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5,000 Years of Postal History: The Robert LeBow Collection continued...

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Lot Sym. Lot Description Est/Cat Realized
2135 c imageKOREA, 1900, 1p on 25p Maroon (17C). Tied by Seoul April 16, 1900 double-circle datestamp on folded advertisement with illustrations of Imperial Dragons, Very Fine and rare (Image) E. 750-1,000 750.00
2136 c imageLUXEMBOURG, 1852, 10c Gray Black (1). Two horizontal pairs with mostly large margins virtually all around, neatly tied by grids, "Luxembourg 21 Aout 56" datestamp and "PD" handstamp, strip also tied by orange-red London Paid receiving datestamp on neat 1856 folded letter (without side flaps) to London, Fine-Very Fine and scarce (Image) E. 300-400 1,050.00
2137 c imageMAURITIUS, 1848, 1p Deep Red Brown, Worn Impression (5c, SG 19). Positions 3/6/9/12, vertical strip of four -- the entire third vertical row on the sheet of twelve -- ample to large margins except at lower left where barely in, tied by four strikes of target cancel, "G.P.O. Mauritius Au 8 1859" double-circle datestamp on back of grayish blue folded letter to Bordeaux, France, red French transit datestamp (Sep. 12) and black "8" decimes due handstamp both tie strip, French transit backstamps

EXTREMELY FINE. A MAGNIFICENT COVER BEARING A LARGE MULTIPLE OF THE MAURITIUS ONE-PENNY "POST PAID" ISSUE. LAST OFFERED IN THE 1968 DALE-LICHTENSTEIN SALE.

Ex Dale-Lichtenstein (H. R. Harmer, Sale One, Oct. 1968, where it realized $1,700, selling to Dr. LeBow). (Image)

E. 7,500-10,000 12,500.00
2138 c imageNETHERLANDS INDIES, 1845-46, (Unstated Value) Black on Bluish, Postage Due (J2). Ample margins, "2.16" due rate and "13 Augt 1846" date in manuscript, uncancelled as always, appropriately used on inbound folded cover to Samarang, Java, blue "Amsterdam 22/5" cds (under stamp) and "P.P." (Paid to Port) handstamp, docketing indicates May 19, 1846 origin date, pieces missing from cover due to ink erosion, the stamp is Very Fine and this is one of the more attractive covers bearing this rarity (Image) E. 1,500-2,000 2,100.00
2139 c imageNEW HEBRIDES, 1897, 1p, 2p Bicolored '"Australaisian New Hebrides Company, Limited, Port Vila". Used in combination with New South Wales -1/2p & 2p Victoria on cover to Sydney NSW, all stamps tied by "New Hebrides Vila DE 30 1897" datestamps, the unofficial bicolor stamps paid the "Interisland" postage and the other two the external postage, backstamped at Sydney on January 17, 1898, extraneous cancel ink around one stamp and minor cover scuff, otherwise Fine, rare cover (Image) E. 1,000-1,500 2,000.00
2140 c imageNEW ZEALAND, Great Barrier Island Pigeongram Service, 1899, 1sh Light Blue. Tied by purple "The Great Barrier Original Pigeongram Service/Nov. 24, 1899" datestamp on flimsy, message concerns the writer's steamer trip to Aukland that evening, remarkably good condition considering the use and fragility of the paper, Fine and rare, on original exhibition page (Image) E. 1,000-1,500 1,350.00
2141 c imageNORWAY, 1855, 4s Blue (1). Full balanced margins all around, tied by bold Tromso datestamp on an immaculate 1856 folded cover, Very Fine, especially nice for this (Image) E. 150-200 240.00
2142 c imagePERU, 1872, 1p Orange, Diagonal Half Used As -1/2p (15a). Well tied by bold "C38" oval grid and used with Great Britain -1/2p, 1p, and four 6p Queen Victoria adhesives on 1876 cover to Genoa, Italy, light red London Paid, Sori and Callao backstamps, the cover without flap and slight edge nick at top, one of the 6p stamps is folded over cover edge

FINE AND VERY COLORFUL. ONE OF THE FEW MIXED-FRANKING COVERS IN THE WORLD INVOLVING A BISECTED STAMP.

The Peruvian half-peso postage (paid by the bisect) paid the internal rate, while the 25-1/2 pence in British stamps paid the required postage to Italy. Many more GB/Peru mixed-franking covers exist with one-dinero and twelve-pence postage combined. (Image)

E. 2,000-3,000 2,700.00
2143 imagePOLAND, 1860, 10k Blue & Rose (1). Tied by clearly struck numeral "224" in four-ring target, fancy "Turek" handstamp on remarkably fresh folded cover to Warsaw, neat yarn spinner's fancy handstamp cachet at top left, Very Fine and choice (Image) E. 300-400 850.00
2144 c imagePOLAND, 1860, 10k Blue & Rose (1). Well-centered and fresh colors, tied by "182" in target on 1861 blue folded cover from Lodz to Warsaw, Very Fine, also includes three 1868-1869 folded covers from Warsaw (same correspondence) franked with Russia 10k Brown & Blue (23) (Image) E. 300-400 525.00
2145 c imagePOLAND, 1860, 10k Blue & Rose (1). Tied by boxed "1" (Warsaw) cancel on 1865 folded cover to Riga, Latvia, this is the only 19th century stamp issued by Poland as after 1865 the stamps of Russia were used for postage in Poland as exhibited by the accompanying 1867 cover from Warsaw to France bearing Russia 3k, 5k and 20k Arms (20, 22, 24), nice markings and a striking three-color franking, both covers Very Fine (Image) E. 300-400 550.00

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