| NR1105 |
3/- violet and blue, lower right corner block of four, without plate number in margin. Superb unmounted. SG 42 |
£180 |
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| NR1122 |
1938 18th March, envelope bearing ½d to 1/- original colours (SG 25, 27, 29, 31, 34, 36, 38, 40), crisply cancelled 'LIVINGSTONE', sent registered airmail to England. |
£40 |
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| NR1114 |
1939 20th January, printed airmail envelope with watermarked image of an aeroplane lower left corner, 'Hold this envelope up to the Light', bearing KGVI 2d yellow-brown (SG 31), cancelled 'LUANSHYA', addressed to England. Most unusual and attractive. |
£40 |
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| NR1107 |
1939 22nd August, long 'ON HIS MAJESTY's SERVICE' envelope, bearing KGVI 1/- yellow-brown and black upper right corner block of four, sheet number '064' in margin. Cancelled 'LIVINGSTONE' and addressed the the USA. Arrival backstamps. Minor edge faults, most attractive. |
£45 |
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| NR1134 |
1940 19th March, envelope bearing KGVI 1½d yellow-brown pair (SG 30), lightly cancelled 'SESHEKE', addressed to Switzerland. Opened at right and resealed with printed tape 'OPENED BY EXAMINER 0/1'. Opening tear through tape on reverse. |
£35 |
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| NR1135 |
1940 29th March, envelope bearing KGVI 3d ultramarine (SG 34), lightly cancelled 'SESHEKE', addressed to Switzerland. Opened at left and resealed with tape and endorsed on reverse 'Censor No. l 7'. Opening tear through tape on reverse. |
£30 |
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| NR1132 |
1940 23rd May, envelope bearing KGVI 1½d Carrie-red pair (SG 29), cancelled 'CHINGOLA', addressed to Tasmania. Endorsed at lower left from the sender, struck with violet 'PASSED BY CENSOR / 8' cachet. |
£40 |
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| NR1136 |
1941 31st July, envelope bearing KGVI 1½d carmine-red pair (SG 29), lightly cancelled 'BALOVALE', addressed to Ireland. Opened both sides and resealed with printed tape, at left in Northern Rhodesia and struck with triangular 'PASSED BY CENSOR / 5' cachet, at right with pink Irish type. Attractive and unusual. |
£45 |
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| NR1137 |
1941 19th November, envelope bearing KGVI ½d green and 1½d yellow-brown (SG 25, 30), crisply cancelled 'FORT ROSEBERY', addressed to Ireland. Opened both sides and resealed with printed tape 'OPENED BY EXAMINER 4748 / P.C. 90', this struck on front with black triangular 'PASSED BY CENSOR / 7' cachet. Opening fault at top. |
£35 |
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| NR1115 |
1941 11th December, envelope bearing KGVI 1d brown x three (SG 27), cancelled 'KASAMA', addressed to France. Opened at both left and right then resealed with printed tape 'Examined by Censor No.' struck wit black triangular 'PASSED BY CENSOR 8" cachet, and 'OPENED BY EXAMINER 1259'. Unusual destination. |
£45 |
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| NR1130 |
1942 24th January, envelope bearing KGVI 1½d yellow-brown (SG 30), cancelled 'LUANSHYA', addressed to Australia. Opened at left and resealed with printed '3 Opened by Censor' label, further struck with bold '3 PASSED BY CENSOR 258' violet cachet. |
£40 |
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| NR1133 |
1943 17th January, printed airmail envelope bearing KGVI 1½d yellow-brown (SG 30), cancelled 'MONZE', addressed to South West Africa. Opened at left and resealed with printed bilingual 'OPENED BY CENSOR' label, violet crested cachet on reverse. Light marking. |
£35 |
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| NR1116 |
1942 2nd June, envelope bearing KGVI 1d x two, both 1½d colours, 2d, 3d and 4d (SG 27, 29, 30, 31, 34, 36), cancelled 'EGYPT POSTAGE PREPAID' datestamps from the South African Post Office 5 at Khataba, Egypt. Endorsed with handwritten registration details, addressed to South Africa. Struck at upper left ')crested) PASSED BY CENSOR No. 6317'. Most unusual and attractive. |
£65 |
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| NR1113 |
1944 25th March, envelope bearing KGVI 1d, 2d and 1/- (SG 27, 31, 40), cancelled 'CHINGOLA', sent airmail to England. |
£30 |
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| NR1129 |
1944 13th April, printed advertising envelope from Border Motor Company, Ndola, bearing KGVI 2d, 1/- and 3/- (SG 32, 40, 42), cancelled 'NDOLA' and sent airmail the the USA. Opened at both left and right then resealed with printed or sellotape 'OPENED BY EXAMINER / 0/ 3' and 'OPENED BY 5834' tape. A most unusual and attractive high value franking. |
