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AUCTION 228 Closing Tuesday May 7, 2019 AUCTION 228 Closing Tuesday May 7, 2019 132 133 2212 1507 Ex 1995 2010 2129 1704 2226 VIEW THIS AUCTION ONLINE AT WWW.AUCKLANDCITYSTAMPS.CO.NZ No Buyer’s Commission PO Box 99988 Newmarket Auckland 1149 NZ • Ph +64 9 522 0311 • Fax +64 9 522 0313 • Email [email protected] Ex 32 Ex 46 Ex 47 60 86 Ex 93 Ex 110 116 120 123 135 137 129 130 131 158 Ex 176 181 220 235 237 239 Ex 525 527 Ex 566 Ex 568 Ex 589 666 665 667 690 691 Ex 696 954 955 Ex 977 - Plate 1 - 1007 Ex 1212 Ex 1213 1215 1216 Ex 1234 1244 Ex 1253 1336 1486 1488 1500 1508 1509 1511 1513 Ex 1517 Ex 1522 1521 Ex 1523 1524 1525 1526 1528 1529 Ex 1530 1584 1581 1582 1583 1580 1586 1585 - Plate 2 - 1588 1589 1590 1591 1592 1593 1594 1595 1596 1597 1598 1599 1600 1601 1602 1603 1604 1605 1606 1607 1608 1610 1611 1609 1613 1614 1615 1616 1617 1619 1620 1621 Ex 1625 1626 1629 1631 1630 1632 1643 1656 1665 1635 1684 1690 1691 1692 - Plate 3 - Welcome To Auckland City Stamps Auction 228 Welcome to Postal Auction 228 which contain 2654 lots of World & NZ Stamps & Covers and closes on Tuesday May 7, 2019. In World Stamps the highlights include Lot 132 Canada 1897 $4 Jubilee Used (Est $1000), Lot 133 Canada 1897 $5 Jubilee Mint (Est ($1000), Lot 251 China 1980 Year of the Monkey Unhinged (Est $1500) and Lot 1507 1846 5c George Washington New York ‘Post Office’ on piece (Est $500). In New Zealand Stamps the highlights include Lot 1674 1898 1/- Abnormal Vertical Pair Used (Est $3000), Lot 1691 1898 5/- Mt Cook London Print uni (Est $1800), Lot 1704 1900 1 1/2d Boer War Khaki Used (Est $2500), Lot 1761 1913 Auckland Exhibition Blocks of 4 Mint/Unhinged (Est $3500), Lot 1955 2006 45c Kapa Haha Booklet Pair (Est $2500), Lot 1995 Antarctic 1910/13 1/2d & 1d Victoria Land Used on pieces (Est $1500), Lot 2130 Arms £4.10s Grey Mint (Est $2000) and Lot 2212 QV 1880 £800 Revenue unpunched on piece (Est $1250). In New Zealand Postal History the highlights include Lot 2226 1844 Prestamp Outer Wrapper from Kororarika New Zealand’s first Post Office (Est $2000), Lot 2306 1913 Territorial Camp at Oringi Military Camp (Est $750), Lot 2351 Ahikiwi rare postmark (Est $500) and Lot 2579 Hancock & Co Private Postal Stationery Cover (Est $750). The auction finishes with a range of New Zealand Postcards as well as some Kiloware and Collection lots. Scans of most lots are available – please contact us early with your requests. Our 17th Public Auction is being held in Auckland on Saturday August 10, 2019 and the deadline to receive consignments is June 30. Please contact David Holmes for a confidential appraisal. Good luck with your bidding in Auction 228 – please remember to phone, fax, post or e-mail your bids. For those clients who email