General Public Auction 173 - Prestige Philately
General Public Auction 173 - Prestige Philately
General Public Auction 173 - Prestige Philately
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May 11, 2012<br />
<strong>Prestige</strong> <strong>Philately</strong> - <strong>General</strong> <strong>Public</strong> <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>173</strong> Page: 41<br />
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Postal History (continued)<br />
Lot Type Grading Description Est $A<br />
247 C A- 1929 Swedish trader's cover to Sweden with scarce solo franking of Kookaburra 3d blue tied by Sydney cds.<br />
150<br />
248 C A- - illustrated advertising cover for PW Richards Engineer Adelaide to England with SMult Wmk Perf 13½x12½ 3d &<br />
4½d, red/white registration label (defective). [The rate was 1½d postage + 3d internal airmail + 3d registration]<br />
249 C (A) B1- 1930 commercial cover to Hobart with 1½d red tied by 'PAY TRAIN/7JUL30/TRANS AUSTN RAILWAY', repaired<br />
flap endorsed "686 Mile Camp/Trans Line/WA". [PMI & Walker both state that this TPO was transferred to SA<br />
control on 1/12/1923. However, it continued to operate on the entire line between Port Augusta (SA) & Kalgoorlie]<br />
250 C B<br />
1946 commercial airmail cover to Dutch Military Attaché in Brisbane readdressed to Batavia where again twice<br />
readdressed, once with a small yellow label with 'VELDPOSTKANTOOR' on the reverse.<br />
200 T<br />
250<br />
150 T<br />
251<br />
C<br />
Ex Lot 251<br />
WORLD WAR II CENSORED MAIL: Valuable group from Queensland including red/white '1 Opened by Censor'<br />
narrow label for use on aerogrammes Little #L1-9 on scarce 7d blue/yellow Aerogramme to GB with Unit Postal<br />
Station 436 cds used at Cairns, diamond ' 1 /PASSED/BY/CENSOR/ 124 ' #H1-2a applied in transit to stampless<br />
cover from Bishop Newton at Port Moresby, ('T.2½D' h/s + Postage Dues ½d & 2d scored-through), & 'PASSED'<br />
#H1-4 on 1940 cover to the USA; Tasmania black/white 'OPENED BY/CENSOR./......' with 6 dots printed &<br />
measuring 14m #L6-5a, 16mm #L6-5b or 20mm (unlisted) on 1940-41 covers from South Africa (14mm) or to GB,<br />
boxed 'PASSED BY CENSOR/...' in rosine #H6-1a (recorded Sep-Oct 1939 only) on airmail cover to GB with<br />
Hobart cds of 23SE39, red/white '6/1 OPENED BY CENSOR.' text 52½mm long #L6/1-4b tied by ' 6/1 /PASSED/<br />
BY/CENSOR/ 6 ' or '7' h/s #H6/1-2a to 1942 inwards naval cover from Victoria, or from 'PENGUIN' to GB; and<br />
Victoria diamond ' 3 /NOT/OPENED BY/CENSOR' #H3-9a on 1940 cover to the USA & '3'-in-circle #H3-10b on<br />
plain FDC of 2d mauve (Cat $80) to New Zealand; etc, condition variable.{Page 41.1} (25)<br />
252 C A/B - New South Wales group with red/white 'OPENED BY CENSOR' labels comprising text only #L2-2 x2 (one from<br />
China); Two Dots Added #L2-3a; No Dots but '2'-with-Serifs Added #L2-5 (Large '2') x2 one being an entire<br />
half-label on reverse of cover, #L2-6a1 ('2' to 'O' = 9mm), #L2-6c1 ('2' to 'O' = 13mm) & unlisted wide sub-type<br />
112x18mm for use on aerogrammes; with Sans Serif '2' #L2-8 x2 (one with '2' three times due to misguillotining of<br />
the labels); and red/yellow Upper & Lower Case #L2-11 for use on aerogrammes x2 (2, one on the scarce<br />
blue/yellow aerogramme); various usages including two "Clipper" covers. (8)<br />
253<br />
C - New South Wales range with Not Opened group including diamond ' 2 /NOT/OPENED BY/CENSOR' Little<br />
#H2-9a, '2'-in-circle #H2-15 x2 (one with unknown 'MFAWC/TV' h/s), and machine type #H2-10 on reverse x2;<br />
straight-line 'RELEASED BY CENSOR' #H2-6 (one in red-purple, not listed) on two airmail covers to GB; diamond '<br />
2 /RETURN/TO/SENDER' #H2-16a in red on surface cover to GB; and unframed numerals #H2-12 '3' (on airmail<br />
cover from Cuba endorsed "Written in German"), '27' x2 (both covers sealed with half-labels on the reverse) & '39'<br />
believed applied by censor-supervisors; condition variable. {Page 36.10} (11)<br />
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - First Day Covers<br />
254 C/CL A/B<br />
255 C A<br />
Bundle of hand-illustrated covers by Jack Peake including 1954 Royal Visit, 1969 Christmas 5c, 1971 New Values,<br />
1975 Famous Women & Christmas, 2001 Birds 45c x4 etc, plus six flight covers & four Scouting covers, a few<br />
condition issues. Very attractive group, and the very last of the hand-illustrated covers consigned to us from<br />
Jack Peake's Estate.{Page 40.1} (26)<br />
1954-56 group with woodcut illustrations comprising Red Cross (#4/37), WA Stamp Centenary (#19/45), Railways<br />
(#5/35), USA Memorial (#2/60), YMCA (unnumbered), Nursing (unnumbered), Olympics Propaganda 2/- green<br />
(#20/20) & Olympics 4d (unnumbered), cancelled on the appropriate dates at Gladstone (3) or Nailsworth (5),<br />
unaddressed. {Page 40.3} (8)<br />
256 C A 1963-65 Navigators 7/6d Captain & £2 King on unaddressed Royal cover.<br />
100 T<br />
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA - Military & Censor Mail<br />
257<br />
C Assortment including Boxer Rebellion small piece endorsed "...Naval Contingent/China" (weep!) with CEF ½a x2;<br />
Boer War covers to NSW x2; WWI selection of mostly returned covers; lots of WWII items including Empire Air<br />
Training Scheme covers from Rhodesia x2, three Italian covers to POWs with 'POW CAMP/GAYTHORNE QLD'<br />
h/s, airmail group from New Guinea & Papua, a dozen RAAF in Britain covers; three with 'AUSTRALIAN MILITARY<br />
MISSION/GERMANY' cachets; Korea registered covers one with manuscript "HMAS BARBOO" on the registration<br />
label; etc, condition rather mixed. Interesting lot. {Page 40.5} (100 approx)<br />
1,000 T<br />
250 T<br />
500 T<br />
1,250<br />
400<br />
750