SOLD |
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| NR1125 |
1944 15th July, envelope bearing KGVI 2d carmine-red (SG 32), machine cancelled 'NDOLA', addressed to India. Struck at lower left with octagonal 'C 4' cachet. Arrival backstamp. Unusual. |
£45 |
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| NR1128 |
1944 2nd October, printed advertising envelope from Border Motor Company, Ndola, bearing KGVI 1/- and 3/- (SG 40, 42), although apparently one further stamp removed prior to censorship, cancelled 'NDOLA' and sent airmail the the USA. Opened at both left and right then resealed with printed or sellotape 'OPENED BY EXAMINER / 0/ 1' and 'EXAMINED BY 5139' tape. A most unusual and attractive high value franking. |
£75 |
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| NR1126 |
1944 15th December, printed advertising envelope from Border Motor Company, Ndola, bearing KGVI 4d, 2/6 and 10/- (SG 36, 41, 44), cancelled smudged 'NDOLA' and sent registered airmail the the USA. Opened at left and then resealed with printed 'OPENED BY EXAMINER / 0/ 3', further 'PASSED / 0/3' cachet. Numerous backstamps including Leopoldville, Miami and New York. A remarkable and attractive high value franking. |
£225 |
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| NR1109 |
1945 15th May, printed 'On His Majesty's Service' envelope, bearing KGVI 1½d pair and 1/- (SG 30, 40), cancelled 'LIVINGSTONE', and sent airmail to England. Struck at lower left with large 'ADMINISTRATOR GENERAL' cachet. |
£40 |
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| NR1127 |
1945 13th June, printed advertising envelope from Border Motor Company, Ndola, bearing KGVI 6d, 1/- and 3/- (SG 38, 40, 42), cancelled 'NDOLA' and sent airmail the the USA. A most unusual and attractive high value franking. |
£75 |
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| NR1108 |
1945 18th September, printed 'On His Majesty's Service' envelope, bearing KGVI 1d, 2d and 3d x four (SG 27, 32, 34), cancelled 'LIVINGSTONE', and sent airmail to England. Struck at lower left with large 'ADMINISTRATOR GENERAL' cachet. |
£40 |
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| NR1111 |
1946 6th February, envelope bearing KGVI 2d, 4d pair and 1/- x three (further example removed, SG 32, 36, 40), cancelled 'NDOLA', sent registered airmail to the USA. |
£30 |
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| NR1119 |
1948 17th July, KGVI 4d registered stationery envelope, bearing KGVI ½d, 1d a 1½d (SG 25, 27,30), lightly cancelled 'LUSAKA', addressed to Johannesburg. Fine and clean |
£30 |
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| NR1110 |
1950 8th February, envelope bearing KGVI 4d, 6d, 1/- and 2/6 (SG 36, 38, 40, 41), cancelled 'CHOMA', sent registered to South Africa. Attractive and clean. |
£45 |
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| NR1124 |
1950 13th March, airmail envelope bearing KGVI ½d green x two, 2d carmine-red x seven and 3d ultramarine (SG 25, 32, 35), cancelled 'LUSAKA', addressed the the USA. |
£25 |
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| NR1131 |
1950 14th March, envelope with printed 'VICTORIA FALLS HOTEL' imprint on reverse flap, bearing KGVI one of each ½d to 6d, cancelled 'LIVINGSTONE', addressed to Canada. |
£20 |
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| NR1123 |
1950 12th October, airmail envelope bearing KGVI 1½d yellow-brown x 8 and 1/- yellow-brown and black (SG 30, 40), cancelled 'LUSAKA', addressed to the USA. |
£30 |
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| NR1112 |
1952 22nd April, envelope bearing KGVI 1d, 2d, 3d and 6d x two (1/6 rate, SG 28, 33, 35, 38), cancelled 'MINDOLA', sent registered airmail to the USA. |
£45 |
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| NR1118 |
1952 10th October, envelope bearing KGVI 1½d and 4d (SG 30, 36 corner fault), cancelled 'CHINGOLA' and sent registered to Kitwe. |
£20 |
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| NR1117 |
1953 3rd January, envelope bearing KGVI 1d, 2d, 3d, 4d and 6d (SG 28, 33, 34, 36, 38), cancelled 'MONZE', sent registered airmail to Scotland. |
£40 |
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| NR1121 |
1953 20th January, KGVI 4d registered stationery envelope bearing KGVI 1/- yellow-brow and black (SG 40), cancelled 'BROKEN HILL', and sent airmail to England. |
£45 |
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| NR1106 |
5/-, major variety VALUE OMITTED. Left marginal, superb unmounted. Scarce. SG 86a |
£2,650 |
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