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SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 1 SG Michel Year Description MUH Mint MNG Fine Used Used Sutherland Philatelics PO Box 448 Ferny Hills D C, Qld 4055 Australia ABN: 69 768 764 240 website: sutherlandphilatelics.com.au e-mail: [email protected] phone: international: 61 7 3851 2398; Australia: 07 3851 2398 LIST NO 61D MALTA List Structure: Commems and definitives are all together in approximately SG number order Postage Dues Booklets Broken Sets Sovereign Military Order of Malta To find an item in this list, please use Adobe's powerful search function. We obtain our stock from collections we purchase. We do not have a Malta supplier. Consequently, where something is unpriced, we do not have it at present. We list all items we have in stock, including broken sets, and singles from sets. Prices subject to change without notice. Fine Used stamps include mint stamps without gum or postmark. For se tenant issues, MUH / FM issues are joined; used are singles. For used issues se tenant, when available, prices are the same as MUH. Please note that GST (currently 10%) is applicable from 1 July 2000. International sales are GST free. The prices in this list INCLUDE GST All prices are in Australian dollars. E&OE CREDIT CARDS: VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED -- MIN $30 SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 2 SG Michel Year Description MUH Mint MNG Fine Used Used --- CROWN COLONY --- Currency - 12d (pence) = 1/- (shilling); 20/- = £1 (pound Sterling) Queen Victoria - no wmk 1 1y 1860 ½d buff - blued paper 2 unlisted (1861) ½d brown-orange - white paper 3 1x (1863) ½d buff - white paper 3a unlisted (1863) ½d pale buff - white paper Queen Victoria - wmk Crown CC P14 4 2B 1863 ½d buff 105.00 5 unlisted (1864) ½d bright orange 6 unlisted (1867) ½d orange brown 7 unlisted (1870) ½d dull orange 8 unlisted (1872) ½d orange buff 9 unlisted (1874) ½d golden yellow (analine) 10 unlisted (1875) ½d yellow buff 11 unlisted (1877) ½d pale buff 12 unlisted (1880) ½d bright orange-yellow 13 unlisted (1881) ½d yellow P12½ 14 2A (1868) ½d buff brown 15 unlisted (1871) ½d yellow orange P14 x 12½ 16 2C (1878) ½d yellow buff 17 unlisted (1879) ½d yellow Queen Victoria - wmk Crown CA 18 3a (1882) ½d orange yellow 19 3b (1884) ½d red orange Queen Victoria - wmk Crown CA 20 4 1885 ½d green 5.00 0.70 0.30 21 5a 1d rose 35.00 22 5b (1890) 1d carmine 0.50 0.25 23 6 2d grey 3.15 1.35 24 7a 2½d dull blue 25 7a 2½d bright blue 1.40 0.60 26 7b 2½d ultramarine (creased, small tear) 0.60 27 8 4d brown 4.20 1.80 28 9a 1s violet 29 9b (1890) 1s pale violet Set 6v (simplified) Queen Victoria - wmk Crown CC 30 10 1886 5s rose Pictorials - wmk Crown CA 31 15a (1901) ¼d brown Valletta Harbour 9.00 31a 15b (1901) ¼d red brown Valletta Harbour 1.50 0.60 0.25 32 11 1899 4½d sepia Gozo Fishing Boat 9.60 33 12 5d vermilion Galley Pictorials - wmk Crown CC 34 13 2/6 olive grey Melita 22.40 35 14 10s blue black St Paul Surcharges 36 16 1902 One Penny / 2½d dull blue 2.80 1.20 37 unlisted One Penny / 2½d bright blue 1.00 King Edward VII - wmk Crown CA 38 17 1903 ½d green 1.20 39 18 1d blackish brown & red 0.60 0.25 40 19 2d purple & grey 41 20 2½d maroon & blue 42 21 3d grey & purple 0.70 43 22 (1904) 4d blackish brown & brown 25.20 44 23 1s grey & violet 4.80 Set 7v CREDIT CARDS: VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED -- MIN $30 SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 3 SG Michel Year Description MUH Mint MNG Fine Used Used King Edward VII - wmk Mult Crown CA 45 24 (1905) ¼d brown Valletta Harbour 3.50 45a unlisted (1910) ¼d deep brown Valletta Harbour 0.20 0.10 47 25 1904 ½d green 47b unlisted (1909) ½d deep green 0.20 0.10 48 26 (1905) 1d black & red 0.30 49 33 (1907) 1d red 0.20 0.10 50 27 (1905) 2d purple & grey 4.90 51 34 (1911) 2d grey 7.70 52 28 (1911) 2½d maroon & blue 0.40 53 35 (1911) 2½d bright blue 5.95 2.55 54 29 (1906) 4d black & brown 55 36 (1911) 4d black & red / yellow 57 30 (1905) 4½d brown Gozo Fishing Boat 58 37 1912 4½d orange Gozo Fishing Boat 4.75 5.95 2.55 59 31 (1905) 5d vermilion - Galley 60 38 (1909) 5d pale sage green - Galley 5.25 60a 38 (1914) 5d deep sage green - Galley 61 32 1s grey & violet 2.80 62 39 (1911) 1s black / green 5.95 63 40 (1911) 5s green & red / yellow Set 17v (simplified) King George V - Mult Crown CA wmk 69 41a 1914 ¼d brown 0.20 69a 41b (1919) ¼d deep brown (U is FU with 2 short corner perfs) 1.75 0.75 71 42a ½d green 0.45 0.20 71a 42b (1919) ½d deep green 73 43a 1d carmine-red 0.10 73a 43b (1915) 1d scarlet 0.60 75 44a 2d grey 9.80 75a 44b (1919) 2d deep slate 77 45 2½d bright blue 0.70 78 46a (1920) 3d purple / yellow 78a 46b (1920) 3d purple / orange buff 79 47a (1915) 4d black Valletta Harbour 79a 47b (1916) 4d grey black Valletta Harbour 80 48a 6d dull & bright purple 80a 48b (1918) 6d dull purple & magenta 81 49w 1s black / green (white back) 58.80 81a 49x (1915) 1s black / green (green back) 12.00 15.00 81b 49y (1918) 1s black / blue green (olive back) 81c 49z (1920) 1s black / emerald (surface) 81d 49zz (1921) 1s black / emerald (back) 86 50 2s purple & bright blue / blue 86d unlisted (1921) 2s dull purple & blue / blue 87 55 (1919) 2/6 olive green Melita 87a unlisted (1920) 2/6 olive grey Melita 88 51 (1917) 5s green & red / yellow Set 12v (simplified) King George V - overprinted WAR TAX 92 53 1917 ½d green 2.00 93 54 (1918) 3d grey & purple Set 2v 19.85 Pictorials - wmk multi Crown CA 96 52 1919 10s black St Paul King George V - Mult Script CA wmk 97 56 (1922) ½d brown 98 57 (1922) ½d green 3.90 99 58 1921 1d scarlet 100 59 2d grey 2.45 101 60 (1922) 2½d bright blue 102 61 (1922) 6d dull purple & bright purple 103 62 (1922) 2s purple & blue / blue 104 63 (1922) 10s black St Paul Set 8v CREDIT CARDS: VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED -- MIN $30 SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 4 SG Michel Year Description MUH Mint MNG Fine Used Used Overprinted SELF-GOVERNMENT diagonally upward to right Pictorials - wmk Crown CC 105 79 1922 10s blue-black St Paul King George V - Mult Crown CA wmk 106 65 ½d green 4.90 107 69 2½d bright blue 63.00 108 71 3d purple / orange buff 109 72 6d dull & bright purple 42.00 110 74 1s black / emerald 36.40 111 75 2s purple & blue / blue 112 77 2/6 olive grey Melita 113 78 5s green & red / yellow Set 8v King George V - Mult Script CA wmk 114 64 ¼d brown 1.05 115 66 ½d green 116 67 1d scarlet 0.30 0.15 117 68 2d grey 0.65 118 70 2½d bright blue 119 73 6d dull & bright purple 120 76 2s purple & blue / blue 121 80 10 s black St Paul Set 8v Surcharge 122 81 1922 One Farthing / 2d grey KGV 0.85 0.45 Melita at Helm, England & Malta Arms 123 82 1922 ¼d brown 0.85 124 83 ½d green (ragged perfs at top) 0.25 125 84 1d orange & purple 0.30 0.15 126 85 (1924) 1d bright violet 0.50 127 86 (1923) 1½d brown-red 0.25 0.10 128 87 2d bistre-brown & turquoise 1.75 129 98 (1926) 2½d ultramarine 130 88b 3d cobalt 130a 88a 3d bright ultramarine 3.85 131 99 (1926) 3d black / yellow 32.20 132 89 4d yellow & bright blue 7.00 133 90 6d olive green & reddish violet 134 91 1s indigo & sepia 2.55 135 92 2s brown & blue 136 93 2/6 bright magenta & black 137 94 5s orange yellow & bright ultramarine 138 95 10s slate grey & brown 139 96bY £1 black & carmine red - wmk s'ways 140 96aX (1925) £1 black & bright carmine - wmk upright Set 17v (simplified) Melita Surcharged Two pence halfpenny 141 97b 1925 2½d / 3d cobalt 4.20 142 97a 2½d / 3d bright ultramarine 7.70 Melita Overprinted POSTAGE 143 101 1926 ¼d brown 144 102 ½d green 0.25 145 103 1d bright violet (U is VFU but thinned) 0.35 0.15 146 104 1½d red brown 0.85 