Rare Stamps and Postal History of the World
July 9-10, 2024

Welcome to our July 9-10, 2024 Sale of Rare Stamps and Postal History of the World. With 1,554 lots, this auction features properties of various owners and estates from all over the world, including selections from the philatelic stock of Larry Brassler, with a solid selections of United States, Great Britain & British Commonwealth, Latin and South America, European Countries, including Austria, France, Germany, Italy, as well as Poland, Russia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Other areas are well represented, with China, Japan, Korea and Pakistan. As always, the sale contains 190+ large lots and collections, with individual country albums, worldwide accumulations in cartons, cover lots and much more. The sale will be held live via CherrystoneLIVE.

ImagesDescriptionCurrent Bid
Lot #629
GREAT BRITAIN
1840 1p black, 2p blue, used, margins all around, nice colors, v.f.
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Catalog #1,2
Unsold
Lot #630
GREAT BRITAIN
1840 1p black, margins all around, uneven, but clear at bottom right, tied by red pmk on outer FL to Old Surrey, 8 Feb 1841 departure datestamp on back, filing fold away from the stamp, fine,
Envelope
Catalog #1
Catalog Value $850
Unsold
Lot #631
GREAT BRITAIN
1840 1p black, seven singles, two on cover, different plates, mixed condition from cut in to margins all around, also a nice engraving of Penny Black and lettersheet dated 19 Oct, 66 signed Rowland Hill (the "inventor of Postage Stamps")
Envelope
Catalog #1
Price Realized
$950.00

Lot #632
GREAT BRITAIN
1841 2p blue, horizontal strip of 12, canceled by light "506" numerals, ample margins to cut in at top or bottom, outer stamps with minor creases, scarce multiple (catalogued as four strips of three)
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Catalog #4
Catalog Value $1,700
Price Realized
$475.00

Lot #633
GREAT BRITAIN
1861 3p Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. essay, v.f. and rare
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Price Realized
$240.00

Lot #634
GREAT BRITAIN
1867 5sh rose, Plate 2, duplex cancel, exceptionally well centered for issue, fresh and crisp impression, v.f., signed Scheller (Scott indicates 50% premium for examples with margins clear of design on all four sides)
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Catalog #57
Catalog Value $1,200
Unsold
Lot #635
GREAT BRITAIN
1878 £1 brown lilac, Maltese Cross watermark, beautiful fresh color, neat Glasgow cds, fine (SG 129)
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Catalog #75
Catalog Value £ 3,750
Price Realized
$1,100.00

Lot #636
GREAT BRITAIN
1882 £5 bright orange, white paper, Glasgow (OC.25.94) cds, nicely centered, v.f. (SG 137)
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Catalog #93
Catalog Value £ 3,500
Price Realized
$1,400.00

Lot #637
GREAT BRITAIN
1882 £5 orange, slightly but noticeably blued paper on back, neat Glasgow (Ap 5 94) cds, well centered, v.f. (SG 137)
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Catalog #93
Catalog Value £ 3,500
Price Realized
$1,400.00

Lot #638
GREAT BRITAIN
1882 £5 bright orange, blue paper, overprinted Specimen in black, l.h., minor perf. stains, otherwise fine (SG 133s)
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Catalog #93aS
Catalog Value £ 3,500
Price Realized
$700.00

Lot #639
GREAT BRITAIN
1884 £1 brown violet, watermarked "Three Orbs", Dublin cds, fine, signed Engel (SG 186)
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Catalog #123
Catalog Value £ 4,500
Price Realized
$950.00

Lot #640
GREAT BRITAIN
1891 £1 green, three used examples, oval Registered postmarks, mostly fine (SG 212)
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Catalog #124
Catalog Value £ 2,400
Price Realized
$700.00

Lot #641
GREAT BRITAIN
1891 £1 green, part black cancel, well centered, fresh color, v.f. (SG 212)
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Catalog #124
Catalog Value £ 800
Price Realized
$300.00

Lot #642
GREAT BRITAIN
1897 round-the-world stationery card from Liverpool to New South Wales, Port Said, San Francisco, with New South Wales, Egypt and USA adhesives, bearing postmarks of the corresponding countries, charged "15 Ctms", little toning, fine
Envelope
Price Realized
$250.00

Lot #643
GREAT BRITAIN
1902-11 KEVII, £1 blue green, n.h., fresh and v.f., with 2010 Eichele certificate (SG 266)
**
Catalog #142
Catalog Value £ 3,000
Price Realized
$1,300.00

Lot #644
GREAT BRITAIN
1903 Edward 1p carmine postal stationery card, used from London to Christchurch, New Zealand, sent via Brindisi, with double rectangular "Deceased" in violet, with Christchurch arrival and red "Dead Letter Office" cds, fine
Envelope
Price Realized
$220.00

Lot #645
GREAT BRITAIN
1916 1/2p postal stationery envelope sent from London to Sweden, top right corner burnt away in a fire on board the S.S. "Newton" at Sunderland on Feb. 14, the reverse bears a boxed cachet in Swedish explaining what happened
Envelope
Price Realized
$220.00

Lot #646
GREAT BRITAIN
1929 (1 Aug) Third World Jamboree, registered "window" cover from Birkenhead to Crown Close, franked with 2 1/2p and 2p (rounded lower right corner), tied by special "Arrowe Pk Camp Ches" pmks, repeated on back, with arrival alongside, v.f., rare Boy Scout item. (From 29 July to 12 August 1929, the third World Scout Jamboree was held at Arrowe Park, in Birkenhead, United Kingdom. This Jamboree commemorated the 21st birthday of Scouting, counting from the publication of the book "Scouting for Boys" by General Baden-Powell. Therefore, this Jamboree is also known as the "Coming of Age Jamboree")
Envelope
Price Realized
$500.00

Lot #647
GREAT BRITAIN
1939-42 George VI, 2sh6p green, 5sh dull red, 10sh indigo, 10sh ultramarine, £1 red brown, five different blocks of four, n.h., fine-v.f. (SG 476b-78c,£1,300)
Box **
Catalog #249A-251A,275
Catalog Value $1,554
Price Realized
$350.00

Lot #648
GREAT BRITAIN
1946 (11 June) cover with "The Boy Scout Association County of Devon" corner cachet, addressed to District Commissioner Boy Scouts Southhill, slogan handstamp "Don't Waste Bread, Others Need It", fine Boy Scout FDC
Envelope
Catalog #264
Unsold
Lot #649
GREAT BRITAIN
1951 Festivals, sheet corner margin blocks of four, n.h., v.f. (SG 509-12,£400)
Box **
Catalog #286-89
Catalog Value $320
Price Realized
$160.00

Lot #650
GREAT BRITAIN
1952-55 Queen Elizabeth II definitives, complete set, also 2sh6p-£1 Castles, all in blocks of four, last four sheet corner margin, n.h., v.f. (SG 515-39,£1,400)
Box **
Catalog #292-312
Catalog Value $1,364
Price Realized
$350.00

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