Taiwan, Clean Little Collection to 1970. Including better values like Scott# 1052-56, 1073-76, 1098-99, 1100-01, 1102-04, C65-67, some later souvenir sheets, etc., all mint selection, fresh, o.g., never hinged, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 2,400 - 2,800.
Auction #19
By: Kelleher & Rogers, Ltd.
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Nov 13, 2015 Asia/Hong_Kong
Kelleher & Rogers, Ltd. Auction #19
Friday Nov 13, 2015 08:00 to Sunday Nov 15, 2015 15:00 Asia/Hong_Kong
Last date for bids:
Friday Nov 13, 2015 07:00 Asia/Hong_Kong
Our current auction will be held 13-15 November 2015 in Hong Kong. The two catalog sale will feature over 2,000 lots.
Day one begins with a wonderful array of stamps and postal history from the Municipal Posts through the Imperial issues and continuing on through the Silver Yuan era. The Shanghai Large Dragons are a definite highlight, with a splendid array of Rarities, most notably two used examples of the elusive printing 37 variety, of which only 5 examples are believed to exist. Many condition rarities are featured as well throughout this fine section.
China proper includes well over 75 collection lots along with excellent sections of Large and Small Dragons, Red Revenues and Dowager issues etc. Taiwan follows, and includes many of the sought after sets in large multiples or sheets. Japan and Korea each are well represented, the Korea being from the legendary "Knight" collection, whose excellent offerings of China have previously been offered by the firm.
Catalog number 2 will be solely dedicated to the issues of The People's Republic of China, and will include over 1,100 lots. This catalog begins with nearly 200 lots of the PRC Liberated Areas, including many rarities and seldom offered items. The highlight of this exceptional section is a lovely mint example of the rare 8 fen Hunan-Jiangxi Chinese Soviet Red Post issue, Yang RP 14, one of only 6 known examples, two of which reside in the Chinese National Postage Stamp Museum. Nearly 1,000 lots of the popular unified issues of the PRC follow in every imaginable form including singles, multiples, and in the desirable imprint format.
Throughout the 2 sales, a major portion of the lots are from the extraordinary "Bentley" collection of China. This quiet collector amassed a comprehensive collection spanning all eras of Chinese philatelic history from the Local Posts through extensive holdings of the PRC. The collection is presented here in its entirety.
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Showing 676 - 700 of 2030
Lot #676 - taiwan collections
Lot #677 - Hong Kong stamps
Hong Kong, 1863-80, Queen Victoria, 2¢ to 30¢, Crown CC watermark, 5 different definitives (Scott 2, 10, 12, 13a, 19. Yang 8-10, 11b, 15), 2¢, 4¢ & 8¢ regummed, 6¢ & 30¢ o.g., fresh; couple of smallish flaws, otherwise Fine to Very Fine.
Scott $2,935 (HK$ 22,580).
Estimate HK$ 2,600 - 3,200.
Lot #678 - Hong Kong stamps
Hong Kong, 1862, Queen Victoria First Issue, 12¢ pale greenish blue (Scott 3. Yang 3), unwatermarked, full o.g., rich intense color, nicely centered, Very Fine, a lovely stamp.
Scott $700 (HK$ 5,380).
Estimate HK$ 1,200 - 1,600.
Lot #679 - Hong Kong stamps
Hong Kong, 1864, Queen Victoria, 8¢ pale dull orange (Scott 13. Yang 11), Crown CC watermark, o.g., fresh, Fine.
Scott $625 (HK$ 4,810).
Estimate HK$ 1,200 - 1,600.
Lot #680 - Hong Kong stamps
Hong Kong, 1876, Queen Victoria, 18¢ lilac (Scott 17. Yang 13), Crown CC watermark, part o.g., brilliant, vibrant color, centered to left; a few shortish perfs, Fine, an attractive mint example, very scarce issue.
Scott $7,750 (HK$ 59,620).
Estimate HK$ 6,000 - 8,000.
Lot #681 - Hong Kong stamps
Hong Kong, 1864, Queen Victoria, 24¢ green (Scott 18. Yang 14), Crown CC watermark, o.g., lovely vivid color, exceptionally fresh, Fine to Very Fine, nice example.
Scott $675 (HK$ 5,190).
Estimate HK$ 2,000 - 2,600.
