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AUCTION 236 Closing Tuesday February 2, 2021 AUCTION 236 Closing Tuesday February 2, 2021 1752 1067 1797 1123 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] 25 27 35 38 33 44 50 48 49 53 Ex 64 Ex 137 Ex 138 163 169 Ex 176 201 200 236 237 264 Ex 284 479 483 484 482 503 523 526 740 527 528 529 Ex 686 Ex 678 707 Ex 703 902 Ex 901 934 Ex 956 965 - Plate 1 - 960 957 Ex 984 989 Ex 1038 1037 1068 1069 Ex 1070 1071 1078 1074 1077 1073 1072 1075 1076 1066 1065 Ex 1081 Ex 1079 1093 1097 1098 1099 1096 1095 1089 1090 1092 1102 1103 1101 1100 1105 1111 1107 - Plate 2 - 1110 1114 1112 1115 1116 1119 1118 1117 1121 1085 1088 1082 1083 1084 1130 1127 1131 1136 Ex 1129 1140 1139 1141 1142 1143 1166 1155 1159 1161 1164 1165 1187 1193 1205 1251 1271 1270 1284 1286 1302 1314 1315 - Plate 3 - Welcome To Auckland City Stamps Auction 236 Welcome to Postal Auction 236 which contains 2307 lots of World & New Zealand Stamps & Covers and closes Tuesday February 2, 2021. In World Stamps the highlights are Lot 33 Australia 1915/27 £1 Roo Brown & Blue 3rd Watermark Used (Est $1000), Lot 163 Belgium 1868 5f Brown Used (Est $1250), Lot 373 France 1853 Imperf 1f Napoleon Used (Est $2000) and Lot 1038 USA 1913 Parcel Post Set Mint (Est $750). In New Zealand Stamps the highlights are Lot 1067 Imperf 1d Deep Carmine-Red SG 1 Used (Est $4000), Lot 1123 Perforated FFQ 6d Blue Block of 4 Mint (Est $1500), Lot 1159 1898 5/- Mt Cook London Print Unhinged (Est $1750), Lot 1752 1996 40c Teddy Bear Self-Adhesive stamp on Cover (Est $5000), Lot 1756 1996 40c Teddy Bear Sheet Stamp Value Block of 4 Unhinged (Est $4000) and Lot 1797 QV 1d Lilac Unhinged Mint (Est $5000). In New Zealand Postal History the highlights are Lot 1896 Antarctica 1958 Trans Antarctic Crossing Signed Cover (Est $300), Lot 1936 1900 Boer War Cover to NZ (Est $300), Lot 1955 1943 The Delta Air Force C on Cover (Est $300) and Lot 2228 Te Uri Closed Postmark (Est $500). Scans of most lots are available – please contact us early with your requests. The office will be closing at 12 noon on Friday December 18 and will not reopen until Monday January 11 so if you request scans or information during this time we will be back in contact after January 11. Our 20th Public Auction will be held in Auckland in March 2021. Please contact David Holmes before December 31 for a confidential appraisal of any material you’d like to consign to this auction. Good luck with your bidding in Auction 236 – please remember to use our on line bid form at www.aucklandcitystamps.co.nz or you can phone, fax, post and of course e-mail your bids in to us. For those clients who us our on line bid form or email bids note that we will always confirm receipt of your bids by email - so if you don’t hear back from us please email again or contact the office. Auction 236 closes on Tuesday February 2, 2021. Finally, we wish all our clients and their families all the very best over the holiday season and new year ahead. David Holmes Nigel Shanks Public auction 20 MARCH 2021 At Our On Site Auction Rooms - Located at Our Specific Areas Of Interest Include 1 Ngaire Ave, Newmarket Specialised Deceased Estates Postal History Collections Deadline for Consignments December 31, 2020 Early NZ Errors Revenues