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GB First Day Cover Auction Postal Auction No www.gbfdc.co.uk/auction The Association of Great Britain First Day Cover G B Collectors www.gbfdc.co.uk GB First Day Cover Auction Postal Auction No. 27 - Closing Date for Bids Tuesday 19th May 2015 59 1287 96 17 259 622 29 243 1440 1297 1443 Don’t miss out on the covers you want, pay in instalments! NO BUYER’S PREMIUM 01403 241825 before 10pm. Email: [email protected] Richard Park, GBFDC Auction, 2 Chaffinch Close, Horsham, West Sussex. RH12 5HA. U.K. GBFDC Auction 27 Closing Date for Bids 19th May 2015 Email your bids to [email protected] 180 286 368 106 968 1099 1115 1116 788 649 GBFDC Auction 27 Closing Date for Bids 19th May 2015 Email your bids to [email protected] 336 1191 1179 961 943 555 758 711 234 1049 GBFDC Auction 27 Closing Date for Bids 19th May 2015 Email your bids to [email protected] 1212 125 1138 1311 547 118 1163 796 706 531 GBFDC Auction 27 Closing Date for Bids 19th May 2015 Email your bids to [email protected] Welcome To GBFDC Auction 27 We have again many rare covers on offer, including Official Covers, cds, Meter Marks, Definitive and Booklet First Day Covers, and some good Railway fdc’s. Estimates have been lowered on some unsold lots from previous auctions. 1450 lots Estimates from £2 to over £3,250 View more images on GBFDC website at www.gbfdc.co.uk/auction Overseas bidders can pay by PayPal, subject to a transaction fee GBFDC current members can pay by instalments, maximum of 4 months, if spending at least £100 on Successful Bids, including Unsold Lots Unsold Lots offered at reserve prices, which is now the estimate, for up to 3 weeks after the auction closing date. After that any reasonable offers will be considered, subject to the vendor’s consent. View Unsold Lots List online at www.gbfdc.co.uk/auction or request a copy by sending a stamped addressed envelope to the auctioneer. Please read carefully the GBFDC Auction Guide & Conditions of Sale, especially about late payments. Enter your lot numbers & bids clearly, so that they can read easily or you may end up purchasing the wrong lots. Once the Vendors have been paid, we are sorry, but we are unable to accept back any lots, whatever the reason. Next GBFDC Auction October 2015 Please contact the auctioneer before sending any material you would like considered for inclusion in the next auction Non related FDI or Philatelic Bureau Postmarks are not accepted, unless on special covers No handwritten or damaged covers, unless very scarce Minimum lot value £5.00 The auctioneer may refuse lots if they do NOT meet the above criteria. Deadline for material 31st August 2015 Send your bids in early, as in the case of two bids the same, the one received first will win the Cover! Richard Park Hon. GBFDC Chairman & Auctioneer GBFDC Auction 27 Closing Date for Bids 19th May 2015 Email your bids to [email protected] GBFDC Auction Guide & Conditions of Sale All Illustrated First Day Covers with a complete set of stamps postmarked on the First Day of Issue, unless otherwise stated. Prices quoted from current FDC catalogues. No viewing facilities, colour photocopies on request by sending stamped addressed envelope, clearly quoting lot number(s) and enclosing a 2nd Class stamp per lot, or free colour scans by email. Abbreviations used to describe lots: AL Address Label FDI First Date of Issue AP Address Printed cds Circular Date Stamp AT Address Typed M/C Wavyline Machine Cancellation HW Hand Written ORD Ordinary set of stamps UA Unaddressed PHOS Phosphor set of stamps ML Missing Label Off Official Cover RM Royal Mail FS Full Set MM Meter Mark H/S Special Hand Stamp PB Prestige Book RB Retail Booklet CB Centre Band RLS Railway Letter Stamp Bidding - each lot sold at one bid step above 2nd highest bid, or at estimate price if only one bid received. So no bidder will pay more than necessary to purchase a lot. If two identical bids received, preference given to the bid received first. Bids must be received by post, email or telephone before 10pm on the Last Day of the Auction, email bids by Midnight. Bidding Steps increase as follows: up to £10 by £1 steps, £10 to £50 by £3 steps, £50 to £100 by £5 steps, £100 to £500 by £10 steps, £500 to £1000 by £25 steps, £1000 to £2000 by £50 steps, £2000 to £5000 by £100 steps & over £5000 by £200 steps. Reserves are now the estimates. Bids below the estimate will be referred to the vendor for consideration, if they still remain unsold, after the unsold lots list. Satisfaction Lots sold subject to purchaser's satisfaction & can be returned in the same condition as received, within 7 days of receipt with a reason for the return. Purchases by mistake eg bids on the wrong lot or duplicate covers, are not acceptable reasons for return. Payment by Sterling cheques only, overseas bidders by PayPal, subject to transaction fee. For quicker dispatch of your lots, pay by crossed blank cheque payable to GBFDC marked "not to exceed £.