bids note that we will always confirm receipt of your email by return - so if you don’t hear back from us please email again or contact the office. Auction 228 closes on Tuesday May 7, 2019. David Holmes Nigel Shanks Public auction 17 August 10, 2019 At Our On Site Auction Rooms - Located at Our Specific Areas Of Interest Include 1 Ngaire Ave, Newmarket Specialised Deceased Estates Postal History Collections Deadline for Consignments June 30, 2019 Early NZ Errors Revenues Full Face Railway Material Life Insurance Queens Postage Dues Postal Fiscals Exhibitions Contact David Holmes Early Health Specialised NZ for a confidential appraisal. Arms PHONE +64 9 522 0311 Prestamp Disaster Mail Rare Covers WE WILL TRAVEL ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD TO VIEW SUITABLE MATERIAL Early Great Australia Asia Britain * Pacific Islands Australian 15% Vendor Commission British States *GST will be added to the commission rate for local vendors Commonwealth PO Box 99988 Newmarket Auckland 1149 NZ • Ph +64 9 522 0311 • Fax +64 9 522 0313 [email protected] • www.AucklandCityStamps.co.nz 2 LOT NZ$ LOT NZ$ WORLD STAMPS & COVERS 31 * 1948 Silver Wedding Pair SG 50/51 Mint with minor 25 ADEN perf tone (2) 1 U 1939/48 KGVI Definitives Set SG 16/27 Nice Used 60 32 U 1956 QE Definitives Set SG 57/69 Nice Used Cat £80 120 (13) (13) PHOTO-PLATE 1 AUSTRALIA 2 * 1949 Silver Wedding Pair SG 30/31 Good Mint (2) 40 AFGANISTAN 33 * 1918/23 KGV 1/4 Pale Blue SG 66 Good Mint slightly 90 3 ** 2006 50th Anniv Europa Issues 3x Min Sheets unlisted 25 centred left. Cat £90 (1) unh (3) 34 * 1918/23 KGV 4d Blue SG 65 Good Mint Centred right 50 AITUTAKI Cat £50 (1) 4 * 1903/11 1/- Kea/Kaka SG 7b Good Mint Cat £70 (1) 70 35 * 1923/24 Roo 2/- Maroon 3rd Watermark SG 74 Mint 80 5 * 1911/16 KEVII 6d Red & 1/- Orange SG 11/12 Good 100 Centred to top Cat £80 (1) Mint Cat £110 (2) 36 C 1930 Commonwealth of Australia 4/- Postal Note (No 100 6 * 1916/17 KGV 6d & 1/- P14x13 1/2 SG 13/14 Good 20 203446) postmarked at MALANDA/Queensland with Mint (2) an additional 3d KGV attached. The postal note with 7 U 1992 Royal Visit Overprints Set SG 637/41 Fine Used 30 several folds and has staining at top. Interesting (1) (5) 37 ** 1937/49 KGVI 3d Blue ‘White Wattles’ SG 168a unh 200 AJMAN Cat £170 (1) 8 ** 1964 John F Kennedy Commemorative Min Sheet 50 38 U 1963/64 Navigators 7/6 Cook, £1 Bass & £2 King SG 100 Perforated SG MS26a unh (1) 357,359,360 Fine Used (3) 9 ** 1967 John F Kennedy 50th Birthday Anniv 2x Min 50 39 ** 1965 Anzac Set SG 373/75 in Selvedge Blocks of 4 12 Sheets both Perforated & Imperforate unh (4) unh (12) 10 ** 1967 John F Kennedy Memorial 10r Gold Min Sheet 50 40 C 1977 (23NO) 60th Anniv First Airmail Printed Cover - 20 unh (1) Gawler to Adelaide Eustis 1829 with special