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Los 3233

SG 123

160,00 EUR

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1912, from Mishing Camp to Christchurch, franked with 1 anna carmine, cancelled BASE OFFICE C 12 FE 12, addressed to Lt. Colonel W. G.

1912, from Mishing Camp to Christchurch, franked with 1 anna carmine, cancelled BASE OFFICE C 12 FE 12, addressed to Lt. Colonel W. G. Clements RAMC (R.) in Southbourne, England, cover endorsed on field service no stamps available with later annotation by sender referencing Mishing Camp 11/2/12, mailed during the British Abor Expedition into the Assam frontier to suppress tribal uprisings near Bhutan and Sikkim, sent via base field post office located at Doom Dooma (postmark recorded as used from 24th Dec. 1911 to 26 April 1912), scarce example of operational field mail from remote northeast India during active campaign conditions, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3282

SG 41, 46

100,00 EUR

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1860, from Bombay to Gateshead (England), dated November 16, 1860, endorsed via Marseilles, franked with East India Company issues 2 annas

1860, from Bombay to Gateshead (England), dated November 16, 1860, endorsed via Marseilles, franked with East India Company issues 2 annas dull pink (SG 41) and 4 annas grey-black (SG 46), both cancelled with diamond-of-dots obliterators, front bearing full address and routing annotation, reverse with red circular dispatch mark EX BOMBAY NO 60 and clear black arrival postmark (GATES)HEAD DE 15 60, total franking of 6 annas corresponds to the single rate via Marseilles under the 1856 Anglo-Indian postal agreement, excellent example of well-preserved early Indian overseas mail with complete routing and correct franking, VF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3283

SG 41, 46

90,00 EUR

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1861, mourning cover from Manuntoddy (India) to London, dated 1861, upper left with manuscript routing instruction Via Marseilles, lower

1861, mourning cover from Manuntoddy (India) to London, dated 1861, upper left with manuscript routing instruction Via Marseilles, lower left with manuscript notation Stamped, franked with 2 annas dull pink (SG 41) and 4 annas grey-black (SG 46) East India Company Queen Victoria issues, both tied by diamond-of-dots obliterators, the 4a is cut at top above the perforation - very unusual, front bears red circular LONDON PAID AP 5 61 arrival mark, reverse with boxed red MANUNTODDY 23-2-61, red circular MADRAS 1861 MR 1, and red EX BOMBAY 1861, franking totals 6 annas matching the single-rate letter tariff via Marseilles under the 1856 Anglo-Indian postal convention, black-bordered mourning envelope, well-preserved and complete postal routing from a rare origin, VF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3284

SG 45, 57,...

180,00 EUR

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1865, from India to Chippenham, England, routed via Marseilles, envelope franked with Queen Victoria surface-printed issues SG 57 (8 pies

1865, from India to Chippenham, England, routed via Marseilles, envelope franked with Queen Victoria surface-printed issues SG 57 (8 pies purple), SG 61 (2 annas yellow), and SG 45 (4 annas black on yellowish paper), each cancelled by black octagonal obliterator and additionally struck through by manuscript ink line across all three stamps, indicating reinforced obliteration, manuscript routing Via Marseilles at upper left, red circular LONDON PAID C OC 9 65 transit mark and blue octaconal unreadable dispatch on front, reverse bears red boxed INDIA PAID, red circular BOMBAY SP 7, black circular A BOX OC 10, black CORSHAM OC 10 and CHIPPENHAM OC 10 arrival, and partial red circular transit marking is indistinguishable, correctly franked at 6 annas 8 pies for the ½ oz letter rate via Marseilles under British India–UK postal treaty, scarce example with double cancellation and full routing documentation, VF! Estimate 600€.

Los 3285

600,00 EUR

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1866, Fort of Mooltan to Malahide via Bombay and Marseilles, franked with India Queen Victoria issues: 2x ½ anna blue, 1x 8 pies purple,

1866, Fort of Mooltan to Malahide via Bombay and Marseilles, franked with India Queen Victoria issues: 2x ½ anna blue, 1x 8 pies purple, 5x 1 anna brown, all cancelled with BOMBAY numeral duplex dated 20 9 66, originating from Fort Mooltan as confirmed by enclosed letter dated 16 September 1866, routed via Marseilles as endorsed, addressed to Miss Jane Geraghty in Malahide, County Dublin, total franking of 8 annas corresponding to single weight letter rate via French route, reverse with transit Bombay and arrival Malahide, rare outgoing mail from Mooltan cantonment area in the pre-Pakistan Punjab region, scarce Irish destination from British India, XF! Estimate 2.000€.

