Petite Treasures – May 2026

1892, King Malietoa 2½ d., die proof in black and issued color rose, ungummmed as issued, very fine and scarce

1893, 5d. on 4d. blue, Trial surcharge in red “5d.” with stop after value, unused, very fine, scarce

½d. on 5 pfg., block of four, fresh color and mostly good perforation, tied by cds. “APIA” to local cover, upper right stamp small pre-printing surface abhrasion, minor paper clip rust spots, otherwise fine

1914, ½d. on 5 pfg. with overprint variety "Comma after I", tied by cds "APIA 18.9.14" to small piece, fine 
 

1d. on 10 pfg., upper marginal single with shifted surcharge, tied by cds. "APIA" to small piece, fine and interesting variety

1930, registered envelope carried on sixth stage of R.A.F. flight S.1419 from Kuching 5.7.30 to Singapore, franked at 44 c. and showing ´by air mail´ label with arrival Singapore 7.7.1930 c.d.s. on reverse, fine and scarce.

1930, envelope carried on sixth stage of R.A.F. flight S.1419 from Kuching 5.7.30 to Singapore, franked at 22 c. and showing ´by air mail´ label with arrival Singapore 7.7.1930 c.d.s. on reverse, fine.

1946, FDC Centenary set of four cancelled KUCHING 15 MAY 1946, plus registered air mail envelope bearing C. V. Brooke $1, 50 c. and 15 c. (SG 115a, 119, 120) to USA (light crease), fine pair

1895 Postal stationery envelope Turtle 15 c. blue registered with additional franking of 4 pairs of the 2 c. die II at front and back cancelled SEYCHELLES 16.8.95 to Germany, at bottom left paquebot transit mkg. of the french AUSTRALIE 17/8/95 and at back arrival marking Ulm, one adhesive at back with tiny tear, otherwise very fine and fresh maritime cover.
 

1926, First Flight Singapore - Kuala Lumpur - Pelabohan Kelang (Aug 21), 1 c. black and 3 c. green, tied by Singapore cds. to cover, addressed to Port Swettenham with arrival 23.8.26 on reverse, fine and scarce, only five carried.

1900, Mafeking Baden-Powell 3 d. blue on blue, 18,5 mm, clear cancelled "MAFEKING, AP 25 1900" by light circular datestamp, well-centered and fresh, signed, very fine. SG £ 450 (SG 20)

1902/38, Maritime Mail 11 covers & stationery postcards, including ship cards (S.S.Persic, R.M.S. Carisbrook Castle on reverse of stationery card COGH), oneliner ‘Per Dunottar Castle’ on stationery envelope 1900, four cards cancelled OCEAN POST OFFICE, Paquebot, The Union Castle Mail Steamship Natal Agency 2.JUN.1916, some different, mainly fine.

1902/12, OCEAN POST: Ten postcards, three ship cards (S.S.Kinfauns Castle and Steamer Briton) and seven Portugal Madeira Funchal cards, including basket sledge ride from Monte to Funchal, all bearing stamps from Transvaal or COGH and cancelled OCEAN POST OFFICE, some different, mainly fine.

1900, Cape surcharged 1 d. on ½ d. green, a fine unused example of good colour, unused large part og., fresh and fine

1900, Baden Powell 3 d. pale blue on blue, format 18,5 mm beetween frames, clear part cancelled MAFEKING CGH MY/3 1900, fine. (£550). (SG 19)

1858, Napoleon 10 c. light brown and 40 c. red-orange (this slightly oxidised) tied by ‘4012’ (Petit Chiffre) to folded envelope with content, bearing "SALONIQUE TURQ. D'EUROPE 16 MARS 58" c.d.s. alongside to Marseille with arrival mark on reverse, file fold, otherwise fine, mounted on exhibition sheet

1899, 1 sh. orange and 2 d. olive-green tied to registered cover by ‘DURBAN 17.10.99’ c.d.s., addressed to German East Africa, transit and arrival postmark ‘TANGA 6/12/99’ on reverse, two vertical folds, a rare destination and fine (Michel 51-52)

1902, King Edward VII Revenue £5 black and violet, watermarked Crown CC, unused, fine, signed.

1904, Registered envelope bearing ½ d. green, 1 d. carmine and pair 2½ d. blue, all tied by "REGISTERED JOHANNESBURG 13/JAN/04" c.d.s., oval "R" alongside, to "Hobart Tasmania 12/2/04" with arrival mark on reverse, tiny toned pinhole, otherwise fine and attractive with very unusual Australia destination

1869, Printed by Adolf Otto, Gustrow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin 6 d. pale ultramarine, thin paper, imperf, well margins, clear and distinct impressions, target cancel., fine.

1869, Printed by Adolf Otto, Gustrow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin 1 s. deep green, thin paper, imperf, clear and distinct impressions, crossed out by ink cancel., fine.

1870, Typographed by Adolph Otto in Gustrow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin: 1 d. light brick-red, clear impression, rouletted 15½-16 on thin paper, unused no gum, wide setting, with break in corner at top left ‘1’, signed Thier.

1870, Typographed by Adolph Otto in Gustrow, Mecklenburg-Schwerin 6 d. green, clear impression, rouletted 15½-16 on thin paper, light cancelled, fine

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria 6 d. dull ultramarine, coarse impression, imperforate, an unused example with well to good margins all round, fresh and fine. (SG £ 650).

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria 6 d. dull ultramarine, coarse impression, imperforate, light cancelled, large margins all round, of good colour, signed Köhler and Lemaire

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria 6 d. dull ultramarine, coarse impression, imperforate, light cancelled, well to closed margins all round, fine.

1870 , Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria: 1 d. pale rose-red, coarse impression, imperforate on thick hard paper, good margins all round, an unused example with large part yellow streaky gum, signed, fine.

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretori: 1 s. yellow-green, coarse impression, on thicker hard paper, imperf wide margins with part of bottom stamp, unused with part gum, tiny thin at center and top, otherwise fine and good appearance. Signed Schlesinger.

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria 1 s. yellow green, coarse impression, on thicker hard paper, fine taget cancellation in blue on top left, fine.

1870 , Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria 1 d. pale rose-red, coarse impression, roulette 15½ to 16 on medium paper, unused, minimal aging from gum, otherwise fine

1870/83, Eight stamps imperf, rouletted and perf. showing clear numeral cancellations 6, 8, 14, 17, 20, 21 and 25, all fine and fresh.

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen at Pretoria. Deliveries of 4 July. 1 d. crimson, two stamps medium and thick paper, fine roulette 15½ to 16, each from the over-inked plate, unused with part gum, fine and attractive pair

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria 6 d. deep ultramarine, blotchy coarse impression on medium paper, rouletted 15½-16, clear cancelled example from the over-inked plate, a veritable mass of colour from the over-inking, fresh and fine.

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria 6 d. deep ultramarine, blotchy coarse impression on medium paper, rouletted 15½-16, clear cancelled example from the over-inked plate, a veritable mass of colour from the over-inking, fresh and fine

1870, Typographed by M.J. Viljoen in Pretoria 6 d. deep ultramarine, coarse impression on medium paper, imperf, clear cancelled example, variety on top ‘mass of colour from the over-inking’, fresh and fine.