Full Face Railway Material Life Insurance Queens Postage Dues Postal Fiscals Exhibitions Contact David Holmes Early Health Specialised NZ for a confidential appraisal. Arms PHONE +64 9 522 0311 Prestamp Disaster Mail Rare Covers WE WILL TRAVEL ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD TO VIEW SUITABLE MATERIAL Early Great Australia Asia Britain Pacific Islands Australian * 15% Vendor Commission British States *GST will be added to the commission rate for local vendors Commonwealth PO Box 99988 Newmarket Auckland 1149 NZ • Ph +64 9 522 0311 • Fax +64 9 522 0313 [email protected] • www.AucklandCityStamps.co.nz 2 LOT NZ$ LOT NZ$ CONSIGNMENTS WANTED FOR OUR UPCOMING PUBLIC AUCTION Let Auckland City Stamps The Auction Covers Sell Your Material The Following Areas • We can travel almost anywhere in New Specialised Collections Deceased Estates Postal History Zealand to appraise suitable material Early NZ Errors Revenues • Alternatively items can be delivered Full Face Queens Railway Material Life Insurance in person, mailed or couriered to our Exhibitions Postage Dues Postal Fiscals Auckland office Arms Early Health Specialised NZ • We are looking for Rare or Unique Prestamp Disaster Mail Rare Covers items to be Showcased in the auction Early Great Britain Australia Asia British Commonwealth Pacific Islands Australian States 15% Vendor Commission* No surprise insurance or unsold fees. Just 15%* and that’s it. *GST added to the commission charge for New Zealand vendors Contact David Holmes To Discuss The Sale Of Your Material New Zealand Clients Call (Toll Free) 0800 78 87 78 Ground Floor, 1 Ngaire Avenue, Newmarket, Auckland Overseas Clients Call +649 522 0311 PO Box 27646, Auckland 1440, New Zealand Email: [email protected] www.aucklandcitystamps.co.nz 3 LOT NZ$ LOT NZ$ 29 U 1913 Roo 1st Watermark 6d Ultramarine SG 9 Very 20 WORLD STAMPS & COVERS Fine Used (1) ADEN 30 U 1914 6d Kookaburra SG 14 Fine Used (1) 50 31 U 1915 Roo 2nd Watermark 2 1/2d Ultramarine SG 25 30 1 C 1952 (AU) Airmail Cover with KGVI 50c/8a & 1/-/1r 50 Fine Used (1) Definitives tied to NZ (1) 32 U 1915 Roo 2nd Watermark 6d Ultramarine SG 26 Good 20 ALGERIA Used postmarked ‘Registered/Townsville 31 JUL 15’ (1) 2 C 1989 (4JN) Cover to NZ with 2x Boxed Handstamps 30 33 U 1915/27 Roo 3rd Watermark £1 Brown & Blue SG 44 1000 - ‘Please inform sender of your Correct Address’ and Very Good Used Cat £1600 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 1 ‘Re-direction Order Lapsed.Please have your Letters 34 U 1915/27 Roo 3rd Watermark 2/- Brown SG 41 Very 30 directed to Present Address’ (1) Good to Fine Used (1) ANTIGUA 35 U 1915/27 Roo 3rd Watermark 5/- Grey & Yellow SG 42 100 3 * 1932 1/- Tercentenary SG 88 Good Mint (1) 20 Very Good to Fine Used Cat £110 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 4 ** 1997 Railway Locomotives of the World Min Sheet Pair 15 1 SG 2565 Unhinged (2) 36 U 1915/27 Roo 3rd Watermark 9d Violet SG 39 Very Fine 25 5 ** 1997 Railway Locomotives Set SG 2553/64 in 2x 30 Used (1) Sheetlets of 6 Unhinged (2) 37 C 1919 (MR25) Printed Salvation Army with His Majesty’s 100 6 ** 2002 Centenary Teddy Bear Sheetlet of 4 SG 3623/26 10 Australian Forces On Active Service Stampless Cover Unhinged (1) with ‘Army Post Office/SW2’ cancel to Australia. Minor 