Los 3286

SG 52, 65

90,00 EUR

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1869, from Calcutta via Bombay and Marseilles to London, 8pie + 8a, (2), on letter, cancelled blue octagon B1 of Calcutta and additional

1869, from Calcutta via Bombay and Marseilles to London, 8pie + 8a, (2), on letter, cancelled blue octagon B1 of Calcutta and additional pen crosses, reverse with red dispatch Calcutta JAN 12 and arrival London FE 8 69, some wear on the back, still desirable letter, VF! Estimate 400€.

Los 3287

SG 52, 62,...

120,00 EUR

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1872, From Bombay to Versailles (France), cover franked with 8 pies purple/white (SG 52), 2 annas orange (SG 62), and 4 annas green

1872, From Bombay to Versailles (France), cover franked with 8 pies purple/white (SG 52), 2 annas orange (SG 62), and 4 annas green (SG 64), Queen Victoria East India issues, all tied by BOMBAY duplex cancellations dated 1 APR 72, front bears red French entry datestamp POSS. ANG. V. BRIND. A MOD. 21 AVRIL 72, faint blue boxed PD at lower left indicating full postage paid to destination, reverse with oval SEA POST OFFICE and French arrival markings, backflap embossed with blue seal Bombay Branch, David Sasoon Buildings - this seems to be a misspelling since Sassoon was with two s - total franking of 6½ annas corresponds to single-weight rate via Brindisi to France under the 1870 Anglo-French postal convention, excellent commercial correspondence with full postal routing and clear connection to the influential Sassoon trading company, VF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3288

SG 100, 10...

60,00 EUR

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1944, 1 1/2 AS dull violet, 4 AS brown and 1Rs grey and red-brown, censured registered airmail envelope to Switzerland, censor stripes from

1944, 1 1/2 AS dull violet, 4 AS brown and 1Rs grey and red-brown, censured registered airmail envelope to Switzerland, censor stripes from GB and GERMANY, tied with BUCKINGHAM 8 JUN 44,Arrival Stamp GONTEN APPENZELL 9 8 44, with desirable and attractive letter Estimate 300€.

Los 3289

SG 259, 27...

120,00 EUR

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1942, from REHABARI (Assam, India) to Kunming (China), wartime censored Airmail envelope addressed to Jardine Matheson & Co. c/o China

1942, from REHABARI (Assam, India) to Kunming (China), wartime censored Airmail envelope addressed to Jardine Matheson & Co. c/o China National Aviation Corporation, franked with King George VI definitive issues SG 271 (3 annas violet), SG 273 (4 annas brown), and SG 259 (1 rupee brown-orange and blue), all tied by REHABARI circular date stamps, black octagonal PASSED BY CENSOR handstamp at upper left, handwritten 50c T in pencil indicating provisional tax assessment, blue crayon MAIL notation, reverse with Chinese ROC-style arrival cancel KUNMING 4.12.31 (4 December 1942), rare WWII Indo-Chinese airmail likely carried via the Hump route, showing complex censorship and possible transit taxation, VF! Estimate 600€.

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Los 3290

120,00 EUR

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1833, 15C postage due and 8a+3a of India on reverse on Airmail envelope from DUBRAJPUR via Brindisi to Börse in Zürich, in Zürich the

1833, 15C postage due and 8a+3a of India on reverse on Airmail envelope from DUBRAJPUR via Brindisi to Börse in Zürich, in Zürich the 15C postage due was applied and cancelled with ZÜRICH 29. V. 33, blue crayon 10 T and black 15, Airmail was crossed out, interesting franking, very fresh and attractive, XF! Estimate 400€.

Indien

Indien Britisch Indische Feldpost

Los 3297

SG 104

240,00 EUR

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1908, from Basra (then part of Ottoman Mesopotamia) to Hamburg, Germany, picture postcard titled The Russian Consulate & European Quarters,

1908, from Basra (then part of Ottoman Mesopotamia) to Hamburg, Germany, picture postcard titled The Russian Consulate & European Quarters, Busrah, bearing 1 Anna carmine King Edward VII definitive issue, cancelled by SEAPOST B 25 SP 08 circular datestamp from the British Sea Post Office operating aboard mail ships in the Persian Gulf, written in German by a European traveler referencing maritime travel and stopovers, transported via British maritime postal route linking India with Mesopotamia and onward to Europe, rare usage of Indian colonial franking on a card depicting Ottoman era Basra, showing the Russian consulate and European district along the Shatt al Arab, valuable visual documentation of pre World War I foreign presence in Iraq, exceptional thematic combination of Indo Mesopotamian postal route, British ship mail, and Ottoman architectural heritage, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 1.800€.

