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Lots (938)
1915 (5 Jan) Mourning envelope bearing 1d red Lincoln to St Neots tied LINCOLN SORTING OFFICE / WEST / 5 JA / 15 cds. Fine.
1915 DLR 10s blue attractive fine used quite well centred example with good colour and large registered ovals dated 1917, SG 412 Cat £875.
1915 DLR 2/6 deep yellow-brown used with light cancels well centred with damaged perf bottom right corner, SG 405 Cat £250.
1918 (20 Aug) PPC of Devils Bridge to Herefordshire bearing 1d red tied by sock on the nose CARDIFF & YORK T.P.O. / C / 20 AUG / 18 cds. Rated scarce index C.
1918 Bradbury set of three seahorse each fine used with registered oval and well centred, fine, SG 414, 416/7.
1918-19 Bradbury 5s rose-red very fine fresh hinged mint example SG 416 Cat £325.
1923 Unused scarce full sheet (120) 1d blue Mercury air mail label (Sanabria EAPP $360), sold at 1923 Philatelic Exhibition, previously folded, minor seps in top selvage, F-VF, scarce in such a large sheet.
1924 Block Cypher ½d green hinged mint M30 control corner marginal strip of 3 with margin folded during perforation process hence further lines of perforation in the margin, striking error, SG N33 var.
1929 (20 Dec) London - Karachi - Jhodpur. Fine 1st flight regd airmail cover for the Karachi - Jhodpur route extension bearing top marginal strip of 3d 3d violet and 1½d defin tied neat Wrexham CDS cancels. Jhodpur receiver for JA 6 1930 indicates a 2nd flight arrival so a connection was missed somewhere along the way. Complete with a certificate of posting and Jhodpur postmasters explanatory letter.
1929 Postal Union Congress £1 black fine used with cds cancels, mainly sound, SG 438.
1934 2d orange mounted mint showing watermark sideways variety, fine, SG 442b Cat £125.
1936 (28 Jan) Two specially printed mourning covers for the King's death each tied ½d (small tone spot) or 3d Photo. defins by WINDSOR 28 JAN wavy line CDS cancels, addressed to Arthur Winter in Preston, both philatelic fine and intr. Retail £150 each.
