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Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

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Britische Militär Missionen

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Britische Militär Missionen

Los 2325

100,00 EUR

Live

1918, From Algiers to LISBURN, Ireland, cover bearing black circular cancel ALGER 1416 25 6 18, pink boxed sender cachet MISSION MILITAIRE

1918, From Algiers to LISBURN, Ireland, cover bearing black circular cancel ALGER 1416 25 6 18, pink boxed sender cachet MISSION MILITAIRE DE RAVITAILLEMENT ARMEE BRITANNIQUE ALGER, routed via England on reverse with LISBURN 4 JY 18 arrival cancel, French military correspondence from Algeria to Ireland during World War I, wartime correspondence from French North Africa to neutral Ireland via British postal system, scarce WWI routing and destination, correspondence originating from the French military supply mission in ALGER linked to Anglo-French coordination efforts during the final phase of the Great War, strategic presence of French forces in colonial Algeria contributing to Entente logistics, LISBURN as a receiving point in then-British Ireland highlights the neutral but complex status of Ireland during 1918 under the backdrop of post-Easter Rising tensions and increasing nationalist aspirations, rare interplay of colonial and insular postal histories, associated with the broader Entente supply chain logistics and potential figures such as General Louis Franchet d’Espèrey who directed Balkan and North African coordination efforts, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 500€.

Grossbritannien 1840 1d schwarz

Los 3200

SG 2

280,00 EUR

Live

1840, from London to Wallingford, folded letter franked with 1x 1 d black Queen Victoria, position QL, cancelled with red Maltese Cross,

1840, from London to Wallingford, folded letter franked with 1x 1 d black Queen Victoria, position QL, cancelled with red Maltese Cross, backstamped LONDON 10 JU 1840 in black, addressed to R Deacon Esq, early June usage within the first five weeks after the introduction of the Penny Black on 6 May 1840, stamp with full to close margins, classic and highly collectible first-issue cover from the early Victorian postal reform era, good margins, some staining, VF! Estimate 800€.

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1847-54 Geprägte Ausgaben

Grossbritannien

Los 3201

450,00 EUR

Live

1851, From Ware to Witternes (Pas-de-Calais, France), blue folded letter franked with 1x 10 d embossed cut to shape, 1x 2 d

1851, From Ware to Witternes (Pas-de-Calais, France), blue folded letter franked with 1x 10 d embossed cut to shape, 1x 2 d blue imperforate and 1x 1 d red-brown imperforate, all tied by barred oval grill cancel with numeral 842, red oval PD and red FRANCE CALAIS entry marking on front, backstamps including WARE AU 12 1853, LONDON AU 13 1853, PAS-DE-CALAIS and ST OMER in black, letter prepaid for 1 shilling 1 d rate to France, includes elaborate printed engraving inside showing choir of St Edmonds collegiate church, rare early 3-color franking with embossed issue to France, VF! Estimate 900€.

Grossbritannien 1847-54 Geprägte Ausgaben

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1855-1900 Ausgaben

Grossbritannien 1847-54 Geprägte Ausgaben

Los 3202

SG 59 + 23

340,00 EUR

Live

1854, From Cheltenham to Korntal near Stuttgart (Württemberg), franked with 1x 6 d dull lilac imperforate cut to shape with margins on all

1854, From Cheltenham to Korntal near Stuttgart (Württemberg), franked with 1x 6 d dull lilac imperforate cut to shape with margins on all sides and 1x 2 d blue perforated 14, cancelled with barred numeral 177, circular date stamp CHELTENHAM JU 19 1855 alongside, red circular PD marking, transit via LONDON 20 JU 1855, backstamped with PITTVILLE and CHELTENHAM dispatch markings, endorsed “Prepaid”, adhesives tied by clean strikes, full 8 d foreign letter rate for letter not exceeding ¼ ounce via France to Württemberg and Hohenzollern, certificate from Karl-Albert Louis BPP confirms authenticity and correct franking, flaps missing and minor paper adhesions on reverse, scarce early Anglo-German destination usage, F-VF! Estimate 900€.

