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Last updated: 5th March, 2024
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POSTAGE DUES
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| NY1062 |
1950 Postage Dues, complete set of five values. Each matching left marginal. Superb and fresh unmounted. SG D1-D5 |
£70 |
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| NY366 |
1950, complete set of five values, each in a matching lower right corner pair with plate ‘1’ in margins. Superb unmounted. SG D1-D5 |
£200 |
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| RA7684 |
1950, complete set of five values, each in a matching
lower right corner block of four with plate ‘1’ in margins.
Very fine unmounted, folded vertically and the 3d with parted perfs.
Attractive and uncommon group.
SG D1-D5
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£345 |
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| NY196 |
1950, 4d purple, very fine mint. SG D4 |
£8 |
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| NY197 |
1950, 6d yellow-orange, very fine mint. SG D5 |
£12 |
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POSTAL HISTORY
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| NY1037 |
1894 2d Registered postal stationery envelope, surcharged in red ink '4d' and initialled below. Very fine unused. Scarce. |
£185 |
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| NY1082 |
1894 2d Registered postal stationery envelope, surcharged 'FOUR'. Very fine unused. |
£35 |
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| RA6629 |
1898 (5th July), cover bearing 1d vermilion & deep ultramarine ‘cheque stamp’ (Setting II, perf. 12, SG 57a (no control visible)) placed inverted and tied by Blantyre (5 July) single circle datestamp. Handstamped address ‘W.H. Keiller / Auctioneer and Valuator . . . Blantyre’. A few minor perimeter faults, otherwise very fine and attractive. |
£170 |
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| NY1197 |
1898 14th July, small printed 'On Her Majesty's Service.' envelope, bearing 1d vermilion and pale ultramarine 'cheque stamp' (Setting II, perf. 12, SG 57a, control not visible). Crisply cancelled and tied by 'ZOMBA' sc datestamp, locally addressed. Delightful. |
£375 |
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| NY1091 |
1898 20th July, envelope bearing 1d vermilion and pale ultramarine 'cheque stamp' (Setting II, perf. 12, SG 57, no controls visible), upper left corner BLOCK OF FOUR. Each cancelled 'ZOMBA JY 20 98 / B.C.A.'. Locally addressed. Most attractive. |
£475 |
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| NY1208 |
1906, three incoming post cards each bearing GB KEVII 1d's, addressed to one A. Ar. Andrew, Mineral Survey, Zomba. Each then re-addressed upon arrival to either Pt Herald or Ncheu, with onward transit strikes of either Chinde, Chiromo, Zomba, Liwonde. A delightful group. |
£150 |
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| NY1209 |
1908, three British black and white post cards (London buildings), each bearing KEVII 1d's and cancelled 'ZOMBA' squared circle datestamps. All addressed to New Zealand. |
£75 |
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| NY1014 |
1911 (29th March), envelope sent registered to Austria. Bearing a single KEVII 2/6 brownish black and carmine-red on blue (SG 78) tied by a very fine BLANTYRE. NYASALAND (MR 29 / 11) squared circle datestamp with an additional strike on the reverse. With a REGISTERED / BLANTYRE. / (NYASALAND) / No….. registration cachet struck at left with number ‘319’ inserted in blue manuscript. Backstamped CHINDE B.P.O. (7 Apr, squared circle), Zanzibar (13 Apr), Napoli (2 May) and Wien (5 May) transit / arrival datestamps. A scarce stamp on cover. |
£425 |
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| RA6942 |
1927 9th November, cover endorsed at top ‘No stamps available at Lilongwe P. O.’, addressed to ‘P. O. Dedza’. Apparently upon arrival there applied with KGV 1d, cancelled ‘DEDZA’. A little tatty, but scarce and most unusual. |
£90 |
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| NY528 |
1935 5th June, cover bearing KGV 6d Leopard and 3d Silver Jubilee (SG 120, 125), cancelled 'BLANTYRE' and sent Airmail to England. Attractive. |
£40 |
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| AN424 |
1935 (24th August), envelope addressed to the USA bearing a single KGV Silver Jubilee 3d brown and deep blue (SG 125) tied by a ‘BLANTYRE/ NYASALAND / DARKEST / AFRICA / IN FAIREST / MOOD’ (24 Aug) slogan datestamp. Truncated at left, otherwise a fine example of a 3d single franking. |
£45 |
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| NY493 |
1936 19th January, cover bearing KGV 1d and 6d Leoprads (SG 115, 120), cancelled 'LUCHENZA' and sent Airmail to Nairobi, upon arrival re-addressed to Nakuru. Fine and clean. |
£20 |
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| RA6630 |
