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Sajal Philatelics Cover Auctions Sale No. 304 Thu 17 Feb 2011 1 Lot No Lot No. Estimate 1924 BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION 1 Plain FDC with Empire Exhibition Wembley special H/S + "B.E.Exhibition By Air Mail Croydon-Paris" cachet. Neatly slit open at top. Cat £300 (+) AW (see photo) £120 1935 SILVER JUBILEE 2 A.J.S.Hand Painted FDC with Windsor M/C. Slit open at top, small tear above 1d value, top left corner creased damaging½ d value,½ d uncancelled but 1d slightly overlaps so whole set obviously posted together. Cat £750. AW (see photo) £150 1937 CORONATION 3 1937 Coronation stamp (+ 1d stamps from George V, Edward VIII & George VI) on small sheet of Buckingham Palace embossed notepaper cancelled with Buckingham Palace CDS on May 12th, the Coronation Day & day before issue. Lightly folded horizontally in centre but probably unique. (Booth Cat £2100 on small Buckingham Palace card, the only other Buckingham Palace CDS recorded). UA (see photo) £950 4 Block of 4 on reverse of picture postcard of the Historical Coronation Chair with scarce Regents Park Camp CDS. AT (George King, Kingston) (see photo) £75 1940 CENTENARY 5 Robson Lowe FDC with Stamp Centenary (Red Cross) Exhibition London special H/S. Poor strike of H/S & creasing on all corners. AP £10 1948 OLYMPIC GAMES 6 Unusual illustration FDC with Olympic Games Wembley slogan. Cat £50. AP £18 1961 CEPT 7 H.D.Kelly, Morecambe FDC with Torquay slogan "European Conference of Posts & Telecommunications" + Torquay CDS. Cat £35. AT £12 1961 PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE 8 Illustrated FDC with London SW1 slogan "Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference". Cat £65. AP £30 1963 PARIS POSTAL CONFERENCE 9 (Ordinary) with Dover Packet Service special H/S. Cat £30. AP £15 1963 NATIONAL NATURE WEEK 10 (Ordinary) with Fareham CDS. Cat £20. AT £10 1963 INTERNATIONAL LIFEBOAT CONFERENCE 11 (Ordinary) with relevant Edinburgh First Day of Issue slogan. Cat £55. AT (see photo) £30 12 (Ordinary) with Folkestone CDS. Relevant - Lifeboat Station. Cat £100. AP (see photo) £75 1963 COMPAC CABLE 13 (Ordinary) with Fareham CDS. Cat £20. AT £10 14 (Phosphor) Philart Card with Western Central District Office CDS (also with souvenir folder with matching Australia, Fiji & New Zealand Commonwealth Cable First Day Cards. GB alone Cat £100. AP (see photo) £60 1964 SHAKESPEARE Sajal Philatelics Cover Auctions Sale No. 304 Thu 17 Feb 2011 1 Lot No. Estimate 15 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Stratford upon Avon FDI H/S. Cat £15. AT £6 16 (Phosphor) with Lacey Green, Coulsdon CDS. Cat £15. UA £7 17 (Phosphor) with Shakespeare's 400th Anniversary Stratford upon Avon special H/S signed by Ian Fox. Cat £35 (+) Neat AW £10 18 Shakespeare printed airletter with Stratford upon Avon FDI H/S. AP £3 1964 BOTANICAL CONGRESS 19 (Ordinary) with London EC FDI H/S. Cat £25. UA £10 1964 FORTH ROAD BRIDGE 20 (Ordinary) with London WC FDI H/S. Cat £15. AT £6 21 (Ordinary) Connoisseur FDC with South Queensferry special H/S signed by the Bridgemaster. Cat £35 (+) AP £10 22 (Ordinary) Connoisseur FDC with South Queensferry special H/S. Cat £35. AP £15 23 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Edinburgh M/C & CDS. Roughly opened at top, 6d stamp creased bottom right. Cat £30 but much scarcer. AW (see photo) £40 1965 CHURCHILL 24 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Philatelic Bureau FDI H/S. Cat £9. AT £4 25 (Ordinary) Connoisseur FDC with Churchill Kidderminster reg CDS. Extremely Rare, Churchill Bristol or Oxford CDSs are readily obtainable but this is only the second example of Churchill Kidderminster we have ever handled. AT (see photo) £600 26 (Phosphor) GPO FDC with Philatelic Bureau FDI H/S. Cat £15. AT £6 27 Set in traffic light blocks of 4 on pair of GPO FDCs with High Street Sutton CDS. AT £5 1965 DE MONTFORT'S PARLIAMENT 28 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Bath slogan "Bath The Gayest Floral City". Cat £20. AW £5 29 Ordinary & Phosphor sets together on GPO FDC with Bristol FDI H/S. Cat £60. AT £30 1965 SALVATION ARMY 30 (Ordinary) Connoisseur FDC with Fareham CDS. Cat £25. AP £10 31 (Ordinary) Hope Cote Hotel Bath plain FDC with Bath slogan "Bath The Gayest Floral City". (Cat £50 illustrated) AW £10 32 (Ordinary) with relevant London EC FDI H/S. Cat £35. ATL £15 1965 LISTER 33 (Ordinary) with London WC FDI H/S. Cat £25. AT £10 34 (Ordinary) Stuart FDC with Walkden Manchester CDS. Cat £25. AP £10 35 Ordinary & Phosphor sets together with Bristol FDI H/S. Cat £55. AT £25 1965 COMMONWEALTH ARTS FESTIVAL Sajal Philatelics Cover Auctions Sale No. 304 Thu 17 Feb 2011 2 Lot No. Estimate 36 (Ordinary) with relevant unlisted London M/C. (London FDI H/S Cat £30) AW £10 1965 BATTLE OF BRITAIN 37 (Phosphor) set on 3 small Connoisseur FDCs with Biggin Hill CDS. Cat £100. AP £40 1965 POST OFFICE TOWER 38 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Bath slogan "Bach Festival Bath". Cat £20. AW £5 1965 I.T.U. 39 (Ordinary) with London WC FDI H/S. Cat £20. AP £8 1966 ROBERT BURNS 40 (Ordinary) Connoisseur FDC with Alloway special H/S. Cat £15. AP £7 41 (Ordinary) Greenock Philatelic Society FDC with Greenock special H/S. Cat £35+ AP £15 42 (Phosphor) Connoisseur FDC with Edinburgh special H/S. Cat £20. AP £8 1966 WESTMINSTER ABBEY 43 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Philatelic Bureau FDI H/S. Cat £15. AT £6 44 (Phosphor) Connoisseur FDC with Totton Southampton CDS. Cat £15. UA £7 45 (Phosphor) Plain card with South Kensington slogan "Westminster Abbey 900th Anniversary Year". (Cat £100 illustrated) AL £15 1966 LANDSCAPES 46 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Exeter FDI H/S. Cat £10. AT £4 47 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Philatelic Bureau FDI H/S. Cat £15. AT £6 1966 WORLD CUP 48 (Ordinary) Connoisseur FDC with Totton Southampton CDS. Cat £15. UA £7 49 (Phosphor) Connoisseur FDC with Totton Southampton CDS. Cat £25. UA £12 1966 BIRDS 50 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Philatelic Bureau FDI H/S in black. Cat £30. AT £12 51 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with Philatelic Bureau FDI H/S in purple. Cat £30. AT £15 52 (Phosphor) Connoisseur FDC with Southampton