147 105 2d bistre-brown & turquoise 0.75 2.80 148 106 2½d ultramarine 1.75 149 107 3d black on yellow 0.75 1.15 150 108 4d yellow & bright blue 151 109 6d olive green & violet 9.80 152 110 1s indigo & sepia 30.80 153 111 2s brown & blue 154 112 2/6 bright magenta & black 155 113 5s orange yellow & bright ultramarine 156 114 10s slate grey & brown Set 14v CREDIT CARDS: VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED -- MIN $30 SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 5 SG Michel Year Description MUH Mint MNG Fine Used Used Arms and pictorials inscribed 'POSTAGE' 157 115 1926 ¼d brown 0.25 0.10 158 116 (ctd) ½d yellow-green 0.10 159 117 (1927) 1d rose-red 1.80 1.75 160 118 1½d chestnut 0.20 161 119 (1927) 2d greenish grey 162 120 (1927) 2½d blue 2.45 162a 121 (1927) 3d violet 7.00 163 122 4d black & red 25.20 164 123 4½d lavender & ochre 165 124 6d violet & scarlet 166 125 1s black Valletta Harbour 167 126 1/6 black & green St Publius 29.40 168 127 2s black & purple Mdina 169 128 2/6 black & vermilion Gozo Fishing Boat 170 129 3s black & blue Neptune 171 130 5s black & green Neolithic Temple 172 131 (1927) 10s black & carmine St Paul Set 17v 173 132 1928 Air - 6d Arms overprinted AIR MAIL (M has 2 toned perf tips) 1.00 Arms/pictorials inscribed 'POSTAGE' & overprinted POSTAGE AND REVENUE 174 133 ¼d brown 1.50 0.10 175 134 ½d yellow-green 1.50 0.20 176 135 1d rose-red 4.55 178 136 1½d chestnut 1.20 180 137 2d greenish grey 181 138 2½d blue 0.20 182 139 3d violet 1.15 183 140 4d black & red 2.45 184 141 4½d lavender & ochre 1.40 185 142 6d violet & scarlet 2.10 186 143 1s black Valletta Harbour 3.50 187 144 1/6 black & green St Publius 188 145 2s black & purple Mdina 189 146 2/6 black & vermilion Gozo Fishing Boat 190 147 3s black & blue Neptune 191 148 5s black & green Neolithic Temple 192 149 10s black & carmine St Paul Set 17v (1.10.28) 177 150 1d chestnut 179
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    View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by OAR@UM Emanuel Buttigieg THE SOVEREIGN MILITARY HOSPITALLER ORDER OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM OF RHODES AND OF MALTA – A GENERAL HISTORY OF THE ORDER OF MALTA INTRODUCTION: HOSPITALLERS Following thirteen years of excavation by the Israel Antiquities Authority, a thousand-year-old structure – once a hospital in Jerusalem – will be open to the public; part of it seems earmarked to serve as a restaurant. 1 In Syria, as the civil war rages on, reports and footage have been emerging of explosions in and around Crac des Chevaliers castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site. 2 During the interwar period (1923–1943), the Italian colonial authorities in the Dodecanese engaged in a wide-ranging series of projects to restore – and in some instances redesign – several buildings on Rhodes, in an attempt to recreate the late medieval/Renaissance lore of the island. 3 Between 2008 and 2013, the European Regional Development Fund provided the financial support necessary for Malta to undertake a large-scale restoration of several kilometres of fortifications, with the aim of not only preserving these structures but also enhancing Malta’s economic and social well- -being.4 Since 1999, the Sainte Fleur Pavilion in the Antananarivo University Hospital Centre in Madagascar has been helping mothers to give birth safely and assisting infants through care and research. 5 What binds together these seemingly disparate, geographically-scattered buildings, all with their stories of hope and despair? All of them – a hospital in Jerusalem, a castle in Syria, structures on Rhodes, fortifications on Malta, and yet another hospital, this time in Madagascar – attest to the constant (but evolving) mission of the Order of Malta “to Serve the Poor and Defend the Faith” over several centuries.