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Recent acquisitions are numbered in blue. Last update: 13 June, 2020
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We are delighted to offer our long-time friend and colleague, Henk de Lange the opportunity to offer stock via our website.
Henk needs little introduction and many will recall the wonderful period when Henk worked at Stephan Welz in Johannesburg where he was a pillar of the Stamp Department.
Over the years his exposure to the Southern African philatelic world has provided a wealth of knowledge and experience which he brings to this period of trading for his own account.
We wish him well and hope his input here proves beneficial for all.
Alan MacGregor and Michael Deverell
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Henk de Lange
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| H541 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 4d black and orange-red top left corner copy very fine MNH. SG 224 |
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| H542 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 4d black and deep orange-red showing 'Waxed Moustache' variety fine mint. SG 225a |
£120 |
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| H544 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 the very scarce 2s6d pale blue and brown shade fine mint. SG 236a
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£900 |
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| H545 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 3s brown and blue lower marginal copy fine mint. Small water stain on 'M' of Company. SG 236b |
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| H546 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 3s chestnut and bright blue fine used. SG 237 |
£75 |
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| H547 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 5s dark blue and vivid deep blue-green shade very fine mint. SG 239 shade |
£100 |
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| H548 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 £1 black and violet very fine mint. SG 243 |
£300 |
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| H549 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 £1 black and violet very fine mint, barest trace of hinging. SG 243 |
£325 |
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| H550 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 14 £1 black and violet shade with 'Snowstorm in cap variety' fine used. A scarce variety particularly on the £1 value. SG 243 |
£400 |
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| H551 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die II perf 15: 10d blue and red showing 'Double row of vertical perfs at right, one blind' fine mint. SG 247 var |
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| H552 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die IIIA (White shoulder) perf 14: 8d red-lilac and bluish green mint, light colour run. Minor gum traces and possible soaked of document. SG 255h |
£180 |
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| H553 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die IIIA (White shoulder) perf 14: 2s deep black and yellow-brown fine used. SG 255j |
£120 |
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| H554 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die IIIA (White shoulder) perf 14: 3s chestnut and light blue shade fine mint. SG 255m |
£150 |
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| H555 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die IIIA (White shoulder) perf 14: 3s chestnut and light blue very fine mint. SG 255m |
£250 |
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| H556 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die IIIA (White shoulder) perf 14: 3s chestnut and light blue fine used. SG 255m |
£85 |
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| H557 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die IIIA (White shoulder) perf 14: 3s chestnut and light blue fine used. SG 255m |
£75 |
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| H558 |
RHODESIA 1913-22 Admirals Die III perf 15: the scarce 2d black and brownish grey fine used. SG 279c |
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| H559 |
RHODESIA 1922-24 Admirals Die III perf 14: 2d black and grey-purple showing 'Collar' flaw position 40 used. SG 291 var |
£15 |
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| H560 |
RHODESIA 1922-24 Admirals Die III perf 14: 3d black and yellow pair fine mint. SG 293 |
£25 |
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| H561 |
RHODESIA 1922-24 Admirals Die III perf 14: 4d black and orange-vermilion pair fine mint. SG 294 |
£35 |
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| H562 |
RHODESIA 1922-24 Admirals Die III perf 14: 8d violet and grey-green block of 4 fine mint. Top pair hinged, bottom pair unmounted. SG 297 |
