8 d. brown, outer frame line just touched at right, otherwise good to wide margins with part of adjoining stamp at bottom, together with somewhat cut-in 1 d. blue, tied by oval of bars to letter sheet, backstamped "GALLE STEAMER LETTER JA 19 1860" and "FORWARDED BY JOHN BLACK GALLE", to Glasgow with arrival mark of February 18; a fine and rare franking, certificate BPA (1989)rnProvenance: Admiral Harris (1953), Joseph Hackmey (2009)
RARITIES AUCTION EUROPHILEX LONDON 2015
By: Heinrich Koehler Auktionen
Heinrich Koehler Auktionen RARITIES AUCTION EUROPHILEX LONDON 2015
Already now, everyone is talking about the exclusive Rarities Auction Heinrich Koehler and Corinphila Auctions will be hosting at the EUROPHILEX London 2015 exhibition 16 May 2015 together with their Global Philatelic Network partner companies H.R. Harmer (USA), John Bull (Hong Kong) and Corinphila Veilingen (Netherlands). This auction during one of the most important philatelic exhibitions of the last years will receive great attention worldwide.
Auction material includes Airmail/Zeppelin, British Commonwealth, Channel Islands, Europe, German Colonies and offices abroad, German States and Overseas
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Lot #178 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
8 d. brown, outer frame line slightly touched at upper right, otherwise clear to full margins, together with 1 shilling slate-violet with clear to full margins and 1 d. blue, slightly touched at top, otherwise good to wide margins, all tied by clear oval of bars to letter sheet, backstamped "COLOMBO POST-PAID MY 26 1860" to Glasgow with arrival mark of June 27; the stamps lifted for inspection and replaced (1 d. and 8 d. with hinges), the 8 d...
Lot #179 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
9 d. purple-brown, nice fresh colour, outer frame line touched at bottom with tiny nick at right, otherwise clear margins, the lower right corner little rounded, unused with large part original gum, a fine copy of this extremely rare stamp, certificat RPS (1953)rnProvenance: Gordon P. Bailey (1962), Joseph Hackmey (2010)
Lot #180 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
9 d. purple-brown, good margin at top, outer frame line cut at left, otherwise slightly touched, tied by clear oval of bars to letter sheet from Kandy 1859 to London, showing on reverse legible "KANDY / POST-PAID" and "KANDY / STEAMER LETTER"; a rare entire, certificate RPS (1989)rnProvenance: Joseph Hackmey (2010)
Lot #181 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
9 d. purple-brown, outer frame line cut at left, otherwise good margins, with 1 d. blue and 2 d. yellow-green, tied by oval of bars to cover front to Dover, here franked with GB 1854/57, 1 d. red, tied by duplex "DOVER JY 14 60" and re-directed to Sandgate; a fine and scarce combination franking, certificate BPA (1989)rnProvenance: Joseph Hackmey (2009)
Lot #182 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1 shilling slate-violet, horizontal strip of 4, the 3 right stamps slightly touched at bottom, otherwise good to wide margins with small part of neighbour stamp at right, lightly cancelled with oval of bars; very fine, the largest recorded multiple of this stamprnProvenance: A. Clayton (1959), Rev. Cornwell-Brooks (1979) P.C. Pearson (1983), Joseph Hackmey (2009)
Lot #183 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1 shilling slate-violet, just touched at upper left, otherwise clear to good margins, together with somewhat touched 1 d. blue, tied by oval of bars to small envelope 1860 to Alexandria, Egypt, and re-directed "Poste restante Marseille"; the name in the address blackened and large part of reverse flap missing; still an attractive cover with scarce destination, certificate BPArnProvenance: Joseph Hackmey (2010)
Lot #184 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1 shilling slate-violet with clear to good margins, together with 3 copies 1 d. blue and single 6 d. purple-brown on white paper (these partly slightly touched), tied by oval of bars to letter sheet "Via Marseille" to London, backstamped "GALLE STEAMER LETTER JY 16 1860", some light creasing affecting two 1 d.; a unique three-colour-franking, certificate RPSrnProvenance: Joseph Hackmey (2009)
Lot #185 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1 shilling slate-violet, 3 single stamps, one clear to good margins, the other two slightly touched to wide margins, together with 6 d. purple-brown with good to wide margins all around, tied by oval of bars to double-rate letter sheet, backstamped "COLOMBO POST-PAID FE 29 1860" to London with arrival mark on front; the stamps lifted for inspection and replaced; a marvelous letter, certificates Philatelic foundation (1975) and RPS (1999),...