1937 (26th January), cover to Canada bearing KGV 1/- black and orange ‘Leopard’ (SG 122) tied by Zomba / Registered (26 Jan) double circle datestamp with Zomba registration label alongside. Toronto (4 Mar) arrival backstamps. |
£35 |
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| NY216 |
1937 (12th May), unaddressed cover bearing KGV 'Leopards' 1½d, 3d, 4d, 6d, 9d and 1/- cancelled by four strikes of LIKOMA ISLAND (12 May). |
£30 |
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| NY839 |
1938 1st January, cover bearing KGVI 1½d, 3d, 4d and 6d (SG 132, 134, 135, 135), cancelled 'LIMBE' on the First Day of Issue. Sent registered to London (Selfridges). |
£35 |
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| NY380 |
1938 1st January, cover bearing KGVI 9d and 1/- definitives (SG 137, 138), cancelled 'ZOMBA' on the First Day of Issue, typewritten at top as such. Sent registered locally addressed. |
£30 |
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| NY837 |
1938 22nd July, printed 'ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE' cover, bearing KGVI ½d, 1d, 1½d and 4d (SG 130, 131, 132, 135), cancelled ZOMBA and sent registered to the United States. Somewhat primitive registration label hand stamped. Appropriate transit and arrival backstops. |
£45 |
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| NY492 |
1942 9th June, printed 'ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE' cover struck at upper right with red 'OFFICIAL PAID / ZOMBA' datestamp, further at lower left with black oval 'COMMISSIONER OF POLICE / ZOMBA NYASALAND' cachet duly signed. Addressed to London. Fine and clean, unusual. |
£30 |
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| NY836 |
1942 (date unclear), cover bearing KGVI 3d blue (SG 134), cancelled LIMBE and endorsed at left 'Letter only / (English)', addressed to the United States. Opened at right then resealed with printed 'OPENED BY EXAMINER' label struck with octagonal (Crown) / PASSED / Q/S cachet on reverse. |
£35 |
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| NY497 |
1943 14th July, printed 'On His Majesty's Service' cover cancelled with 'LIMBE' datestamp and further black oval 'COMPTROLLER OF CUSTOMS' cachet lower left. Addressed to London. |
£25 |
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| NY518 |
1943 21st July, cover bearing KGVI 2d carmine (SG 133a), cancelled 'KOTA-KOTA' and addressed to England. Fine and clean. |
£25 |
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| NY516 |
1944 30th October, cover bearing KGVI 3d and 1/- (SG 134, 138), cancelled 'ZOMBA' and sent Airmail to England. Fine and clean. |
£20 |
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| NY495 |
1944 3rd November, cover bearing KGVI 6d violet (SG 136, inverted), lightly cancelled 'LIMBE' and sent registered to England. The registration label written in ink 'Limbe'. A little crumpled. |
£20 |
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| NY499 |
1945 4th August, cover bearing KGVI 2d carmine (SG 133a), crisply cancelled 'MLANJE' and addressed to England. Fine and clean. |
£15 |
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| NY517 |
1945 14th August, cover bearing KGVI 1d, 2d and 1/- (SG 130, 133a, 138), each cancelled 'KARONGA' and sent Airmail to England. Upon arrival re-addressed further machine cancelled at base. |
£25 |
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| NY763 |
c1945 printed company cover, bearing KGVI 1d, 2d and 1/- (SG 130a, 133, 138), unusually scarred across in blue crayon without any further postal markings. Addressed to England. |
£45 |
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| NY505 |
1946 15th May, cover bearing KGVI 6d black and violet (SG 150), cancelled 'BLANTYRE' and sent registered to London. Attractive. |
£20 |
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| NY506 |
1946 (?) 12th December, printed 'The Africa Lakes Corporation Limited' cover bearing KGVI 2d grey (SG 133), lightly cancelled 'BLANTYRE' and addressed to England. Clean and attractive. |
£20 |
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| NY515 |
1947 24th March, cover bearing KGVI 3d and 6d pair (SG 148, 150), cancelled 'CHOMA' and sent Airmail to England. |
£15 |
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| NY522 |
1948 15th March, cover bearing KGVI 4d and 1/- (SG 149, 152), cancelled 'CHOLO' and sent registered Airmail to England and with unusual printed larger format registration label endorsed in ink 'Cholo / 7307'. Attractive. |
£35 |
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| NY507 |
1948 8th May, cover bearing KGVI 2d and 4d (SG 147, 149), cancelled 'LIMBE' and sent registered to England. |
£20 |
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| NY527 |
1949 26th August, printed company cover bearing KGVI 1/- (SG 152), lightly cancelled 'LIMBE' and sent Airmail to London. |
£15 |
