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1863 (28 May) ½oz.-1oz. envelope ex the Stafford correspondence from Auckland to Nelson, bearing 3d. brown-lilac with serrates clearly defined at left and
at foot, in combination with 1862 imperf. 1d. orange-vermilion, each cancelled "1" with the 1d. clearly tied, part arrival c.d.s. below, despatch c.d.s. on reverse; the 3d. with lower left corner missing, the 1d. with defects and the envelope flap
with faults though of fine appearance and a very rare mixed separation franking. Odenweller (2006) and R.P.S. (2007) Certificates. Unlisted in Scott; S.G. 33, 67m.
6d. red-brown showing roulettes, or traces thereof, on all sides, cancelled "1" in oval of bars at Auckland and hinged on piece showing small portion of c.d.s.
alongside. R.P.S. Certificate (2000). Unlisted in Scott; S.G. 67r var. The sole example of this trial separation recorded on the 6d. red-brown. See "Postage Stamps of New Zealand" Vol II, page 265.
1d. orange-vermilion, a large example in a fresh bright shade, serrates complete on three sides and imperforate at top, neatly cancelled "1" at Auckland; some thinning
though of fine appearance and a very rare stamp. Unlisted in Scott; S.G. 67s, £3,000.
6d. brown, a large and well-centered example, serrates all round, light indistinct cancellation; two small creases at lower right corner though of very fine appearance
for this rare stamp. B.P.A. Certificate (1997) states "black-brown". Unlisted in Scott; S.G. 67v var., £2,000.
1d. orange-vermilion, well-centered and with wing-margin at left, unused without gum, an attractive example. Odenweller (2006 stating "vermilion") and R.P.S. (2007)
Certificates. Sc. 16a; S.G. 68, £2,250.
1d. carmine-vermilion, an exceptionally well-centered example, unused without gum, fresh bright color; natural crease outside design at top and a couple of
short perfs. at foot, nevertheless an attractive stamp. Odenweller (2006) and R.P.S. (2007) Certificates. Sc. 16; S.G. 69, £2,250.
2d. pale blue with slight plate wear surrounding the portrait, fresh unused without gum. Fine and attractive. R.P.S. Certificate (2007). Sc. 17c group; S.G. 73, £475.
2d. pale blue with a large degree of plate wear surrounding the portrait and elsewhere, unused without gum. An attractive example fully illustrating the
need for the introduction of a new plate which was not to follow for another two years. Sc. 17c var; S.G. 73, £475.
3d. brown-lilac, fresh unused without gum, good color; small green mark on reverse of one perf. at top. An attractive example of this scarce stamp. Holcombe Opinion (1988). Sc.
18; S.G. 74, £1,900.
6d. black-brown, a fresh and well-centered example, unused without gum. A fine example of this scarce stamp. R.P.S. Certificate (1962). Holcombe Opinion (1988). Sc. 19b;
S.G. 75, £75, £1,500.
6d. brown, fresh unused without gum. Fine and most attractive. R.P.S.N.Z. (2000) and R.P.S. (2007) Certificates. Sc. 19 group; S.G. 76, £1,300.
6d. red-brown, fresh bright color, unused without gum; small thin towards top not detracting from fine appearance. R.P.S. Certificate (2001). Sc. 19; S.G. 77, £1,200.
1/-
dull green, a fresh bright example in a vibrant shade, unused without gum; fine and attractive. Rare. R.P.S. Certificate (2001). Sc. 20 group; S.G. 78, £1,900.
1/- deep green, a large example in a lovely rich color, fresh unused without gum. Most attractive and surely one of the finest examples of this rare stamp known. R.P.S.
Certificate (1959). Sc. 20a; S.G. 79, £2,000.
1d. orange-vermilion, a horizontal pair imperforate between and a single with an additional vertical row of perforations at center and imperforate at right, twice
cancelled "18" at Dunedin and affixed on fragment of a blue envelope; the left-hand stamp of the pair with upper left corner missing, nevertheless a remarkable and unique item. R.P.S. Certificate (2000). Sc. 16a var.; S.G. 68a, etc.
£9,500+.
2d. blue, a block of four showing minimal plate wear, light indistinct numeral cancellations; the upper right stamp with trace of a thin, otherwise fine. An
attractive and very rare multiple. Signed Holcombe. R.P.S. Certificate (2007). Sc. 17; S.G. 72, £300+.
1/- deep green, a horizontal strip of six cancelled with several strikes of the Dunedin "
1863 (15 July) double rate envelope from Dunedin "Per Gottenberg v Marseilles" to Bolton-le-Moors, bearing 6d. black-brown (2) twice cancelled with "
1863 (18 Aug.) envelope from Dunedin to Great Yarmouth, the reverse showing an "all-over" advertisement, printed in pink, for the Commercial Hotel on High Street, bearing
3d. brown-lilac (3) twice cancelled with "
1863 (15 Dec.) envelope from Waianiwa to Dunkeld, bearing 6d. black-brown perforated such that the value is completely missing at foot, cancelled "7" in oval of thin
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