£140 |
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| H563 |
RHODESIA 1922-24 Admirals Die III perf 14: 10d bright ultramarine and red showing 'Collar' flaw position 10 fine mint SG 298 var |
£35 |
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| H564 |
RHODESIA 1922-24 Admirals Die III perf 14: 5s bright ultramarine and emerald with part imprint at bottom fine mint. SG 306 |
£120 |
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| H565 |
Anglo-Boer War Transvaal 1900 very scarce The Klerksdorp Packet Series set of seven different illustrated postcards in superb unused condition together with envelope in which these cards were sold for one shilling. Exhibition quality and seldom seen in this condition. |
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| H566 |
Anglo-Boer War Cape of Good Hope 1901 (Mar 14) Cover to POW in St Helena franked 1d Table Mountain tied BONC '141' with fine 'VREDENBURG DIST MALMESBURY' cds adjacent, triangular censor mark plus censor label and nice St Helena arrival on front. Rare proving cover for BONC '141' not recorded by Putzel or Frescura. |
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| H567 |
Anglo-Boer War Transvaal 1901 (Dec 28) neat and attractive 'Taylor & Wilson Family Grocers Jeppestown' registered cover bearing 1d x 5 E.R.I. overprints, from Johannesburg to Durban. Backstamped. Very clean. |
£40 |
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| H568 |
Anglo-Boer War 1902 (Apr 11) Envelope ex New York addressed Paul Kruger, State President der ZAR, Oranjelust (Kruger's residence at that time) Utrecht, Holland. Endorsed 'Per Statendam' which was one of the passengers liners belonging to Holland America Line. Backstamped. Very clean and scarce. |
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| H569 |
Anglo-Boer War 1902 (May 29) Envelope ex Amsterdam addressed to His Excelency Paul Kruger, Pres Zuid Afrikaanse Republic Utrecht (where Kruger had his residence during part of his stay in Holland. Backstamped. Opening cut above stamp not undully affecting appearance. Scarce Kruger mail. |
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| H572 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1875 (Aug 3) Cover to Worcester franked Hope 4d tied BONC '1' 6-6-6 format, with 'CAPE TOWN AU 3 75' cds at left, backstamped, with original contents being invoice for shirts plus a promissory note for £100.10.2 |
£40 |
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| H573 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1887 (May 11) Three colour franking cancelled BONC '34' with single circle Wellington cds adjacentplus 2½d red accountancy mark at bottom left. Addressed to the USA. Fine proving BONC cover |
£65 |
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| H574 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1896 (May 8) 1½d Postal stationery postcard cancelled BONC '13' with Stellenbosch cds adjacent. Addressed to Germany. Fine proving BONC card. |
£25 |
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| H575 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1896 (Mar 26) Delightful Illustrated Advertising cover for 'Mossop & Garland, Tanners, Curriers and Importers, Cape Town', franked 1d Hope standing tied with Cape Town squared circle cancellation. Backstamped. |
£50 |
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| H576 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1896 (Oct 10) Registered cover franked Hope seated 3 x ½d plus Hope standing 5 x 1d, all cancelled with scarce 'CENTLIVRES OC 10 96' strikes. Addressed to Danzig, German Registration label applied on arrival. Backstamped Uitenhage, Cape Town and Danzig. Some foxing and condition as per scan. |
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| H577 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1898 (Sep 5) Illustrated 'Fra Diavolo Cigars' advertising cover franked 1d Hope standing from Cape Town to Worcester. Backstamped. Scarce and attractive. |
£40 |
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| H578 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1902 (Mar 28) Re-directed mail, postcard ex Coalbrookdale UK addressed to Lieut W Alfred Youden in Simonstown who re-addressed the card to Scotland. Uprated with CGH 1d Table Mountain to pay for the 'foreign' re-direction fee, stamp cancelled by 'Passed Censor Cape Town' (unusual) with 'Cape Town Mar 26 02' cancel at left. View side showing The Library, Shrewsbury with much handwriting around picture. Some creasing and small tear at right but scarce re-directing franking. |
£50 |
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| H579 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1902 (Apr 9) Cover ex Holland addressed to the Reverend Andrew Murray the well known Dutch Reformed Minister in Wellington. Re-directed to Kalk Bay where Murray had a seaside cottage. Censor label and censor mark.