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| NY838 |
1951 18th September, printed 'On His Majesty's Service' cover, bearing KGVI 6d Diamond Jubilee pair (SG 169), cancelled 'ZOMBA' addressed to the United States. |
£35 |
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| NY510 |
1951 ? (date unclear), cover bearing KGVI 3d and 1/- (SG 148, 152), lightly cancelled 'ZOMBA' and sent Airmail to England. Fine and clean. |
£15 |
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| NY511 |
1953 8th July, cover bearing KGVI 3d, QEII Coronation 2d and 6d Rhodes Centenary pairs (SG 148, 172, 171), cancelled 'LIMBE' and sent registered Airmail to England. Attractive and clean. |
£25 |
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| NY1043 |
1954 March, envelope bearing QEII 1d (SG 174), lightly cancelled 'NTONDWE /4 (balance of date not visible)', local addressed. Apparently underpaid and then duly applied with a QEII 3d overprinted 'REVENUE' over the 1d, this cancelled 'LIMBE C S O / 11 MAR 54' datestamp. The 3d partially lifted to reveal the 1d datestamp, minor faults although most unusual and intriguing. |
£55 |
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POSTMARKS
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1914-18 NYASALAND–RHODESIA FIELD FORCE
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| AA6524 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV. Complete set of five values, the ½d and 1d strips of three. Very fine mint or unmounted. SG N1-N5 |
£95 |
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| AA6525 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV. Complete set of five values. Very fine used. SG N1-N5 |
£100 |
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| AA6527 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 3d purple on yellow. Superb used on piece. SG N3 |
£20 |
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| AA6529 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 4d black and red on yellow. Very fine mint. SG N4 |
£38 |
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| AA6530 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 4d black and red on yellow. Left marginal pair, left stamp showing missing serif top left of 'N' (apparently position 55). Very fine mint. SG N4 and var. |
£100 |
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| AA6531 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 4d black and red on yellow. Block of four. Very fine mint. Uncommon. SG N4 |
£135 |
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| AA6532 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 4d black and red on yellow. Block of four, upper right stamp showing missing base of 'N'. Very fine mint. Uncommon. SG N4 and var. |
£225 |
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| AA6533 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 4d black and red on yellow. Block of four, all stamps showing defective overprints to some degree. Very fine mint. Uncommon. SG N4 vars. |
£225 |
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| AA6534 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 4d black and red on yellow. Showing NO STOP AFTER 'F'. Very fine mint. Scarce. SG N4a |
£800 |
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| AA6535 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 4d black and red on yellow. Showing considerable shift of overprint right, the dot after 'F' now well into margin. Very fine used. Uncommon. SG N4 var. |
£65 |
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| AA6536 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 1/- black on green. Very fine mint. SG N5 |
£50 |
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| AA6537 |
NYASALAND-RHODESIAN FORCE 1916 'N. F.' overprints on Nyasaland KGV, 1/- black on green. Block of four. Very fine mint. Uncommon. SG N5 |
£225 |
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| AN291 |
TELEGRAM 1917 (6th September), headed ‘THE AFRICAN TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, LIMITED.’ The message, concerning military matters, was handed in at Limbe and a ZOMBA / A.T. TEL (6 Sep) single circle datestamp was applied by the delivering office and a straight-line ‘ZOMBA’ handstruck in bluish green below. Interestingly, the form states the Telegraph Company observes ‘Rhodesian Mean Time’. Most unusual and a scarce survivor. |
£110 |
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| AN292 |
TELEGRAM 1917 (10th September), headed ‘THE AFRICAN TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, LIMITED.’ The message, concerning military matters, was handed in at Peramiho (near Songea, GEA) and a ZOMBA / A.T. TEL (10 Sep) single circle datestamp was applied by the delivering office and a straight-line ‘ZOMBA’ handstruck in bluish green below. Interestingly, the form states the Telegraph Company observes ‘Rhodesian Mean Time’. Most unusual and a scarce survivor. |
£110 |
