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Oct 17, 2008<br />

<strong>Prestige</strong> <strong>Philately</strong> - <strong>Auction</strong> <strong>No</strong> <strong>140</strong> Page: 21<br />

PICTURE POSTCARDS - The "Cartophile" Collection - Overseas Countries (continued)<br />

Lot Type Grading Description Est $A<br />

98 C A/B<br />

99 C A<br />

100 C B<br />

Ex Lot 97 Lot 99<br />

LEVANT: Holy Land views (3) & two others, with Para (3) or Centimes (2) frankings tied by Jerusalem<br />

(4) or Haifa cds, also 1909 from Vienna with Jerusalem arrival cds. (6)<br />

MALAYA - KEDAH: 1909 Kaulfuss Penang "Sleeping Buddha" to Victoria via Penang with Siam 2a<br />

tied to the viewside by Thai '.../28-2-1909/Kedah' bilingual cds. [Kedah was transferred to the<br />

Federated Malay States on 15/7/1909]{Page 21.2}<br />

NETHERLANDS: c.1905 Heron photo-card of postboys & their bicycles outside the local<br />

Spoedboodschappendienst (= Official Express Post Office), unused.{Page 21.3}<br />

100<br />

300<br />

100<br />

101 C A/C<br />

Lot 100 Lot 102<br />

NEW GUINEA: German New Guinea cards (6, including two Gruss aus types, four are used one in<br />

1900), three Mission cards with English captions, three much later New Guinea cards & 1927 inwards<br />

to Papua from Japan, rather mixed condition. (12)<br />

200<br />

Ex Lot 103 Ex Lot 104<br />

102 C B - c.1915 "Similar medicine being served out to the Germans who flogged the Rev Mr Cox", minor<br />

soiling, unused. [Just before the Australian troops arrived in German New Guinea, a group of Germans<br />

flogged the Methodist missionary Rev WA Cox. The Australians took the perpetrators to Rabaul &<br />

administered "eye-for-an-eye" floggings, in the presence of the German residents who were required to<br />

attend. Photography was banned but an enterprising American sailor took this snap, which he later<br />

sold to the German Consul at Soerabaja. The incident is included in Vol X of "The Official History of<br />

Australia in the War" (1927)]{Page 21.4}<br />

250

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