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien 1855-1900 Ausgaben

Grossbritannien

Los 3203

220,00 EUR

Live

1853, from Manchester to Bucharest (Wallachia), stampless cover addressed to a noblewoman, bearing blue circular MANCHESTER FE 18 1853

1853, from Manchester to Bucharest (Wallachia), stampless cover addressed to a noblewoman, bearing blue circular MANCHESTER FE 18 1853 dispatch cds and red CALAIS transit marking on front, with multiple crossed-out manuscript rate notations including 29/9 and 45/6, final rating marked as 29/6 in blue crayon indicating 29 kreuzer due by recipient, reverse with BRITISH FE 18 1853 transit, black circular HERMANNSTADT 28/2 and arrival BUCAREST 2 MAR, routed via France and Austria into the Ottoman-aligned Danubian Principalities, correctly taxed according to the Austrian-Lloyd rate for unpaid first weight class letter from Western Europe to Wallachia, excellent example of complex mid-19th century international mail handling, showing typical rating corrections and full chain of transit to a rare destination, VF! Estimate 700€.

Grossbritannien 1855-1900 Ausgaben

Los 3204

SG 68

30,00 EUR

Live

1862, From London to Florence (Italy), folded letter franked with 1x 6 d lilac Queen Victoria, tied by barred numeral cancel and circular

1862, From London to Florence (Italy), folded letter franked with 1x 6 d lilac Queen Victoria, tied by barred numeral cancel and circular datestamp LONDON FE 13 62, red PD in circle on front indicating full prepayment, backstamps including TORINO and BOLOGNA transit, correct franking for single rate letter to Tuscany under Anglo-Italian postal convention, VF! Estimate 150€.

Grossbritannien Queen Victoria

Britische Intervention in Süd Russland

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien Queen Victoria

Britische Intervention in Süd Russland

Grossbritannien Queen Victoria

Los 3205

220,00 EUR

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1876, from Liverpool to Vera Cruz (Mexico), blue folded letter sheet franked with horizontal pair of 1 shilling green Queen Victoria stamp

1876, from Liverpool to Vera Cruz (Mexico), blue folded letter sheet franked with horizontal pair of 1 shilling green Queen Victoria stamp (plate 12), cancelled with duplex LIVERPOOL numeral 466 dated 9 MR 76, red oval LONDON transit and red oval PAID D marking, carried per Jamaicay as manuscript instruction at top left indicating specific vessel, sender cachet ALEXANDER DURANTY LIVERPOOL in violet, backstamped with LIVERPOOL MR 9 76 P.L.O., black 25 cts handstamp below destination indicates Mexican share of the total postage under international postal accounting, letter transported by British packet to Mexico, rare named ship usage and scarce Central American destination, XF! Estimate 800€.

Britische Intervention in Süd Russland

Los 3206

120,00 EUR

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1916, wartime cover sent On Active Service, franked with 10 kopek dark blue Arms issue, tied by unclear lilac circular datestamp, addressed

1916, wartime cover sent On Active Service, franked with 10 kopek dark blue Arms issue, tied by unclear lilac circular datestamp, addressed to Lieutenant J. W. Ferguson, 1/5th K.O.S.B, 155th Brigade, 52nd Division, Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, boxed red military handstamp, reverse shows PETROGRAD 26 3 16 cancel and PETROGRAD 4 4 16 cds, censor label (Petrograd Military Censorship), boxed censor cachets in violet control number 139, worn but complete and intact with clear markings, scarce censored military mail from Russia to unusual destination of the British Mediterranean Expeditionary Forces, historically significant correspondence from PETROGRAD during the final year of Imperial Russia under Tsar Nicholas II, posted during World War I amid intensifying Eastern Front pressures and shortly before the Russian Revolution of 1917, addressed to a British officer of the King's Own Scottish Borderers engaged in the Gallipoli aftermath or Sinai and Palestine campaign, the 52nd (Lowland) Division having been transferred from Gallipoli to Egypt in January 1916, such mail illustrates the multinational coordination and logistical complexity of the Entente forces, notable historical-geographical provenance linked to the shifting theatres of war, Lieutenant J. W. Ferguson likely among the officers supporting post-Gallipoli reorganization, this cover reflects both military and postal history intersections, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 900€.

