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Jun 24, 2011<br />
<strong>Prestige</strong> <strong>Philately</strong> - Auction No 166 Page: 1<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
The British Post Office in Siam<br />
From 1858, the British operated a postal service out of their consulate in Bangkok. Strait Settlements stamps were used until 1882,<br />
after which the same issues overprinted with a capital 'B' were made available. Most values are scarce to rare, and dangerous forgeries<br />
exist. We gratefully acknowledge Michel Houde from Canada for his assistance in checking the material from high-resolution scans.<br />
While it is often difficult to assess such material without physical inspection, Michel has applied his acknowledged expertise to making a<br />
detailed study of the stamps. He has identified those he believes have forged overprints, those he considers genuine, and those that<br />
are "suspect". That information is reflected in our descriptions.<br />
1 F A B1<br />
Lot 1<br />
UNOVERPRINTED STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS: 1867-72 Wmk CC 24c blue-green, neat<br />
'BANGKOK/ FE8/84' cds. Unrecorded by Gibbons used in Thailand.<br />
400<br />
2 F C C2 UNOVERPRINTED STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS: 1884 '8/Cents' on Wmk CC 12c blue SG 74,<br />
rounded corner at upper-left, neat 'BANGKOK/MR12/84' cds with the distinctive frame-break above the<br />
'G'. Unrecorded by Gibbons used in Thailand. [This stamp was issued in February 1884]<br />
Lot 2<br />
300<br />
3 V C<br />
Lot 3<br />
UNOVERPRINTED STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS: 1882 Wmk CA 8c orange SG 52, trimmed<br />
perforations at top & left, superb part-strike of the undated '[US CONS]ULATE/[BAN]GKOK/*' cachet in<br />
blue, another indistinct cancel. Gibbons states that Wmk CA values to 8c "are known used at Bangkok<br />
in 1883 & 1884", after the 'B' Overprints were issued.<br />
200<br />
4 V A B1<br />
Lot 4<br />
UNOVERPRINTED STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS: two part-strikes of the undated 'US<br />
CONSULATE/BANGKOK/ * ' cachet in blue on Hong Kong Wmk CA 10c mauve SG 36, also with a<br />
bars cancellation.<br />
400<br />
5<br />
Ex Lot 5<br />
*WO STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 selection of mint/unused (8,<br />
including CA 4c rose) and used (9, including CA 2c brown & 4c rose) values to 24c, condition rather<br />
mixed but generally of fine appearance, Cat 87,300 baht (= $A2910); SG Cat £2950+. (17)<br />
500
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The British Post Office in Siam (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 6<br />
6<br />
*WO<br />
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': The 'B' remainders consisting of an array of<br />
forged overprints ranging from the amateurish to the highly convincing including 2c rose with Double<br />
Overprint, 12c blue with Double Overprint, 'TWO CENTS' on 32c & an overprinted Straits Settlements<br />
3c Postal Card that is considered to be bogus, and several stamps that may be genuine, variable<br />
condition. Excellent reference material that demands close inspection. (49)<br />
400<br />
7 G (A-) C1STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1885 '[crown]/32 CENTS' on East India 2a<br />
orange-yellow Hobby #B1 (SG 1), pulled perf at upper-right and apparently repaired at upper-left, 'H &<br />
SBCo' security handstamp in red & an indistinct cancellation. Cat 2,200,000 baht (= $A73,333) but<br />
unpriced used by Gibbons (Cat £35,000 mint). A great rarity, if genuine. At the least, an attractive<br />
spacefiller.<br />
Lot 7<br />
The chance of this stamp being genuine must be considered highly implausible However, the 'B'<br />
appears to be genuine. Having said that, the Bangkok branch of the Hong Kong & Shangai Banking<br />
Corporation opened only in 1888, some three years after the 'B' Overprints were withdrawn, on 30th<br />
June 1885, the day before Siam joined the Universal Postal Union.<br />
100<br />
8 F A C1 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 Wmk CC 2c brown H #B2 (SG 2),<br />
faint "checkerboard" cancellation & light part-strike of the undated 'US CONSULATE/BANGKOK/ * '<br />
cachet, Cat 60,000 baht (= $A2000); SG Cat £1500.<br />
Lot 8<br />
1,000<br />
9 * A B1 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 Wmk CC 5c purple-brown H #B4<br />
(SG 4), Cat 9,000 baht (= $A300); SG Cat £400.<br />
Lot 9<br />
200
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The British Post Office in Siam (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
10 O A/B<br />
Lot 10<br />
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 Wmk CC 8c yellow (undated<br />
Singapore cancel), 10c slate (thinned, but very attractive, Bangkok cds), 12c blue wing-margin<br />
example (pulled perf at lower-left, light strike of the undated ovoid 'BRITISH CONSULATE/<br />
[arms]/BANGKOK' cachet) & 24c blue-green (undated Singapore cancel) H #B6-9 (SG 6-9), Cat<br />
24,000 baht (= $A800); SG Cat £1000.<br />
300<br />
11 W A- C1<br />
Lot 11<br />
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 Wmk CC 4c 30c claret H #B10 (SG<br />
10), unused, Cat 3,200,000 baht (= $A106,666); SG Cat £45,000. RPSofL Certificate (1914) states<br />
"the overprint 'B' is forged". An attractive "spacefiler". [An unusual opportunity to obtain an ancient<br />
"Royal" certificate with the signatures of the early luminaries Bacon, Castle, Hausberg, Hall & Yardley]<br />
100<br />
Ex Lot 12<br />
12 * A/B STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 Wmk CA 2c brown to 8c orange H<br />
#B13-19 (SG 14-20), a few minor defects but generally fine & of very fresh appearance, unused or<br />
large-part o.g., Cat 52,500 (= $A1750); SG Cat £1880. (7)<br />
750<br />
13 F A/B<br />
Ex Lot 13<br />
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 Wmk CA 2c rose (creased), 5c<br />
blue, 6c lilac & 8c orange H #B14 & 17-19 (SG 15 & 18-20) plus Wmk CC 24c blue-green H #B9 (SG<br />
9), all with Bangkok cds, Cat 5000 baht (= $A660); SG Cat £563. (5)<br />
250<br />
14 O A/B<br />
Ex Lot 14<br />
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 Wmk CA 4c rose, 5c blue, 8c<br />
orange & 10c slate (3, one with a rounded corner) H #B15 17 19 & 20 (SG 16 18 20 & 21) cancelled<br />
with part-strikes of undated cachets of the British Consulate, US Legation, Windsor Rose & Co (2),<br />
Windsor & Redlich, or The Borneo Company, Cat 30,000 baht (= $A1000); SG Cat £740. (6)<br />
400
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The British Post Office in Siam (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 15<br />
15 * B C1 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STAMPS OVERPRINTED 'B': 1882-85 Wmk CA 8c orange as H #B19 (SG<br />
20) with a faint but obvious second Inverted 'B' at centre-right, minor thins, large-part o.g., Cat 7000+<br />
baht (= $A233); SG Cat £180. After overprinting, sheets were stacked back-to-back or face-to-face.<br />
This sometimes resulted in minor ink-transference causing "varieties" such as this]<br />
1883 King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) First Issue<br />
100<br />
16 P A/B<br />
Ex Lot 16<br />
PROOFS: Exhibit page with imperforate plate proofs in unissued colours on wove paper or card of<br />
varying thicknesses comprising 1 att in brown & in sepia, 1 sio in brown, 1 sik in steel-blue & a pair in<br />
dark blue, 1 salung in red-lake (2, on different stocks), pair in pale blue & block of 4 in blue (the first<br />
unit with a repaired internal tear), and the unissued 1 fuang in carmine & in black (2, on different<br />
stocks, one with a repaired thin), generally fine to very fine. (17 units)<br />
1,750<br />
17 P A A1<br />
Lot 17<br />
PROOFS: Waterlow sheetlet of 9 in brown comprising vertical columns of 1 solot, 1 att & 1 sio, each<br />
unit with 'WATERLOW & SONS LTD./SPECIMEN' overprint and small security punch at lower-left,<br />
exceptional centring, ungummed. [Waterlow produced numerous sheetlets from many administrations -<br />
including New Zealand & North Borneo - as printers' samples to demonstrate the quality of their work.<br />
The similar sheetlet in Feldman's "Thailand" sold for €2868]<br />
2,000<br />
18 P A B1<br />
Lot 18<br />
PROOFS: 1 sik similar sheetlet of 9 in dark blue, well centred, ungummed. [The similar sheetlet in<br />
Feldman's "Thailand" sold for €2868]<br />
2,000
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1883 King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) First Issue (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
19 P A+ A1<br />
Lot 19<br />
PROOFS: 1 salung similar sheetlet of 9 in deep ultramarine on thicker paper, exceptional centring,<br />
ungummed. Superb! [The similar sheetlet in Feldman's "Thailand" sold for €2868]<br />
2,000<br />
20 W B A1<br />
Lot 20<br />
PROOFS: 1 fuang - the unissued value - similar but smaller sheetlet of 9 in indigo-violet, the overprint<br />
vertical (reading upwards) at left, closed tear in the margin at right & minor crease affecting the sixth<br />
unit, ungummed. [This is the only value that exists with the vertical overprint. The similar sheetlet -<br />
apparently toned & with a large fingerprint in the margin - in Feldman's "Thailand" sold for €3346]<br />
1,000<br />
21 P A+ A1<br />
Lot 21<br />
PROOFS: 1 fuang - the unissued value - similar sheetlet of 9 in carmine on thicker paper, exceptional<br />
centring, ungummed. Superb! [Absent from Feldman's "Thailand"]<br />
2,000<br />
Ex Lot 22<br />
22<br />
*WO<br />
ISSUED STAMPS: Extensive remainders in stockbook comprising 1 solot Plate 1 x10 (one used),<br />
Plate 2 x10 (one used) & Plate 3 x53 (4 used), 1 att x35 (6 used including a strip of 3 on piece), 1 sio<br />
x25 (4 used), 1 sik mint/unused x37 & used x14 including a pair on piece, 1 salung brown-ochre (16<br />
atts) x9 (2 used) & 1 salung brown-orange (12 atts) mint/unused x25 & used x18, '1 Tical' on 1 solot x7<br />
(3 identified as forgeries), 1889 1 att on 1 sio x12 (2 used), also Second Issue set mint & used x2,<br />
condition variable but most are fine. Study opportunity. [When Siam joined the UPU in July 1885, the<br />
value of the 1 salung stamp was changed from 16 atts to 12 atts, & new printings were in the<br />
"brown-orange" shade] (250+)<br />
750
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1883 King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) First Issue (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
23 **/*W A/B<br />
Ex Lot 23<br />
ISSUED STAMPS: Exhibit pages with 1 solot Plate 1 (thinned), Plate 2 x3 shades (one with small thin)<br />
& Plate 3 x2 shades (one with no gum) + block of 8 (4x2); 1 att x3 shades (one with no gum) plus<br />
marginal block of 9; 1 sio x2 shades (one with Re-Entry in Double-Circle at Upper-Left) plus marginal<br />
block of 15 (3x5, some perf separation); 1 sik x2 shades plus marginal irregular block of 8; 1 salung<br />
(16 atts) brown-ochre; & 1 salung brown-orange (12 atts) plus marginal block of 9; between F&O<br />
#1-5B (H #1-5) complete plus shades, most with large-part o.g., the blocks with some units<br />
unmounted, Cat 53,700++ baht (= $A1790++). (64)<br />
1,000<br />
Ex Lot 24<br />
24 * A/B ISSUED STAMPS: blocks of 4 comprising 1 solot blue Plate 3, 1 sik yellow-ochre (minor tonespots) &<br />
yellow both marginal from the right of the sheets, & 1 salung brown-orange (12 atts, some<br />
separation/reinforcing), large-part o.g., Cat 11,600 baht (= $A386) as singles. [It is notable that in the<br />
Feldman "Thailand", the only multiple was a comple sheet of the 1 att] (4 blocks)<br />
300<br />
Lot 25<br />
25 */** A A1 ISSUED STAMPS: 1 solot blue Plate 3 block of 9, the central unit with Major Re-Entry (Horizontal<br />
Lines across the Value), excellent centring, large-part o.g. with a few units - including the variety -<br />
unmounted, Cat 3600++ baht (= $A120++) as singles.<br />
200<br />
Lot 26<br />
26 * A ISSUED STAMPS: 1 solot blue Plate 3 imperforate single F&O #1P3a (H #1a), margins close to large,<br />
large-part o.g., Cat 120,000 baht ($A4000) for a pair. [Larger margins than the two unused singles in<br />
the Pears collection]<br />
200
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1883 King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) First Issue (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
27 F (A)<br />
Lot 27<br />
ISSUED STAMPS: 1 solot blue Plate 3 imperforate pair F&O #1P3a (H #1a), margins good to large,<br />
repaired thins, crisp Krungthep cancels, Cat 120,000 baht (= $A4000). Ex Walter Pears (Lot 89). [The<br />
Feldman "Thailand" pair sold for €2270, and the imperforate pair in indigo in the same auction sold for<br />
€3585]<br />
1,500<br />
Lot 28<br />
28 */** A ISSUED STAMPS: 1 sio vermilion F&O 3 (H #3) block of 9, well centred, large-part o.g. with several<br />
units being unmounted, Cat 9000 baht (= $A300) as mounted singles.<br />
400<br />
29 S A- B1<br />
Lot 29<br />
ISSUED STAMPS: 1 sik yellow F&O #4 (H #4) with large-part triple-oval 'His Royal<br />
H[ighness]/PRINCE WARA[WANNAKORN]' cachet in violet, overstamped with Bangkok cds. Unusual.<br />
[Illustration above Lot 26]<br />
100<br />
Lot 30<br />
30 */** A/B ISSUED STAMPS: 1 salung brown-orange (12 atts) F&O #5B (H #5) upper-left corner block of 8, the<br />
third unit with a small internal fault, large-part o.g. with three units unmounted, Cat 12,000 baht (=<br />
$A400) as mounted singles.<br />
400
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1883 King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) First Issue (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 31<br />
31 ** A- B1 UNISSUED VALUE: 1 fuang scarlet F&O #6 (H #6), full unmounted (brown, as usual) o.g., Cat 60,000<br />
baht (= $A2000). [An example in the Christie's Singapore sale of 24/3/1995 sold for $S1322]<br />
1885-87 Tical Surcharges<br />
1,000<br />
32 W A/B<br />
Ex Lot 32<br />
Exhibit page with Type 1 'TICAL' forgery, Type 2 x4 & Type 3 (minor toning), plus the Official Reprints<br />
Type 4A & Type 4B ("used" with 'BANGKOK/C/PAID/2MA85' CTO cds that exists only on these<br />
reprints), F&O between #7 & 10B (H between #7 & 11), all but the last with large-part o.g., Cat 162,000<br />
baht (= $A5,400) plus the forgery. [Frajola & Ostlie state that of Type 1 - Cat 150,000 baht - 1000 were<br />
printed but of Type 3 - Cat 90,000 baht - only 360 approximately were printed] (8)<br />
1,000<br />
Lot 33<br />
33 * A A1 OFFICIAL REPRINTS: '1 Tical' on 1 solot blue Types 4A & Type 4B se-tenant pair F&O #10A-10B (H<br />
#10-11), excellent centring, large-part o.g., Cat 24,000+ baht (= $A800+) as singles.<br />
1887-91 De La Rue Issue<br />
The 1 att value was added to the series in February 1891.<br />
300<br />
34 P A<br />
Lot 34<br />
MASTER DIE PROOF: Progressive die proof with void corners at lower-left & lower-right & blank value<br />
tablets in black on highly surfaced card (92x60mm), '16NOV85' & 'BEFORE/HARDENING'<br />
handstamps at upper-right.<br />
1,000
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1887-91 De La Rue Issue (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
35 P A<br />
Lot 35<br />
1891 New Value progressive die proof for the newly engraved head for the 1 att value in black with<br />
uncleared surrounds on highly surfaced card (92x60mm), handstamped '23OCT90' at upper-left &<br />
'BEFORE/HARDENING' at upper-right.<br />
1889-99 Att Surcharges<br />
During this period, and well into the 20th Century, Siam experienced recurring shortages of low denomination stamps, requiring<br />
numerous revaluations of higfher values to meet immediate needs. Both handstamps and machine-overprints were employed. That<br />
fact, along with the numerous sub-types and altered settings, make for a collecting challenge of complexity and variety. The most<br />
extensive collection of the "atts" surcharges known to us was formed by the American Vincent Polizatto, and sold in Hong Kong in<br />
2006. Numerous references are made to the catalogue for that sale. It is highly noteworthy that Len Colgan's collection includes a<br />
number of significant items that were absent from the Polizatto Collection.<br />
1,000<br />
36<br />
Ex Lot 36<br />
*O Selection on two Hagners including 1 att on 1 sio mint (4) & used (2), 1892 '4 atts.' on 24a mint strip of<br />
3, 1894 '2 Atts.' on 64a mint x4 different & used x4 different, Antique types with various part-Roman<br />
varieties etc, also a few forged "errors" & a Battambang Provisional forgery, generally fine. Inspection<br />
recommended. (76)<br />
600<br />
Lot 37<br />
37 */** A B1 1889 (Aug) "att" on First Issue 1 sio vermilion Type 1 Sub-Type A (Bar Complete) block of 4, the<br />
second unit with the Overprint Double F&O #18Aa (H #20a), large-part o.g., the lower units<br />
unmounted, Cat 12,100+ baht (= $A403+) as mounted singles.<br />
800<br />
Lot 38<br />
38 * A C1 1889 (Aug) "att" on First Issue 1 sio vermilion Type 1 Sub-Type B (Bar Partly Absent) Overprint<br />
Double F&O #18Ba (H #20/1a), large-part o.g., Cat 10,000 baht (= $A333). [Vincent Polizatto's similar<br />
example (Lot 801) sold for $HK7475]<br />
500
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1889-99 Att Surcharges (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 39<br />
39 * B A2 1889 (Aug) "att" on First Issue 1 sio vermilion Type 2 with the Overprint Inverted F&O #19c (H<br />
#21b), a couple of short perfs, large-part o.g. Cat 30,000 baht (= $A1000). [Frajola & Ostlie state that<br />
80,000 of Type 1 (all sub-types) were printed but only 9500 of Type 2. Despite this, the Hobby<br />
catalogue values are the same. Absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection]<br />
750<br />
40<br />
Ex Lot 40<br />
*O 1889-1890 Surcharges '1' on Second Issue 2 atts Type 1 Setting A - applied in 3 operations - mint x2<br />
& used x2 (one with Surcharge Double) & Setting B - applied in 1 operation - x 6 (minor differences)<br />
plus Types 2 3 & 4 (faded & soiled, Cat 60,000 baht) F&O between #21 & 24 (H #22-25), generally<br />
very fine with large-part o.g., Cat 85,400 baht (= $A2846)] (13)<br />
500<br />
Lot 41<br />
41 ** A/A+ 1889-1890 Surcharges '1' on Second Issue 2 atts Type 2 (the '1' with Narrow Stem, Large Serif at Top<br />
& Small Serif at Base) F&O #22 (H #22) complete sheet of 100 with the margins intact,<br />
'Prisdang/18JAN90' control handstamp in rosine twice on the reverse, most units with full unmounted<br />
o.g., Cat 25,000++ baht (= $A833++) as mounted singles. A rare survivor, especially in such fine<br />
condition. [Prince Prisdang was Director-General of the Post & Telegraph Department. Superior to the<br />
Feldman "Thailand" sheet - Lot 20109 - that sold for €2629. Vincent Polizatto's similar sheet - Lot 806 -<br />
sold for $HK18,400]<br />
2,000<br />
42 F A B1<br />
Lot 42<br />
1889-1890 Surcharges '1' on Second Issue 2 atts Setting A - applied in three operations - Type 4 with<br />