FDI H/S. Cat £20. UA £8 1966 TECHNOLOGY 53 (Ordinary) Connoisseur FDC with Worthing FDI H/S. Cat £10. AT £3 54 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with relevant Birmingham FDI H/S. Cat £30. AP £12 55 (Ordinary) GPO FDC with relevant Manchester FDI H/S. Cat £30. AT £12 1966 BATTLE OF HASTINGS 56 (Ordinary) 4d value only on reverse of Cameo maximum card with Hastings slogan "Hastings Popular with Visitors since 1066". Cat £40. Neat AW £15 1966 CHRISTMAS Sajal Philatelics Cover Auctions Sale No. 304 Thu 17 Feb 2011 3 Lot No. Estimate 57 (Ordinary) British Stamp Exhibition BFPS 1000 Official FDC. Cat £25. AT £12 1967 BRITISH PAINTINGS 58 Stuart FDC with Art on Stamps Exhibition Strand special H/S. Cat £35. AT £12 1967 CHICHESTER 59 GPO FDC with Chichester Sussex FDI H/S. Cat £15. UA £7 60 GPO FDC with Barnstaple FDI H/S. Cat £20. AT £8 61 House of Commons embossed envelope with House of Commons CDS. AT £6 1967 BRITISH DISCOVERY 62 GPO FDC with HMS Discovery London WC special H/S. Cat £20. AT £8 1968 ANNIVERSARIES 63 1/- value only on Connoisseur FDC with Royal Air Forces Escaping Society BFPS 1067 special H/S. (Cat £190 with full set) AT £12 1968 PAINTINGS 64 Wessex FDC with Philatex Woburn special H/S. Cat £35. AL £15 1968 CHRISTMAS 65 Connoisseur FDC with Selfridges Christmas Toy Fair London W1 special H/S. Cat £25. UA £12 1969 SHIPS 66 Connoisseur FDC with Glasgow FDI H/S. Cat £25. UA £10 67 GPO FDC with Southampton FDI H/S. Cat £20. UA £6 68 GPO FDC with relevant Bristol FDI H/S. Cat £25. ATL £10 1969 CONCORDE 69 Philart FDC with Filton FDI H/S. Cat £15. AP £6 1969 ANNIVERSARIES 70 5d value only on Hoverlloyd Inaugural Flight Pegwell Bay Official FDC. Only exists with single stamp. Cat £25. AT £12 71 GPO FDC with relevant Manchester FDI H/S. Cat £25. UA £10 1969 CATHEDRALS 72 Festiniog Railway FDC with Penrhyndeudraeth CDS. AP £10 73 Philart FDC with Canterbury FDI H/S. Cat £15. AT £6 74 Wessex FDC with Philatex St Paul's special H/S. Cat £25. AL removed £8 1969 PRINCE OF WALES INVESTITURE 75 Croeso 69 FDC with Talylynn Railway Tywyn special H/S. Cat £45. AT £15 76 Festiniog Railway FDC with Caernarvon FDI H/S. AP £10 77 GPO FDC with Windsor FDI H/S. Cat £15. AL £6 Sajal Philatelics Cover Auctions Sale No. 304 Thu 17 Feb 2011 4 Lot No. Estimate 78 Nettleham Lincoln Official FDC. Cat £80. ATL (see photo) £50 79 Wessex FDC with Caernarvon FDI H/S. Cat £5. UA £2 1970 RURAL ARCHITECTURE 80 Thames FDC with Gloucester FDI H/S. Cat £12. AL £5 81 Wessex FDC with Aberaeron FDI H/S. Cat £12. UA £5 1970 GENERAL ANNIVERSARIES 82 Florence Nightingale Memorial Committee London SE1 Official FDC. Cat £50. AL £22 83 GPO FDC with relevant Plymouth FDI H/S. Cat £12. UA £5 84 Stuart (Definitive) FDC with Bournemouth slogan "Remember to use the Postcode". Opened at top. 1/- value uncancelled. Cat £50. Neat AW £10 85 Trident FDC with National Florence Nightingale Memorial Committee London SE1 special H/S. Cat £45. AL removed £15 1970 LITERARY ANNIVERSARIES 86 Festiniog Railway Company FDC with Festiniog Railway Company CDS. AP £10 87 Old Curiosity Shop London WC2 Official FDC.
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