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| AN293 |
TELEGRAM 1917 (16th September), headed ‘THE AFRICAN TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, LIMITED.’ The message, concerning military matters, was handed in at Songea (GEA) and a ZOMBA / A.T. TEL (16 Sep) single circle datestamp was applied by the delivering office and a straight-line ‘ZOMBA’ handstruck in bluish green below. Interestingly, the form states the Telegraph Company observes ‘Rhodesian Mean Time’. Most unusual and a scarce survivor. |
£110 |
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| AN294 |
TELEGRAM 1917 (25th September), headed ‘THE AFRICAN TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, LIMITED.’ The message, concerning military matters, was handed in at Songea (GEA) and a ZOMBA / A.T. TEL (25 Sep) single circle datestamp was applied by the delivering office. Interestingly, the form states the Telegraph Company observes ‘Rhodesian Mean Time’. Most unusual and a scarce survivor. |
£110 |
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| AN295 |
TELEGRAM 1918 (11th May), headed ‘THE AFRICAN TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY, LIMITED.’ The message, concerning military matters, was handed in at Limbe and a ZOMBA / A.T. TEL (11 May) single circle datestamp was applied by the delivering office and a straight-line ‘ZOMBA’ handstruck in bluish green below, above a printed ‘BLANTYRE.’ Interestingly, the form states the Telegraph Company observes ‘Rhodesian Mean Time’. Most unusual and a scarce survivor. |
£110 |
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REVENUES AND FISCAL USE
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| AN434 |
REVENUE 1891 large format £50 deep green, IMPERFORATE PROOF, printed on thin card. The inset stamp with blank lower tablet. Thinned in upper left corner otherwise very fine and a very rare proof. An imposing stamp. Mewett 675 (proof)
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| NY234 |
REVENUE 1897 10/- black and olive-green and £1 grey-black and dull purple (three singles, one with fault) fine used on small piece with red pen cancellation. Attractive. SG 50a, 51 |
£55 |
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| NY235 |
REVENUE 1897 £1 grey-black and dull purple very fine used on small piece, cancelled in manuscript and with HER BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S CONSULAR COURT BLANTYRE circular cachet. Attractive. SG 51 |
£25 |
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| NY236 |
REVENUE 1897 £1 grey-black and dull purple. Five examples very fine used on small piece with circular Blantyre Consular Court cancellations. Attractive. SG 51 |
£125 |
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| RA7357 |
REVENUE 1903 6th March, two page typewritten Indenture document, front page applied with two x 2/6 and three x 4/- Arms ‘CONSULAR’ overprints, plus vertical pair same 2/6 Arms but un-overprinted. Cancelled with light black ‘BLANTYRE’ cancels. Black wax seal upper left, cracked and some missing, light staining, folded horizontally. Few complete documents using these Consular overprints known. |
£275 |
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| NY246 |
REVENUE 1913-19 KGV £1 purple and black on red. Vertical pair fiscally used. SG 98 |
£20 |
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| AN432 |
REVENUE 1913 KGV watermark Crown CA £10 purple and dull ultramarine. Superb fiscally used with light strike of DISTRICT RESIDENT / 25 JUL 1914 / CHIROMO oval datestamp struck in green. Very rare, with few fiscally used examples recorded of this first printing of the £10. SG 99
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£650 |
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| AN433 |
REVENUE 1913 KGV watermark Crown CA £10 purple and dull ultramarine. HORIZONTAL PAIR, superb fiscally used, tied to small piece by a lights strike of DISTRICT RESIDENT / 25 JUL 1914 / CHIROMO oval datestamp struck in green. An extremely rare multiple, with few fiscally used examples recorded of this first printing of the £10. SG 99
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£1,250 |
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| NY834 |
REVENUE c1938 KGVI £10 dull purple and ultramarine ‘key-plate’ inscribed ‘REVENUE REVENUE’. Very fine used with oval 'REGISTRAR OF THE HIGH COURT / 28 JUN 1940' cancel. Exceptionally fine for these, RARE. Barefoot 5 / Mewett 806a |
£1,850 |
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| NY389 |
REVENUE c1938 KGVI £10 dull purple and ultramarine ‘key-plate’ inscribed ‘REVENUE REVENUE’. Two copies on piece the left cancelled with oval 'LANDS DEPARTMENT / BLANTRYE 20 AUG 1940' datestamp, the right with oval 'MOTOR TRAFFIC LICENSING BOARD / BLANTYRE 22 AUG 1940' datestamp, and without the green accounting crayon as usually encountered. Some gum apparent at edges. VERY RARE. Barefoot 5 / Mewett 806a