No Base on the '1' F&O 24 (H #25), excellent colour, well centred, crisp Bangkok cds, Cat 25,000 baht<br />
(= $A833). Rare. [Vincent Polizatto stated that only 36 examples have been recorded, 17 mint & 19<br />
used. On that basis, this stamp is significantly undercatalogued, especially used. Prakaipet<br />
Indhusuphon's used example - Lot 103, with "three light rust spots" - sold for $S7475. Polizatto's<br />
example with Bangkok cds was estimated at $HK30,000 but didn't sell. However, his discoloured<br />
example cancelled with a Siamese cds - Lot 828 - sold for $HK27,600]<br />
1,500
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1889-99 Att Surcharges (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 43<br />
43 ** A+ C1 1889-1890 Surcharges '1' on Second Issue 3 atts Type 5 with Different Siamese Characters F&O #26<br />
(H #27) marginal example from the right of the sheet, full unmounted o.g., Cat 600,000 baht (=<br />
$A20,000). Superb! [Prakaipet Indhusophon's two mint examples - Lots 108 & 109, both with defects -<br />
sold for $S18,400 & $S16,100 respectively]<br />
This is one of the most contentious stamps in all of Thai philately. Although accorded full catalogue<br />
status by Hobby International, the Frajola & Ostlie entry is in italics which means "believed to<br />
be...issued without official sanction". However, Thai collectors clearly accept its validity, and it's<br />
inclusion in Len Colgan's "Bangkok 1993" exhibit was not challenged. Vincent Polizatto considered the<br />
issue to be genuine, stating that "the English numeral '1' is identical with other types and used copies<br />
[sic] are known from 1890".<br />
7,500<br />
Lot 44<br />
44 * A B1 1890 (Feb) Emergency Issue '2' on '1' on 3 atts F&O #29 (H #30) with the characteristic surface<br />
abrasions at lower-left caused by a half-hearted official attempt to erase the Siamese '1', large-part<br />
o.g., Cat 70,000 baht (= $A2333).<br />
Due to an acute shortage of 2atts stamps, a small number of the '1' on 3atts surcharges were<br />
additionally handstamped with a large '2'. [Few examples seem to have survived, suggesting that the<br />
catalogue value is very conservative. The Feldman "Thailand" example - Lot 20111, described as "one<br />
of the rarest unused stamps of Asia" - sold for €1135. Vincent Polizatto had no mint example: his used<br />
example - Lot 830 - sold for $HK27,600]<br />
1,000<br />
Ex Lot 45<br />
45 *G A 1891 (Mar) Typeset Overprint '2' on 3 atts F&O #30 Sub-Type 1 with "mai han akaad" Vertical (H<br />
#32) x4 comprising '2' sub-types A B C & D (the last with Broken '2' that occurs only once - at E6 - in<br />
the sheet of 120 positions, used), and Sub-Type 2 with "mai han akaad" Horizontal (H #31) x2<br />
comprising '2' sub-types A & C; and a used example with "mai toh" instead of "mai phat" (H #32b) with<br />
part 'KEDAH' cds; Cat 18,800 baht (= $A626). (7)<br />
400
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1889-99 Att Surcharges (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 46<br />
46 * A C1 1891 (Mar) Typeset Overprint '2' on 3 atts F&O #30 lower-right corner block of 4 all Sub-Type 1 with<br />
"mai han akaad" Vertical (H #32) '2' sub-types A - the left-hand units - or B - the right-hand units - the<br />
first unit also with "mai toh" instead of "mai phat" (H #32b) & the third unit also with an aberrant<br />
"nailhead impression", large-part o.g., Cat 13,600+ baht (= $A453+). Excellent positional piece.<br />
250<br />
Lot 47<br />
47 * A A1 1891 (Mar) Typeset Overprint '2' on 3 atts with Smaller '2' 3½mm High F&O #31 (H #33), excellent<br />
centring, large-part o.g., Cat 30,000 baht (= $A1000).<br />
This is another contentious stamp. Although accorded catalogue status by Hobby International, and<br />
priced both mint & used, the Frajola & Ostlie listing is in italics, which means "believed to be...issued<br />
without official sanction". However, Thai collectors clearly accept its validity, and it's inclusion in Len<br />
Colgan's "Bangkok 1993" exhibit was not challenged. [Vincent Polizatto had no mint example: his<br />
faded used example (Lot 846) sold for $HK5520]<br />
500<br />
Ex Lot 48<br />
48 * A B1 1892 (Oct) Surcharged in Siamese Only 4 atts on 24 atts Type 1 with Wooden Handstamp (first two<br />
characters joined) F&O #33 (H #34) h/s A (?); and Type 2 with Metal Handstamp (first two characters<br />
not joined) F&O #34 (H #35) h/s B (?), another example with the Surcharge Double F&O #34a (H<br />
#35a) and another with the Characters at Right Largely Omitted H #35b (unlisted by F&O), Cat 15,400<br />
baht (= $A513).<br />
80,000 were prepared with a wooden handstamp & 120,000 with a metal handstamp but the numbers<br />
issued were 8000 and 4000 respectively. Despite this disparity, both types have the same catalogue<br />
value. The remaining stamps were issued with the addition of a '4 atts' overprint. (4)<br />
250
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
49<br />
Ex Lot 49<br />
*O 1892 (Nov) English Surcharge Added '4 atts' (No Stop) or '4 atts.' (Stop) handstamped on 24 atts<br />
Type 1 Smaller Handstamp with No Stop, Type 2 Larger Handstamp with No Stop, Type 3 Smaller<br />
Handstamp with Stop & Type 4 Larger Handstamp with Stop F&O #35-38 (H #36-39); plus with the<br />
Siamese Surcharge Double Type 1 (the handstamp quite diagonal, with bold 'CHIENGMAI' cds), Type<br />
3 (three units in a block of 4, mostly minor) & Type 4; then a selection of varieties mostly on Type 3<br />
including with Antique 'a' (Type 1), strip of 3 with Antique 'a' & Script Second 't', Comma for Stop, and<br />
Stop Omitted, etc, generally fine to very fine, Cat 23,200 baht (= $A773). (19)<br />
350<br />
Lot 50<br />
50 * A B1 1892 (Nov) English Surcharge Added '4 atts' on 24 atts Type 1 Smaller Wooden Handstamp with No<br />
Stop with the Siamese Surcharge Omitted F&O #35d (H #36d), large-part o.g., Cat 50,000 baht (=<br />
$A1666). [Vincent Polizatto had no mint example: his used example (Lot 853) sold for $HK6325]<br />
800<br />
Lot 51<br />
51 * A A1 1892 (Nov) English Surcharge Added '4 atts' on 24 atts Type 2 Larger Metal Handstamp with No<br />
Stop with the Siamese Surcharge Omitted F&O #36d (H #37b) being the upper unit in a vertical pair,<br />
large-part o.g., Cat 50,600+ baht (= $A1686). [Absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection]<br />
800<br />
52 F A- A1<br />
Lot 52<br />
1892 (Nov) English Surcharge Added '4 atts.' on 24 atts Type 3 Smaller Metal Handstamp with Stop<br />
with the Siamese Surcharge Omitted F&O #37b (H #38c), a couple of very minor blemishes, Siamese<br />
cds, Cat 50,000 baht (= $A1666) mint; unpriced used. [Absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection]<br />
800
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
53 G B B1<br />
Lot 53<br />
1892 (Nov) English Surcharge Added '4 atts.' on 24 atts Type 4 Larger Metal Handstamp with Stop<br />
with the Siamese Surcharge Omitted F&O #38d (H #39c), a bit aged, Siamese cds of Nakhon<br />
Ratchasima, Cat 50,000 baht (= $A1666) mint; unpriced used. [Vincent Polizatto's very similar &<br />
similarly cancelled example (Lot 854) sold for $HK6325]<br />
850<br />
Ex Lot 54<br />
54 *F A/B 1894 (July) '1 Atts.' on 64 atts exhibit page with Settings A B & C singles, a couple of type varieties,<br />
Settings B & C (used at Nongkhai) both with Surcharge Transposed (English at the Base) F&O #39Bb<br />
& 39Cb, Setting C with the Surcharge Inverted F&O #39Ca & Setting C with Strong Offset of the<br />
Surcharge on the Reverse, generally fine to very fine. Most of these varieties are unlisted in the Hobby<br />
catalogue. (9)<br />
500<br />
Lot 55<br />
55 * B B1 1894 (July) '1 Atts.' on 64 atts Setting A block of 10 (2x5) identified as Columns 1-2 Rows E-I, the<br />
eighth unit with 'Att.' [H2] F&O #39AVa (H #40a), some split/reinforced perforations, a bit aged, Cat<br />
32,400+ baht (= $A1080+). [Absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection. Illustration above Lot 54]<br />
600<br />
Ex Lot 56<br />
56 */** A/B 1894 (Aug) '1 Att.' on 64 atts F&O #40 (H #41) exhibit page with singles stated to be from Settings A B<br />
& C, Setting A Raised Stop [B6] F&O #40 (H #41c) in a block of 4, Setting B 'AttS' with Inverted Capital<br />
'S' Added F&O #40Ba (H #41a) single & block of 4 (aged), Setting B 'Atts.' with Small 's' & Stop Added<br />
F&O #40Bd (H #41b) used, & Setting C Spaced 'At t.' F&O #40CVa (H #42a) in a block of 4 (aged),<br />
Cat 20,400+ baht (= $A680). [The catalogues both refer to the Raised Stop as an "inverted stop",<br />
which would look the same as a normal stop!] (17)<br />
250
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 57<br />
57 */**F A B1 1894 (July) Large Roman Surcharges '2 Atts.' on 64 atts Sub-Type F with 'Att.s' F&O #41FVc (H<br />
#48a) position [A5] single with no gum & in an unmounted block of 4 (one normal unit with rounded<br />
corner) & position [A7] used single; also Sub-Type E with unlisted Colon before '2' position [G3]; Cat<br />
8600+ baht (= $A286+). [The 'Att.s' variety was absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection. He had a<br />
used example of the "colon flaw"] (4 items)<br />
300<br />
Lot 58<br />
58 */** A 1894 (July) Large Roman Surcharges '2 Atts.' on 64 atts Setting A complete sheet of 120 (margins<br />
removed) comprising Sub-Type A x38, Sub-Type B one position only [C11], Sub-Type C x8, Sub-Type<br />
D x18, Sub-Type E x11 & Sub-Type F x44, most units with full unmounted o.g., Cat 159,000+++ baht<br />
(= $A5,300+++) as singles. A rare survivor. [With the plating charts from both catalogues. See the<br />
website scans for the entire sheet]<br />
NB: the catalogue value of the rare Sub-Type B F&O #41B (H #44) is 60,000 (= $A2000) mint or used.<br />
Vincent Polizatto's block of 36 - Lot 867, the Sub-Type B creased - sold for $HK21,160 (= $3526). A<br />
used single sold for 80,000 baht (= $A2666) at the Eur-Seree auction in August 2010.<br />
4,000<br />
59<br />
Lot 59<br />
*O 1894 (July) Large Roman Surcharges '2 Atts.' on 64 atts two vertical strips of 5 comprising F&O<br />
Sub-Types D/F/F/F/F (H Sub-Types 4/6/6/6/6) and F&O Sub-Types A/A/D/A/D (H Sub-Types<br />
1/1/4/1/4), large-part o.g., Cat 7000++ baht (= $A233++) as singles. Scarce multiples. [Based on the<br />
plating charts, these strips are identifiable as from the 5th & 10th columns respectively]<br />
300
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 60<br />
60 */** A/B 1894 (Oct-Dec) Small Roman Surcharges '1 Att.' on 64 atts exhibit page with both types F&O #42 &<br />
43 (H #49 & 50); Type 1 with '1' in Wrong Font & Raised 'tt', both unlisted, plus with the Surcharge<br />
Double F&O #42a (H #49a) & with the Surcharge Inverted F&O #42b (H #49b); Type 2 vertical pair<br />
with the Surcharge also on the Reverse (Inverted on the Upper Unit) F&O #43d/e (H #50e/f) aged, and<br />
'1' Close to 'Att' F&O #43Va (H #50a) in a block of 4, aged; Cat 32,800+ baht (= $A1093+). (12)<br />
400<br />
Ex Lot 61<br />
61 *F A/B 1894 (Oct-Dec) Small Roman Surcharges '2 Atts.' on 64 atts exhibit page with both types F&O #44 &<br />
45 (H #51 & 52); Type 1 with 's' Omitted F&O #44Va (H #51c) in a block of 4, aged, and Inverted 's'<br />
F&O #44Vb (H #51d) x2 (different positions); Type 2 with 's' Inverted F&O 45Va (H #52i) used, Thai<br />
Surcharge above '2 Atts.' F&O #45f (unlisted by Hobby) single & a strip of 3 with the Surcharge also at<br />
an Angle, Surcharge Double One at an Angle F&O #44aVar (H #52aVar), Surcharge Inverted F&O<br />
#45b (H #52c) used at Bangkok, and Additional Surcharge Inverted on the Reverse F&O #45h (H<br />
#52g); Cat 35,800++ baht (= $A1193++). (19)<br />
600<br />
62 V A<br />
Lot 62<br />
1894 (Oct-Dec) Small Roman Surcharges '2 Atts.' on 64 atts Type 2 with the English Surcharge<br />
10mm Long rejoined vertical pair with the Surcharge Inverted F&O #45b (H #52c), neat Bangkok cds,<br />
Cat 20,000+ baht (= $A666+).<br />
300<br />
Lot 63<br />
63 ** A B1 1894 (Oct-Dec) Small Roman Surcharges '2 Atts.' on 64 atts Type 2 with the English Surcharge<br />
10mm Long, with the Surcharge Double One Inverted F&O #45c (unlisted by Hobby) block of 4, full<br />
unmounted o.g. The same variety on Type 1 - English Surcharge 11¾mm Long - Cat 40,000+ baht (=<br />
$A1333+) as mounted singles. [Absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection]<br />
1,500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 64<br />
64 * A- C2 1894 (Oct-Dec) Small Roman Surcharges '2 Atts.' on 64 atts Type 2 with the English Surcharge<br />
10mm Long, with Siamese Surcharge Only Inverted on the Face & Additional Complete Surcharge -<br />
Upright - on the Reverse, one short perf at right, large-part o.g. Unlisted in both catalogues. [Absent<br />
from Vincent Polizatto's collection]<br />
600<br />
Ex Lot 65<br />
65 *G A 1895 (July) '10 Atts.' on 24 atts exhibit page with normal, 's' Inverted F&O #46Va (H #53a) in a mint<br />
pair & single with Singapore cds, Dropped '0' F&O #46Vb (H #53b) in a block of 4, a pair with the<br />
Siamese above the English Surcharge F&O #46b (unlisted by Hobby), & Additional Surcharge Inverted<br />
on the Reverse F&O #46d (H #53f), Cat 39,400++ baht (= $A1313++). (15)<br />
750<br />
Ex Lot 66<br />
66 *G A 1896-97 (Jan) '4 Atts.' on 12 atts exhibit page including Types 1 & 2 (both sub-types) F&O #47-48B (H<br />
#54-56), Type 1 with English Surcharge Omitted F&O #47b (H #54g) used & Additional Surcharge on<br />
the Reverse F&O #47e (H #54d), Type 2 sub-types A (used) & B both with the Surcharge Double F&O<br />
#48Aa & 48Ba (H #55a & 56a) & a couple of others, Cat 36,500 baht (= $A1216). (9)<br />
500<br />
Lot 67<br />
67 G A C1 1896-97 (Jan) '4 Atts.' on 12 atts Type 1 with 11mm Spacing & the Surcharge Inverted F&O 47a (H<br />
#54c), used, Cat 20,00 baht (= $A666). [Absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection]<br />
350
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 68<br />
68 ** A C1 1896-97 (Jan) '4 Atts.' on 12 atts Type 2 with 8½mm Spacing block of 12 (6x2) comprising sub-type A<br />
x8 (the first four columns) & sub-type B with Dropped Character x4 (the last two columns) F&O 48A-B<br />
(H #55-56), full unmounted o.g., Cat 16,000++ baht (= $A533++). [Sub-type A occurs 44 times &<br />
sub-type B occurs 76 times in the sheet of 120]<br />
250<br />
69 W B B1<br />
Lot 69<br />
1896-97 (Jan) '4 Atts.' on 12 atts Type 2 with 8½mm Spacing sub-type B with Dropped Character<br />
block of 4 all with the Surcharge Double F&O 48Ba (H #56a), no gum, Cat 24,000+ baht (= $A800+).<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 70<br />
70 *V A/B 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '1 Att.' on 12 atts exhibit page with Setting A '1<br />
Att.' = 11½mm long, Setting B '1 Atts.' & Setting C '1 Att.' = 9½mm long F&O #49A-C (H #61 62 & 68),<br />
also Setting B with Roman 'Atts.' F&O #49BVf (H #62e), Type C Roman 'Att.' F&O #49CVe (H #68e) &<br />
used block of 4 - a bit aged - with Roman 'Att.' on both right-hand units, Cat 22,100 baht (= $A736). (9)<br />
300<br />
Lot 71<br />
71 **/* A/B 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '2 Atts.' on 64 atts Setting A with 2mm Gap<br />
between Fourth Siamese Character & Value also with Roman First 't' F&O #50AVb (H #67b), full<br />
unmounted o.g., and Setting B with 1mm Gap F&O #50B (H #69), a couple of short perfs & a little<br />
aged, large-part o.g., Cat 45,000 baht (= $A1500) mounted. [Frajola & Ostlie state that 60,000 of each<br />
setting were surcharged but that "very few sheets of Setting B were issued"]<br />
600
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 72<br />
72 * A/B 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '2 Atts.' on 64 atts Setting B with 1mm Gap<br />
F&O #50B (H #69) block of 4, the lower units with Roman Second 't' & Roman First 't' F&O #50BVc & b<br />
(H #69c & b) respectively, the upper - normal - units with a few short perfs, very lightly mounted<br />
large-part o.g., Cat 184,000+ baht (= $A6133) as singles. A rare block. [Superior to Prakaipet<br />
Indhusuphon's block of 4 with two units with Roman Atts - Lot 169, described as "toned gum, slight<br />
reinforced splitting" - that sold for $S8625. Illustration above Lot 71]<br />
5,000<br />
Ex Lot 73<br />
73 *O A/B 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '3 Atts.' on 12 atts selection on exhibit page<br />
with all three settings F&O #51A-C (H #57 58 & 70), Setting A with Surcharge Double (One at an<br />
Angle) F&O #51AaVar (H #57fVar) - a bit aged - & Setting B with Surcharge Double F&O #51B2a (H<br />
#58f), nine constant varieties - one used - plus Setting C unused block of 4 with varieties F&O #51CVb<br />
c & e (H #70b c & d), Cat 67,900+ baht (= $A2263+). (18)<br />
750<br />
Ex Lot 74<br />
74 *O A 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '4 Atts.' on 12 atts selection on exhibit page<br />
Settings A Bi (used) & Bii F&O #52A-Bii (H #59 & 60), Setting A with Roman 'A' F&O #52AiiVa (H<br />
#59a) & unlisted Comma for Stop both used, Setting Bii with Surcharge Double F&O #52Biia (H<br />
#60g), Roman 'Atts' F&O #52BiiVe (H #60e) in used pair, Roman 'A' F&O #52BiiVa (H #60a) & Roman<br />
Second 't' F&O #52BiiVb (H #60b), Cat 21,200 baht (= $A706). (10)<br />
250<br />
Ex Lot 75<br />
75 *O A 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '4 Atts.' on 24 atts F&O #52 (H #71) single &<br />
block of 12 (2x6) with Roman First 't' [B4] & Roman 'Atts' [F5] F&O #52Vb & e (H #71b & e), Roman<br />
Second 't' F&O #52a (H #71c) x2 (one used), Roman 'tt' F&O unlisted (H #71d) used, Roman 'Atts.'<br />
F&O #52Ve (H #71e) used pair & in a used pair, Cat 31,900+ baht (= $A1063). (20)<br />
350
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 76<br />
76 * A B1 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '10 Atts.' on 24 atts F&O #54 (H #72) single &<br />
another with Roman Second 't' F&O #54Vc (H #72c), Cat 35,000 baht (= $A1166). [Frajola & Ostlie<br />
state that 120,000 were surcharged but "the number issued was far less". The scarcity of this stamp is<br />
highlighted by the fact that Vincent Polizatto had only four singles, all mint]<br />
750<br />
Lot 77<br />
77 F A B1 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '10 Atts.' on 24 atts F&O #54 (H #72)<br />
horizontal pair with the surcharge on a noticeable angle, light Bangkok cds, Cat 50,000+ baht (=<br />
$A1666+). Scarce multiple.<br />
850<br />
Lot 78<br />
78 */** A C1 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '10 Atts.' on 24 atts with Roman 'Atts.' F&O<br />
#54Ve (H #72e) vertical pair, the upper unit very lightly mounted & the lower unit unmounted, Cat<br />
40,000+ baht (= $A1333+) as mounted singles. Scarce multiple.<br />
750<br />
Ex Lot 79<br />
79 W A 1898-99 Antique Surcharges Rachathiptai Printings '10 Atts.' on 24 atts F&O #54 (H #72) plus '3<br />
Atts.' on 12 atts & Vacharin Printings '1 Att.' on 12 atts affixed to two small pieces from Natal Post<br />