Lot #682 - Hong Kong stamps
Hong Kong, 1865, Queen Victoria, 48¢ rose carmine (Scott 21. Yang 17a), Crown CC watermark, full clean o.g., vibrant color, wonderfully fresh, Fine to Very Fine, pretty stamp.
Scott $1,100 (HK$ 8,460).
Estimate HK$ 3,000 - 4,000.
Lot #683 - Hong Kong stamps
Hong Kong, 1880, Queen Victoria, 5¢ on 8¢ bright orange (Scott 31. Yang 23), right wing margin example, o.g., hinge remnant, wonderfully fresh with brilliant color, Very Fine, nice stamp.
Scott $1,150 (HK$ 8,850).
Estimate HK$ 1,500 - 2,000.
Lot #684 - Hong Kong stamps
Hong Kong, 1891, Queen Victoria Jubilee, 2¢ carmine (Scott 66. Yang C1), good part o.g., nicely centered, fresh, Very Fine.
Scott $525 (HK$ 4,040).
Estimate HK$ 1,500 - 2,000.
Lot #685 - Hong Kong stamp collections
Hong Kong, Extensive Duplicated Collection. Massive mostly used collection housed in a Lighthouse hingeless album, where the owner has put up to 7-8 additional examples within the same mount. Bulk of coverage and value goes to the early QEII years with better mint / unused such as Scott 1, 4 (2), 18, 24, 36b (2), 45 (2), 48, 52, 53, 56A (2), 60B, 80, 91 (2), 98, 99, 102, 147-50, 161, 166A, 197, 198 plus used #1 (7), 2 (2), 4, 6, 10 (7...
Lot #686 - Hong Kong stamp collections
Hong Kong, Excellent Mostly Used Collection to 1984. Very well filled for the period, housed in one volume with an excellent range of better such as Scott #1-5, 9-24 including an attractive 96¢ bister, 26-27, 29-30, 31-35, 36-38, 50 with Paid All cancel, 51-53, 55, 60, 64-65, 67, useful King Edward VII and King George V issues, 154-166A, 178-179 and mostly complete from there, with the odd mint item included like #66, etc. Also...
Lot #687 - Hong Kong stamp collections
Hong Kong, Excellent Mint Modern Accumulation. Comprised of sets, singles, miniature sheets, etc. most from 1941-97. Highlights include Scott #168-73 (2), 218, 234-35, 237-38, 249-50 (2), 253-54 (2), 281c booklet (2), 298a (2), 308a (2), 446b (2), 485a (3), 502e, 502f, 502g, 504a and much, much more, Fine to Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 4,000 - 5,000.
Lot #688 - Hong Kong postal history
Hong Kong, 1858 (May 4), folded letter from Hong Kong to Marseille, front shows manuscript "Via Suez", "16" decimes due rate marking and red "Pays Etr V. Suez 28 Juin 58 Marseilles" transit, reverse shows bold "Hong-Kong 4 MY 1858" c.d.s., neat, attractive cover, fresh, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 1,000 - 1,500.
Lot #689 - Hong Kong postal history
Hong Kong, 1859 (Feb 14), cover from Hong Kong to Cellettes, France, sent via Suez, front showing large "8" rate due marking and red "Pay Etr 28 MAR 59 Suez Amb" handstamp, with reverse showing large size "Hong-Kong 14 FE" c.d.s., with "Cellettes 30 MAR 59" receiver along with partial "Paris A Marseilles" transit, neat attractive little cover, fresh, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 1,500 - 2,000.
Lot #690 - Hong Kong postal history
Hong Kong, 1862 (Oct. 12), incoming cover from Bangor, Maine to Hong Kong, marked "Via San Francisco", franked by U.S. 10¢ Washington (Scott #68) tied by cork cancel, with matching "Bangor / Oct 12 / ME" c.d.s. and manuscript "4" rate marking. Reverse shows "Hong Kong / A / JA 13 / 68" receiver. A nice usage, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 2,400 - 2,800.
Lot #691 - Hong Kong postal history
Hong Kong, 1872 (Jan. 12), incoming folded letter from London to Hong Kong, marked "Via Brindisi", franked by Great Britain 2d line-engraved, along with 3d and 1s surface printing, tied by London duplex and Jan 12 c.d.s.'s, with reverse showing bold, clear strike of "Hong Kong / Marine Sorter / Singapore to Hong Kong" backstamp. Fresh, a scarce marking, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 1,500 - 2,000.