Grossbritannien

Los 3207

100,00 EUR

Live

1930, From London to ENGLEWOOD New Jersey USA cover from the DELEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA at the LONDON NAVAL CONFERENCE

1930, From London to ENGLEWOOD New Jersey USA cover from the DELEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA at the LONDON NAVAL CONFERENCE franked with 1½ d King George V definitive machine cancel LONDON NW FEB 25 1930 mail related to the London Naval Conference January 21–April 22 1930 treaty signed by Great Britain United States France Italy and Japan to regulate naval armament convened amid growing tensions following the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922 reflecting early interwar disarmament diplomacy aimed at curbing naval expansion and avoiding arms races clean and well-preserved diplomatic usage, historically notable as correspondence from a key diplomatic mission during a major international summit the London Naval Conference being the second of the interwar naval disarmament conferences held in the wake of the First World War the participating powers sought to prevent future global conflict through negotiated limits on capital ships and submarines, the US delegation led by Secretary of State Henry L Stimson played a pivotal role in advocating for parity between the United States and Britain with Ambassador Hugh S Gibson also present as a principal negotiator this cover likely carried official or semi-official communication from within the American delegation possibly documenting proceedings or liaising with US authorities or press abroad, the conference culminated in the London Naval Treaty signed on April 22 1930 with far-reaching implications for naval policy inter-imperial relations and diplomatic balance in the Pacific theatre where tensions involving Japan foreshadowed future geopolitical shifts, rare example of diplomatic mail connected to high-level international negotiations during the fragile peace of the interwar period exhibiting pristine condition scarce cancellation date during the core days of negotiation postal history of considerable thematic and historical value, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 400€.

Grossbritannien

Grossbritannien Britische Feldpostamt Saloniki

Britische Militär Missionen

Los 3208

100,00 EUR

Live

1942, from Fleet Mail Office CAIRO to CAPE TOWN, South Africa, franked with 5d King George VI (3), tied by FLEET MAIL OFFICE CAIRO 29 NOV.

1942, from Fleet Mail Office CAIRO to CAPE TOWN, South Africa, franked with 5d King George VI (3), tied by FLEET MAIL OFFICE CAIRO 29 NOV. 1942 oval violet cancel, Royal Navy censor cachet reading SIGIL OFFI MAG ADMIR MAG AR and signed with 3 11 43 date, manuscript endorsement By Air Mail, handstamped with double circle PAQUEBOT, British stamps accepted at naval port under Fleet Mail regulations, naval airmail sent from Egypt to South Africa during wartime, scarce destination and usage, carried aboard a Royal Navy vessel operating in the Eastern Mediterranean during the height of the North African Campaign, at a time when British and Allied forces under General Bernard Montgomery were pursuing Axis troops following the Second Battle of El Alamein, use of FLEET MAIL OFFICE CAIRO reflects logistical reliance on Egyptian ports including Alexandria and Suez as central naval hubs for troop and mail movements, the PAQUEBOT marking confirms acceptance of mail aboard ship under UPU maritime mail conventions, censor cachet SIGIL OFFI MAG ADMIR MAG AR attributed to the office of the British Mediterranean Fleet Command headquartered in Alexandria, the date of censor signature 3 11 43 indicates delayed censorship and transmission possibly due to operational secrecy or routing constraints, the use of 3 x 5d King George VI definitives correctly pays the airmail rate from Egypt to South Africa under military concession, CAPE TOWN as destination reflects its strategic wartime role as convoy assembly point and naval coaling station on the Empire sea route, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 400€.