Andrew Murray (9 May 1828 - 18 January 1917) was a South African writer, teacher and Christian pastor and was the second child of Andrew Murray Sr (1794 - 1866), a Dutch Reformed Church missionary sent from Scotland to South Africa. Murray (Jr) authored over 240 books. |
£75 |
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| H580 |
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE 1903 (Apr 17) The Chamberlain Tour Memorial Postcard with views on both sides, franked 1d Hope standing ex Port Elizabeth and addressed to the USA. A very difficult card to find, few corner bumps and a corner crease strengthened with archival tape. |
£45 |
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| H614 |
South Africa - Postal Stationery 1913 KGV 1d ps postcard without dividing line unused. Superb and very scarce. H&G 2 |
£40 |
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| H615 |
South Africa - Postal History 1914 (Dec 16) Very rare boxed 'POSTAGE FREE / BASE 3A / PASSED BY / Censor' cachet in violet on postcard from a member of the 'D' Force, addressed to Smithfield OFS. View side with wording 'UPINGTON' in text removed, presumably by censor. |
£60 |
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| H616 |
South Africa - Postal History 1917 Red Cross 'Make Your Sixpence Fly' Large Wing Aerial Post Card unused. Fine and scarce. |
£85 |
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| H617 |
South Africa - Postal History 1918 (Dec 1) Red Cross 'Make Your Sixpence Fly' Small Wing Aerial Post Card in light blue carried on the 1 December Benoni flight and addressed to Johannesburg. Card written in Pretoria and mentioning among others 'All of us escaped the flu I am glad to say' most likely referring to the deadly Spanish flu. Fine condition. |
£80 |
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| H618 |
South Africa - Postal History 1920 (Oct 29) Incoming post card ex Holland to Cape Town with feint boxed 'NOT KNOWN / ONBEKEND' two tax markings and, as the addressee could not be found at the address given, the card re-directed with various endorsements. Tax paid with ½d and 1d South African postage dues and tied with Triangular hand stamps. The ½d value in particular very scarce correctly used on cover/card. On reverse short text and four different Cape Town dated cancels |
£80 |
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| H619 |
South Africa - Postal History 1921 (Jan 27) King's head 1½d coil stamp solo usage on cover during correct period locally used in Cape Town. The 1½d rate was in effect from 10 March 1920 - 1 June 1921, the 1½d coil stamp was issued on 15 November 1920 and had therefore only 6½ month correct usage as a solo franking. Very few 1½d coil stamps covers recorded during this period. |
£60 |
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| H620 |
South Africa - Postal History 1923 (Mar 21) 6d registered postal stationery envelope uprated with KGV 1d and cancelled with various examples of the very scarce 'WEST'S BLUFF NATAL' postmarks, addressed to The Hague in Holland. Backstamped. |
£35 |
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| H621 |
South Africa - Postal History 1924 (Jul 19) 5½d registered postal stationery envelope cancelled with multiple strikes of the rare 'WATERBERGS SIDING' postmark, addressed to Bombay India with arrival strike. |
£60 |
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| H622 |
South Africa - Postal History 1925 (Jul 12) Cover ex Cape Town franked KGV 2d and addressed to Wallekraal via Hondeklip Bay. This letter did not go through the normal PO channels but was handed to the captain of the small coasting vessel s.s. 'HONDEKLIP'. On arrival the mail was handed to the local postmaster, and in accordance with PO regulations the 'HONDEKLIP BAY' postmark was applied.
