386th Auction

1882-1951, used and unused collection, with better material on album leaves in folder

1990/2000, GB and Ireland, mint never hinged lot of luxury souvenir collections, year sets, UPU presentation folders, etc., in large box

1856/1950 ca., covers/cards (60+) starting QV envelopes, registered stationery cards and envelopes, advertisings, good cancellations and air mail, postage due, few covers Malta and Gibraltar, some different

1951-61, Collection on three album pages and glassine with complete sets mint never hinged, very fine

1823/56, 4 folded envelopes including early Guernsey and Jersey cancellations, envelope from Guernsey bearing "GRANDE BREATGNE PER ST MALO" to Bordeaux and St. Malo, incoming mail from Paris 1856 to Jersey, all mounted on old exhibition leaves in folder

1786/1840, diverse and scarce group of 20 18th- and 19th-century postal history covers to and from Jersey, including a rare 1871 ballon monté cover (repaired, certificate Roumet 2018), forwarding agent usages (1818–1831), five “Southampton Ship Letter” markings (1775–1840), an early 1786 forwarded letter via Thomas Durrell, and a broad range of mostly pre-stamp mail from 1776 to 1840, mostly fine condition

NEWSPAPERS: 1831/1945, ‘Chronique de Jersey’, 13.8.1831, 3.1.1835 to 26.12.1935 and 17.2.1941 to 20.11.1941 and ‘The Evening Post’ 28.6.1940 to 9.5.1945 as well as a single copy of ‘La Nouvelle Chronique de Jersey’ from 19.11.1859, a total of just over 1000 copies, probably the most extensive and almost complete collection of daily newspapers from the island of Jersey apart from a few issues. To our knowledge, there is probably only one more comprehensive collection in addition to this collection, which is owned by the Jersey Public Library. Apart from the usual signs of storage and folding, mostly in good to very good condition, in 22 folders, further 36 volume collection “La haule Books”, in six large cartons

1958/2000, seemingly complete mint never hinged collection including miniature and souvenir sheets. Fine. 

“ON WAR”, Teile einer ursprünglichen Ausstellungssammlung, dabei Handzeichnungen Essays für spätere Briefmarken, Tschechoslowakei Mi.-Nr. 1737 “Kampfpanzer, Rakete und Selbstfahrtstafette”, Isle of Man Mi.-Nr. 197 “Robert Henry Cain (1909-1974), Kommandeur; Viktoriakreuz”, sowie Island Mi.-Nr. 945 “Thorfinn Karlsefni (um 1010), erster Amerikasiedler aus Europa; Weltkugel” als großformatiges Essay in entgültigem Design, dazu diverse Briefe etc., vieles noch auf ursprünglichen Ausstellungsseiten aufgezogen, gute Erhaltung

1840, Victoria One Penny black SJ and Two Penny blue SH, both good margins and clear MC cancelled, fine pair, both signed Gebr. Senf

1840, Victoria One Penny black AF plate 1a with large margins, a very fine ex. with a light strike of the Maltese cross in red, superb

1840, Victoria One Penny black CI with good margins, clear strike of the Maltese cross in red, fine

1840, Victoria One Penny black DB with large margins, right side into the next stamp, light strike of the Maltese cross in red, fine

1840, Victoria One Penny black KF plate 1 with good margins, a fine ex. with a light strike of the Maltese cross in red, fine

1840, Victoria One Penny black KF with large margins, a very fine ex. with a light strike of the Maltese cross in red, fine

1840, Victoria One Penny black LK with well margins, clear strike of the Maltese cross in black, tiny crease, otherwise fine

1840, Victoria One Penny black MC with good to large margins, clear strike of the Maltese cross in red, fine

1840, Victoria One Penny black NB with good to large margins, clear strike of the Maltese cross in red, fine

1840, Victoria One Penny black SF with good to large margins, light strike of the Maltese cross in red, fine

1840, Victoria One Penny black TC with good to large margins, clear strike of the Maltese cross in black, fine

1840, One Penny black JE, full margins, on piece with a face free red Maltese Cross cancellation and with framed 'paid/1d./extra' alongside, very fine.
 

1840, 1d. black, plate 6, horizontal pair, lettered LB-LC, margins good to large, cancelled with red Maltese Crosses, some light discolouration along top, otherwise a fine pair. (SG £1.250)

1840 (May 6),  1d. black, Plate 1a, lettered AD, four mostly large margins, clear at lower left, bold red Maltese Cross, fine-very fine, signed Oliva. 

1840 (May 6),  1d. black, Plate 1a, lettered KE, four ample to large margins, neatly-struck red Maltese Cross, very fine. 

1840, 2 d. blue, horizontal pair, plate 1, SG-SH, red Maltese Cross cancels, ample to large margins, fine and fresh (Michel 2)

1841-58, QV strip of three and 12 used stamps, perf and imperf, 1 d. cancelled clear MC7, fine group

1847-54, Embossed issue 6 d. purple, watermark upright, numeral cancellation 930 barred oval, cut square but touched, fresh deep colour, fine

1847-54 Embossed issue 10 d. brown, cut square good margins, fresh deep colour and sharp embossing, fine for this. (Michel 6)

1847-54, Embossed issue 1 sh. green, large margins all round and part of right stamp, ‘20’ barred oval cancellation, tiny part of left silk thread missing on top, otherwise fine, signed Ebel (Michel 7)

1864-79, 1 d. red, 16 stamps unused, different plate numbers 71-79, 84-89, 130, 136-138, fine group (Michel 16)

1 P. dark rose plates 91-99 complete, extremely fine unused , SG 550 Pound.

1864-79, 1 d. red, 12 stamps unused, different plate numbers 100-107, 115, 133, 135-136, fine group

1864/79, 1 P. dark rose plates 110,111,112,113,116,117,118,119, extremely fine unused, SG 585 Pound.

1864-79, 1 d. red, nine stamps unused, different plate numbers 114, 144, 153, 182, 220-224, fine group

1864-79, 1 d. red, 17 stamps unused, different plate numbers 120-125, 127, 129, 200-207, 209, fine group

1864/79, 1 P. dark rose plates 140,142,143,145-149 extremely fine unused, SG 470 Pound.