Office records & cancelled with 'SPECIMEN.' handstamp (Samuel #NA2) that ties the '10 Atts.', Cat<br />
26,500 (= $A883) as mint singles. Rare. BPA Certificate (1981) for both pieces. [The Second Issue 12<br />
atts & 24 atts on small piece from the same source sold for 26,400 baht (= $A880) at a Bangkok<br />
auction in August 2009] (3)<br />
600
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
80 **/*O A<br />
Ex Lot 80<br />
1898-99 Roman Surcharges Vacharin Printings '1 Att.' on 12 atts marginal block of 4 from the top of<br />
the sheet, the left-hand units being Type A with 'A' to 'tts' = ½mm & the right-hand units being Type B<br />
with 'A' to 'tts' = 1½mm F&O #55A-B (H #63-64), unmounted; also Inverted Numeral '1' F&O #55BVa<br />
mint & used, & Inverted Second 't' F&O #55BVb (H #64b), Cat 29,600 (= $A986) as mint singles. (7)<br />
350<br />
Lot 81<br />
81 * A B1 1898-99 Roman Surcharges Vacharin Printings '1 Att.' on 12 atts horizontal strip of 3 comprising<br />
Type A with 'A' to 'tts' = ½mm, Inverted Numeral '1' F&O #55BVa (H #64b) & Type B with 'A' to 'tts' =<br />
1½mm, large-part o.g., Cat 11,800+ (= $A393+) as singles. Scarce se-tenant multiple.<br />
500<br />
Ex Lot 82<br />
82 * A/B 1898-99 Roman Surcharges Vacharin Printings '2 Atts.' on 64 atts Type A with 'A' to 'tts' = ½mm &<br />
Type B with 'A' to 'tts' = 1½mm F&O #56A-B (H #65-66), and a horizontal strip of 3 comprising Type A,<br />
'1' for '2' F&O #56BVa (H #66a) & Type B, large-part o.g. but a little aged, Cat 15,600+ (= $A520+) as<br />
singles. [Prakaipet Indhusuphon's strip of 3 with the central unit '1' for '2' - Lot 207, slightly toned & the<br />
right-hand unit with a vertical crease - sold for $S862] (5)<br />
1899-1904 Rejected Design & Sidefaces<br />
600<br />
Lot 83<br />
83 * A/B 1897 Rejected Design 1 att to 10 atts F&O 57-61 (H 73-77) complete set, variable centring, the 1a<br />
with a couple of tonespots, the 2a with no gum, the others are very fine but the 4a & 10a have minor<br />
hinge remainders, Cat 250,000 (= $A8333). A very scarce set & the first mint set we have offered.<br />
Absent from most collections. Prakaipet Indhusuphon's set of similar quality - Lot 214 - sold for $S7475<br />
in 1993.<br />
These stamps were delivered to Bangkok in 1897 but were not issued because the king did not<br />
approve of his portrait. The replacement set was issued in 1899, at which time 10,000 each of the 1a<br />
2a & 3a and 5000 each of the 4a & 10a from the rejected & unissued series were inadvertently<br />
released. When the mistake was discovered, all examples of the offending design were recalled and<br />
destroyed.<br />
4,500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
84 G/F A/A-<br />
Lot 84<br />
1897 Rejected Design 1 att to 10 atts F&O 57-61 (H 73-77) complete set, the 2 atts with slightly<br />
trimmed perfs at left, CTO - various dates in December 1899 - with the 'KORAT' cds as usual,<br />
undercatalogued at 65,000 baht (= $A2166). The catalogue value is for stamps that have been<br />
cancelled to order at Korat: examples cancelled elsewhere are worth a significant premium. [Kevin<br />
Ryan's similar set - the 1 att & 3 atts with small faults - sold for $2990]<br />
2,000<br />
85 F A B1<br />
Lot 85<br />
1897 Rejected Design another very fine set. [Norbert Spohn's very fine set - Lot 1534 - sold for<br />
$3808]<br />
2,500<br />
86 G/F A/B<br />
Ex Lot 86<br />
1897 Rejected Design commercially used examples with part-strikes of various datestamps<br />
comprising 1a from Puket x2 & Ranong, 2a from Puket & Battambang, and 3a from Battambang x2<br />
(different cds), a few minor defects, Cat 33,000 baht (= $A1100) as CTO. Frajola & Ostlie state "Only<br />
the three lowest values are known with genuine postal cancellations...from Battambang, Puket, Kedah,<br />
Korat and Sisophon" (the last considered to be dubious). [In the Feldman "Thailand", a single 3 atts<br />
with Swiss-type Battambang cds sold for €454] (7)<br />
750<br />
87 G C/A<br />
Lot 87<br />
1897 Rejected Design 1a green F&O #57 (H #73) vertical pair - the upper unit with trimmed perfs at<br />
the top - tied to small piece by 'PUKET/5 12/99' cds, Cat 6,000 baht (= $A200) for CTO.<br />
200
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
88 G A B1<br />
Lot 88<br />
1897 Rejected Design 1a green F&O #57 (H #73) tied to small piece by Siamese cds of Nakhon<br />
Ratchasima, Cat 3000 baht (= $A100) for CTO. Rare: office unrecorded by Frajola & Ostlie.<br />
200<br />
89 G B C2<br />
Lot 89<br />
1897 Rejected Design 2a green & red F&O #58 (H #74) with almost complete 'PUKET/6 11/99' cds, a<br />
few short perfs, Cat 5000 baht (= $A166) for CTO. Very early usage.<br />
150<br />
Ex Lot 90<br />
90 * A/B 1899-1904 Sidefaces comprising 1899 1 att to 64 atts F&O 62-70 (H #78-86), 1904 New Colours &<br />
Values 1 att to 64 atts (a few toned perfs) F&O #73-79 (H #87-93), 1905 '1 Att.' on 14 atts x2 one with<br />
Small '1' F&O #80 & 80Vb (H #96 & 96d) and '2 Atts.' on 28 atts x2 F&O 81 (H #97) one with a minor<br />
Double Surcharge (Kiss Print), generally very fine, Cat 20,200 baht (= $A673). (20)<br />
1902 Battambang Provisionals<br />
The so-called Battambang - or Battambong - Provisionals were produced with a Siamese-language typewriter by the local postmaster,<br />
apparently with approval from the Treasury. However, when the postal authorities came to know of the existence of these stamps, the<br />
issue was suppressed and all remaining stamps were withdrawn and destroyed. In 1907, Battambang was ceded to French Indo-China<br />
and incorporated into the north-western province of Cambodia.<br />
240<br />
Lot 91<br />
91 * A+ C1 Siamese Surcharge Only 2 atts Type B (up-stroke of fifth character is vertical) on 3 atts F&O #71B (H<br />
#94), very lightly mounted, pencilled "43" & initials "HRH" on the reverse, Cat 150,000 baht (=<br />
$A5000). Superb! [Frajola & Ostlie state only 350 were issued but give no indication as to how many<br />
were Type A & Type B, nor how many were withdrawn]<br />
Len Colgan states that because all the unsold examples were withdrawn and destroyed, what the<br />
catalogues list as mint are actually "Royal Reprints". Vincent Polizatto disingenuously stated that they<br />
were produced on "Typewriter 2"! His mint duo - Lot 925 - sold for $HK40,250.<br />
2,500
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1902 Battambang Provisionals (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
92 F A C1<br />
Lot 92<br />
Siamese Surcharge Only 2 atts Type B (up-stroke of the fifth character is vertical) on 3 atts F&O<br />
#71B (H #94), light Swiss-type 'BATTAMBONG' "bridge" cds of -.8.1902, pencilled initials of Peter<br />
Holcombe (?) on the reverse, Cat 160,000 baht (= $A5333). [Absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection.<br />
Kevin Ryan's used example - Lot 203, small thin in the margin at top - sold for $2990]<br />
Both this and Lot 94 are clearly dated August 1902 (with an indistinct day). This suggests that the<br />
issue date of September 1902 in both catalogues is an error. In fact, Frajola & Ostlie state "In August<br />
1902..."<br />
2,500<br />
Lot 93<br />
93 * A+ C1 Siamese Surcharge Only 10 atts Type A (base of sixth character is level with the earlier characters)<br />
on 12 atts F&O #72A (H #95), very lightly mounted, pencilled "43" & initials "HRH" on the reverse, Cat<br />
150,000 baht (= $A5000). Superb!<br />
2,500<br />
94 F A C1<br />
Lot 94<br />
Siamese Surcharge Only 10 atts Type A (base of sixth character is level with the earlier characters)<br />
on 12 atts F&O #72A (H #95), light Swiss-type 'BATTAMBONG' "bridge" cds of -.8.1902, neat<br />
'MONT/GUIL/LON.' handstamp on the reverse, Cat 160,000 baht (= $A5333). [Kevin Ryan's used<br />
example - Lot 204 - sold for $4312. Vincent Polizatto's two used examples - Lots 926 & 927, the latter<br />
with a heavy cds - sold for $HK34,500 & $HK27,600 respectively. The Feldman "Thailand" example -<br />
Lot 20223 - sold for €5497]<br />
4,000
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1902 Battambang Provisionals (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 95<br />
95 * A-/A Siamese Surcharge Only 2 atts on 3 atts & 10 atts on 12 atts as F&O #71 & 72 (H #94 & 95) but with<br />
forged surcharges, the first with a small gum blemish, lightly mounted. Attractive "spacefillers".<br />
150<br />
96 O A B1<br />
Lot 96<br />
Siamese Surcharge Only 2 atts on 3 atts & 10 atts on 12 atts as F&O #71 & 72 (H #94 & 95) but with<br />
forged surcharges, the first also with a bogus cancellation.<br />
250<br />
97 O A C1<br />
Lot 97<br />
Siamese Surcharge Only 10 atts on 12 atts as F&O #72 (H #95) but with watery surcharge that is<br />
clearly a forgery. RPSofL Certificate (1972) states "...is genuine"!<br />
100<br />
98 G A C1<br />
Lot 98<br />
Siamese Surcharge Only 10 atts on 2 atts on 3 atts F&O #72a (H #95a), bold strike of the Swiss-type<br />
'BATTAMBONG' "bridge" cds of 14.9.1902, pencil signature of "Dillemann" (?) on the reverse, Cat<br />
250,000 baht (= $A8333). RPSofL Certificate (1972).<br />
Len Colgan states that the Battambang postmaster started surchaging a part-sheet of the 12 atts<br />
alternately with 2 atts & 10 atts. Soon realising that this was likely to result in serious confusion when<br />
the stamps were released to the public, he returned to those inscribed 2 atts & re-typed 10 atts on<br />
those few stamps. It is stated that only 12 of these dual surcharged stamps were produced and that<br />
perhaps as few as 4 are known to have survived, making this arguably the rarest stamp of<br />
Siam/Thailand. Absent from Vincent Polizatto's collection.<br />
5,000
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
1905-10 Issues<br />
99<br />
Ex Lot 99<br />
*O 1905-10 Issues remainders on stockleaves with 1905 Wat Jeng to 24a mint & two used sets + 1t pair,<br />
1908 '4' on 5a Narrow Spacing mint in pair with normal & used x3, Jubilee Overprints mint & used x2<br />
sets plus a few varieties, 1909 Surcharges on Wat Jeng used set, Surcharges on Portraits mint blocks<br />
of 4 plus 6stg on 6a & 14stg on 14a used blocks of 4, 1910 Garuda set mint & used etc, condition<br />
variable but most are fine. (180+)<br />
400<br />
Lot 100<br />
100 * A-/B 1907 High Denomination Surcharges on Revenue Stamps '10/Ticals.' (a couple of minor bends),<br />
'20/Ticals.' (small area of gum-toning/aging) & '40/Ticals.' (margin at base folded under & adhering)<br />
F&O #91-93 (H #113-115), large-part o.g., the last with Bühler guarantee handstamp, Cat 400,000<br />
baht (= $A13,333). An attractive & well above-average set of this difficult issue. Bühler Certificate<br />
(1985) for the 40 ticals. [The numbers surcharged were only 5050, 2484 and 2100 respectively. The<br />
Feldman "Thailand" set - the 20 ticals with faults & the 40 ticals with no gum - sold for €4063. Another<br />
set - the 10 ticals with brown gum & the 20 ticals with light gum bend - sold for 429,000 baht (=<br />
$A14,300) at a Bangkok auction in August 2009]<br />
6,000<br />
101 O A/B<br />
Lot 101<br />
1907 High Denomination Surcharges on Revenue Stamps '10/Ticals.' (minor overall toning),<br />
'20/Ticals.' & '40/Ticals.' (small fault at lower-left) F&O #91-93 (H #113-115), Bangkok cds, Cat 35,000<br />
baht (= $A1166). [Norbert Spohn's similar set - Lot 1537, the 40t with a minor corner bend - sold for<br />
$2016]<br />
850
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1905-10 Issues (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 102<br />
102 ** A+ B1 1907 High Denomination Surcharges on Revenue Stamps '10/Ticals.' '20/Ticals.' & '40/Ticals.' F&O<br />
#91-93 (H #113-115) each with tiny 'Specimen.' handstamp, well centred, full unmounted o.g. Superb!<br />
[Surely as fine as any set in existence! A fine mounted set sold for 137,500 baht (= $A4583) at a<br />
Bangkok auction in August 2009]<br />
5,000<br />
103 G A- B2<br />
Lot 103<br />
1907 High Denomination Surcharges on Revenue Stamps '10/Ticals.' with Oval Stop F&O #91Va<br />
(H #113b), excellent centring, one pulled perf, Cat 5,000 baht (= $A166).<br />
100<br />
Lot 104<br />
104 G A- B1 1907 High Denomination Surcharges on Revenue Stamps '10/Ticals.' F&O #91 (H #113) block of 4,<br />
well centred, a couple of insignificant surface blemishes, Cat 12,000+ baht (= $A400+) as singles. A<br />
very scarce multiple. [A used pair - "brown tone on reverse" - sold for 11,000 baht (= $A366) at a<br />
Bangkok auction in August 2009]<br />
400<br />
105 V B B1<br />
Lot 105<br />
1907 High Denomination Surcharges on Revenue Stamps '40/Ticals.' F&O #93 (H #115), well<br />
centred, a bit aged, blue cds, Cat 20,000 baht (= $A666).<br />
300
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1905-10 Issues (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 106<br />
106 */** A 1907-08 Provisional Surcharges including '1 att.' on 24 atts block of 4 with two units Dropped Stop<br />
F&O 94Va (H #116d), '4' on 5 atts with Narrow Surcharge F&O #101Va (H #118a) in pair with normal<br />
& Grossly Misplaced Surcharge F&O #101b (H #118c), '9 Atts' on 10 atts Small First 't' F&O #102Vc<br />
(unlisted by Hobby) in marginal pair, Siamese Hatt for Att F&O #102Vb (H #119c) and block of 12<br />
(6x2) with the overprint in the first four columns further to the right (most units unmounted), Cat<br />
26,500+ baht (= $A883+).<br />
Len Colgan states that the block of 12 with the pronounced misalignment of the overprint on eight<br />
left-hand units relative to the four right-hand units has not previously been recorded in the literature.<br />
(26)<br />
600<br />
Lot 107<br />
107 * A 1907-08 Provisional Surcharges '2 Atts.' on 24 atts & '9 Atts' on 10 atts both with the Surcharge<br />
Inverted F&O #100a & 102b (H #117a & 119a), very lightly mounted, Cat 27,000 baht (= $A900). The<br />
latter stamp is Ex Henry Madden (Lot 618).<br />
500<br />
Ex Lot 108<br />
108 * A/B 1908 Jubilee Overprints 1 att to 18 atts pairs - the last rejoined - each with the left-hand unit having<br />
the Spaced 'i l' variety F&O 103Vd-107Vb (H #120e-124b), and the set - the 18 atts used, the 1 att 4<br />
atts & 8 atts in pairs - all with Small 'i' F&O #103Vc-107Va (H #120d-124a), a few blemishes, Cat<br />
26,000+ baht (= $A866+). (18)<br />
400<br />
Ex Lot 109<br />
109 */** A/A- 1908 Jubilee Overprints 1 att to 18 atts F&O #103-107 (H #120-124) blocks of 4 - the 3 atts including<br />
Small 'i' F&O #104Va (H #121a) - variable centring, a couple of very minor blemishes, the upper units<br />
lightly mounted & the lower units unmounted, Cat 11,350++ baht (= $A378++) as mounted singles.<br />
Scarce multiples. (5 blocks)<br />
250
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1905-10 Issues (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 110<br />
110 * B B1 1908 Jubilee Overprints 1 att Error of Siamese Date F&O #103Va (H #120a) being the first unit in a<br />
horizontal pair, a few small tonespots, Cat 35,000+ baht (= $A1166+). [Kevin Ryan's example in a very<br />
fine block of 9 - Lot 238 - sold for $3105]<br />
500<br />
Lot 111<br />
111 * A C1 1908 Jubilee Overprints 1 att Error of Siamese Date Corrected by Hand F&O #103Vb (H #120b)<br />
being the second unit in a block of 4, lightly mounted, Cat 30,000+ baht (= $A1000+). [Kevin Ryan's<br />
example in a block of 9 - Lot 239 - sold for $2990]<br />
1,000<br />
Lot 112<br />
112 * C 1908 Jubilee Overprints 1 att with the Overprint Omitted in Pair with Normal F&O #103a (H #120c),<br />
some toning/aging but of fine appearance, Cat 50,000 baht (= $A1666).<br />
500<br />
Ex Lot 113<br />
113 * A/C 1908 Jubilee Equestrian Statue 1 tical to 40 ticals F&O 108-114 (H #125-131), well centred, some<br />
toning/aging on the higher values but the 20 ticals & 40 ticals are unmounted, Cat 100,000 baht (=<br />
$A3333) mounted. (7)<br />
750
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1905-10 Issues (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 114<br />
114 */** A B1 1908 Jubilee Equestrian Statue 1 tical to 40 ticals F&O 108-114 (H #125-131), well centred, lightly<br />
mounted & the 40 ticals is unmounted, Cat 100,000 baht (= $A3333) mounted. A very fine set of this<br />
handsome and ever-popular issue. [Superior to Kevin Ryan's set - Lot 244, the 10 ticals & 20 ticals<br />
with "some tropicalisation" - that sold for $1782] (7)<br />
2,000<br />
115 V/G A/B<br />
Ex Lot 115<br />
1908 Jubilee Equestrian Statue 1 tical to 40 ticals F&O 108-114 (H #125-131), well centred, a few<br />
blemishes but the 20 ticals & 40 ticals are very fine, Cat 22,000 baht (= $A733). (7)<br />
350<br />
Ex Lot 116<br />
116 * A B1 1908 Jubilee Equestrian Statue 10 ticals 20 ticals & 40 ticals F&O 112-114 (H #129-131) all with<br />
small 'Specimen.' handstamp, well centred, very fresh. [Only the top three values were overprinted<br />
Specimen. Dr Pichai Buranasombati's set of 3 - Lot 10544 - sold for SFr977] (7)<br />
1,000<br />
Ex Lot 117<br />
117 *O A/B 1909 New Currency Satang Surcharges on Wat Jang Issue '2 Satang' on 1 att to '14 Satang' on 12<br />
atts F&O 115-125 (H #132-144) complete, plus Large 'S' on 2stg on 1 att (control handstamp on the<br />
reverse), 2stg on 2 atts (control handstamp on the reverse) & 3stg on 3 atts all in pairs & on used<br />
12stg on 8 atts F&O #115Va 117AVa 118Va & 123Va (H #132b 134b 136a & 142a), and 6stg on 4 atts<br />
with Large '6' F&O #121Va (H #141a), mostly fine, Cat 35,500 baht (= $A1183). (22)<br />
400
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1905-10 Issues (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 118<br />
118 G (A-) B1 1909 New Currency Satang Surcharges on Wat Jang Issue '2 Satang' on 1 att horizontal pair, the<br />
first unit with the Surcharge Omitted Apart from the Horizontal Bar, ironed-out horizontal crease at the<br />
base, Bangkok cds. Unlisted. [The cds is across the surcharged area. However, close examination<br />
reveals the complete omission of the Siamese surcharge & only minor traces of the 'S' & 'g' of 'Satang'.<br />
A less dramatic example on a single stamp sold for 11,000 baht (= $A366) at a Bangkok auction in<br />
August 2009]<br />
300<br />
119 V A C1<br />
Lot 119<br />
1909 New Currency Satang Surcharges on Wat Jang Issue '3 Satang' on 3 atts violet & grey with<br />
Error of Surcharge '6 Satang' F&O #119c (H #137c), neat corner cancellation, Cat 50,000 baht (=<br />
$A1666) mint; unpriced used. [Frajola & Ostlie state "It is possible that the errors...were produced in<br />
connivance with postal authorities"]<br />
600<br />
Ex Lot 120<br />
120 * A/B 1909 New Currency Satang Surcharges on Portrait Stamps '6 Satang' on 6 atts, '14 Satang' on 12<br />
atts & '14 Satang' on 14 atts F&O #126-128 (H #145-147) plus Type B on 6stg on 6 atts & 14stg on 14<br />
atts, 6stg on 6 atts block of 4 (aged gum) & 14stg on 14 atts block of 12 both with boxed control<br />
handstamps on the reverse, 6stg pair with minor doubling (kiss-print) of the surcharge, and Spaced 'Sa<br />
tan g' on 6 atts F&O #126AVa (H #145b) being the third unit in a block of 4, Cat 24,900+ baht (=<br />