Grossbritannien Britische Feldpostamt Saloniki

Britische Militär Missionen

Grossbritannien Britische Feldpostamt Saloniki

Los 3211

180,00 EUR

Live

1917, from H.M.S. Europa off Thasos to Lemnos, official envelope marked ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE, addressed to Officer Commanding, 3rd R.M.

1917, from H.M.S. Europa off Thasos to Lemnos, official envelope marked ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE, addressed to Officer Commanding, 3rd R.M. Battalion, Mudros, Lemnos, manuscript dated 3/1/17, circular shipboard postmark 3 JAN 1917 H.M.S. EUROPA in lower left corner, additional endorsements for Royal Marines detachment Thasos, rare naval field mail usage from British warship active in the Aegean theatre, EUROPA functioned as depot and flagship for British forces during Salonika campaign and Dardanelle/Gallipoli aftermath, official military correspondence under naval mail privilege without adhesive franking, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 900€.

Britische Militär Missionen

Los 3214

180,00 EUR

Live

1919, military mail cover from the BRITISH MILITARY INTELLIGENCE COMMISSION from LIEGE to ANTWERPEN, handstamped on top with

1919, military mail cover from the BRITISH MILITARY INTELLIGENCE COMMISSION from LIEGE to ANTWERPEN, handstamped on top with oval cancellation of BRITISH MILITARY INTELLIGENCE COMMISSION BRUSSELS and top left with boxed CORPS OBSERVATION ANGLAIS LIEGE, double circular dispatch cancel of LIEGE, ANTWERPEN 19 VII 19 arrival cds, due to the unknown receiver mail was returned to sender indicating in two languages with a handstamp and label on the reverse of the cover, on reverse with ANTWERPEN 5-6 19 VII 1919 arrival cds, historically linked to the immediate post-WWI British military presence in Belgium, the BRITISH MILITARY INTELLIGENCE COMMISSION was part of the Allied occupation forces and played a crucial role in monitoring and stabilizing the region, particularly in contested territories like the Rhineland and surrounding zones, LIEGE was a key strategic point due to its proximity to Germany and recent wartime significance, the CORPS OBSERVATION ANGLAIS was tasked with gathering intelligence and supporting the Belgian authorities during the volatile armistice period, BRUSSELS served as headquarters for British coordination efforts in occupied Belgium, this item reflects the complex logistics and intelligence communications of the Allied postwar administration, the return marking highlights the transitional postal system in a multilingual country undergoing reorganization, the cover’s routing between LIEGE, ANTWERPEN and BRUSSELS illustrates the British military's operational geography and communication pathways in the occupied territories, notable figures associated with the British Military Intelligence operations in Belgium during this period include General Sir William Robertson and Colonel Sir George Macdonogh, both instrumental in structuring postwar military intelligence and diplomatic efforts, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 900€.

Britische Militär Missionen

Grossbritannien König Georg V

Grossbritannien Britische Post in der Türkei

Britische Militär Missionen

Grossbritannien König Georg V

Los 3218

80,00 EUR

Live

1918, from Salonika to British Legation in Serbia, official military envelope endorsed On His Majesty's Service, addressed to Sir Charles

1918, from Salonika to British Legation in Serbia, official military envelope endorsed On His Majesty's Service, addressed to Sir Charles Grays, British Legation, Serbia, front with FIELD POST OFFICE G.X dated 10 MY 18, reverse with oval cachet COMMAND PAY OFFICE SALONIKA 10 MAY 1918 and circular datestamp BASE ARMY POST OFFICE B 10 MY 18, military correspondence during British operations on the Macedonian Front, usage from British forces stationed in Salonika in final year of World War I, diplomatic destination adds historical and postal significance, rare empire military mail from post-occupation Serbia during Allied support phase, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 400€.