7 ** 2006 75th Anniv Girl Guides Min Sheet SG MS3989 20 creasing at right. Censored. The cover signed ‘Pte W Unhinged (3) Jackson’ (1) PHOTO-PLATE 4 8 ** 2007 80th Birthday Pope Benedict XVI SG 4134 in a 25 38 U 1923/24 Roo £1 Grey SG 75 Very Good to Fine Used 300 Sheetlet of 8 Unhinged (1) Cat £350 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 1 9 ** 2008 50th Anniv Elvis Presley’s Induction into the US 16 39 U 1923/24 Roo 2/- Brown SG 74 Very Good to Fine Used 35 Army Min Sheet SG MS4192 Unhinged (1) (1) 10 ** 2008 Olympic Games Sheetlet of 4 SG 4183/86 Un- 14 40 U 1926/30 KGV 4 1/2d Violet SG 120a Fine CTO (1) 50 hinged (1) 41 U 1928 3d Kooka National Stamp Exhibition Min Sheet 300 ASCENSION SG 106a postmarked with Red Exhibition cancel. 11 ** 2000 Turtle Project Min Sheet SG MS799 Unhinged (1) 10 Scarce (1) PHOTO-PLATE 10 12 ** 2002 Golden Jubilee Min Sheet SG MS843 Unhinged 11 42 * 1928 3d Kooka National Stamp Exhibition Min Sheet 100 (1) SG MS106a Mint with minor staining in selvedge Cat 13 ** 2003 Ariane Downrange Station Min Sheet SG MS871 16 £120 (1) Unhinged (1) 43 U 1928 3d Kooka National Stamp Exhibition SG 106a 150 14 ** 2003 Centenary Powered Flight Min Sheet SG MS884 15 Very Good Used Cat £200 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 10 Unhinged (1) 15 ** 2004 Bicentenary Royal Horticultural Society Min 12 44 U 1929/30 Roo Mult A Watermark 5/- Grey & Yellow SG 100 Sheet SG MS899 Unhinged (1) 111 Fine Used Cat £110 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 1 16 ** 2004 Lunar Eclipse Min Sheet SG MS909 Unhinged 10 45 U 1929/30 Roo Wmk Mult A 1/- Blue-Green SG 109 Fine 20 (1) CTO (1) 17 ** 2004 Sport Fishing 1st Min Sheet SG MS904 Un- 10 46 U 1931 6d Airmail OS SG 139a Fine Used Cat £60 (1) 25 hinged (1) 47 U 1931 Kingsford Smith Set SG 121/23 Fine Used (3) 10 18 ** 2005 Bicentenary Battle of Trafalgar Min Sheet SG 13 48 U 1931/47 Roo C of A Watermark £1 Grey SG 137 Very 250 MS920 Unhinged (1) Good Used Cat £275 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 1 19 ** 2005 Birdlife International 3rd Min Sheet SG MS926 16 49 U 1931/47 Roo C of A Watermark £2 Black & Rose SG 600 Unhinged (1) 138 Fine Used Cat £600 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 1 20 ** 2006 Exploration & Innovation Anniversaries Set SG 40 50 U 1931/47 Roo C of A Watermark 10/- Grey & Pink SG 150 950/957 Unhinged (8) 136 Good to Very Good Used Cat £150 (1) PHOTO- 21 ** 2007 Diamond Wedding Queen Elizabeth II & Duke of 24 PLATE 1 Edinburgh Set SG 976/78 Unhinged (3) 51 U 1931/47 Roo C of A Watermark 5/- Grey & Yellow SG 25 22 ** 2007 WWF Resplendent Anglefish Strip of 4 SG 20 135 Very Good Used (1) 962/65 Unhinged (4) 52 U 1931/47 Roo C of A Watrmark 9d Violet SG 133 Very 10 23 ** 2008 Sharks Min Sheet SG MS1003 Unhinged (1) 10 Good Used perfined ‘VG’ (1) 24 ** 2008 Sharks Set SG 999/1002 Unhinged (4) 18 53 U 1932 5/- Sydney Harbour Bridge SG 143 Very Fine 250 AUSTRALIA Used Cat £200 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 1 25 U 1913 Roo 1st Watermark 2/- Brown SG 13 Fine Used 100 54 U 1934 1/- Victoria P10 1/2 SG 149 Very Fine Used (1) 30 Cat £85 (1) PHOTO-PLATE 1 55 U 1934 9d McArthur SG 152 Very Fine Used (1) 30 26 U 1913 Roo 1st Watermark
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