$A830+) mint; unpriced used. [We note that the Hobby catalogue imprecisely lists #145b as "Sa tang".<br />
Frajola & Ostlie state "It is possible that the errors...were produced in connivance with postal<br />
authorities"] (27)<br />
350<br />
Lot 121<br />
121 * A B1 1909 New Currency Satang Surcharges on Portrait Stamps '6 Satang' on 6 atts with Spaced 'Sa<br />
tan g' on 6 atts F&O #126AVa (H #145b) being the first unit in a horizontal pair, lightly mounted, Cat<br />
7100+ baht (= $A236+).<br />
150
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Royal Palace Private "Locals"<br />
These undenominated stamps, with a notional value of 1 att, were printed by a photographic process onto thick ungummed paper of<br />
generally poor quality. According to Frajola & Ostlie there were 13 different, of which they illustrate 11. These stamps were apparently<br />
for use on correspondence between members of the Royal Household. Most surviving examples have significant faults. Fine to very<br />
fine examples are extremely rare.<br />
Lot 122<br />
122<br />
W<br />
c.1890 Queen Saowabha F&O #L39 (fault at lower-left), Chow Fah Tripetratongrung #L40 (major<br />
repaired tear), Queen Sawang Wattana #L41 (defective at right, on fragment), Chow Fah Siri Raj<br />
Kukutphan #L42 (faults), King Chulalongkorn #L45 (short perfs), and Chow Fah Princess Phahutra<br />
Mani Mai #L47 (creased, on small piece of postcard?), various shades of sepia to purple-black,<br />
uncancelled. [The Feldman "Thailand" group of 9 - Lot 20325, most with obvious & significant faults -<br />
sold for €4302. Prakaipet Indhusophon's "set of 10...plus one duplicate" - Lot 331, "usual faults" - sold<br />
for $S18,000]<br />
2,500<br />
Lot 123<br />
123 W A C1 c.1890 Queen Saowabha F&O #L39, unused, very fine.<br />
2,000<br />
Lot 124<br />
124 W A B1 c.1890 Crown Prince Vajirunhis #L43, well centred, unused, very fine.<br />
2,000<br />
Lot 125<br />
125 W B B2 c.1890 Prince Damrong #L44, well centred, a few shortish perfs, unused.<br />
1,250<br />
Lot 126<br />
126 W A C1 c.1890 Princess Ubol Ratana Narinart #L46, unused, very fine.<br />
1,500
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King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) 1868-1910 - Postal History<br />
127 C B<br />
Lot 127<br />
1886 (Aug 7) cover endorsed "Per Phra Cham Klas" (?) to "Messrs Arnhold Kinberg [?] & Co/Agents<br />
Straits Insurance Co Ltd/Hongkong" with rare franking of First Issue 1 sik yellow horizontal pair (the<br />
first unit with a small fault at upper-left, the other very fine) tied by 'BANGKOK/ P /PAID/7 8/86' cds,<br />
double-oval 'WINDSOR, ROSE & Co/BANGKOK/SIAM' merchant's cachet in violet at lower-left,<br />
'HONG-KONG/ C /AU14/86' arrival backstamp, small repaired tear at the top & some minor wrinkling.<br />
Ex Henry Madden (Lot 164). Unusual destination: most first issue covers to overseas destinations are<br />
addressed to Great Britain, Germany or the United States.<br />
Stamps of the First Issue were intended for internal mail only and, until Siam joined the Universal<br />
Postal Union in July 1885, were not valid for overseas postage.<br />
15,000<br />
128 C A<br />
Lot 128<br />
1887 (Jan 19) cover to London with rare solo franking of a very fine First Issue 1 salung brown-orange<br />
(12 atts) tied by 'BANGKOK/ P /PAID/19 1/87' cds & stray red postmarking ink applied at London<br />
(backstamp), fine 'SINGAPORE/ A /JA 25/87' transit backstamp, small pencilled guarantee signature<br />
below the stamp & pencilled "LFLivingstone" on the reverse. A remarkably fine First Issue cover.<br />
7,500<br />
129 C B<br />
Lot 129<br />
1889 (Feb 27) cover with 'A MARKWALD & Co/BANGKOK (SIAM)' imprint at lower-left, to Singapore<br />
"per Hydra" with 1887 Second Issue 2 atts x4, 3 atts x4 & 4atts on both sides tied by 'BANGKOK/27<br />
2/89' cds, superb boxed 'R' h/s & fine 'SINGAPORE/MR5/89' arrival backstamp, a few minor<br />
blemishes, opened-out for display. Most attractive. [Second Issue covers pre-1892 are very scarce]<br />
3,500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
130 C B<br />
Lot 130<br />
1890 (Oct 25) cover with printed Royal (?) monogram in violet on the flap, registered to Austria with<br />
Second Issue 12 atts vertical pair tied to the reverse by 'BANGKOK' cds, superb boxed 'R' h/s & boxed<br />
'BRINDISI' transit d/s both on the face, superb 'MODLING' arrival b/s, readdressed & with superb<br />
'POLDA' arrival b/s, minor blemishes.<br />
2,500<br />
131 C A<br />
Lot 131<br />
1893 (Jan 12) Markwald & Co cover to Switzerland with three-issue franking of Second Issue 2a & 3a<br />
pair, Siamese Surcharge only Type A 4a on 24a & '4 atts' on 24a two strips of 3 all tied by 'BANGKOK/<br />
2 ' cds, superb boxed 'R'handstamp & fine 'ST IMIER' arrival backstamp. A beautiful cover. [Superior<br />
quality to the rather similar Markwald & Co registered cover to the USA in Feldman's "Thailand" - Lot<br />
20119 - that sold for €3107]<br />
2,500<br />
132 C B<br />
Lot 132<br />
1894 (Jan 10) local cover with Siamese address in red and rare albeit philatelic franking of First Issue<br />
1 sik yellow & 1889 1 att on 1 sio vermilion Type 2 Sub-Type B tied by 'BANGKOK/ P /PAID/10 1/94'<br />
cds, Siamese-language Krungthep (Bangkok 1) arrival backstamp, a couple of minor blemishes. [With<br />
the 1937 invoice for £3/-/- from London dealer W Houtzamer to Philip H Ward Jr of Philadelphia]<br />
2,500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 133<br />
133 C B 1894 (July 27) cover to France with mixed issues franking of Siamese Surcharge 4a Type 1 on 24a,<br />
1892 '4 atts' Types 1 & 4 on 24a, Large Roman '1 Atts.' Setting B on 64a x4 & '2 Atts.' Subtype F on<br />
64a x4 (all Misplaced to the Right) - a total of 12a postage + 12a registration - all tied by 'BANGKOK/ 1<br />
' cds, fine boxed 'R' h/s, French 'MODANE A PARIS' TPO transit cds in red, minor blemishes.<br />
1,500<br />
134 PS B<br />
Lot 134<br />
1894 Straits Settlements 3c Postal Card uprated with 1c tied by 'STRAITS INSURANCE CO/LIMITED'<br />
cachet in violet & Singapore cds, to the company's office in Thailand, fine 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' arrival cds on<br />
the face, minor defects. [See website scans]<br />
150<br />
135 C A<br />
Lot 135<br />
1894 (Nov 15) underpaid cover to the United States with Second Issue 1a 2a & 3a only tied by<br />
'BANGKOK/ 1 ' cds, two 'T'-in-inverted-triangle h/s & mss "27 As" in red all obliterated (why?) & boxed<br />
'INSUFFICIENT' h/s, London transit & 'NEW YORK - PAID/ F /ALL' backstamp. An enigma: the correct<br />
foreign rate was 24 atts so the cover was apparently correctly taxed. However, the tax markings were<br />
deleted and no postage due was charged on arrival.<br />
1,500<br />
136 CL B<br />
Lot 136<br />
1895 double-rate linen-lined cover to the United States with Second Issue 12 atts vertical strip of 3 (the<br />
last unit defective) tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, boxed 'R' handstamp, London transit datestamp in red<br />
on the face, New York transit & 'REGISTERED/PHILADELPHIA PA' arrival backstamp in rosine, minor<br />
blemishes.<br />
750
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137 C B<br />
Lot 137<br />
1895 (May 23) internal cover with scarce albeit philatelic mixed issues franking of Second Issue 2a &<br />
3a, 1894 Large Roman '1 Att.' Settings B & C on 64a, and Small Roman '1 Att.' Type 2 on 64a & '2<br />
Atts.' Type 1 on 64a all tied by Siamese language cds of Chantaburi, the address partly erased.<br />
500<br />
138 C A-<br />
Lot 138<br />
1895 (Oct 10) cover to Hungary with attractive albeit philatelic franking of 1887 Second Issue 12a 24a<br />
& 64a + Small Roman '10 Atts.' on 2a tied by 'BANGKOK/10 10/95' cds, very fine boxed 'R' h/s<br />
alongside, Italian 'AMB BOLOGNA-PONTEBBA/(2)' TPO transit & 'BUDAPEST/FOPOSTA' arrival<br />
backstamp, a couple of minor blemishes on the reverse only.<br />
750<br />
139 C A<br />
Lot 139<br />
1895 (Nov 8) unaddressed "red band" cover with scarce albeit philatelic mixed issues franking of<br />
Second Issue 3a & 4a, 1894 Large Roman '1 Att.' Settings B & C on 64a, and Small Roman '1 Att.'<br />
Type 2 on 64a & '2 Atts.' Type 2 on 64a all tied by Siamese language cds of Chantaburi. A beautiful<br />
item.<br />
500<br />
140 C A-<br />
Lot 140<br />
1896 (Mar 17) Windrath cover to Singapore (b/s) with scarce albeit philatelic franking of 1894 Large<br />
Roman '1 Atts.' Setting C on 64a, '2 Atts.' Sub-Types A C D E & F on 64a, and Small Roman '1 Att.'<br />
Setting B on 64a all tied by 'BANGKOK/ 1 ' cds. [The illustration is above Lot 139]<br />
500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
141 C B<br />
Lot 141<br />
1896 cover with printed Siamese inscriptions & embossed coat-of-arms on the flap, to Scotland with<br />
rare franking of 1894 Small Roman '2 Atts.' Type 2 (10mm Spacing) on 64a block of 4 tied to the<br />
reverse by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, opened a bit roughly at left & a few repaired minor peripheral tears.<br />
750<br />
142 C B<br />
Lot 142<br />
1896 (June 17) cover to London with Second Issue 12 atts vertical pair tied by 'BANGKOK/ 1 ' cds,<br />
superb boxed 'R' h/s, London arrival datestamp in red on the face, seal cut from the flap.<br />
400<br />
143 C B<br />
Lot 143<br />
1896 (July 28) cover with 'A BERLI/Bangkok' imprint on the flap, to France with Second Issue 12a plus<br />
Small Roman '1 Att.' on 64a x12 (one torn) all tied by 'BANGKOK/ 1 ' cds, three stamps also tied by<br />
French 'MODANE A PARIS' TPO cds in red, Paris arrival backstamp, minor blemishes.<br />
750<br />
144 C A<br />
Lot 144<br />
1897 (Feb 10) cover to "Trieste (Austria)" with 1897 Antique '4 Atts.' Setting B Sub-Type 2 on 12a<br />
vertical strip of 3 tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, double-circle 'TRIEST/TRIESTE' arrival backstamp, with<br />
the original enclosure in German. Unusual destination.<br />
750
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
145 C B<br />
Lot 145<br />
1897 (July 21) cover from the same correspondence to "Trieste/Austria" with Second Issue 8a<br />
(rounded corner) & 1896 '4 Atts.' Type 1 on 12a with manuscript "Stamped" & tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 '<br />
cds, double-circle 'TRIEST/TRIESTE' arrival backstamp, minor blemishes.<br />
600<br />
146 PS B<br />
Lot 146<br />
1898 usage of GB ½d Postal Card with printed notice for Henry King newspaper agents uprated with<br />
½d orange perf 'K', to "WAG Tilleke/Acting Attorney General/Bangkok/Siam" with very fine 'BANGKOK/<br />
2 ' arrival cds on the face, minor blemishes.<br />
300<br />
Lot 147<br />
147 C A- 1898 (May 17) cover to England with 1896 Roman '4 Atts.' Type 1 on 12a x6 - on the reverse - & 1898<br />
Antique '3 Atts.' Setting B on 12a pair (Sub-Types 2 & 1) tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, fine boxed 'R' &<br />
'A.R.' handstamps, two different London registration arrival datestamp, opened-out for display.<br />
Spectacular! A very early & rare Avis de Réception cover. Ex Henry Madden (Lot 435).<br />
2,500<br />
148 C A-<br />
Lot 148<br />
1899 (June 15) cover "Per First Steamer" to "Mesny's Chinese Miscellany Office/Shanghai" franked<br />
with 1898-99 Antique '3 Atts.' Setting A on 12a x2, 1899 Roman '2 Atts.' Sub-Type B on 64a & on the<br />
reverse 1899 Roman '1 Att.' Sub-Type A on 12a x2 all tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, 'HONG KONG'<br />
transit and British PO 'SHANGHAE' arrival backstamp plus Chinese endorsement in blue pencil,<br />
non-contemporary endorsement "Preserve Old/Stamps" in red at upper-left. Most attractive cover to an<br />
unusual destination.<br />
1,000
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
149 PS A<br />
Lot 149<br />
1899 (July 1) usage to New York of First Issue 1 att Postal Card uprated with Second Issue 1 att &<br />
1894 Small Roman '2 Atts.' Type 2 on 64 atts tied by 'KOSICHANG/1-7-99/*' cds, 'PO NY/PAID ALL'<br />
arrival cds, message headed "Kosichang (Siam)". Nice item. [Ko Sichang is a small island in the Gulf<br />
of Thailand. It was the site of Phra Chuthathut Palace where the Siamese Royal Family vacationed<br />
until 1893, when the French occupied the island. In 1900, the palace was dismantled & reassembled in<br />
Bangkok as the Vimanmek Palace]<br />
500<br />
150 C B<br />
Lot 150<br />
1899 (Sep 2) double-rate cover to France with very fine double-circle 'LEGATION DE<br />
FRANCAISE/REPUBLIQUE/ FRANCAISE/AU SIAM' cachet across the flap, Second Issue 1a & 2a x4,<br />
1898 Antique '3 Atts.' Setting B on 12a, 1899 Roman '2 Atts. Sub-Type A on 64a x4 & Sub-Type B on<br />
64a x2 - a total of 24 atts - all tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, 'BORDEAUX' arrival backstamp, minor<br />
soiling & a little reduced at left on opening.<br />
500<br />
Lot 151<br />
151 C B 1900 (May 2) cover to France with 1898-99 Antique '1 Att.' Narrow Setting C on 12a single & strip of 5<br />
- the second unit with Small Thai Character H #68h - plus 1899 Sideface 2a x3 all tied to the reverse<br />
by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, French 'LIGNE N/PAQ FR No 7' transit cds on the face, fold at far left well clear<br />
of the stamps.<br />
600
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
152 C B<br />
Lot 152<br />
1902 (Nov 20) cover with Muslim merchant's imprint & Arabic seal impressed in red wax on the<br />
reverse, to India with 1899 Sideface 12 atts & 1895 Small Roman '10 Atts.' on 24 atts 'L'-strip of 3 tied<br />
by bilingual '.../Bangkok 2' cds, bilingual registration h/s & bold boxed 'AR' handstamp, 'TUTICORN'<br />
transit & 'PULICAT' arrival backstamp, minor blemishes.<br />
1,500<br />
153 C B<br />
Lot 153<br />
1903 PPC of Garuda to France with 4 atts only tied by fine bilingual 'CHANTABURI/...' cds,<br />
'T'-in-inverted-triangle h/s & mss "3½c" in blue pencil, Bangkok transit cds partly covered by French<br />
10c Postage Due, horizontal crease.<br />
150<br />
154 C A<br />
Lot 154<br />
1904 (Jan 27) cover with imprint of 'G KLUZER & Co/BANGKOK' at upper-left, to Italy with 1899 8a<br />
plus 1904 1a 2a 3a & 14a all tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, bilingual registration cachet in blue at<br />
lower-left, 'MILANO' squared-circle arrival backstamp, addressee's handstamp also on the reverse. Ex<br />
Walter Pears (Lot 627).<br />
500<br />
155 C A-<br />
Lot 155<br />
1904 (May 26) commercial cover to England with 4-colour franking of 1899 1a 2a pair 3a & 4a tied by<br />
Bangkok 2 cds, very fine 'OXFORD' arrival backstamp.<br />
300
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
156 C A-<br />
157 C A/B<br />
Lot 156<br />
1904 (Oct 18) usage of J Antonio PPC ("Bullock cart") to France with 1899 1 att tied to the viewside by<br />
small 'CHANTABOON/18.10.04/-*-' cds, bilingual 'CHANTABURI' cds & negative seal on the address<br />
side.<br />
1904-11 group with various frankings including surcharges, to GB, Singapore, Germany (3, one<br />
registered), India & the USA (6, one from 'TRANG', another with superb '.../Petchaburi' cds in blue, and<br />
two fronts with 'LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES/...' imprint) plus 1907 missionary's cover to<br />
Bangkok with fine 'NARN' cds, generally fine. [See website scans] (13)<br />
300<br />
300<br />
158 C B<br />
Lot 158<br />
1905 (Jan 27) cover with imprint of 'Fr Grahlert & Co, Court Jewellers, Bangkok, Siam' at top, to a<br />
director of the Shantung Railway Company in "Tsingtau/Kiautschou", 1904 4a 6a & 14a all tied by<br />
'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, bilingual registration cachet in blue at lower-left, faint poor Hong Kong backstamp<br />
& bilingual Shanghai transit cds on the face, very fine 'KAUMI/DEUTSCHE POST' arrival backstamp,<br />
minor blemishes. Scarce destination. [Kaumi PO 5/7/1901; closed 31/3/1906]<br />
750<br />
159 C A-<br />
Lot 159<br />
1905 (June 26) cover with '.../ROYAL RAILWAY DEPARTMENT' imprint (partly erased) on the flap to<br />
Germany, 1899 4a red & 10a ultramarine pair tied by Siamese-language "bridge"-type cds of<br />
Pitsanuloke, very fine strikes of the boxed Siamese ('S') & English ('R') registration handstamps, transit<br />
backstamps of Bangkok 1 & 2 and faint Leipzig arrival backstamp.<br />
500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
160 C B<br />
Lot 160<br />
1905 (Nov 29) with Second Issue 12 atts tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds & Siamese-language cds, minor<br />
blemishes & ironed-out vertical fold.<br />
150<br />
161 C A<br />
Lot 161<br />
1906 (Oct) "red band" greetings cover to Singapore with Wat Jang 2stg & 8stg only tied to the reverse<br />
by 'SINGAPORE/OC31/1906' arrival cds, 'T'-in-triangle backstamp & mss "2" on the face. Beautiful<br />
item.<br />
500<br />
162 C A-<br />
Lot 162<br />
1907 (Jan 25) cover with printed 'REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE' & 'Le VICE-CONSUL de France a<br />
Khorat' (and a similarly inscribed seal impressed in red wax on the flap), to the Post & Telegraph<br />
Department in Bangkok with 1899 8a pair tied by 'KORAT' cds, Siamese-language Bangkok 5 transit &<br />
bilingual Bangkok 1 arrival backstamp, closed scissor-cut on the reverse only. A gorgeous exhibition<br />
item that was written-up by Len Colgan in "Thai Times" of August 1989.<br />
1,000<br />
163 C A-<br />
Lot 163<br />
1907 (Mar 9) cover to England with 1905 Wat Cheng 1a x3 2a 3a & 4a - a total of 12a - all tied by<br />
'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds, 'LEEDS' arrival backstamp, minor blemishes on the reverse. Ex Henry Madden<br />
(Lot 510).<br />
250
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
164 C A-<br />
Lot 164<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS - at Bangkok 1: local cover to the "Medical Officer<br />
of Health" endorsed "one att stamps/run short/Postage/Paid" and signed "Rayakarn" in red, overstruck<br />
with the Bangkok 1 cds of 12.12.07, repaired opening fault on the reverse. [Vincent Polizatatto stated<br />
that 12th December was the first day of usage at Bangkok 1. Dr Pichai Buranasombati's cover signed<br />
by Rayakarn - Lot 10512 - sold for SFr1495. Vincent Polizatto's similar cover - Lot 929 - sold for<br />
$HK11,500. A similar cover with the endorsement in red sold for 68,200 baht (= $A2273) at a Bangkok<br />
auction in August 2010]<br />
In December 1907, during a critical shortage of 1 att stamps for the local letter rate, officials at only the<br />
post offices designated Bangkok 1 2 & 5 were authorised to use emergency "no stamps available"<br />
markings. Most such markings were handwritten endorsements in English or Siamese but typewritten<br />
& handstamped variants and a label were also used.<br />
1,000<br />
165 C B<br />
Lot 165<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS tiny local cover with typed Siamese address,<br />