…." allowing for postage & packing. Alternatively you will be sent a statement of successful bids. Pay within 7 days, or at our discretion lots will be offered to the 2nd highest bidder. Payments not received within 28 days of Statement, will be subject to a 5% interest charge per month. Lots will not be sent until payment is received. Pay by instalments for GBFDC current members only, maximum 4 months, if spend at least £100 on successful bids, including unsold lots. Terms agreed before sending any cheques, with the auctioneer, who reserves the right to refuse payment by credit to any bidder. Postage & Packing Up to £100, £2.00. Over £100, Special Delivery from £8.00. Large packages at cost. Overseas Air Mail packages from £4.00. International Tracked & Signed from £10.00. Postage prices subject to change without prior notice. Unsold Lots List available on request with a stamped addressed envelope. Or view online at www.gbfdc.co.uk/auction a few days after the auction has finished. Commission Rates for Vendors 1) Fully paid up members of GBFDC only charged 15% commission 2) Non Members charged 25% commission to sell their covers Contact Auctioneer before sending any material for the auction, minimum lot value £5. GBFDC Auction 27 Closing Date for Bids 19th May 2015 Email your bids to [email protected] GBFDC Postal Auction 27 www.gbfdc.co.uk/auction Closing Date for Bids Tuesday May 19th 2015 Lot Bid Lot Bid Lot Bid Please check your bids are clear & accurate. Name……………………………………Membership No………….… Address……………………………………………..…………………….. ………………………………………………………………………...…… …………………………………………………………………...………… Signature…………………..……Maximum Bid Limit (if any)……..….. Unsold lots list available, send SAE, or see website. Richard Park, GBFDC Auction, 2 Chaffinch Close, Horsham, West Sussex. RH12 5HA. U.K. 01403 241825 before 10pm. Email: [email protected] Lot Year Issue Description Estimate COMMEMORATIVE FIRST DAY COVERS 1 1937 Coronation Reg.Plain FDC.Kingston Vale Putney cds.+3 KGVI definitives. AT £10 2 1937 Coronation Illus.FDC.West Coast Air Service IOM Cachet Liverpool cds. AT £20 3 1940 Centenary Reg.Royal Phil.Soc.Exh.FDC.Stamp Cent.Red Cross.Exh.H/S. Cat £55. AL £30 4 1946 Victory Flags & V Illust.FDC.Mill Hill Cancel.Scarce Illus.Cat £50. UA £30 5 1946 Victory J.Feasey FDC.Don't waste Bread Glasgow Slogan.Cat £75. Neat HW. £25 6 1946 Victory Reg.Plain Royalty Envelope.Windsor Castle cds. Not Listed. AT £200 7 1948 S.Wedding Royal Silver Wedding Souvenir Card.Block of 4 2½d. Maidstone cds. AT £25 8 1948 Olympics Illust.FDC.Olympic Games Wembley Slogan+ cds.Cat £60. AT £30 Reg.Illus.FDC. Single Ring Wembley 13 cds.2012 Olympic 5th Jan 2012 used on back 9 1948 Olympics £50 Coventry cds. Cat £100 Neat HW 10 1949 UPU BPA/PTS Illus.FDC.Whitley Bay cds. Cat £70 Neat HW £25 11 1949 UPU Reg.Harris Illustrated FDC.Reg.Peterborough Oval cds.Cat £70. AL £25 12 1948 Liberation Illustrated FDC Alderney cds.Cat £85. AP £40 13 1948 Liberation Illustrated Sanders FDC. Sark Guernsey cds.Cat £85. AP £40 14 1951 Festival Illustrated FDC. Ipswich Suffolk cds.Cat £35. AT £15 15 1951 Festival Iluus.Sounvenir FDC. Bierton Aylesbury cds. Cat £35. AL £15 16 1953 Coronation Illus.FDC Long Live the Queen Slogan Uckfield Sussex.Cat £65. UA £35 17 1953 Coronation Qantas.Long Live the Queen Slogan London FS.Cat £190. AT. PHOTO £150 18 1953 Coronation Reg,Illustrated FDC.Arundel Sussex cds. Cat £200. AP £140 19 1957 Scouts Bownsea Is.Illus.FDC.Sutton Coldfield Slogan.Cat £30. UA £13 20 1957 Scouts Jubilee Jamboree FDC. Sutton Coldfield Slogan. Cat £30. UA £13 21 1957 Scouts Wimbledon Scouts FDC. 2½d + other 2 stamps added later Unfranked. AP £10 22 1957 Parl.Conf. Illus.FDC. 46th Parliamentary Conf.London SW1 H/S.Cat £100. AT £70 23 1958 Comm.Games PTS FDC.British Empire & Comm.Games Slogan Llanberis.Cat £90. AT £50 24 1960 GLO PTS/BPA FDC. Brighton & Hove Slogan Cancel.Cat £40. AT £20 25 1960 Europa Reg.Illus.FDC.Westminster Bridge Rd.SE1 cds.Unlisted Relevant cds. AP £80 26 1960 Europa Reg.Illus.FDC.Lombard St EC3 cds.Backstamped french stamp.Rare.AT. £85 27 1961 POSB Illus.FDC.Blythe Road West Kensington cds. (HQ ).Cat £300. AP £120 28 1961 Parliament Illust.FDC.Com.Parliamentary Conf.London SW1 Slogan,Cat £50.AL £25 29 1962 NPY BPA/PTS FDC.Ord Set.POUNDfield cds.Relevant Unrecorded.
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