Grossbritannien König Georg V

Los 3232

SG 338

160,00 EUR

Live

1912, from Southbourne to the Abor Expeditionary Force, franked with pair of Queen Victoria 1/2 anna green, cancelled SOUTHBOURNE with

1912, from Southbourne to the Abor Expeditionary Force, franked with pair of Queen Victoria 1/2 anna green, cancelled SOUTHBOURNE with partially illegible date, addressed to the Senior Medical Officer, c/o Military Hospital, Abor Expeditionary Force, India, backstamped BASE OFFICE C DELY 11.30 A.M. 31 JA 12, rare inbound cover to British troops during the Abor Valley expedition near Bhutan, correctly routed and addressed to medical staff in field service, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 600€.

Grossbritannien Britische Post in der Türkei

Großbritannien Auslandspostämter Postkarten

Grossbritannien Britische Post in der Türkei

Los 3239

SG 13

90,00 EUR

Live

1810, 1 Pia on 2 1/2d, ultramarine, on letter from Beyrout to Cairo, revere with arrival Cairo, very fresh and attractive, XF! Estimate

Großbritannien Auslandspostämter Postkarten

Grossbritannien

Britische Militär Missionen

Großbritannien Auslandspostämter Postkarten

Los 3240

SG L2

120,00 EUR

Live

1912, from Constantinople to London, franked with 1d red with LEVANT overprint, cancelled BRITISH POST OFFICE CONSTANTINOPLE B NO 15,

1912, from Constantinople to London, franked with 1d red with LEVANT overprint, cancelled BRITISH POST OFFICE CONSTANTINOPLE B NO 15, postcard datelined 14/11/12, written by Cyril Kamecke of the British Red Cross, stationed in Constantinople during the First Balkan War, message describes medical conditions and complaints about being held at the base hospital while others went to the front, rare British volunteer Red Cross usage during Ottoman conflict, scarce example of British Levant postal activity with Red Cross involvement, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 800€.

Grossbritannien

Britische Militär Missionen

Grossbritannien

Los 3259

120,00 EUR

Live

1917, from London Ontario to Churchill Canada, address erroneously lists Ontario instead of correct province Manitoba, Canadian soldier’s

1917, from London Ontario to Churchill Canada, address erroneously lists Ontario instead of correct province Manitoba, Canadian soldier’s letter sent free of charge under military concession, purple boxed cachet HEADQUARTERS OVERSEAS MILITARY FORCES OF CANADA ORDERLY ROOM dated 20 AUG 1917, circular LONDON W postmark same day, faint circular arrival backstamp CHURCHILL/ONT 21 AUG 17, envelope slightly aged and creased, scarce World War I era military concession mail with incorrect province designation in address, XF! Estimate 800€.

Britische Militär Missionen

Los 3298

380,00 EUR

Live

1916, from NASIRIYA to REIGATE, England, yellow field stationery card written On Active Service, cancelled BASE OFFICE No. 46 10 JA 16

1916, from NASIRIYA to REIGATE, England, yellow field stationery card written On Active Service, cancelled BASE OFFICE No. 46 10 JA 16 (Indian Army postmark used in Mesopotamia), c/c P.P.M. Bombay indicating routing via military post office, written in purple pencil, makeshift cardboard field stationery typical of frontline conditions, rare WWI usage from the Mesopotamian campaign, NASIRIYA located on the lower Euphrates in present-day southern IRAQ, captured by British forces in July 1915 under General Sir John Nixon as part of the British-Indian offensive to control the Basra–Baghdad axis, the BASE OFFICE No. 46 believed to have operated from AMARA or nearby strategic positions along the Tigris River, a vital logistical and postal center for the Indian Expeditionary Force 'D', this card dated January 1916 aligns with the critical phase following the Battle of Sheikh Sa’ad and preceding the ill-fated Siege of Kut, the campaign marked by extreme climate, inadequate medical support and logistical hardship, the use of improvised field stationery reflects scarcity of supplies and frontline urgency, military censorship and routing via BOMBAY underscores imperial postal coordination across war zones, REIGATE likely home to a family member or officer's kin, socio-historically tied to colonial military service, rare survivor of a challenging theatre of war in what is now southern IRAQ, combining postal history with geopolitical relevance, ex Kugel, VF-XF! Estimate 2.000€.