Siamese-language endorsement in red signed "Rayakarn" overstruck with two strikes of the Bangkok 1<br />
cds of 12.12.07, lower-left corner clipped. [Prakaipet Indusophon's very similar cover - Lot 231, two<br />
corners clipped - sold for $S1610]<br />
The Siamese endorsement translates as "One att stamps no have got, must use high value stamps<br />
instead". Apparently each day, for accounting purposes, stamps to the total value of the postage paid<br />
in cash had to be removed from stock and cancelled.<br />
1,000<br />
166 C B<br />
Lot 166<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS local cover endorsed "one att stamp run/short<br />
postage/Paid" and initialled "R." - attributed to Rayakarn - in red, overstruck with the Bangkok 1 cds of<br />
14.12.07, minor blemishes. Ex Henry Madden (Lot 577). [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's similarly endorsed<br />
cover sold for SFr1725. Vincent Polizatatto's similarly endorsed cover sold for $HK8625]<br />
1,400
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
167 C C<br />
Lot 167<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS local cover to a Muslim merchant endorsed "One att<br />
stamps run short postage paid" and signed "Fawn/14 12 07"in red, overstruck with the Bangkok 1 cds<br />
of 14.12.07, some aging/staining. [Absent from Dr Pichai Buranasombati's collection. Prakaipet<br />
Indhusophon's similar cover - Lot 235, Ex Madden - sold for $S3450. Vincent Polizatatto's very similar<br />
but very fine cover - Lot 932 - sold for $HK23,000]<br />
It has been suggested that Fawn was a more senior clerk who applied the endorsement in Rayakarn's<br />
absence. His signature is recorded for December 14th & 15th only.<br />
1,500<br />
168 C A<br />
Lot 168<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS at Bangkok 2: local cover front to the Ministry of<br />
Public Works endorsed "one att stamp run/short postage paid" and signed "Fack", Siamese-language<br />
Bangkok 2 cds of 11.12.1907 in blue. [This appears to be the most available of all the sub-types]<br />
500<br />
169 C A-<br />
Lot 169<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS local cover endorsed "One att stamps run<br />
short/Postage Paid" in red and signed "Fack", overstruck with a superb strike of the bilingual Bangkok<br />
2 cds of 12.12, very minor blemishes.<br />
800
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
170 C B<br />
Lot 170<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS local cover with printed address of Norman Prentice<br />
with very similar endorsement & signed "Fack", bilingual Bangkok 2 cds of 13.12.07, minor wrinkles. [<br />
Dr Pichai Buranasombati's similar cover - Lot 10514 - sold for SFr1380. Vincent Polizatto's similar<br />
cover sold for $HK3450]<br />
600<br />
171 C B<br />
Lot 171<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS local cover with Siamese-language address, largely<br />
very fine strike of the straight-line 'One att stamps run short Postage paid' h/s & signed "Fack" in red,<br />
overstruck with superb bilingual Bangkok 2 cds of 16.12.07 (the latest recorded date for the<br />
provisionals). [Addressed to Nai Kwi Yiew at Krungthep, possibly by Fack himself. Dr Pichai<br />
Buranasombati's two similar handstamped covers - Lots 10518 & 10519 - sold for SFr1610 & SFr1380.<br />
Vincent Polizatto's handstamped cover - Lot 936 - sold for $HK2990]<br />
1,000<br />
172 C B<br />
Lot 172<br />
1907 "NO STAMPS" PROVISIONAL MARKINGS at Bangkok 5: local cover endorsed "1 att stamp<br />
run/short Postage Paid" in red & signed "Manit", overstruck with superb bilingual Bangkok 5 cds of<br />
14.12.07, Bangkok 1 arrival b/s of the next day, minor waterstain at upper-right. Few covers from<br />
Bangkok 5 have been recorded: all are dated between 14 & 16/12/1907. [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's<br />
similar cover sold for SFr1610, & again in the Vincent Polizatto sale - Lot 938, noted as Ex "Areeya" -<br />
for $HK8625]<br />
1,000
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
173 C A<br />
Lot 173<br />
1908 (Feb 12) cover with pre-printed address of HJ Cooper & Co Ltd in London with 1907 '1 att.' on<br />
24a vertical strips of 4 & 5 on the reverse all tied by bilingual '.../Bangkok 2' cds in blue & another<br />
superb strike on the face. Ex Henry Madden (Lot 609). [Was there a 9 atts rate, perhaps for printed<br />
matter?]<br />
250<br />
174 PS B<br />
Lot 174<br />
1908 (Oct 28) usage to France of a 2 atts Letter Card uprated with Wat Cheng 2a green & 5a<br />
carmine-pink tied by 'BANGKOK/ 2 ' cds in blue, Paris arrival backstamp, carefully opened in the<br />
European manner leaving the margins intact, minor blemishes, the letter in French headed "Bangkok le<br />
24/10/08" is signed by a Spaniard. Ex Henry Madden (Lot 512). A very scarce commercial usage.<br />
400<br />
175 C B<br />
Lot 175<br />
1909 (Feb 17) cover with imprint of 'EC MONOD & FILS/BANGKOK/SIAM' on the flap, to France with<br />
scarce franking of Jubilee Overprints 1a pair, 3a, '4' on 5a & 18a tied by Bangkok 2 cds, bilingual red &<br />
black/white registration label, Paris arrival b/s, ironed-out horizontal & vertical folds clear of the stamps,<br />
minor blemishes.<br />
600<br />
Lot 176<br />
176 C A+ 1909 cover to Germany with Jubilee Overprints 3 atts pair & '4' on 5 atts Narrow Surcharge H #122b<br />
tied by Bangkok 2 cds, sender's endorsement of a Ned-Lloyd ship's officer from Hong Kong on the<br />
flap. Superb!<br />
400
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
177 C A<br />
Lot 177<br />
1909 cover to Germany with 1909 (Aug) Surcharges 2stg on 1a, 3stg on 3a, 6stg on 4a x2 & 14stg on<br />
9a tied by Bangkok cds.<br />
250<br />
178 C A-<br />
Lot 178<br />
1910 (Jan 4) cover from a senior officer with the Royal State Railways (endorsed on the flap) to<br />
Germany with various surcharges on both sides tied by bilingual Bangkok 5 cds, poor registration<br />
handstamp & very fine boxed 'A.R' handstamp, slightly reduced at the base. Very attractive.<br />
500<br />
179 C B<br />
Lot 179<br />
1910 (June 9) cover to Germany with scarce albeit philatelic franking of 1909 Surcharges on Wat Jang<br />
to 14stg on 9a x2 & Surcharges on Portraits set of 3 - Cat 5550 baht (= $A185) as used singles - tied<br />
by Bangkok 2 cds, bilingual red & black/white registration label, 'GERA' arrival backstamp, minor<br />
blemishes.<br />
400<br />
180 C A/A-<br />
Ex Lot 180<br />
1910 (July 1) three local covers with various adhesives including 1 tical Equestrian Statue - the highest<br />
value we have seen with this cancellation - tied by the 44mm pictorial datestamp used on that day only<br />
to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Siam's Admission to the Universal Postal Union. (3)<br />
400
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
181 C B<br />
Ex Lot 181<br />
1910 PPCs issued by the Post Office to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Siam's Admission to<br />
the Universal Postal Union, comprising King Chulalongkorn (in blue, red & violet), postman on bicycle<br />
(in blue & red) and water-borne postmen (in blue & red), sharp corners but a little aged, unused. [See<br />
Richard Blakeney's "Postal Stationery Catalog" at page 177. A complete set of 9 with "some usual<br />
aging stains" - Ex Bonnie Davis - sold for 63,800 baht (= $A2126) at a Bangkok auction in August<br />
2009] (7)<br />
750<br />
182 C A<br />
Lot 182<br />
FRENCH OCCUPATION OF SIAMESE TERRITORY: 1895 stampless cover to France endorsed<br />
"Détachement d'occupation de Chantabouri (Siam)" & countersigned "Le Capne et la 11e Compie de<br />
Tirailleurs Ammanites/ [signed]", huge 50mm 'CORPS D'OCCUPATION DE<br />
CHANTABOURI/LE/COMMANDANT/DES/TROUPES' cachet in blue and very fine 'SAIGON<br />
COCHINCHn/13/MARS/95/CORPS EXPe' cds, superb 'BOURGES/CHER' arrival backstamp. A very<br />
fine and desirable cover. Ex Dr Pichai Buranasombati: acquired for SFr2300.<br />
From the mid-19th century, France applied diplomatic pressure to have Siam cede the Cambodian<br />
area to Indo- China. In 1893, following the Paknam Incident, the French occupied Chantabouri, where<br />
they remained until 1903. In 1902, Siam gave in to French pressure & ceded almost one-third of the<br />
Kingdom to the French.<br />
1,500<br />
183 C A<br />
Lot 183<br />
FRENCH OCCUPATION OF SIAMESE TERRITORY: stampless & undated Antonio PPC ("Siamese<br />
Women") with large 'POSTE DE PAK-NAM/LE/COMMANDANT/ D'ARMES/SIAM' [sic] cachet in blue<br />
on both sides, addressed to France. [This item appears to be a bogus confection. We note that a very<br />
similar item Ex Charles Stewart sold for SFr281 but was unsold when re-offered in 2006 with an<br />
estimate of $S3000. Another similar item, with stamps on the viewside was offered in a Bangkok<br />
auction recently with a reserve of 25,000 baht (= $A833), but was also unsold]<br />
Offer
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
184 SPS A<br />
Ex Lot 184<br />
FRENCH OCCUPATION OF SIAMESE TERRITORY: French 'LIGNE DE SAIGON A BANGKOK' cds<br />
large-part strike on Second Issue 12 atts, plus fine strikes on First Issue 1½ atts on 1a and Second<br />
Issue 4 atts Postal Cards both addressed but not posted. [On both Postal Cards, the dateslugs in the<br />
cds - both of '2e|3/AOUT/1901' - are inverted, suggesting that these two items are contrived] (3 items)<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 185<br />
185<br />
SD<br />
POSTMARKS: Two exhibit pages of First Issue values with Bangkok types including two part-strikes of<br />
the very scarce 'UNPAID' cds, English types 'CHIENGMAI', 'KEDAH' (Malaya), 'RAHENG' & 'UBON',<br />
and a good range of Siamese-language types including fine to very fine strikes from Siperom, Samut<br />
Prakan, Chanburi, Pichit, Chiengmai, Sukothai, Phum, Phanat Nikhom, Petchaburi & Chainat, etc,<br />
condition a bit mixed. A very scarce and desirable group. (43 items)<br />
800<br />
Ex Lot 186<br />
186<br />
SD<br />
POSTMARKS: Two exhibit pages of Second Issue values & Surcharges all with provincial datestamps<br />
including English types 'CHIENGMAI', 'RAHENG', 'PETRIEW' & 'SINGORA', Siamese language types<br />
with curved town name including fine to very fine strikes from Chumpon, Pratum Thani, Inthaburi, Kra,<br />
Wong Bang Pa-In, Samut Prakan, Uthai Thani & Songkhla etc, straight-line town names Roi Et,<br />
Nakhon Sawan, Khlong Rangsit, Prachinburi, Pitsanuloke & Monthol Krungkao etc, plus part-strikes of<br />
bilingual types, condition a bit mixed. Another scarce and desirable group. (62 items)<br />
600
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King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) 1868-1910 - Postal History (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 187<br />
187<br />
SC<br />
SIAMESE POST OFFICES IN CAMBODIA & LAOS: Exhibit page of Rama V issues with part-strikes<br />
comprising 28mm 'BATTAMBONG', 25mm 'BATTAMBONG' x2, bridge-type 'BATTAMBONG' x6; and<br />
Siamese-language types from Pailin x3, Srisophon, Luang Prabang & Champasak; also 1909 cover<br />
with 'Charles T Van Santvoord Hospital/ Lakawn Dispensary/Lampang Laos...' imprint at upper-left to<br />
the USA. [The imprint was an error: Lampang is in Siam. See website scans] (16 items)<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 188<br />
188<br />
SD<br />
SIAMESE POST OFFICES IN NORTHERN MALAYA: Four exhibit pages of Rama V issues all with<br />
identifiable to very fine strikes of 28mm 'KEDAH' x5, 25mm 'KEDAH' x4, bilingual '.../Kedah' x6;<br />
bilingual '.../Kwala Muda' x3; 'KULIM' x2, bilingual '.../Kulim' x2; bilingual '.../Langkawi' x2; 25mm<br />
'PERLIS' x2, bilingual '.../Perlis' x2; 25mm 'KALANTAN' x4 (two in violet); 'Kota Bharu/Kelantan' x6;<br />
manuscript "B M/[date]" of Batu Menkebang x4, & 'Batu Menkebang/Kelantan' x5; most are part-strikes<br />
only on single stamps but a few are large-part to complete strikes on pairs or on piece. A difficult group<br />
to assemble. (47 items)<br />
850<br />
Ex Lot 189<br />
189<br />
SD<br />
SIAMESE POST OFFICES IN NORTHERN MALAYA: Remainders in a stockbook with identifiable to<br />
very fine strikes of 28mm 'KEDAH' x21, 25mm 'KEDAH' x9, bilingual '.../Kedah' x15; 25mm 'KUALA<br />
MUDA' x4 (all on Federated Malay States values); 25mm 'PERLIS' x5 (two on Federated Malay States<br />
values); 25mm 'KALANTAN' x2; 'Kota Bharu/Kelantan' x4 (3 on FMS); & a few others, most are<br />
part-strikes only on single stamps. (72)<br />
500
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King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) 1868-1910 - Postal History (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
190 C B<br />
Lot 190<br />
SIAMESE POST OFFICES IN NORTHERN MALAYA: 1908 PPC ("Lake Club, Kuala Lumpur") to<br />
England with Wat Jang 4 atts tied by manuscript "B M/24 4 08" & very fine 25mm 'KALANTAN/25 4<br />
08/-*-' cds, Singapore transit cds, light bend at left & minor stains. [The Batu Menkebang post office<br />
opened in May 1907 but received a datestamp only in July 1908. Three similar PPCs from the same<br />
correspondence sold for £2170, £2670 & £2170 at a Spink (Singapore) auction in July 2006. NB: the<br />
Prices Realised List was converted to pounds]<br />
The sender was Dr J.D. Gimlette, a colonial medical officer who was impressed by the healthcare skills<br />
of the Malay bomors (medicine men) & who largely authored "The Dictionary of Malayan Medicine"<br />
that was published after his death.<br />
2,500<br />
191 C A-<br />
Lot 191<br />
SIAMESE POST OFFICES IN NORTHERN MALAYA: 1909 cover to India with early provisional<br />
usage of Federated Malay States 1c & 3c tied to the reverse by Siamese bilingual<br />
'.../29-10-1909/Kedah' cds, transit b/s of Penang & Madras & arrival b/s of 'KARAIKUDI', slightly<br />
shortened at left. [The northern Malay provinces were ceded to the British on 15/7/1909 but Siamese<br />
datestamps contiued in use until late-1910. Issues of the Federated Malay States were used until<br />
Kedah's own stamps were issued in June 1912]<br />
King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) 1868-1910 - Postal Stationery<br />
See also Lot 329.<br />
400<br />
192<br />
Ex Lot 192<br />
PS Unused group with 'B' on Straits 3c blue (corner fault), Rama V First Issue 1 att x5 (one CTO), UPU 4<br />
atts Opt x4, Second Issue 4 atts x3 & 4a+4a x2, Rejected Die 1½ atts (minor blemishes on the reverse,<br />
Cat $US225), Third Issue 4 atts x3, 1900 1½ atts on First Issue 1 att, 1906 '2' on 1½ atts x5, & a good<br />
range of later surcharged cards with embossing at upper-left, range of shades & overprint varieties, a<br />
few faults but generally fine to very fine, a few are CTO. (44)<br />
400
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King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) 1868-1910 - Postal Stationery (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 193<br />
193<br />
PS<br />
The companion used group with First Issue 1 att x13 (good range of Bangkok 1 2 & 5 cds plus<br />
Siamaese cds of Krungthep - CTO - Rajaburi & Wang Bang Pa-In, the last is philatelic), Second Issue<br />
4 atts x2 (one a philatelic usage from 'HONG-KONG' with 'SHANGHAI' arrival b/s), Third Issue 4 atts &<br />
4a+4a (philatelic), 1900 1½ atts on First Issue 1 att x2 (one a philatelic usage from 'KOSICHANG'),<br />
1906 '2' on 1½ atts x2 (philatelic), '4' on 1½a x2 (one with '.../Nongkai' cds in blue, the other philatelic),<br />
1909 '6/Satang' on 1½ atts x2 (one philatelic but registered) etc, generally fine to very fine. A most<br />
desirable lot. (27)<br />
600<br />
Ex Lot 194<br />
194<br />
PS<br />
Another used group with notices printed on the reverse including First Issue 1 att x6 including for<br />
Bangkok Tramways Co, Deutscher Club x2 different one unused and Kerr & Co advertising Christmas<br />
Cards, Third Issue 1½ atts for Royal Bangkok Golf Club, 1900 1½ atts on First Issue 1 att x2 for Christ<br />
Church & Borneo Company, and four surcharged cards including for Deutscher Klub, Bangkok Riding<br />
Society & one in Siamese, generally fine to very fine. [See website scans] (13)<br />
250<br />
195 PS A+<br />
Lot 195<br />
1897 Rejected Die 1½ atts red/yellow Blakeney #PC-0006, unused, Cat $US225. Superb! [As was the<br />
case with the similar adhesives, a number of these cards were inadvertently issued in 1899. When the<br />
error was discovered, they were recalled and the majority were later destroyed. See website scan]<br />
125
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
1910-25 King Vajiravudh (Rama VI)<br />
King Vajiravudh was the first Siamese monarch to be educated abroad. A cultured man, he read widely, wrote prodigiously & translated<br />
Shakespeare into Thai. He married late in life and left no heir.<br />
Ex Lot 196<br />
196 * A B1 1912 Vienna Printings Perf 14x14½ 2 satang to 20 baht F&O 135-146 (H #154-165), mostly well<br />
centred, the 28 satang with some toning otherwise very fine & very lightly mounted, Cat 32,000 baht (=<br />
$A1066). [Norbert Spohn's set - Lot 1542 - sold for $A1176]<br />
There are several distinguishing features between the Vienna and London Printings. Most simply, the<br />
Vienna low values are distinguished by the first Siamese character having a complete loop at the base.<br />
The Vienna high values are distinguished by the letters 'AM' in 'SIAM' being joined. (12)<br />
750<br />
Ex Lot 197<br />
197 ** A+ B1 1912 Vienna Printings Perf 14x14½ 2 satang to 20 baht F&O 135-146 (H #154-165) blocks of 4, well<br />
centred, Cat 128,000++ baht (= $A4266++) as four mounted sets. Pristine! A really beautiful set of<br />
blocks. (48)<br />
4,500<br />
Lot 198<br />
198 * B A1 1912 Vienna Printings 3 satang green vertical pair Imperforate Between F&O 136b (H #155b),<br />
exceptional centring, a few lightly toned perfs, Cat 20,000 baht (= $A666).<br />
400
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1910-25 King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 199<br />
199 * A B1 1912 Vienna Printings 3 satang green marginal vertical pair Imperforate Between F&O #136b (H<br />
#155b) from the top of the sheet, Cat 20,000 baht (= $A666). [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's three fine to<br />
very fine pairs - Lots 10567 to 10569 - sold for an average of SFr920 each. Norbert Spohn's block of 4<br />
- Lot 1543 - sold for $2464]<br />
500<br />
200 W B B1<br />
Lot 200<br />
1912 Vienna Printings 1 baht horizontal pair Imperforate Between F&O 141a (H #160a), minor toning,<br />
unused, Cat 60,000 baht (= $A2000). [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's used pair - Lot 10574 - sold for<br />
SFr1495]<br />
800<br />
201 G A B1<br />
Lot 201<br />
1914-16 Lithographed Surcharges '5 Satang' on 6 satang rose with the Surcharge Double F&O<br />
#151a (H #167a), the cds cancel partly obstructs the variety but the doubling is obvious under close<br />
inspection, Cat 15,000 baht (= $A500).<br />
250<br />
202 G A B1<br />
Lot 202<br />