Hondeklip Bay is a small fishing village on the Atlantic Seaboard in the division of Namaqualand and provision and mail was normally carried by small coastal vessels. |
£60 |
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| H623 |
South Africa - Postal History 1932 (Jan 26) Registered envelope carried on first Imperial Airways return flight from Cape Town to London, franked 1929 Air Mail 4d block of 4, bottom left stamp showing short "I" in AIRMAIL variety. Unboxed bilingual "CONTRARY TO REGULATION" cachet at bottom. Backstamped 'Cape Town 26 JAN 32' and 'Returned L.O. Cape Town 15 MAR 32'. |
£40 |
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| H624 |
South Africa - Postal History 1932 (Jan 27) Imperial Airways envelope franked 1929 Air Mails 1s from Cape Town to Sutton Coldfield UK with attractive ½d Paid Sutton Coldfield Birmingham cancel in red. |
£25 |
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| H625 |
South Africa - Postal History 1932 (Sep 29) Previously unrecorded "DUNDEE PAID 29 SEP 32" postmark in red on postcard to Pomery. On reverse text with political connotation. This postmark is a new find and has now been recorded by Prof A Visser. |
£25 |
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| H626 |
South Africa - Postal History 1934 (Mar 16) 6d Roto's Official block of 6 with two stamps top row showing Stop after "OFFISIEEL" on English stamps, SGO13a, fine used on cover to Pretoria with 1934 Royal Tour HRH Prince George commemorative postmarks. Backstamped Pretoria |
£35 |
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| H627 |
South Africa - Postal History 1935 (Aug) Letter ex Beira to Port Elizabeth, endorsed 'Try Great Brak River' with arrival cancel on reverse. Very scarce PO 'P 582' label applied with instruction how to endorse 'Incorrectly addressed letters' Apparently only 600 of these labels printed and seldom seen. |
£50 |
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| H628 |
South Africa - Postal History 1937 (Jun 30) Scarce Round Church Sea Point postmark on registered cover franked various Coronation stamps and addressed to Grahamstown. Putzel rated RRR with the Round Church cancel being only used between 1930 and 1937. |
£20 |
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| H629 |
South Africa - Postal History 1941 (Mar 30) 1½d franked cover from Upper Uhmlatuzi to Durban, irregular posted in a posting box as it contained a 5s postal order and consequently registered and surcharged, "T/8d" tax marked and tax paid with 2d postage due strip of 4. PO Caution label re 'Letters and packets containing currency or valuable articles' on reverse cancelled Durban 1 Apr 1941. |
£50 |
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| H630 |
South Africa - Postal History 1943 (Mar 13) Scarce Westlake Camp skeleton postmarks on cover bearing various War issues addressed to Hereford, England. Westlake Camp (close to Muizenberg outside Cape Town) was established as a transit and repatriation centre for the Royal Air Force (RAF) personnel and was run by the Imperial Army which also maintained a hospital here. (Reisener) |
£45 |
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| H631 |
South Africa - Postal History 1953 (Oct 1) Scarce Rustenburg skeleton postmark on cover cancelling 1953 Cape Triangular Centenary issue stamps, addressed to the USA. |
£30 |
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| H632 |
South Africa - Postal History 1966 (Sep 10) Tickets in the name of Mr/Mrs R McFarlane to Dr H.F. Verwoerd State Funeral in the Amphitheatre, Union Building, Pretoria. Mr RJ MacFarlane was the Secretary of the House of Assembly.
On 6 September 1966, shortly after entering the House of Assembly in Cape Town, Verwoerd was assassinated at 14.15. A uniformed parliamentary messenger named Dimitri Tsafendas stabbed Verwoerd in the neck and chest four times before being subdued by other members of the Assembly. Verwoerd was rushed to Groote Schuur Hospital but was pronounced dead upon arrival. |
£40 |
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| H581 |
South West Africa - Forerunner 1916 SA King's Heads 4d pair cancelled with complete 'SWAKOPMUND 8 JUN 1916' parcel post strike in red. Very scarce and attractive. Putzel Swakopmund B 9c 2000 points |
£60 |
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| H582 |
South West Africa 1923 KGV overprint Type VI £1 pale olive-green and red control corner pair very fine mint. Light hinge in side margin, stamps unmounted. Vertical perfs between right margin and stamp split. Excellent colours. SG 40a |