Note: why two examples were attached alongside each other and cancelled with differing datestamps is unclear. It would also appear that each was attached with additional glue which has seeped out around some perforation edges |
£3,750 |
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| NY1222 |
REVENUE 1954, 5th January, cheque drawn on a South African bank to the sum of £391 19/8d, to a company in Blantyre. The reverse applied with block of five QEII 1/- definitives overprinted 'REVENUE', violet oval cancels. Most attractive and scarce. |
£225 |
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| NY1219 |
REVENUE 1954, 25th March, cheque drawn on a South African bank to the sum of £44 9/11d, to a company in Blantyre. The reverse applied with pair QEII 3d definitives overprinted 'REVENUE', violet oval cancels. Most attractive and scarce. |
£145 |
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| NY1223 |
REVENUE 1954, 5th April, cheque drawn on a London bank to the sum of £1171 8/9d, to a company in Blantyre. The reverse applied with three QEII 1/- and pair 5/- definitives overprinted 'REVENUE', violet oval cancels. In addition orange embossed revenue franks at left on front, one at 2/- and the other at 10/-. Most attractive and very scarce. |
£425 |
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| NY1220 |
REVENUE 1954, 3rd June, cheque drawn on a South African bank to the sum of £83 3/2d, to a company in Blantyre. The reverse applied with single QEII 1/- definitive overprinted 'REVENUE', violet oval cancel. Scarce. |
£125 |
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| NY1218 |
REVENUE 1954, 9th June, cheque drawn on a South African bank to the sum of £45 5/-, to a company in Blantyre. The reverse applied with single QEII 6d definitive overprinted 'REVENUE', violet oval cancels. Scarce. |
£125 |
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| NY1221 |
REVENUE 1954, 11th December, cheque drawn on a London bank to the sum of £422 5/-, to a company in Blantyre. The reverse applied with single QEII 5/- definitives overprinted 'REVENUE', violet oval cancels. In addition orange embossed revenue frank at left on front to the value of 5/-. Most attractive and scarce. |
£295 |
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| NY1228 |
REVENUE 1955 QEII revenue issue. Complete set of nine, 1d to £1, blocks of four, excluding the rare 3/6 (unrecorded as a block). Fine or very fine unmounted mint. A scarce group. Barefoot 20-30 less 26
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£585 |
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| AN349 |
REVENUE 1955 QEII revenue issue. Complete set of nine, 1d to £1, blocks of four, excluding the rare 3/6 (unrecorded as a block). Fine or very fine unmounted mint. A very scarce group. Barefoot 20-30 less 26
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£650 |
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| NY945 |
REVENUE 1953 QEII revenue issue, 1d green. Upper marginal ,very fine unmounted. Barefoot 20 |
£5 |
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| NY944 |
REVENUE 1953 QEII revenue issue, 6d brown-purple. Upper marginal, very fine unmounted. Barefoot 23 |
£10 |
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| NY947 |
REVENUE 1953 QEII revenue issue.,1/- purple. Upper right corner, very fine unmounted. Barefoot 24 |
£15 |
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| NY1212 |
REVENUE 1955 QEII revenue issue, 3/6 orange. Very fine used with oval datestamp (Oct 1959) struck in violet. Rare, with very few examples recorded. Barefoot 26
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£550 |
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| NY964 |
REVENUE 1953 QEII revenue issue, 5/- brown. Very fine unmounted. Uncommon. Barefoot 27 |
£35 |
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| AN124 |
REVENUE 1955 QEII revenue issue, £1 deep violet. Block of four, superb fresh unmounted mint. Very scarce. Barefoot 30
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£220 |
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| NY1225 |
REVENUE 1955 QEII revenue issue, £1 deep violet. Block of 12 being the lower two rows of the sheet, showing imprint and pale '1' in margin. Some creasing in the Margi, stamps very fine unmounted. Rare. Barefoot 30
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£550 |
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| NY847 |
REVENUE c1956 receipt from Gaskell's for the sum fo £36 10s, applied with QEII 2d pen cancelled (Barefoot 21). Attractive. |
£35 |
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| NY636 |
REVENUE c1962 Employment Stamp. 5/- duty printed in green, superb unmounted. Scarce. Barefoot 2 |
£75 |
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| AN399 |
REVENUE c1962 Employment Stamp. 5/- duty printed in green, superb fresh unmounted mint. Barefoot 2 |
£75 |