1914-16 Lithographed Surcharges '5 Satang' on 6 satang rose horizontal pair Imperforate Between<br />
F&O #151g (H #167c), dubious cancels, Cat 20,000 baht (= $A666). [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's mint<br />
pair - Lot 10588 - sold for SFr977]<br />
400
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1910-25 King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 203<br />
203 * A B1 1917 London Printings by Waterlow Perf 13½-15 2 satang to 5 baht F&O 154-162 (H #172-180),<br />
mostly well centred, very lightly mounted, Cat 29,000 baht (= $A966).<br />
There are several distinguishing features between the Vienna and London Printings. Most simply, the<br />
London low values are distinguished by the first Siamese character having a hook at the base. The<br />
London high values are distinguished by the letters 'AM' in 'SIAM' not being joined. (9)<br />
400<br />
Ex Lot 204<br />
204 O A/B 1917 London Printings by Waterlow Perf 13½-15 2 satang to 20 baht plus Perf 12½ 10 baht & 20<br />
baht F&O 154-164a (H #172-182a), mostly well centred, a few minor blemishes, Cat 23,600 baht (=<br />
$A786). (13)<br />
300<br />
Lot 205<br />
205 * B 1917 London Printings by Waterlow 10 satang brown & black Plate 2 (heavily outlined mouth)<br />
marginal vertical pair Imperforate Horizontally F&O #157var (H #175aVar) from the top of the sheet, a<br />
few small faults including at the base where cut a little close to the design. Unlisted in the catalogues.<br />
[The catalogues list "imperforate between vertical pair" but this is a different error in which all three<br />
rows of horizontal perforations are absent]<br />
500<br />
Lot 206<br />
206 * C C2 1917 London Printings by Waterlow Perf 12½ 10 baht & 20 baht F&O 163a & 164a (H #181a &<br />
182a), a few pulled perfs, gum toning, very lightly mounted, Cat 40,000 baht (= $A1333). [The 1925<br />
printings were Perf 12½]<br />
300
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1910-25 King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
207 P A/B<br />
Ex Lot 207<br />
1917-25 Waterlow File Copies comprising 1917 King 2stg to 20b (ex 10stg) each with a single 10mm<br />
punch plus Perf 12½ 10b & 20b with two 4mm punches; 1920-26 Garuda Wings five values to 50stg<br />
each with two 4mm punches; and 1925 Garuda Bird set each with two 4mm punches, plus ungummed<br />
imperforate six values to 1b plus 1b frame only each with a single corner punch only; the first series<br />
ungummed with some soiling as usual, the others mostly with large-part o.g. (32)<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 208<br />
208 * A/B 1918 Red Cross Overprints 2stg(+3stg) to 10b(+1b) F&O #165-174 (H #184-193) each with control<br />
handstamp in violet on the reverse, a couple of low values with minor tonespots & the 10 baht with a<br />
large hinge remainder, Cat 30,000 baht (= $A1000). (10)<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 209<br />
209 *W A B1 1918 Red Cross Overprints another very fine set to 10b(+1b) plus the 20b(+1b) F&O #175 (H #194)<br />
with no gum, all but the last with control handstamp in violet on the reverse, Cat 90,000 baht (=<br />
$A3000). [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's two mint sets - Lots 10612 & 10613 - sold for SFr2760 &<br />
SFr2990] (11)<br />
1,500<br />
210 V A/B<br />
Ex Lot 210<br />
1918 Red Cross Overprints 2stg(+3stg) to 20b(+1b) F&O #165-175 (H #184-194), a few with traces<br />
of the control handstamp in violet on the reverse, some toning but the top values are very fine, Cat<br />
75,000 baht (= $A2500). (11)<br />
1,500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 211<br />
211 * A/B 1918 Victory Overprints 2 satang to 5 baht F&O #176-184 (H #195-203), some minor tonespots, Cat<br />
23,000 baht (= $A766). (9)<br />
350<br />
Ex Lot 212<br />
212 * A B1 1918 Victory Overprints 2 satang to 5 baht F&O #176-184 (H #195-203), Cat 23,000 baht (= $A766).<br />
[Norbert Spohn's fine set - Lot 1553 - sold for $616. Kevin Ryan's fine set - Lot 371 - sold for $506] (9)<br />
450<br />
213 O A/B<br />
Ex Lot 213<br />
1918 Victory Overprints 2 satang to 5 baht F&O #176-184 (H #195-203), a few minor blemishes, Cat<br />
18,000 baht (= $A600). (9)<br />
250<br />
Lot 214<br />
214 ** A/A+ 1918 Victory Overprints 2 satang brown with the Overprint Double F&O #176a (H #195a) block of 4,<br />
the upper units very lightly mounted & the lower units superb unmounted, Cat 24,000++ baht (=<br />
$A800++) as mounted singles. [There are two variants of the double overprint. In this instance, as<br />
illustrated by Frajola & Ostlie at page 91, the two impressions are overlapped. Dr Pichai<br />
Buranasombati's block of 6 with the impressions spaced well apart - Lot 10620 - sold for SFr1265<br />
despite being badly stained]<br />
1,000
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1910-25 King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 215<br />
215 ** B/C 1918 Victory Overprints 3 satang green with the Overprint Double F&O #177a (H #196a) block of 4,<br />
some toning, minor gum disturbance from interleaving but unmounted, Cat 24,000++ baht (= $A800++)<br />
as mounted singles. [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's similarly toned block of 4 - Lot 10625 - sold for<br />
SFr690]<br />
400<br />
Lot 216<br />
216 ** A-/B 1918 Victory Overprints 5 satang carmine with the Overprint Double F&O #178a (H #197a) block of<br />
4, a few very minor tonespots, minor gum disturbance from interleaving but unmounted, Cat 32,000++<br />
baht (= $A1066++) as mounted singles.<br />
800<br />
217 V A/B<br />
Ex Lot 217<br />
1920 (Feb) First Scouts Fund Issue with Two-Line Tiger Handstamp 2stg(+3stg) to 1t(+25stg) F&O<br />
#187-192 (H #218-223), a few minor blemishes, Cat 20,000 baht (= $A666). [Remainders from no<br />
fewer than four separate series were pressed into service for this issue, including the long redundant 1<br />
tical of 1905! Norbert Spohn's fine set - Lot 1556 - sold for $728]<br />
Although popular with collectors of Boy Scout material this, and the two subsequent issues, were sold<br />
to raise money for the Tiger Scouts, a Siamese para-military group. (6)<br />
400<br />
Ex Lot 218<br />
218 V* A B1 1920 (Feb) First Scouts Fund Issue with Two-Line Tiger Handstamp another but finer set, the 5<br />
satang is mint, Cat 20,500 baht (= $A683). (6)<br />
500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 219<br />
219 */** A/A- 1920-26 Garuda Wings 5 satang carmine/pink vertical pair Imperforate Between F&O #196b (H<br />
#209b), a couple of nibbled perfs at the top, the lower unit is unmounted, Cat 15,000 baht (= $A500).<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 220<br />
220 *G A/B 1920 Second Scouts Fund Issue with Ovoid Three-Line Tiger Handstamp 2stg(+3stg) to<br />
1t(+25stg) F&O 200-205 (H #224-229), tonespots on the 15 satang, the 5 satang & 1 tical are used,<br />
Cat 16,500 baht (= $A550). [Remainders from no fewer than four separate series were pressed into<br />
service for this issue, again including the long redundant 1 tical of 1905!] (6)<br />
250<br />
Ex Lot 221<br />
221 * A B1 1921 (Dec) Third Scouts Fund Issue with Three-Line Tiger Overprint 2stg(+3stg) to 20stg(+30stg)<br />
F&O 206-212 (H #230-236), very lightly mounted, Cat 14,000 baht (= $A466). [Norbert Spohn's set -<br />
Lot 1560 - sold for $448] (7)<br />
250<br />
222 W A-<br />
Ex Lot 222<br />
1925 Museum Overprints 2 satang to 1 baht F&O #218A-225A (H #245-252), unused (regummed),<br />
Cat 39,000 baht (= $A1300) mint. [The overprints were prepared for release to raise funds for the<br />
Government Museum. However, as a result of King Vajiravudh's death, the fair was cancelled and the<br />
stamps were not issued] (8)<br />
500
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 223<br />
223 V B 1925 Museum Overprints 2 satang to 1 baht F&O #218A-225A (H #245-252) marginal blocks of 20<br />
(2x10) with margins two or three sides, some aging/toning & some separation, CTO with various<br />
Bangkok datestamps, virtually full unmounted o.g., Cat 20,000 baht (= $A666). [See website scans]<br />
(160)<br />
1910-25 King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) - Postal History<br />
250<br />
224 C B<br />
Lot 224<br />
1914 (Nov 14) cover from Bangkok to an officer with the "23rd Sikh Pioneers/Indian Expeditionary<br />
Force (Force E)" with red/white '[coat-of-arms]/OPENED BY CENSOR.' label on the reverse &<br />
'PASSED CENSOR/BOMBAY.' h/s in purple on the face, endorsed "Aden" in blue pencil & with<br />
'ADEN/DE17/14' arrival b/s, minor blemishes.<br />
300<br />
225 C A/B<br />
Ex Lot 225<br />
1914-18 covers to Denmark (2, one registered) or India (2) all censored in India, the earliest from<br />
Lampang with red/white 'Opened under/Martial Law.' label tied to the reverse by 'PASSED<br />
CENSOR/BOMBAY' h/s in violet, one from Paklat with unusual '[crown]/OPENED BY CENSOR' h/s in<br />
violet, a few blemishes. (4)<br />
400<br />
226 C B<br />
Lot 226<br />
1915 East-Asiatic Company cover with printed address of the company's office in Denmark, '5 Satang'<br />
in Blue on 6stg single and block of 8 tied to the reverse by 'SINGAPORE' cds, worn strike of the<br />
Singapore 'PAQUEBOT' h/s (Hosking #3394; rated C) on the face, 'KJOBENHAVN' arrival b/s, minor<br />
blemishes. [See website scans]<br />
200
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
227 C B<br />
Lot 227<br />
1916 (c.) internal cover with Vienna Printing 3stg x5 & '2 Satang' on 14stg ultramarine x5 tied to the<br />
reverse by bilingual '.../Nakonsitamarat' cds, red & black/cream registration label on the face, bilingual<br />
'.../BanDon' arrival cds, both datestamps with Siamese date, minor blemishes.<br />
350<br />
228 C A<br />
Lot 228<br />
1918 local cover with 'VICTORY' 2stg tied by bilingual '.../Bangkok 2' cds (Siamese date), superb 'THE<br />
BRITISH (SIAM) WAR AID ASSOCIATION/LOTTERY/SUB-/COMMITTEE/1918' cachet at upper-left.<br />
Unusual. [See website scan]<br />
150<br />
229 C B<br />
Lot 229<br />
1918 stampless cover to Germany with 'CONCENTRATION CAMP. SIAM/PRISONER OF WAR<br />
LETTER' h/s & Commandant's Siamese-language datestamp both in dull violet, transit cds of Bangkok<br />
1 (on the face) & Bangkok 2 (on the reverse), minor soiling. [Prakaipet Indhusophon's similar POW<br />
cover to Sweden - Lot 337 - sold for $S1840. The illustration is above Lot 227]<br />
750<br />
230 C A-<br />
Lot 230<br />
1918 a similar cover to Denmark with light 'PASSED * CENSOR * /SINGAPORE' cachet in blue &<br />
'KJOBENHAVN' arrival cds both on the face, minor blemishes.<br />
750
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
231 C A<br />
Lot 231<br />
1918 a similar cover to Switzerland with very fine strikes of the cachets & Bangkok 15 cds, very fine<br />
French 'CONTROLES POSTAL MILITAIRE/CONTROLE/348/P de L' cachet in purple. Remarkably fine<br />
for such items.<br />
750<br />
232 C/CL B<br />
Ex Lot 232<br />
1920 philatelic registered covers from Bangkok 1 to Switzerland with 1) Red Cross Overprints 2stg to<br />
15stg; 2) Red Cross 1 baht; and 3) 'VICTORY' 2stg to 15stg; minor blemishes. [See website scans] (3)<br />
200<br />
233 C B<br />
Lot 233<br />
1920 (Feb 17) Bangkok-Chantaburi flight cover with 7 stamps tied by the boxed flight cachet, minor<br />
spotting. [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's similar cover sold for SFr575]<br />
300<br />
234 C B<br />
Lot 234<br />
1925 cover with 'LEGATION DE BELGIQUE/AU/SIAM' imprint at upper-left & Belgian seal impressed<br />
in red wax on the flap, to Rumania with 2stg 10stg & Garuda 50stg tied by bilingual Bangkok cds,<br />
black/white Bangkok 10 registration label, 'BUCARESTI' arrival backstamp, minor blemishes. Unusual<br />
destination. [See website scans]<br />
200
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
235 C B<br />
Lot 235<br />
1925 (July 24) complete 'ROYAL SIAMESE PARCEL POST/FORM OF CUSTOMS DECLARATION'<br />
with 'BY AIR MAIL' h/s at the base, Garuda 15stg & 25stg plus Vienna Printing 1 baht all tied by<br />
'.../BANGKOK 10A' cds, 'UBOL' "aeroplane" arrival cds, the contents declared as "One empty soda<br />
bottle as sample & Billiard Chalk", minor blemishes. A remarkable item, and the earliest airmail parcel<br />
item we have seen.<br />
500<br />
236 PS A/B<br />
Ex Lot 236<br />
POSTAL CARDS: Unused bundle including 1913 set of 4, 1914 2stg on Rama V 1½a x3 (one with<br />
printed address of Siam Forest Co), 2stg on 5stg x2, 5stg on 6stg Types A x2 & B, 5stg on 6stg+5stg<br />
on 6stg Types A to D, 5stg on Rama V 4a, Rama VI Second Series set + varieties of stock, 1919 set<br />
etc, a few duplicated, generally fine to very fine. (35)<br />
250<br />
Ex Lot 237<br />
237<br />
PS<br />
POSTAL CARDS: Companion group of mostly internal usages, many with printed advices on the<br />
reverse including for British Club, Natural History Society, Peace Celebration Committee, Red Cross,<br />
Royal Bangkok Sports Club, Bukit Tengah Coconut Estate & Cosmopolitan Ball, mostly Bangkok<br />
postmarks but one with boxed bilingual '.../KORAT' h/s (the card aged), some duplication; also Rama<br />
VII six items including with printed advices for Siam Society & a private change of address; condition<br />
variable but most are fine to very fine. (29)<br />
250
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1925-35 King Prajadhipok (Rama VII)<br />
King Prajadhipok was the youngest full-brother of King Vajiravudh. Fourth in line to the throne, and considered unlikely to become King,<br />
he had planned a military career. During the Great Depression of the early 1930s, he introduced austerity measures that were very<br />
unpopular with the military. In June 1932 a coup d'etat resulted in the abolition of the absolute monarchy. In 1935, while seeking<br />
medical treatment in England, King Prajadhipok abdicated. He never returned to Siam and died in 1941, leaving no heir.<br />
Ex Lot 238<br />
238 */** A/B 1926 Coronation Stone 1 baht to 20 baht (lightly toned) F&O #226-231 (H #253-258), lightly mounted<br />
or unmounted (the 2b 3b & 10b), Cat 35,000+ baht (= $A1166) for mounted. [This series was intended<br />
to mark the 15th Anniversary of the Reign of Rama VI. After the King's death, they were released as<br />
definitives. [Norbert Spohn's set - Lot 1563 - sold for $1008. Kevin Ryan's set - Lot 413 - sold for $661]<br />
(6)<br />
600<br />
239 P A B1<br />
Lot 239<br />
1926 Coronation Stone 5 baht perforated proof in the unissued colours of black & green with<br />
'WATERLOW & SONS LTD./SPECIMEN' overprint at the base & small security punch at lower-left,<br />
ungummed. [Kevin Ryan's similar item - Lot 412 - sold for $299]<br />
200<br />
Ex Lot 240<br />
240 */** A/B 1928 King Prajadhipok 2 satang to 40 baht F&O 234-248 (H #261-275), the 20b & 40b have lightly<br />
toned gum, very lightly mounted or unmounted (including the 5b 10b & 20b), Cat 15,000+ baht (=<br />
$A500+) mounted. (15)<br />
250<br />
Ex Lot 241<br />
241 P A B1 1928 King Prajadhipok perforated proofs in unissued colours comprising 15 satang in scarlet, 80<br />
satang in black & green & 20 baht in black & brown each with 'WATERLOW & SONS<br />
LTD./SPECIMEN' overprint diagonally or vertically (the 20 baht) & a small security punch at lower-left,<br />
ungummed. (3)<br />
250
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 242<br />
242 ** A- 1928 King Prajadhipok 5 satang deep violet marginal block of 4 from the left of the sheet Imperforate<br />
Horizontally F&O #236d (unlisted by Hobby), faint gum-toning, unmounted. [Dr Pichai Buranasombati's<br />
similar block of 4 from the base of the sheet - Lot 10735 - sold for SFr1380]<br />
750<br />
243 P A/A-<br />
Ex Lot 243<br />
1926-35 Waterlow File Copies comprising 1926 Coronation Stone set; 1928 Definitives set plus<br />
extras with shades & various styles of security punch plus ungummed imperf six values to 1b and<br />
25stg & 1b frames only; and 1928-39 Garuda Bird set plus ungummed imperf set and 10stg & 50stg<br />
frames only; mostly with large-part o.g. (62)<br />
600<br />
Lot 244<br />
244 W* A 1932 Chakri Dynasty perforated proofs in unissued colours comprising 2 satang in deep blue, 10<br />
satang in black & green (gummed) & 1 baht in brown-purple each with 'WATERLOW & SONS<br />
LTD./SPECIMEN' overprint diagonally or horizontally (the 10 satang) & a small security punch at<br />
lower-left, ungummed.<br />
1925-35 King Prajadhipok (Rama VII) - Postal History<br />
250<br />
245 C A/B<br />
Ex Lot 245<br />
A useful bundle of internal & overseas usages including registered (3, one from Lampang) & another<br />
by air to Paris with superb 'A.R.' handstamp, two other airmails (one with jusqu'a 'X' handstamp on the<br />
airmail label), illustrated advertising cover for The Nightingale Store, two unpaid Chinese greetings<br />
covers both with 'T'-in-triangle handstamp, cover to India with 'PAQUEBOT/PENANG' cds, etc, some<br />
postmark interest including superb strikes of bilingual '.../Nakon Narn' & '.../TUNG SONG' and 1933<br />
First Anniversary of Constitution cds (the stamps handstamped with Two Bowls device), condition<br />
good to very fine. (28)<br />
800
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
246 C A<br />
Lot 246<br />
1930 (c.) cover with East Asiatic Co (Bangkok) imprint at the top & printed address of the company's<br />
branch at Bandon, 1928 10stg red tied by straight-line 'S.S. VALAYA' handstamp in violet.<br />
1935-46 King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII)<br />
Prince Ananda was only 9 when he became king following the abdication of his uncle King Prajadhipok. He spent most of his short life<br />
in Switzerland. In 1946, while on a brief visit to his homeland, he suddenly died.<br />
300<br />
247 **G A B1<br />
Ex Lot 247<br />
1939 Red Cross Surcharges 5stg(+5stg) on 1b pair & strip of 3, 10stg(+5stg) on 2b strip of 4 &<br />
15stg(+5stg) on 3b strip of 4, unmounted, Cat 8400++ baht (= $A280++) as mounted singles; plus 1b<br />
(toned) to 3b used, Cat 2000 baht (= $A66). (16)<br />
275<br />
Lot 248<br />
248 P A 1939 National Day undenominated proof in carmine pink on poor quality paper (57x38mm).<br />
200<br />
Lot 249<br />
249 ** A+ 1939 National Day 2 satang chocolate marginal block of 4 from the base of the sheet comprising two<br />
horizontal pairs Imperforate Between F&O #268d (H #295a), unmounted, Cat 10,000++ baht (=<br />
$A333++) for two mounted pairs. Superb!<br />
400
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1935-46 King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
250 V A<br />
Lot 250<br />
1939 National Day 5 satang dull purple vertical pair Imperforate Between F&O #270var (H #297b),<br />
light cancellation, Cat 5000 baht (= $A166).<br />
100<br />
251 O A/B<br />
Ex Lot 251<br />
1939 National Day 2stg to 15stg marginal examples from the base (2stg & 5stg) or left of the sheets &<br />
each Imperforate Between the Stamp & the Margin F&O #268c-272c (H #295-7var + 298c & 299c), the<br />
3stg is toned, Cat 8000 baht (= $A266) for the 10stg & 15stg only, the others being unlisted by Hobby.<br />