Indien Britisch Indische Feldpost

Los 3303

380,00 EUR

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1920, From BANGAR ABAS town to Bombay, franked with 2 annas 6 pies ultramarine King George V stamp, indistinct origin cancel dated 29 JUL

1920, From BANGAR ABAS town to Bombay, franked with 2 annas 6 pies ultramarine King George V stamp, indistinct origin cancel dated 29 JUL 20, arrival BOMBAY cancel, Arabic manuscript note at left in sender's hand, slightly worn edges and vertical fold not affecting stamp, early commercial usage from BANGAR ABAS, identified as a variant spelling of BANDAR ABBAS, strategically located port city on the Persian Gulf within the territory of Persia (Iran), during the era of British political and commercial presence along the southern Persian coastline, posted through the British postal agency operating in Bandar Abbas under imperial arrangements, where Indian stamps and postal rates were in use for British-run overseas mail, marking this as part of the wider network of British India Post Offices in the Persian Gulf, distinct from military occupations such as the 1915 Bushire Overprints, the 2 annas 6 pies ultramarine King George V definitive stamp, issued under British India in 1911, reflects imperial authority, and its usage here testifies to the functioning of Indian postal services abroad under British control, the faint strike dated 29 JUL 20 coincides with a transitional postwar period when British influence in Persia remained strong despite regional shifts in sovereignty and internal Persian resistance to foreign control, the legible BOMBAY receiving cancel confirms the effective handling of foreign-origin mail via the imperial postal network, Arabic notation in the sender’s hand adds ethnographic dimension, indicating a local Persian-origin sender, a detail of interest to scholars of Gulf postal history and imperial communication systems, this type of cover, emerging from British-run postal agencies in non-colonial but politically influenced regions such as Persia, is increasingly sought after for its documentation of British-Indo-Persian mail routes and their integration into global imperial structures, linked to King George V, monarch and emperor during the apex of British overseas administration, whose image on postage symbolised dominion across the subcontinent and its extraterritorial spheres of operation, ex Kugel, uncommon example of Indo-British postal agency use in Persian territory, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

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Los 3306

Scott 140

240,00 EUR

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1937–1945, from Phari Dzong (Tibet) to Kathmandu, Nepal, envelope franked with 1 1/2 Anna violet George VI definitive issue, tied

1937–1945, from Phari Dzong (Tibet) to Kathmandu, Nepal, envelope franked with 1 1/2 Anna violet George VI definitive issue, tied by PHARI DZONG circular postmark, partial transit or arrival handstamp on reverse (faint), addressed to Saha Punyaratna Kesharatna in Nardevi Tole, Kathmandu, sender noted as P. Ratna via Pharijong Post Office, Indian franking used in Tibet reflects cross border postal dependence prior to Tibetan postal sovereignty, scarce usage from remote Himalayan region routed through British Indian postal system, rare destination and unusual route Tibet to Nepal, highly desirable for collectors of India used abroad, Tibet postal history or South Asian cross-border mail, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 1.200€.

Los 3308

50,00 EUR

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1932, 1/2a+1a+4a+4a on Airmail letter from KARACHI/today Pakistan to BASEL/Switzerland, fresh and desirable, XF! Estimate 200€.

Indien Ganzsachen

Los 3311

180,00 EUR

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1905, from FPO No. 4 to CALCUTTA, British India stamped stationary envelope printed 0.5 Anna, tied by FPO No. 4 C.E.R. dated 20. FE. 05,

1905, from FPO No. 4 to CALCUTTA, British India stamped stationary envelope printed 0.5 Anna, tied by FPO No. 4 C.E.R. dated 20. FE. 05, used during the concluding phase of the Third Anglo-Tibetan Expedition, expedition used British Indian Field Post Offices (FPOs) such as FPO No. 4 to handle military mail, FPO No. 4 was stationed along the China–East Railway in Manchuria following British support efforts during the Russo-Japanese War, the route suggests redirection from the Tibetan front via southern India, on reverse with arrival CALCUTTA 23 MA 05 and transit TUTICORIN 19 MA 05 cds, Tuticorin being a strategic port in the Madras Presidency serving as an important node in military logistics and communication, scarce usage, the Third Anglo-Tibetan Expedition (1903–1904) led by Colonel Francis Younghusband was a significant British military incursion into Tibet, intended to counter perceived Russian influence in Lhasa, culminating in the controversial signing of the Lhasa Convention in September 1904, although hostilities ceased by late 1904, military occupation and communication persisted into early 1905 to secure British interests and troop withdrawal, the use of British Indian FPOs beyond the immediate theatre reflects the global reach of British imperial infrastructure and military coordination, particularly during the Russo-Japanese War period where British logistical support aligned with Japanese interests, this postal history item reflects the complex imperial entanglements of the time, spanning the British Raj, Tibetan sovereignty, Sino-Russian competition, and Anglo-Japanese diplomatic cooperation under the 1902 alliance, notable figures associated with the broader conflict and its context include Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India, and Sir Claude MacDonald, British Minister in Peking, whose roles were instrumental in shaping British policy in Asia during this volatile period, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 900€.

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