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Lots (658)
1895 (Mar) Part set 2d, 4d, 6d & 1s mounted mint, some thins or gum faults, fine appearance, SG 57/60.
1931 Straits Settlements block of three 2c green with Penang cancel on reverse of cover addressed to Southern India. Plus King George V 2c and 6c on reverse of Penang cover slightly tattered. Also 1921 cover with King George V 4c with Kumbakonam cancel.
1912 King Edward VII postal stationery cover with half anna from Madras addressed to penang. With enclosed letter note tear and part of letter cut.
B.M.A: King George Sixth mint collection including 1945-8 set 15 (Cat £130), Postage Dues Malayan Postal Union 1936-8 set 6 (Cat £180), 1945-8 set 7 (Cat £190). mainly fine. (28).
Japanese Occupation: Penang; 1942 (15 Apr) overprint type T13 on Straits Sett. $2 green and scarlet mint, SG J88.
Johore: King George Sixth mint collection including 1936-40 12c, 30c, 40c, 1949 set 21, Postage Due 1938 set. (36).
Kedah: 1924 (1 May) Long brown cover to India (light faults) used at the 1924 British Empire Exhibition at the Malaya post office Pavilion, two Kedah adhs 1c & 5c Rice sheaf values (faults) affixed on reverse tied by clear illustrated BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION 1924 cds addr to Rammad District India additionally dated KULIM 1st May cds on obverse. 9th May arrival b/s. Scarce use, seldom seen on cover.
Kedah: King George Sixth mint collection including 1937 set to $5, RSW set, 1950 set. (36).
Kelantan: 1954 4c brown postal stationery card unused uprated with MALAYA 2c red impression due to increase in postal rate, second card fine used from KOTA BHARU addr to a Radio Station in Selangor from No.7 Police Field Force requesting the Song Jumpa Sa-Kejap (Meet for a moment). The Police Field Force were more like the military tracking down communist guerilla insurgents on the borders in 1948-60. Attractive duo. (2).
Kelantan: King George Sixth mint collection including 1937-40 set to $1 (Cat £395), $2 used (Cat £250), 1951-2 set m, 1948 RSW set. (35).
Malacca: 1957 Three top values fine used for $1, $2 & $5, SG 47/9.
Malacca: 1957 Three top values hinged mint for $1, $2 & $5, SG 47/9.