Lot #692 - Hong Kong postal history
Hong Kong, 1901 (Dec 13), Melchers & Co. firm chop cover from Hong Kong to New York, franked with 30¢ brown Victoria issue with violet "Melchers & Co / Hong Kong" firm chop, tied by Victoria, Hong Kong DE 13 01 c.d.s. to cover with reverse showing NY 1.15.02 arrival marking; flap tear upon opening, Very Fine.
Estimate HK$ 1,000 - 1,500.
Lot #693 - 09 Hong Kong postal history
Hong Kong, 1905 (Apr 4), cover from Hong Kong to Santa Cruz, Cal., with "Customs Kowloon" marking, franked on front by 4¢ (pair) and 10¢ Hong Kong KEVII issues tied by "Victoria / Hong Kong 4 AP 05" origin c.d.s.'s. Reverse shows an incredible, clean strike of the rare, type C2, "Customs / Kowloon" handstamp of Chinese P.O. and Santa Cruz May 13 receiver, immaculate condition, Very Fine, a beauty!
Estimate HK$ 20,000 - 25,000....
Lot #694 - Hong Kong postal history
Hong Kong, 1938 (Nov 21), short paid cover from Chippenham, England to Hong Kong, franked by 1d and 1½d KGVI definitives, tied by Chippenham machine cancel, with front showing violet "Received 1938 Dec 8 Mailing Dept" handstamp and "T" postage due chop with manuscript "2/10" and short paid notations. Reverse shows boxed British instructional marking plus 2¢ and 4¢ (2) Hong Kong postage dues added, cancelled Victoria 3 Dec. upon arrival...
Lot #695 - Hong Kong postal history
Hong Kong, 1948, King George VI Silver Wedding, First Day Cover (Scott 178-179. Yang C6), lovely, pristine cacheted registered (Wantsai label on reverse) FDC, tied by bold "Hong Kong D 22 DE 48 Wantsai" c.d.s., fresh, Very Fine, a beauty!
Estimate HK$ 3,000 - 4,000.
Lot #696 - Hong Kong Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong
Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong, Massive Holding of Approximately 600 H. da Luz Covers, all franked with Japanese first or second Showa series definitives, in various single stamp combinations, sometimes duplicated, available at Hong Kong Post Offices during the Japanese occupation. Useful range of Branch Post Office cancels including Kowloon Tong, Western Market, Sun Shu Po, Sai Yin Pun, Yaumati, Tai Po, Hong Kong GPO, Wanchai,...
Lot #697 - Hong Kong Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong
Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong, Vast Selection of Over 480 H. da Luz Covers, all franked with Japanese first or second Showa series definitives, in various single stamp combinations, sometimes duplicated, available at Hong Kong Post Offices during the occupation. Useful range of Branch Post Office cancels, including Kowloon Tong, Western Market, Sun Shu Po, Sai Yin Pun, Yaumati, Tai Po, Hong Kong GPO, Wanchai, Stanley etc. Extensive...
Lot #698 - Hong Kong Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong
Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong, Group of Approximately 185 H. da Luz Pair-Franked Covers, all franked with Japanese first or second Showa series definitives, in various pair combinations, sometimes duplicated, available at Hong Kong Post Offices during the Japanese occupation. Useful range of Branch Post Office cancels including Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong GPO, Stanley, etc. Extensive and very diverse group from this storied holding, a...
Lot #699 - Hong Kong Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong
Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong, Group of Approximately 80 H. da Luz Covers With Blocks of 4, various block of 4 combinations, sometimes duplicated, available at Hong Kong Post Offices during the Japanese occupation. Useful range of Branch Post Office cancels including Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong GPO, Stanley, Un Long etc. Extensive and very diverse group from this storied holding, a nice clean group, Fine to Very Fine, examine.
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Lot #700 - Treaty Ports and Macao treaty ports
Amoy, 1895 (Dec 7), registered cover from Amoy to Philadelphia, franked by Hong Kong 50¢ on 48¢ surcharge issue with Chinese characters, tied by one of two nice strikes of small "Amoy / A / DE 7 / 95" c.d.s.'s, with matching "R" in circle registry handstamp; reverse shows violet oval Jan 4 1896 San Francisco registry transit handstamp and Philadelphia Jan 11 arrival, fresh, Very Fine, a lovely cover.
Estimate HK$ 1,000 - 1,500....
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