Lot #186 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
2 s. dull blue, fresh colour and good to wide margins, unused without gum, short internal creases, overall very fine and fresh, certificate BPA (2010)rnProvenance: Joseph Hackmey (2010)
Lot #187 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1861/64, watermark 'star', intermediate perf. 14:15½ : 1 d. dull blue with part strike of "CANCELLED" obliterator, pos. 3 of the horizontal block of 6; a tear in the upper right corner fixed almost invisibly, extremely rare, one of two recorded copies, the other one being in the Royal Collection (SG £ 10.000,-)rnProvenance: Ernest B. Lye (1951), Peter Jaffé (2006), Joseph Hackmey (2009)
Lot #188 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
9 d. deep brown, neatly cancelled by two part strikes of "CANCELLED", pos. 2 of the block of six; perforation trimmed at right and bottom; a fine and rare stamp, only 3 copies recorded, one being in the Royal Collection (SG £ 9.000,-)rnProvenance: Joseph Hackmey (2010)
Lot #189 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1863/65, wm 'crown CC' perforated 12½: 1 d. dull mauve in horizontal pair with 1 d. deep blue, horizontal pair and single and 6 d. sepia, all cancelled by oval of bars (additional pen marks faded) to envelope, backstamped "COLOMBO PAID JA .. 65" to London with arrival marks; the stamps were lifted for inspection and replaced; an attractive and scarce franking, certificate RPS (1975)rnProvenance: Lawrence Shenfield (1975)
Lot #190 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1863/65, watermark "CC" perforated 12½: 1 d. deep blue imperforated with handstamp "SPECIMEN", wm reversed, unused with large part o.g., very fine and rare
Lot #191 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1867/70, 4 d. rose-carmine, horizontal block of 6, unused with fresh original gum, 2 stamps unmounted mint; the bottom right stamp pulled perf, otherwise very fine and fresh
Lot #192 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
5 d. yellow-olive in horizontal pair, tied by "C" in bars to large size registered envelope endorsed "per Book post" with adjacent red "KANDY PAID MR 31 70" and oval "KANDY REGISTERED" to England with London register mark on front; the envelope slightly reduced at the sides and here glued; a fine and scarce frankingrnProvenance: P. C. Pearson (1983)
Lot #193 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1867/70, 1 shilling reddish-lilac and 6 d. blackish-brown, 2 pairs and single stamp, in combination with 1866/68, 1 d. blue, all tied by "A" in bars to triple-rate registered letter sheet with adjacent red "COLOMBO PAID JU 11 70" via London to Glasgow with transit and arrival marks; recipient's notation on front slightly affecting the franking; certificate RPS (2002) stating "Creases removed by ironing"; an attractive and rare...
Lot #194 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
2 shilling deep blue and 4 d. rose-carmine, tied by "B" in bars to envelope with adjacent red "GALLE PAID DE 10 78" to the United States with London and New York transit marks; a fine and scarce letter to overseas, certificate BPArnProvenance: Joseph Hackmey (2010)
Lot #195 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1869, De La Rue day book: "L"-shaped piece, bearing imperforated ½ d. dull mauve, 2 d. bistre and 5 d. olive-green and perforated 4 d. rose-carmine, 8 d. slade-brown, 9 d. brown and 10 d. dull vermilion and typographed issued 1 d. blue, some with perforation partly clipped, the piece dated in the top margin "Aug 19th"; a rare and interesting piecernProvenance: Joseph Hackmey (2009)
Lot #196 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
POSTAL STATIONERY: 1857/59, envelope 9 d. brown-violet, cancelled by oval in bars and back stamped "COLOMBO POST PAID MY 23 1859" used to Linlithgow in Scotland with arrival mark; a fine and very rare entire, only 5 used copies are known (Higgins & Gage no. 7)
Lot #197 - British Commonwealth Ceylon
1858 (ca.), envelope endorsed "H.M.S. 'Diamond' TRINCOMALEE CEYLON" and (signature) "Officer Commanding" to Dorset, bearing GB 1 d. red, cancelled in transit at London; the stamp with 2 pulled perfs, otherwise fine; a scarce cover
Lot #198 - British Commonwealth zypern
1960/61: 30 m. black & carmine-lake, overprinted 'Cyprus Republic' in blue, variety 'Overprint Double', a used example, missing lower left corner perforation, tied to small piece by 'Nicosia / Cyprus' datestamp (24 May, 1961) in black. The minor fault unobtrusive, this being one of the major Elizabethan Commonwealth varieties, with just two genuine examples reported. Cert. Merkur (1976), BPA (2014) Gi = £ 45'000.
Lot #199 - British Commonwealth zypern
Sperati Forgeries: The beautifully written up collection on 11 pages showing all four Sperati types, with Queen Victoria 1894 45 pi. grey-purple & blue imperforate in Die Proof format signed 'Jean de Sperati', Duty Plate stamp size photograph in black & white and further example of the CYPRUS / 45 PIASTRES each handstamped 'Reproduction' on reverse, together with the 'issued' Sperati 45 pi. cancelled by Nicosia squared circle...
Lot #200 - British Commonwealth Gibraltar
1857 (Oct 14): Entire letter franked by Great Britain 1857 1 d. rose-red, perf. 14 in a horizontal pair, tied to cover to Genoa endorsed 'Col Piroscafo', by two strikes of 'G' obliterators in black. 'Via / Di Mare / (E)' in red at right. Charged '3' with black handstamp and '10' in manuscript on arrival (Oct 20). A fresh and fine cover - the earliest recorded cover bearing British adhesives is dated September 7, 1857.
Lot #201 - British Commonwealth Gibraltar
1857 (Oct 22): Entire letter franked by Great Britain 1857 1 d. rose-red, perf. 14 in a horizontal pair, tied to cover to Genoa endorsed 'Col Piroscafo Albania', by two strikes of 'G' obliterators in black. Double arc GIBRALTAR cds at right in blue and 'Via / Di Mare / (E)' in red above. Charged '15 cmi' with black handstamp on arrival (Oct 26). A fresh and fine cover - the earliest recorded cover bearing British adhesives is dated September...




