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| H584 |
South West Africa 1927 Triangular Stamp 4d English setting handstamped 'SPECIMEN' very fine mint. SG 48s |
£45 |
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| H585 |
South West Africa 1927 Overprints set 6 values in pairs very fine unmounted mint. SG 49-54 |
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| H589 |
South West Africa 1927 Overprints 10s Table Mountain block of 4 very fine unmounted mint. SG 54 |
£120 |
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| H587 |
South West Africa 1930 Airmails overprint 4d with 'Inverted overprint' very fine unmounted mint. SG 72a |
£140 |
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| H588 |
South West Africa 1930 Pictorial set 12 values (no airmails) in pairs very fine unmounted mint. SG 74-85 |
£120 |
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| H586 |
South West Africa 1930 Pictorials 20s Okuwahaken water falls block of 4 very fine used. SG 85 |
£90 |
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| H590 |
South West Africa 1930 Airmails 3d and 10d values in corner blocks of 4 very fine unmounted mint. SG 86/87 |
£120 |
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| H591 |
South West Africa - Postage Dues 1923 Type I 5d left marginal pair showing 'Afrika' without stop variety very fine unmounted mint. SG D1b |
£100 |
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| H592 |
South West Africa - Postage Dues 1923 Type I 5d pair very fine used. SG D1 |
£25 |
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| H593 |
South West Africa - Postage Dues 1923 Type I 6d left marginal pair showing 'Afrika' without stop variety very fine unmounted mint. SG D2b |
£195 |
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| H594 |
South West Africa - Postage Dues 1923 Type I ½d pair showing 'Afrika' without stop variety very fine unmounted mint. SG D6d |
£95 |
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| H595 |
South West Africa - Postage Dues 1923 Type II 5d right marginal block of 4 very fine unmounted mint. SG D10 |
£75 |
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| H596 |
South West Africa - Postage Dues 1927 Overprints 5d left marginal pair fine used. Appears to have been folded between pair before stuck to piece. SG D33 |
£60 |
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| H597 |
South West Africa - Postage Dues 1928-29 Overprints 1d pair showing 'Afrika' without stop variety fine used. SG D43a |
£45 |
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| H598 |
South West Africa - Postage Dues 1931 Issue inscribed bilingually set 5 values in blocks of 4 with centrally placed 'OMARURU' postmarks very fine used. SG D47-51 |
£95 |
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| H599 |
South West Africa - Postal History South African Occupation 1916 (Feb 11) Union ½d King's Head postal stationery card, cancelled KEETMANSHOOP and addressed to Luderitzbucht. Violet boxed 'PASSED BY CENSOR' cachet and arrival strike. Much text on reverse. Very clean. |
£15 |
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| H600 |
South West Africa - Postal History South African Occupation 1920 (Sep 13) registered cover bearing Union KGV ½d, 1d and pair 2½d cancelled Luderitzbucht, addressed to Rotterdam, Holland. Backstamped Luderitzbucht and Rotterdam. Attractive three colour combination franking. |
£45 |
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| H601 |
South West Africa - Postal History South African Occupation 1922 (Jun 10) Union KGV 5½d postal stationery registered envelope ( size F, H&G 4) with additional ½d stamp (to make up 6d overseas rate) cancelled Keetmanshoop and addressed to London with arrival cancel on front. Backstamped |
£20 |
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| H602 |
South West Africa - Postal History 1926 (Jun 26) Union Overprinted 4d postal stationery registered envelope (size G, H&G 1) with additional 1d stamp (to make up 5d local rate) cancelled scarce Davignab postmark and addressed to Luderitzbucht. Backstamped Davignab, Kalkfontein South and part Luderitzbucht. |
£35 |
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| H603 |
South West Africa - Postal History 1928 (Dec 10) Union Overprinted 4d postal stationery registered envelope (size G, H&G 5) with additional 2d Union Building plus 4d triangular stamps, cancelled Walvis Bay and addressed to Germany. Backstamped Walvis Bay and Berlin. Attractive cover. |
£25 |
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| H604 |