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| NY395 |
REVENUE c1962 Employment Stamp. 5/- duty printed in green, few short perfs. at base, fine used. Barefoot 2 |
£30 |
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| AN425 |
REVENUE / Consular Issue 1898 6d black and green overprinted ‘CONSULAR’ in red. Some colour loss, otherwise fine used with fiscal cancellation. Barefoot 1C
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| AN426 |
REVENUE / Consular Issue 1898 1/- black and dull purple overprinted ‘CONSULAR’ in red. Fine used with fiscal cancellation. Barefoot 2C
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£25 |
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| AN428 |
REVENUE / Consular Issue 1898 2/6 black and ultramarine overprinted ‘CONSULAR’ in red. Fine used with fiscal cancellation. Barefoot 3C
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£45 |
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| AN429 |
REVENUE / Consular Issue 1898 4/- black and carmine overprinted ‘CONSULAR’ in blue. Fine used with fiscal cancellation. Scarce. Barefoot 4B
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£65 |
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| AN430 |
REVENUE / Consular Issue c1900 10/- black and olive-green overprinted ‘CONSULAR’ in black. Fine used with fiscal cancellation. Very scarce. Barefoot 5
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£85 |
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| AN359 |
Consular Issue 1901 Arms 6d dull purple and brown overprinted ‘Consular’ in black. Fine used with circular and manuscript cancellations. Barefoot 7
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£35 |
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| AN427 |
REVENUE / Consular Issue 1901 1/- black and dull purple overprinted ‘Consular’ in black. Fine used with fiscal cancellation. Barefoot 8
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£30 |
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| AN431 |
REVENUE / Consular Issue 1901 10/- black and olive-green overprinted ‘Consular’ in black. Fine used with fiscal cancellation. Very scarce. Barefoot 9
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BOOKLETS
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| AN250 |
1953 QEII 2/6 complete, stitching at left, very fine. SG SB 1 |
£20 |
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| NY950 |
1953 QEII 2/6 complete, stitching at right, very fine. SG SB 1 |
£20 |
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| AN249 |
1953 QEII 5/- complete, stapled at left, very fine. SG SB2 |
£25 |
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| NY386 |
1953 QEII 5/- complete, stapled at right, very fine. SG SB2 |
£25 |
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MALAWI
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| NY435 |
1964 definitive, set of 13 values with the 5/- 'LAKE NYASA', blocks of four. Superb unmounted. SG 215-227 less 225a |
£40 |
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| AN351 |
1964 definitives, 2/6, 5/-, 10/- and £1, the four high values of the set, in corner marginal blocks of four. Superb fresh unmounted mint. SG 224-5, 226-7
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£35 |
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| NY1186 |
1964 definitive. 5/- horizontal pair showing strong rightwards shift of the brown printing. Superb unmounted. SG 225 vars. |
£20 |
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| RA9043 |
1966 1d definitive, wmk. cockerels, horizontal coil join strip of four. Superb unmounted. Uncommon. SG 253 coil join |
£10 |
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| NY434 |
1968 Birds definitive, complete set of 14 values. Superb unmounted. SG 310-323 |
£50 |
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| RA3610 |
1971 1t definitive perf. 14½ x 14 coil stamp, strip of four with join. Superb unmounted. SG 375a |
£5 |
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| NY1255 |
1971 15t Antelopes definitive, Klipspringer. Showing WATERMARK INVERTED, upper left corner copy cylinders '1B' in margin. Superb unmounted. RARE as such, and may well be the only example showing the cylinder numbers. SG 381w (unpriced) |
£350 |
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| NY1230 |
1979 Opening of Salima-Lilongwe Railway. Unissued 4t contained in a miniature sheet, together with issued 5t type. Superb unmounted. RARE. See SG footnote. |
£550 |
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| NY547 |
1988 Birds definitive, 20t, 40t, 75t, K1, K4 and K10 duties only, each in a matching lower marginal strip of three showing cylinder numbers in margins, and each struck with large block 'SPECIMEN' handstamp in either violet (20t) or red. Superb unmounted. Most unusual although of unknown status. SG 796, 798, 800, 801, 803, 804 spec. |
£90 |
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