cancel (1) 11 ** 1967 John F Kennedy Overprinted Min Sheet unh (1) 30 41 ** 2010 Stampex Antarctic/Burke & Wills & Bangkok Fish 20 ALBANIA Min Sheets unh (2) 12 ** 2001 Regional Costumes Sheetlet of 12 2nd Series in 15 42 ** 2011 China Kangaroo Overprinted Min Sheet unh (1) 10 a Folder unh (1) 43 ** 2011 Japan Philanippon Dingo/Kangaroo Min Sheet 10 13 ** 2005 Mediterranan Games Min Sheet SG MS3095 30 unh (1) unh (1) 44 ** 2011 Sydney Stamp Expo Min Sheet unh (1) 12 14 ** 2008 Euro 08 European Football Championships Min 20 45 ** 2012 Indonesia Visit Australia 2013 Royal Exhibition 10 Sheet SG MS3246 unh (1) Building Min Sheet unh (1) ALDERNEY 46 ** BCOF 1946 BCOF Overprints SG J1/7 unh Cat £190 200 15 U 2008 Aurigny 40th Anniv Min Sheet SG MSA355 Fine 15 (7) PHOTO-PLATE 1 Used (1) 47 * Postage Dues 1909/10 Set to 5/- SG D63/71 Good 300 ANGOLA Mint Cat £375 (9) PHOTO-PLATE 1 AZORES 16 ** 1998 Aircraft 150,000K & 250,000K values in Sheet- 40 lets of 9 unh (2) 48 ** 2008 Bull Finch Min Sheet Pair SG MS640 unh (2) 30 BAHAMAS 17 ** 1998 Dinosaurs Set SG 1383/1400 in Sheetlets of 9 30 unh (2) 49 * 1948 Silver Wedding Pair SG 194/95 Mint with a minor 25 18 ** 1998 Mushroom Min Sheet SG 1283b unh (1) 15 perf tone (2) 19 ** 2000 3,500,000 Butterflies in a Sheetlet of 6 unh (1) 20 BAHRAIN ANTIGUA 50 * 1948 KGVI 2r on 2/6 & 5r on 5/- SG 59/60 Good Mint 10 20 * 1863/67 QV 1d Dull Rose SG 6 Mint with an idellible 75 (2) ink mark on the back. Cat £120 (1) 51 ** 1948 Olympics Set SG 63/66 unh (4) 10 21 * 1903/07 KEVII 5/- SG 40 Good Mint Cat £110 (1) 110 52 * 1948 Silver Wedding Pair SG 61/62 Good Mint (2) 30 22 * 1921/29 KGV Definitives Set to 1/- SG 62/76 Good 125 53 ** 1955 10r on 10/- Castles SG 96 unh (1) 30 Mint Cat £125 (12) 54 */** 1957 QE Definitives SG 102/11 & 113/15 Mint/Un- 10 23 U 1938/51 KGVI Definitives Part Set to 5/- - 1/2d SG 100 hinged (13) BARBADOS 98,1d SG 99,99a,1 1/2d SG 100,100a,100b,2d SG 101,101a,2 1/2d SG 102,3d SG 103,6d SG 104,1/- SG 55 U 1852/55 (1d) Blue SG 3 Very Good to Fine Used with 150 105,105a,5/- SG 107 All Very Good to Fine Used Cat 4 Close to Good Margins. Cat £190 (1) 56 U 1855/58 (1/2d) Yellow Green SG 7 Fine Used with 4 100 £70 (14) 24 C 1970 40th Anniv Antiguan Air Services Set SG 260/64 10 Nice Margins Cat £110 (1) 57 U 1855/58 (1d) Pale Blue SG 9 Nice Used with 3 Mar- 70 on Printed First Day Cover (1) 25 ** 2007 Christopher Columbus $6 Min Sheet SG 13 gins. Cat £70 (1) 58 U 1858 1/- Black SG 12a Very Good Used with 4 Close 60 MS4058 unh (1) ARGENTINA to Good Margins Cat £75 (1) 59 U 1858 6d Pale Rose-Red SG 11 Very Good Used with 4 80 26 ** 2006 River Transport Block of 4 SG 3194/97 unh (4) 13 27 ** 2006 World Football Cup Germany Booklet unh (1) 15 Close Margins.
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