Suez-Canal Company
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Lot# : 448 Suez-Canal Company
1868 (July 8): 1 c. black, Transfer Type IV, an unused example with good to large margins all round, fresh and very fine, large part og. signed Brun, Todd AIEP; and single unused examples of the 5 c. green, 20 c. blue and 20 c. rose-pink, similarly fresh and fine. An exceptional set.rnFour Certs. APS (1990) Gi = £ 540.Starting bid : 200.00 CHFHammer price : 260.00 CHFLot# : 451 Suez-Canal Company
1868: 5 c. green, an unused block of eight, Transfer Types II-I / IV-III repeated, positions 76-77/88-89/100-101/112-113 on the sheet of 120 subjects, large margins all round and of outstanding fresh colour, two tiny age spots on first stamp, superb large part or unmounted og. A delightful multiple. Signed Todd AIEP Gi = £ 680+.Starting bid : 200.00 CHFHammer price : 420.00 CHFLot# : 454 Suez-Canal Company
Lot# : 456 Suez-Canal Company
1868: 20 c. blue, a used example with large margins all round and portion of adjoining stamp at right, cancelled by "5129" gros chiffres of the French Post Office in Port Said in black. Superb and very rare; sold together with France 1870 Bordeaux issue 10 c. buff and 40 c. orange each with dotted "5129" gros chiffres in blue. Signed H. Bloch, Todd AIEP Gi = £ 500+.Starting bid : 400.00 CHFHammer price : 400.00 CHFLot# : 460 Suez-Canal Company
1868: 40 c. rose-pink, an unused block of four, marginal from top of sheet, Transfer Types I-II/III-IV/I-II, positions 3-4/15-16/27-28, of superb fresh colour, mounted in margin only, stamps unmounted og. Scarce so fine. Signed Todd AIEP Gi = £ 520+.Starting bid : 200.00 CHFHammer price : 400.00 CHFLot# : 462 Suez-Canal Company
Suez Canal Company: Saatijan 'reprints', compl. set of four values in complete sheets, 1c. and 20 c. sheets divided vertically in the middle, a great group for study of this interesting issue.rnNote: The printing stones for the 1 c., 5 c., and 20 c. are in the Postal Museum in Paris. The printing stone of the 40 c. value came in 1907 in the possession of a Paris stamp dealer named Saatijan. From this stone he created 'reprints' or to be exact forgeries which show many characteristics of the original stamp including the hatching above 'POSTES' but which can be distinguished by the clear and smooth gum from the originals which have a thick and crazed gum. From the 40 c. stone Saatijan produced also stones for the three other values which can be distinguished when plated.rnReference: Peter Smith decribes the history of this issue and its related 'reprints' and forgeries in detail in FFE # 3 on pp. 7-20.Starting bid : 200.00 CHFHammer price : 200.00 CHF
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