Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries, Inc. Sale

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**British Honduras continued...**
Lot	Sym.	Lot Description
93		1915, 1c-5c Moire Overprints (85-87, SG 111-113). Two 5c rate covers to the U.S., one an orange corner card cover to New Orleans bearing single 1c and two 2c tied by Belize circular datestamp, straight line "LATE FEE COLLECTED", other single usage originating at Mullins River and cancelled at Stann Creek, Fine-Very Fine (Image)	E. 200-300
94		1927, 2c Rose Red (94, SG 128). Two singles on cover to U.S. tied by purple "Banana Bank British Honduras 29 7 MY" temporary rubber handstamps with month and year slugs transposed, Very Fine, rare and attractive, with original enclosure (Image)	E. 200-300
95		1922-27, 2c Rose Red, 5c Ultramarine (94, 97, SG 128, 131). Pair of former, tied by San Estevan Aug 4 1929 circular datestamp on cover to New Hampshire, this is a temporary rubber handstamp in use for less than one year and is the latest recorded date, Very Fine (Image)	E. 150-200
96		1935, 4c, 25c Silver Jubilee, Extra Flagstaff Variety (109, 111 vars., SG 144a, 146a). Mint N.H. blocks of four, top left stamp in each block the variety, Fine-Very Fine, SG value (Image)	448.00
97		1932, 1c-5c Semi-Postals (B1-B5, SG 138-142). Complete set tied by Belize circular datestamps on 1936 registered cover to U.S. with "On His Majesty's Service" imprint and Belize registry etiquette label, also single 4c cover and cover with 1c and two 2c tied by scarce 1934 Orange Walk circular datestamps, Fine-Very Fine, nice lot (Image)	E. 200-300
98		1923, 1c-4c Black, Postage Due (J1b-J3a). Complete set on two incoming international mail covers, one with 20c KUT George VI tied by Lamu circular datestamp to Guinea Grass, 1c and 2c Dues tied by purple Guinea Grass July 11, 1951 double oval, other a 1945 censored cover with three different Jamaica George VI stamps, vertical pair 4c Due lightly tied by Belize circular datestamp, pencil "Refused" and "Return to Sender", cover filing crease and one Jamaican stamp creased, otherwise Fine-Very Fine, very scarce lot (Image)	E. 200-300
99		1923, 2c Black, Postage Due (J2a, SG D2). Used on incoming international mail with Mexico 8c Orange tied by 1927 Yucatan circular datestamp, the postage due tied by Belize circular datestamp, cover filing crease at left, still Very Fine and striking (Image)	E. 200-300
100		British Honduras Postal History. About 34 stamps on seventeen covers, two are stampless "O.H.M.S." 1900 and ca 1950, two are "Specimen" overprinted Edward VII and George V postal cards, the adhesive covers include 1903 usage to Switzerland with ten examples of 1c Green Victoria, Edward VII 2c on post card, 1c and 10c registered to Germany and 5c and 10c registered to Austria, George V Silver Jubilee set cover and six interesting George VI usages, virtually all Fine-Very Fine, excellent lot for the specialist	E. 400-500

British Honduras continued...

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Sym.

Lot Description

1915, 1c-5c Moire Overprints (85-87, SG 111-113). Two 5c rate covers to the U.S., one an orange corner card cover to New Orleans bearing single 1c and two 2c tied by Belize circular datestamp, straight line "LATE FEE COLLECTED", other single usage originating at Mullins River and cancelled at Stann Creek, Fine-Very Fine (Image)

E. 200-300

1927, 2c Rose Red (94, SG 128). Two singles on cover to U.S. tied by purple "Banana Bank British Honduras 29 7 MY" temporary rubber handstamps with month and year slugs transposed, Very Fine, rare and attractive, with original enclosure (Image)

E. 200-300

1922-27, 2c Rose Red, 5c Ultramarine (94, 97, SG 128, 131). Pair of former, tied by San Estevan Aug 4 1929 circular datestamp on cover to New Hampshire, this is a temporary rubber handstamp in use for less than one year and is the latest recorded date, Very Fine (Image)

E. 150-200

1935, 4c, 25c Silver Jubilee, Extra Flagstaff Variety (109, 111 vars., SG 144a, 146a). Mint N.H. blocks of four, top left stamp in each block the variety, Fine-Very Fine, SG value (Image)

448.00

1932, 1c-5c Semi-Postals (B1-B5, SG 138-142). Complete set tied by Belize circular datestamps on 1936 registered cover to U.S. with "On His Majesty's Service" imprint and Belize registry etiquette label, also single 4c cover and cover with 1c and two 2c tied by scarce 1934 Orange Walk circular datestamps, Fine-Very Fine, nice lot (Image)

E. 200-300

1923, 1c-4c Black, Postage Due (J1b-J3a). Complete set on two incoming international mail covers, one with 20c KUT George VI tied by Lamu circular datestamp to Guinea Grass, 1c and 2c Dues tied by purple Guinea Grass July 11, 1951 double oval, other a 1945 censored cover with three different Jamaica George VI stamps, vertical pair 4c Due lightly tied by Belize circular datestamp, pencil "Refused" and "Return to Sender", cover filing crease and one Jamaican stamp creased, otherwise Fine-Very Fine, very scarce lot (Image)

E. 200-300

1923, 2c Black, Postage Due (J2a, SG D2). Used on incoming international mail with Mexico 8c Orange tied by 1927 Yucatan circular datestamp, the postage due tied by Belize circular datestamp, cover filing crease at left, still Very Fine and striking (Image)

E. 200-300

100

British Honduras Postal History. About 34 stamps on seventeen covers, two are stampless "O.H.M.S." 1900 and ca 1950, two are "Specimen" overprinted Edward VII and George V postal cards, the adhesive covers include 1903 usage to Switzerland with ten examples of 1c Green Victoria, Edward VII 2c on post card, 1c and 10c registered to Germany and 5c and 10c registered to Austria, George V Silver Jubilee set cover and six interesting George VI usages, virtually all Fine-Very Fine, excellent lot for the specialist

E. 400-500