(5)<br />
500<br />
252 P A/A-<br />
Ex Lot 252<br />
1940 Chakri Palace undenominated proofs imperforate in black, and perforated x5 in the issued<br />
colours with the values entered in red pencil!, all on poor quality paper. [On 23/6/1939, Siam was<br />
officially renamed Thailand. This was the first stamp issue under the new national identity] (6)<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 253<br />
253 * A/A- 1940 Chakri Palace 2stg to 15stg plus the 5stg green Error of Colour H #300-304 & 302a, the error<br />
with lightly toned gum, very lightly mounted, Cat 9000 baht (= $A300). One 5stg cliché was inserted in<br />
error into the plate for the 3stg. [Prakaipet Indhusophon's similar set - Lot 312 - sold for $S368] (6)<br />
250
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 254<br />
254 */** A B1 1941 King Ananda & Bang-Pa-In Palace 2 satang to 10 baht H #305-316, very lightly mounted or<br />
(mostly) unmounted, Cat 12,000+ baht (= $A400+) for mounted. (12)<br />
150<br />
255 P A/A-<br />
Ex Lot 255<br />
1941 King Ananda & Bang-Pa-In Palace Waterlow File Copies comprising imperf set with large<br />
punch; imperf set with large & small punch (ex 1 baht); imperf frame only set - 15stg to 10b - with large<br />
punch; imperf frame only set with small punch (ex 1 baht); perf set with large punch; & perf set with<br />
small punch; with or without gum. Attractive group. (62)<br />
600<br />
256 P A<br />
Ex Lot 256<br />
1941 King Ananda & Bang-Pa-In Palace undenominated "proofs" of the low values design primitively<br />
printed in eight different colours on poor quality wove paper, and a similar group of eight for the 1943<br />
Long Portrait, all with bilingual 'SAMPLE/COLOUR' handstamp. [Our suspicions that these items are<br />
bogus have been confirmed by collectors in Thailand and the United States] (16)<br />
Offer<br />
257 P*F A<br />
Ex Lot 257<br />
1942-43 Airmail (Monument of Democracy) 2 satang to 15 satang H #317-321 mint & used sets &<br />
crude proof of the 3stg in black on poor quality paper (65x70mm), Cat 3300 baht (= $A110) plus the<br />
proof. (11)<br />
150
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1935-46 King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
258 P*W A/B<br />
Ex Lot 258<br />
1943-48 King Ananda (Full-Length Portrait) 1 baht Recess Printing Imperforate pair & block of 4 in<br />
different shades H #322a on ungummed paper as issued; and Lithographed crude proof in black on<br />
poor quality paper (63x76mm) & block of 4 Imperforate Between Horizontally & Vertically H #323e with<br />
large-part o.g. but lightly toned; Cat 21,000+ baht (= $A700) plus the proof. (4 items)<br />
350<br />
259 P A<br />
Ex Lot 259<br />
1943 Indo-China War Monument 3stg crude lithographed proofs comprising a single in blue and pairs<br />
in carmine, purple or ochre on poor quality paper of different sizes. (4 items)<br />
250<br />
Ex Lot 260<br />
260 P* A 1943-48 Failure of Revolt (Monument & Ears of Rice) undenominated proof sheetlet of 4 in carmine<br />
on poor quality paper (75x93mm), 2stg Printed on Both Sides H #331d, and 2stg marginal block of 4<br />
from the base of the sheet comprising two horizontal pairs Imperforate Between H #332a, Cat 7300<br />
baht (= $A243) plus the proof block. (3 items)<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 261<br />
261 *W A/B THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYAN STATES - GENERAL ISSUES: 1944 War Memorial 1c yellow to<br />
15c blue Hobby #333-338 (SG TM1-6) marginal blocks of 4 gummed (the 15c, the upper units creased<br />
& some reinforcing) or ungummed (as issued), Cat 26,000+ baht (= $A866+) or £440+ as four sets.<br />
[Blocks of 4 sold for 18,150 (= $A605) at a Bangkok auction in August 2009] (6 blocks)<br />
400
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
262 V A<br />
Ex Lot 262<br />
THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYAN STATES 1944 War Memorial 1c yellow to 15c blue Hobby<br />
#333-338 (SG TM1-6) marginal blocks of 4 with bilingual '.../TRENGGANU' cds, Cat 16,000+ baht (=<br />
$A533+) or £720+ as four sets. [It is unusual for one catalogue to have used at a lower price than<br />
unused, while another quotes a higher price for used] (6 blocks)<br />
400<br />
263 C A<br />
Lot 263<br />
THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYAN STATES 1944 War Memorial 1c yellow to 15c blue Hobby<br />
#333-338 (SG TM1-6) - ex the 2c - tied to plain locally addressed cover endorsed "First Day Cover" by<br />
'KOTA BAHRU/3 4/8.7./KELANTAN' cds, Cat 3600 baht (= $A120) or £160 as used stamps. [See<br />
website scan]<br />
150<br />
264 P A/A-<br />
Ex Lot 264<br />
THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYAN STATES undenominated "proofs" primitively printed in different<br />
colours on poor quality wove paper, all with bilingual 'SAMPLE/COLOUR' handstamp, a few minor<br />
blemishes. [Our suspicions that these items are bogus have been confirmed by collectors in Thailand<br />
and the United States] (12)<br />
Offer
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1935-46 King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
265 C A/B<br />
Ex Lot 265<br />
THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYAN STATES 1) 1944 War Memorial 1c & 3c tied to philatelic<br />
postcard by 'ALOR STAR/KEDAH' cds, straight-line 'S.S. ALLAPITCHAY' handstamp (person's name<br />
or a ship?) at the base; 2) commercial cover to Batu Gajah (Perak) with 2c & 5c tied by 'ALOR<br />
STAR/KEDAH' cds; & 3) commercial re-used cover with 4c x2 tied by bilingual '.../TRENGGANU' cds &<br />
similar '.../BESUT' arrival backstamp, economy label affixed at the top but not secured on the reverse.<br />
(3)<br />
400<br />
Ex Lot 266<br />
266 W A+ B1 THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYAN STATES KELANTAN: 1943 Arms 1c to 10c Hobby #326-330<br />
(SG TK1-TK5) blocks of 4, well centred, no gum (as issued), Cat 240,000+ (= $A8000+) or £5200+ as<br />
singles. Superb! Ex Charles Stewart by private transaction. [A set of singles sold for 58,000 baht (=<br />
$A1933) at a Bangkok auction in August 2010. Corner blocks of 4 - with a reserve of 380,000 baht (=<br />
$A12,666) - failed to sell] (5 blocks)<br />
7,500<br />
267 V A B1<br />
Lot 267<br />
THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYAN STATES 1943 Arms 2c Hobby #327 (SG TK2), well centred, cat<br />
14,000 baht (= $A466); Cat £275.<br />
150<br />
268 V A B1<br />
Lot 268<br />
THAI OCCUPATION OF MALAYAN STATES TRENGGANU: 1944 'TRENGGANU' Overprint on<br />
Selangor 12c ultramarine with Kanji Overprint Reading Left to Right SG TT15, neat cds, Cat £120.<br />
80
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1935-46 King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII) - Postal History<br />
269 C A/B<br />
Ex Lot 269<br />
1933 1934 & 1936 local philatelic covers with Constitution Day "Two Bowls" cachet - struck on the<br />
stamps in 1933 & 1934 but to the side in 1936 - and Siamese-language commemorative datestamps,<br />
the last with vertical fold. Ex Walter Pears (with part of his album page). (3)<br />
200<br />
270 C A/B<br />
Ex Lot 270<br />
1934-41 airmail covers including 1934 'AIR [target] MAIL' lettersheet to GB with 'AIR ORIENT'<br />
obliterated & "IPMERIAL [sic] AIR WAYS" added, 1937 registered to Paris redirected to Algeria, 1938<br />
postcard to France (very scarce), 1939 & 1940 French Legation covers to France (one endorsed Air<br />
France, the other with Coronation Stone 1 tical), July 1940 to Denmark by air to Japan then across<br />
Siberia, Aug 1941 to the USA "via Tokyo" etc, a few are registered, various postmarks. (14)<br />
400<br />
271 C A/B<br />
Ex Lot 271<br />
1939-41 civil censor covers comprising Sep 1939 (very early) processed through<br />
'BATTAMBANG/CAMBODGE' with French tape & cachets, five covers processed through Penang<br />
including from '.../HUEY YOT' with rare 'PASSED BY CENSOR/[crown]/PENANG' handstamp (rated<br />
10 by Morenweiser) & one from '.../BAN DIN LAN', Jan 1941 to the USA censored at Sydney & with<br />
'CALIFORNIA/CLIPPER' handstamp in purple, and June 1941 to the USA via Singapore & Philippines<br />
then by "Clipper" - scarce routing - censored at Singapore. A very good lot. (8)<br />
300
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
272 C A<br />
Lot 272<br />
1946 cover to Holland with Netherlands Indies 10c & 20c tied by very fine strikes of the rubber 'NED.<br />
POSTKANTOOR/30.7.46/BANGKOK' cds, endorsed at lower-left by the Dutch officer in charge of the<br />
Field Post Office. Unusual & scarce. [After the War, a number of civilians were evacuated from the<br />
Dutch Indies to Bangkok. From 28/6/1946, they were permitted to use NEI stamps on their mail]<br />
250<br />
Ex Lot 273<br />
273<br />
PS<br />
POSTAL CARDS: Group comprising 1939 2stg unused & used and 3stg unused & used, 1941 2stg<br />
emerald on very thin paper unused, 2stg sepia on cream & 10stg+10stg (superb!) both unused, '2' on<br />
3stg Blakeney #82 used (soiled), '10 Satang' on Rama VI 15stg CTO (faults), c.1945 3stg apple-green<br />
on thin paper unused & 1945 (Nov) 5stg purple on very thin paper unused, four have notices in<br />
Siamese printed on the reverse, mostly fine to very fine. Scarce material that we suspect is<br />
significantly undercatalogued. (11)<br />
300<br />
274 PS B<br />
Lot 274<br />
WORLD WAR II: 1943 (Sep 15) Japanese Army undenominated Postal Card with "Dove & Helmet"<br />
stamp in yellow-orange, from a soldier at Camp #10321 to Okayama Japan, minor blemishes.<br />
[Illustrated by Peter Collins at page 14]<br />
250
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Australian Prisoners of War on the Burma-Siam Railway<br />
Allied Prisoners of War (POWs) were transferred from Singapore to build the infamous Burma-Siam Railway. It is estimated that some<br />
60,000 POWs and 180,000 Asian labourers were involved. Of these, about 16,000 POWs perished, along with half the Asian workforce<br />
(so much for the Japanese propaganda slogan "Asia for the Asians"). Construction began in June 1942 & the task was completed in<br />
October 1943. Subsequently, some POWs were transferred to Japan but the majority saw out the war in relocation camps or hospital<br />
camps. Regardless of the destination in Australia, all the items in this section were passed by the censors in Melbourne. References<br />
are to Vol III of David Tett's multi-volume work on POWs under the Japanese, available from <strong>Prestige</strong> <strong>Philately</strong> for $99 (GST inclusive).<br />
275 PS C<br />
Lot 275<br />
CAMP NUMBER 3: Black on white stock inscribed 'No 3 Branch Thai War Prisoners/Camp. NIKE,<br />
THAILAND.' with cheery propaganda message printed on the reverse - "...beautiful weather...We<br />
receive newspapers printed in English...We have joyfully received a present...from the Japanese<br />
Authorities...best wishes for a cheerful Christmas"! Tett pp55-58 - & oval "chop" of Matsuzaki in red, to<br />
South Australia. [Despite Nieke (Nike) being 18km from the Burma border, David Tett believes that<br />
cards so inscribed were issued to POWs within Burma: see page 54]<br />
300<br />
276 PS B<br />
Lot 276<br />
CAMP NUMBER 3: a similar card, to Queensland, minor blemishes. [Most POW cards are entirely<br />
undated, making it very difficult to identify the month or even the year of posting. This is endorsed on<br />
the reverse "Received Monday 8th January 1945"]<br />
400<br />
277 PS B<br />
Lot 277<br />
CAMP NUMBER 3: Black on white stock inscribed 'Camp...No:- ("3") P.O.W. Camp./Thailand.' with<br />
multiple-choice responses printed on the reverse - Tett pp84-95 - dated "19th May 1944", oval "chop"<br />
of Sumita, to Queensland, minor blemishes.<br />
400
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Australian Prisoners of War on the Burma-Siam Railway (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
278 PS C<br />
Lot 278<br />
CAMP NUMBER 4: Japanese Army undenominated Postal Card with "Dove & Helmet" stamp in<br />
yellow-orange overprinted in black & endorsed "No 4 POW Camp Thailand", printed multiple-choice<br />
responses on the reverse, oval "chop" unrecorded by Tett & circular "chop" of Suzuki, to South<br />
Australia, soiled & vertical fold. [This is the item illustrated by Peter Collins at page 14. It was<br />
unrecorded by David Tett, and may be the only recorded example]<br />
1,000<br />
279 PS B<br />
Lot 279<br />
CAMP NUMBER 4: Black on cream stock with simple English text in black, Japanese text in red and<br />
black on grey back headed 'IMPERIAL JAPANESE ARMY' with multiple-choice responses - Tett<br />
pp72-79 - endorsed "No 4 POW CAMP THAILAND", circular "chop" of Suzuki, to Western Australia &<br />
endorsed on the face "Received on Sept 12th 1944", minor blemishes.<br />
400<br />
280 PS B<br />
Lot 280<br />
CAMP NUMBER 4: Black on white stock inscribed 'Camp...No:- ("4") P.O.W. Camp,/Thailand.' with<br />
multiple-choice responses printed on the reverse - Tett pp84-95 - dated "13-1-44", oval "chop" of<br />
Komai, to Western Australia & endorsed "Received 8th January 1945", minor blemishes.<br />
400<br />
281 PS C<br />
Lot 281<br />
CAMP NUMBER 4: a similar usage with unidentified circular "chop" (Tett #3-9-75: at page 270) &<br />
four-character handstamp in rosine, dated "15-1-44", to South Australia, soiled & vertical fold.<br />
300
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Australian Prisoners of War on the Burma-Siam Railway (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
282 PS A-<br />
Lot 282<br />
CAMP NUMBER 4: a similar usage with circular "chop" of Hattori, dated "10-6-44", to Western<br />
Australia & endorsed "Received 29th Dec 1944", minor blemishes but unusually fine for these items. [A<br />
remarkably swift transit time of "only" 6 months]<br />
400<br />
283 PS B<br />
Lot 283<br />
CAMP NUMBER 6: Black on cream stock with simple English text in black, Japanese text in red and<br />
black on grey back headed 'IMPERIAL JAPANESE ARMY' with multiple-choice responses - Tett<br />
pp72-79 - endorsed "No 6 PRISONER OF WAR CAMP THAILAND", circular "chop" of Suzuki, to<br />
Western Australia & endorsed on the face "Received Xmas 1944", minor blemishes.<br />
400<br />
284 PS B<br />
Lot 284<br />
INWARDS MAIL: 1944 (Nov 9) usage of Australian blue/cream POW postcard to 'Camp<br />
("THAI")/Country of Internment ("BURMA")' with 4d Koala tied by 'PROSPECT/SA' cds, a few<br />
blemishes. [Mail to POWs was free, unless airmail was required, in which case the airmail fee had to<br />
be paid. The postcard rate to East Asia was actually 5d but the sender mistakenly used the<br />
concessional 4d rate that was allowed to members of the Armed Forces. The illustration is above Lot<br />
283]<br />
250
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
1946-2011 King Bhumipol Adulyadej (Rama IX)<br />
King Bhumibol succeeded his older brother and has now ruled for 65 years, by far the longest reign of any Siamese/Thai monarch.<br />
285 P A/A-<br />
Ex Lot 285<br />
Waterlow File Copies with various styles of security punch including 1947-49 'SIAM' imperf set plus<br />
frame only set (ex 3b); Coronation imperf & perf sets; 1951-60 King imperf & perf sets largely<br />
complete; 1955 Elephant perf & imperf sets; Thoa Sura-Naree imperf set; 1956 Dorn Jaydee imperf<br />
set; etc, with or without gum. Attractive group. (120+)<br />
1,000<br />
Ex Lot 286<br />
286<br />
*/**O<br />
Extensive collection to 1992 in nine stockbooks with lots of definitives, commemoratives mint - much<br />
unmounted especially from 1970s-on - & used both virtually complete, lots of M/Ss including<br />
Rattanakosin in pack, booklets possibly complete, 1955 Red Cross proofs, array of Officials including<br />
errors, etc, condition generally very fine. (Qty)<br />
1,000<br />
287 P A<br />
Ex Lot 287<br />
1947 Coming of Age undenominated "proofs" primitively printed in different colours on poor quality<br />
wove paper, all with bilingual 'SAMPLE/COLOUR' handstamp. [Our suspicions that these items are<br />
bogus have been confirmed by collectors in Thailand and the United States. See website scan] (10)<br />
Offer<br />
Ex Lot 288<br />
288 * A B1 1947-49 King Bhumipol ('SIAM') 5 satang to 20 baht H #K1-10, very lightly mounted, Cat 30,000 baht<br />
(= $A1000). [The Hobby catalogue separates the King Bhumipol definitives into a "back of book"<br />
section]<br />
Between September 1945 & 10/5/1949, the country was again officially known as Siam. (10)<br />
400
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1946-2011 King Bhumipol Adulyadej (Rama IX) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Lot 289<br />
289 ** A+ B1 1950 Coronation 5 satang to 3 baht H #344-351, mostly marginal examples, unmounted, Cat 8000<br />
baht (= $A266). Superb!<br />
125<br />
Ex Lot 290<br />
290 * A B1 1951-60 King Bhumibol ('THAILAND') 5 satang to 20 baht H #K13-K26, well centred, very lightly<br />
mounted, Cat 27,000 baht (= $A900). [Kevin Ryan's similar set - Lot 465 - sold for $460] (14)<br />
400<br />
291 P A<br />
Ex Lot 291<br />
1955 Red Cross 1b(+1b) as H #374 matching colour trial blocks of 4 from the lower-right of the sheets<br />
on ungummed watermarked or unwatermarked paper, four are imperforate & one is perforated but<br />
Imperf at the Right & at the Base. (5 blocks)<br />
400<br />
292 P A<br />
Lot 292<br />
1955 Red Cross ditto, imperforate block of 8 from the upper-left of the sheet on ungummed<br />
unwatermarked paper.<br />
150
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1946-2011 King Bhumipol Adulyadej (Rama IX) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 293<br />
293 ** A 1955 Red Cross 25stg(+25stg) single & block of 4 and 1b(+1b) single all Imperforate at the Top from<br />
the tops of the sheets, unmounted. (3 items)<br />
400<br />
Ex Lot 294<br />
294 ** A B1 1961-68 King Bhumibol (Long Format) 5 satang to 40 baht H #K37-54, well centred, unmounted,<br />
Cat 12,000 baht (= $A400). (18)<br />
250<br />
Ex Lot 295<br />
295 ** A B1 1963-71 King Bhumibol 5 satang to 40 baht H #K55-73, well centred, unmounted, Cat 12,000 baht (=<br />
$A400). (19)<br />
296 PR A<br />
1971-1992 Post Office Year Albums complete with all issues in place, those in the first album are<br />
hinged. [No illustration] (22 items)<br />
250<br />
Offer<br />
Ex Lot 297<br />
297 ** A 1972-1992 Miniature Sheets virtually complete including imperforate editions & an extra Bangkok<br />
1983 imperf M/S signed by the President of the Philatelists Association of Thailand (CTO), missing<br />
only the 1987 King's Birthday, 1988 Longest Reign Type 2, 1991 Philanippon & 1992 Queen's<br />
Birthday, unmounted, Cat 45,000 baht (= $A1500). (74)<br />
400
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1946-2011 King Bhumipol Adulyadej (Rama IX) (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
298 P A<br />
Ex Lot 298<br />