South West Africa - Postal History 1932 (Jan 26) registered illustrated Imperial Airways cover franked 1930 airmails 4d and 1s both large overprint, tied scarce bilingual First Air Mail / Eerste Lugpos Windhoek-Kimberley cancellation with small Windhoek Air Mail strike below, addressed to Mpika, N Rhodesia. Various backstamps as per scans. |
£60 |
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| H605 |
South West Africa - Postal History 1932 (Jan 26) registered cover franked 1930 airmails 4d and 1s both large overprint, cancelled scarce bilingual First Air Mail / Eerste Lugpos Windhoek-Kimberley with small Windhoek Airmail transit towards bottom left, addressed to UK. Backstamped. |
£40 |
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| H606 |
South West Africa - Postal History 1932 (Jan 26) registered 1d postal stationery envelope with additional 1931 airmail 10d pair, tied scarce bilingual First Air Mail / Eerste Lugpos Windhoek-Kimberley cancellation with small Windhoek Air Mail strike below, addressed to UK. Backstamped. |
£50 |
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| H607 |
South West Africa - Postal History 1934 (Sep 9) registered cover franked 1931 airmails 3d and 10d pairs, cancelled R.L.S Windhoek strikes with Windhoek SWA 'N' (for natives) postmark towards left, addressed to Boshof O.F.S. Backstamped Windhoek SWA 'N', De Aar Station and Boshof. |
£65 |
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| H608 |
South West Africa - Postal Stationery 1923 postcard 1d KGV SOUTH WEST / AFRICA (AFRICA at bottom) overprinted SPECIMEN very fine unused. Small hyphen between SOUTH and WEST. H&G 1 |
£40 |
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| H609 |
South West Africa - Postal Stationery 1923 1d postcard KGV ZUID-WEST / AFRIKA (AFRIKA at bottom) overprinted SPECIMEN very fine unused. Full stop between 'A' and 'R' in POSTKAART. H&G 1a |
£40 |
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| H610 |
South West Africa - Postal Stationery 1923 postcard ½d KGV SOUTH WEST / AFRICA (at top) with ONE PENNY at bottom overprinted SPECIMEN very fine unused. H&G 2 |
£40 |
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| H611 |
South West Africa - Postal Stationery 1923 postcard ½d KGV ZUID-WEST / AFRIKA (at top) with ONE PENNY at bottom overprinted SPECIMEN very fine unused. Small '1923' handstamp at top possible ex UPU Bern H&G 2a |
£40 |
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| H612 |
South West Africa - Postal Stationery 1923 registered envelope, size F, 6d KGV SOUTH WEST / AFRICA overprinted SPECIMEN very fine unused. H&G C3 |
£40 |
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| H613 |
South West Africa - Postal Stationery 1934 postcard 1d Ship S.W.A. with Half PENNY in bold letters at bottom, set of 12 cards with complete wrapper very fine unused. |
£95 |
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| H512 |
EAST AFRICA AND UGANDA PROTECTORATES 1904 07 KEVII 1R, wmk multiple Crown CA. Very fine used cancelled crisp 'NAIROBI 3 AU 07' datestamp. SG 26 |
£30 |
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| H513 |
EAST AFRICA AND UGANDA PROTECTORATES 1904 07 KEVII 2R, wmk multiple Crown CA. Good used. SG 27 |
£25 |
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| H506 |
TANGANYIKA 1922 1/- Giraffe, wmk sideways. Very fine used. SG 83 |
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| H508 |
TANGANYIKA 1922 3/- Giraffe, wmk sideways. Very fine used. SG 85 |
£30 |
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| H509 |
TANGANYIKA 1922 10/- Giraffe, wmk sideways. Very fine used. SG 87 |
£200 |
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| H510 |
TANGANYIKA 1922 £1 Giraffe, wmk sideways. Very fine used. SG 88 |
£350 |
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| H517 |
KUT 1922 KGV 2s50 brown. Very fine used. SG 88 |
£45 |
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| H518 |
KUT 1922 KGV 3s both listed shades Fine used. SG 90/a |
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| H519 |
KUT 1922 KGV grey. Fine used. SG 91 |
£45 |
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| H520 |
KUT 1922 KGV 7s50 orange-yellow. Very fine used with crisp 'NAIROBI 25 JY 33' postmark. SG 93 |
£175 |
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| H521 |
KUT 1922 KGV 10s bright blue. Very fine used with crisp 'NAIROBI 1 FE 35' postmark. SG 94 |
£30 |
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| H522 |
KUT 1922 KGV £1 black and orange. Very fine used with 'NAIROBI 26 NO 34' postmark. SG 95 |
£150 |
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