Postage Due set of six etc. Fresh and fine, a scarce group (SG 159/182+183/194+ D189/D194+194b/207+222/229+276/284 / Gi = £ 690.Starting bid : 250 CHFHammer price : 250 CHFLot# : 61 Jordan
1924 (May 5): Cover from Zahle to Amman franked by Grand Liban 1924 2 pi. on Merson 40 c. tied by Zahle despatch cds, shortpaid 1 piastre with old Turkish circular 'T' marking in black at base Taxed on arrival with Jordan September 1923 1 pi. blue tied AMMAN datestamp in blue. Reverse with Damas transit (May 6) and Amman cds in violet (May 10). An extremely rare usage of this issue on letter and very fine.
Note: The Lebanese currency was linked to the French Franc, whose valued declined with the inflation of the Franc. The Jordanian piastre was linked to the more stable Egyptian piastre. Thus although the Jordanian 1 pi. applied here appears correct, it is undoubtedly a 'rounding up' of the amount due, there being only a ½ piastre Postage Due otherwise available, which would have been too small an amount.Starting bid : 350 CHFHammer price : 650 CHF
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