1976 King Bhumibol with Halo (Finlandish Printing) 20stg blue, 10b black & carmine and 40b violet<br />
& yellow-ochre imperforate corner blocks of 25, unmounted, Cat 50,000+ baht (= $A1666+) for<br />
perforated singles. Unlisted by Hobby, and presumed to be proofs. (75 units)<br />
600<br />
299 P A<br />
Ex Lot 299<br />
1976-79 Imperforate Blocks comprising 1976 Children's Day block of 25, Postmen blocks of 9, Deer<br />
4b & 5b blocks of 15; 1977 AOPU 1b with Background in Pink block of 10 (unissued), Scout Jamboree<br />
75stg Incomplete Design block of 10; 1978 United Nations Day two blocks of 10 (one with Blue-Green<br />
Omitted), Asian Games blocks of 10, Anti-Apartheid with Black Printing (Inscriptions) Omitted block of<br />
10; & 1979 Year of the Child blocks of 10; unmounted. Unlisted by Hobby, and presumed to be proofs.<br />
(201 units)<br />
300 ? A 1993 'Bangkok 1983' Exhibition Miniature Sheet as Hobby #SS13 but overprinted in gold with<br />
emblem at upper-left & text on the green bar at the base, slabbed in perspex. [See website scan]<br />
1946-2011 King Bhumipol Adulyadej (Rama IX) - Postal History<br />
1,500<br />
Offer<br />
Ex Lot 301<br />
301<br />
C<br />
1940s airmail covers mostly to GB, USA & Holland with a good range of adhesives to 3 baht & various<br />
airmail labels including KLM types, four are registered, one to Sweden & six to the USA - one at<br />
30b25stg rate - have 'A.V.2' markings, generally good to fine. A very good lot. (22)<br />
400
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Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 302<br />
302<br />
C<br />
1950s-60s bundle with registered & official mail, many airmails including to Sweden & New Zealand,<br />
wide array of adhesives & some postmark interest including commemorative handstamps in red &<br />
Press Censorship cachets in red, small group of British FPOs & American Forces in Thailand,<br />
condition rather mixed. (55 items)<br />
400<br />
303<br />
CPS<br />
Ex Lot 303<br />
1950s-80s commercial & philatelic array in two cover albums with numerous airmails including items to<br />
Korea Laos & Norway plus a few Aerogrammes, many to Len Colgan from prominent Thai philatelists<br />
Rattakul, Indhusophon & Choovoravech and Charles Stewart & Bonnie Davis, seven different "Fighting<br />
Insurgents Free Franks", 1976 with Postal Forgery etc, thematic & postmark interest, generally fine.<br />
(250+)<br />
Revenue Stamps<br />
Catalogue numbers are from the "Thai Revenue Stamp Checklist" by H Richard Blakeney (2009), and cited as "HRB #...".. Based on<br />
results in Bangkok auctions - notably the Eur-Seree sale of August 2009 - we expect that our estimates are VERY conservative.<br />
250<br />
304 **/*O A<br />
Ex Lot 304<br />
Remainders including a few General Revenues, selection of Alien Registration types, Educational<br />
Charity set of 9, match & tobacco types, etc, Thai Occupation of Malaya Kelantan 8c Arms & 8c Sultan<br />
block of 4, Trengganu Boats $3 & $50; also some "Cinderellas" including 1957 Buddhism set of 5 &<br />
overprinted set of 7, WWII Public Welfare small format x3 + enormous type (an unused corner<br />
example), imperf 'OFFICIALLY SEALED' labels x5 (one mint) etc, condition variable. Fascinating lot.<br />
(150+)<br />
300
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Revenue Stamps (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
305<br />
Ex Lot 305<br />
C/L Array of revenues on receipts, cheques, legal documents & other papers - some are large pieces only -<br />
good range of adhesives including Agriculture Tax First Issue on three documents, condition variable.<br />
Fascinating lot that will reward examination. (82 items)<br />
600<br />
Ex Lot 306<br />
306<br />
*OP<br />
GENERAL REVENUES: Collection on stockpages with 1883 set of 5 unused/mint x3 plus a few used<br />
& 1 fuang proof in blue-grey on card, 1932 Provisionals to 1 baht Rama VI & 1 baht Rama VII x6,<br />
Musician types including High Values large die proof in purple with Die Number '16013' in Reverse &<br />
'WATERLOW & SONS LTD/SPECIMEN' opt (some toning, extract of stamp impression only illustrated<br />
above), crude wartime issues & a range of multiples including a block of 38 with perfins, & a few mint,<br />
etc, condition rather mixed especially in the earlier issues. (330+)<br />
500<br />
Ex Lot 307<br />
307 * A/B GENERAL REVENUES: 1883 First Issue 'ONE SEEO' indigo to '1 TICAL' ochre HRB #FG-0001-5, a<br />
superior set with large-part o.g.; plus c.1890 6 tical on '1 TICAL' HRB #FG #0201 with faint overprint,<br />
part o.g. with pink stains from interleaving, Barefoot Cat £210. [A similar set sold for 9020 baht (=<br />
$A300) at the Eur-seree auction in August 2009] (6)<br />
200
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Revenue Stamps (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 308<br />
308<br />
O<br />
GENERAL REVENUES: 1880s First Issue Revalued with boxed handstamp - various values - on<br />
'ONE SEEO' x16 (3 with red h/s) & 'ONE SEEK' x4 (one with the handstamp sideways), plus 4 baht<br />
2-line unframed handstamp on 'ONE SEEO', condition rather mixed, Barefoot Cat £3550 minimum. [A<br />
group of only 5 values in rather mixed condition sold for 39,600 baht (= $A1320) at the Eur-seree<br />
auction of August 2009] (22)<br />
1,000<br />
309 E A<br />
Lot 309<br />
AGRICULTURE TAX: 1870s (?) King's Monogram Essay on ungummed unwatermaked paper singles<br />
in red, green, blue & purple HRB #FA-0010/11/13 & 14, the last two are marginal examples. [Two sets<br />
of the six colours sold for 37,400 baht (= $A1246; all with faults) & 59,400 baht (= $A1980; two with<br />
faults) at the Eur-seree auction in August 2009]<br />
500<br />
310 E C<br />
Lot 310<br />
AGRICULTURE TAX: 1870s (?) King's Monogram Essay on ungummed unwatermaked paper<br />
complete sheetlet of 12 (4x3) in red HRB #FA-0010, some staining. [A fine sheetlet sold for 77,000<br />
baht (= $A2566) at the Eur-seree auction in August 2009]<br />
600<br />
311 E B<br />
Lot 311<br />
AGRICULTURE TAX: 1870s (?) King's Monogram Essay on ungummed unwatermaked paper<br />
complete sheetlet of 12 (4x3) in green B #FA-0011, minor soiling at the top & some minor staining on<br />
the reverse. [A similar fine sheetlet sold for 68,200 baht (= $A2273) at the Eur-seree auction in August<br />
2009]<br />
1,000
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Revenue Stamps (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 312<br />
312<br />
O<br />
AGRICULTURE TAX: 1870s Issues assemblage including some handstamped or overprinted types<br />
(125); also 1897 Rice Field Tax (20, four with surcharge); and Sugar Tax (5); minor duplication,<br />
condition variable, Barefoot Cat £3280 minimum. (150)<br />
750<br />
313<br />
314<br />
Ex Lot 313<br />
*O COURT FEES: Collection of Long Types x94 including bicoloured baht values & surcharges, and<br />
Elephant Types x175 including two with 'WATERLOW & SONS LTD/SPECIMEN' overprint (**),<br />
condition variable but most are fine, a few are mint. (269)<br />
O COURT FEES: Large stockbook with an enormous array of Long Types including surcharges (700+)<br />
and Elephant Types (1000s). Fantastic research opportunity. [No illustration] (Qty)<br />
350<br />
500<br />
315 **O A<br />
Ex Lot 315<br />
SOCIAL SECURITY: 1955 American Bank Note Co 5b to 45b HRB #FS1001-4 with 'SPECIMEN' opt<br />
in red & small security punch, marginal examples, unmounted; and 50stg on 45b used, Barefoot Cat<br />
£105. [The planned Social Security programme was never implemented. The stamps were surcharged<br />
and issued for Match Duty. Illustration above Lot 312] (5)<br />
150<br />
316 C C<br />
Lot 316<br />
ALIEN REGISTRATION: c.WWII foreign resident's identity book with photo on the inside cover &<br />
thumb print in lieu of signature, 1942 Public Welfare 1 baht HRB #FD2007 x3 plus Alien Registration<br />
20 baht on 4 baht & 200 baht on 20 baht on 4 baht x2 HRB #FR1011 & 1012 within, vertical fold but in<br />
remarkably good condition for a document that the bearer had to carry at all times. Rare.<br />
250
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Miscellaneous & Collection Lots<br />
317<br />
Ex Lot 317<br />
*O 1912-41 Remainders including 1912 Vienna Printings set mint & used, 1914-16 15stg on 28stg<br />
vertical pair Imperforate Between (badly aged), 1920-26 Garuda Wings set mint, 1921 Third Scouts<br />
Fund set mint x2 & used, 1925 Airmails mint x2 sets, Coronation Stone set used x2, 1928 Rama VII<br />
set used, 1932 Dynasty set mint x2, 1939 Red Cross mint set x4, 1941 Rama VIII set used etc,<br />
condition rather mixed, Cat 250,000+ baht (= $A8333+). (250 approx)<br />
1,000<br />
318<br />
Ex Lot 318<br />
*O Enormous stockbook absolutely packed with a huge duplicated array from First Issues, Second<br />
Issues mint set x2, an array of 1890s Surcharges, Third Issue mint set x2 & used set x4, later issues<br />
mostly used with Wat Jang to 1 tical x15 including a strip of 4, 1908 Jubilee Statue set to 20t x2, 1912<br />
Vienna Printings to 20b x3, 1917 Waterlow Printings 10b x6 & 20b, 1918 Red Cross to 10b, Victory 5b,<br />
a few Scouts, Coronation Stone set, 1928 Rama VII set x2 + mint to 10b, 1941 Bang-Pa-In Palace set,<br />
colourful array of later issues, lots of multiples and some postmark interest, condition variable, huge<br />
catalogue value. Excellent study lot with loads of potential for re-sellers especially on ebay. (1000s)<br />
1,500<br />
Ex Lot 319<br />
319<br />
*/**OP<br />
Remainder lot comprising group of First Issues used (17), Second Issue set mint, range of 1890s<br />
Surcharges, 1905-08 Wat Cheng set mint plus a few varieties in blocks, 1910 Garuda Wings set mint &<br />
12 stg half-sheet of 50 used (faults), array of Waterlow imperf & perf proofs with security punches (66),<br />
and 1970s imperforate proof pairs (26 different x2 of each), generally fine to very fine. (250+)<br />
750<br />
320<br />
O**C<br />
Wide-ranging lot with some earlies including 1890s surcharges, pickings in the later definitives and<br />
commemoratives, 1987 King's Birthday unaddressed First Day Cover, 1992 Queens' Birthday sheetlet<br />
and unaddressed First Day Cover, 1996 Golden Jubilee proof & sheetlet etc; also some scrappy Japan<br />
& China. [See website scans] (100s)<br />
250
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Miscellaneous & Collection Lots (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
321 C A/B<br />
Ex Lot 321<br />
FIRST DAY COVERS: Group comprising plain covers for 1939 Red Cross (stained), 1939 National<br />
Day (registered), 1947 'SIAM' 5stg & 20stg (the only two values issued on 15th Nov), 1950 Coronation<br />
5stg & 20stg - with imprint - blocks of 4, 1960s Rama V 13 values to 10b on 4 covers, and illustrated<br />
covers for United Nations Day 1957 1958 1959 1961 1962 & 1964, generally very fine. [See website<br />
scans] (14)<br />
250<br />
322 C A/B<br />
Ex Lot 322<br />
FLIGHT COVERS: Selection comprising 1920s Roi Ed to Bangkok (2, one an uprated 5stg Postal<br />
Card) & Korat to Roi Ed (an uprated 5stg Postal Card) all with pictorial datestamps, 1934 Inapress<br />
Bangkok-Brisbane (AAMC #469L, Cat $A200), and post-WWII for Pan Am (2, with large cachets),<br />
BOAC (3), Qantas (2) & Malayan Airways (3), generally very fine. (14)<br />
400<br />
Ex Lot 323<br />
323<br />
CPS<br />
POSTAL HISTORY: Wide-ranging selection of mostly pre-WWII covers including 1893 to France with<br />
12a, 1900 to Belgium with '3 Atts.' on 12a only, others to Denmark (3) & Jamaica, 1918 to USA with<br />
'PAQUEBOT/PENANG' cancels, one with superb bilingual '.../NAKHONPATNOM' cds, several<br />
registered including 1922 to Austria with boxed 'A.R.' h/s in violet, eight early PPCs (one with German<br />
Seepost cds, another with 'PAQUEBOT' h/s & Singapore cds), etc, condition variable. (51)<br />
600<br />
Ex Lot 324<br />
324<br />
SD<br />
POSTMARKS: pre-1930 datestamps collection on black pages mostly of bilingual types but some<br />
earlier material as well including a group of Siamese-language types on Third Issue, the majority are<br />
part-strikes only but there are many on blocks & a small number on piece, some duplication. A<br />
challenging subject. (1000+)<br />
1,250
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Miscellaneous & Collection Lots (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 325<br />
325<br />
SD<br />
POSTMARKS: the post-1930 continuation of the collection in two albums, strength in the 1960s-1980s<br />
period with a high proportion on large commemoratives on piece (some cut-to-shape), lots of<br />
duplication. (Qty)<br />
300<br />
Ex Lot 326<br />
326<br />
SD<br />
POSTMARKS: Stockbook with a group of boxed railway types including two stunning strikes in violet<br />
of Paknampho on 4a block of 6 (with an article on these cancels), also Bangkok types including<br />
bilingual '.../BAngkok', 'CENTRAL MONEY ORDERS/BANGKOK' x2 & bilingual '.../CTO' (Chief<br />
Telegraph Office) x4, 1933 Constitution Day "Two Bowls" h/s on 9 values to 80stg, WWII usages in<br />
Phratabong (Cambodia) x5, Lan Chang (Laos) & Champasak (Laos), a page of companies' security<br />
handstamps, etc. Interesting lot. (130+ items)<br />
400<br />
Ex Lot 327<br />
327<br />
S<br />
POSTMARKS: Partly-annotated group of "bamboo" cancellations with carved town-names on Garuda<br />
Wings & Rama VI values, some duplication. Ex Dennis Langford (?). (20 items)<br />
200<br />
328<br />
C<br />
POSTMARKS: 1970s-1980s airmail covers self-addressed to Len Colgan in Australia from post offices<br />
all over Thailand, quality of the strikes is generally fine to very fine, in five small cover albums; also a<br />
similar album of internal commercial mail from the same period. [No illustration] (500+)<br />
250<br />
Ex Lot 329<br />
329<br />
SD<br />
POSTMARKS: Array of Siamese & a few Thai stamps with Paquebot cancels of Singapore or Penang<br />
or arrival cancellations mostly of Singapore or Hong Kong, also small "bamboo" cancels identified as<br />
used aboard Siamese mail steamers (but some on Straits stamps are of Malayan origin), lots of<br />
duplication. (300 approx)<br />
250
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Miscellaneous & Collection Lots (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
Ex Lot 330<br />
330<br />
SD<br />
POSTMARKS: Attractive group of ship-board cancellations with straight-line types of 'SS<br />
CHAKRABONG', 'SS KHIAN' (on Straits stamps), 'SS PRACHATIPOK', 'SS Redang' & superb 'SS<br />
VALAYA', oval types of 'SS ASDANG' (2, one on Trengganu 3c), 'SS BORIBAT' x3 different, 'SS<br />
PRACHATIPOK' two different & 'SS Yugala', & fancy types of SS Asdang (part-strike only) & 'SS<br />
REDANG' (part-strike only), a few others & a few duplicates. (30 items)<br />
500<br />
331 S A A1-<br />
Lot 331<br />
POSTMARKS: small triple-oval & large triple-oval (with flag) cachets of 'SS PRACHATIPOK' on<br />
Garuda Wings 5stg block of 8 (2x4). A spectacular item.<br />
150<br />
332 PS<br />
333 L A<br />
334 L A<br />
335 L A<br />
Ex Lot 332<br />
POSTAL STATIONERY: Two small cover albums with Letter Cards Rama V set plus extra 2a with<br />
printed address & notice for Ta Tien Dispensary, & 12a used to Germany x2 (one commercial), all with<br />
some toning, and Rama VIII 1944 10stg very fine; Letter Sheet Rama VII 10stg philatelic usage;<br />
Envelopes Rama VII 15stg commercial usage '.../TRANG' to Hawaii & 10stg commercial usage to<br />
India with 'PAQUEBOT/PENANG' cds, Rama VIII 10stg internal commercial usage & 15stg commercial<br />
usage to Indo-China; Registration Envelope Rama VII 15stg commercial usage '.../TUNGSONG' to<br />
London; an array of mostly 1970s-1980s Postal Cards including many commemorative types some<br />
with pictorial cancellations & about 40 with commemorative overprints, very fine, and Occupation of<br />
Malaya 4c Postal Card; finally a range of Aerogrammes including philatelic usages to Burma, Hong<br />
Kong & Australia; mostly unused, generally fine to very fine. (180+)<br />
LITERATURE: "Centennial of Thai Postage Stamps" (1983) published by Communications Authority of<br />
Thailand, hardbound 500+pp, basically a sumptuous catalogue in Thai & English. [See internet scan]<br />
LITERATURE: "The Postage Stamps of Siam to 1940: A Descriptive Catalog" by Richard Frajola &<br />
Richard Ostlie (2nd Edn, 1994), softbound 136pp. The best of the English-language catalogues. [See<br />
internet scan]<br />
LITERATURE: "Royal Siamese Postal Service (The Early Years)" by Bonnie Davis (1983), hardbound<br />
168pp with many attractive black & white illustrations. [See internet scan]<br />
400<br />
10<br />
10<br />
20
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Miscellaneous & Collection Lots (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
336 L A<br />
Lot 336<br />
LITERATURE: "A Study of Thai Mail 1836-1943" by Anatchai Rattakul (1985), hardbound 212pp.<br />
Essentially Rattakul's International Large Gold Medal exhibit.<br />
25<br />
337 L A<br />
338 L A<br />
Lot 337<br />
LITERATURE: "A Study of Thai Mail 1688-1912" by Anatchai Rattakul (1989), hardbound 204pp.<br />
Essentially Rattakul's Championship Class exhibit.<br />
LITERATURE: "The Prakaipet Indhusophon Collection of Siam" (1989), hardbound 232pp with<br />
dustjacket & slipcase. Essentially Indhusophon's International Large Gold Medal exhibit, awarded the<br />
Grand Prix d'Honneur at India 89. [See internet scan]<br />
25<br />
40<br />
339 L A<br />
340 L B<br />
341 L A<br />
Lot 339<br />
LITERATURE: "The Prakaipet Indhusophon Collection of Siam Stamps & Covers" Christies<br />
(Singapore) auction catalogue (27/5/1993), 364 lots, well illustrated entirely in colour, with Prices<br />
Realised (copy). One of the great Thai sales. [See internet scan]<br />
LITERATURE: "The Vichit Eurtivong Collection of Siam Royal Mail, Stamps and Covers" Christies<br />
Swire auction catalogue (26/10/1993), 244 lots, illustrated partly in colour, annotated with the results.<br />
[See internet scan]<br />
LITERATURE: "The Dr Pichai Buranasombati Collection of Thailand" David Feldman auction<br />
catalogue (7/9/1995), 542 lots, spiral-bound set of black & white photocopies. [See internet scan]<br />
342 L A LITERATURE: "Revenue Stamps of Thailand" by Peter Iber (1993) softbound 36pp; (2nd Edn, 1997)<br />
softbound 44pp; and "Thai Revenue Stamp Catalog 2004 Part 1 - Revenue Stamps" by Richard<br />
Blakeney (2004), 136pp spiral-bound. [See internet scan] (3)<br />
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Offer<br />
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Jun 24, 2011<br />
<strong>Prestige</strong> <strong>Philately</strong> - Auction No 166 Page: 90<br />
Miscellaneous & Collection Lots (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $AUD<br />
343 L A<br />
Lot 343<br />
LITERATURE: "Postcards of Old Siam" by Bonnie Davis (1987), landscape format 100pp hardbound<br />
with dustjacket. Beautifully illustrated.<br />
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