David Feldman - Great Britain & British Empire Tuesday, December 4, 2018, at 10:00 CET

207 Geneva, December 4, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page SG Cat. N° Estimate ( £ ) Tonga 30973 F / 208 1912 Commercial envelope sent at double rate to the United States bearing Samoa Hohenzollern 20pf pair tied by “VAVAU-TONGA” cds, very rare usage 1’800 - 2’000 30974 C H DCE Collection / www 1886-1953, Small mint & used collection on small album pages incl. officials, mixed condition. (SG £900+) 80 - 120 Trinidad and Tobago 30975 C H Collection / www 1913-63, Old-time mint & used collection of KEVII to QEII on eighteen album pages showing a good deal of completion, including values to £1, generally fine to very fine. (SG £900+) 150 - 200 30976 C 49 1860 6d Bright Yellow-Green clean cut perf.14-16 1/2 mint og, superb centring, very fine (SG £550) 200 - 300 30977 C H Collection / www COLLECTIONS: 1851-98, Mint & used collection on small album pages with Britannia issues with used incl. two 1860 (4d) and 1859 6d green, later with high values incl. 1907 £1 mint & used, mixed condition (SG £3’000+) 400 - 600 30978 C H Collection / www COLLECTIONS: 1851-1909, Old-time mint & used collection of QV on twenty album pages showing a good deal of completion, including values to £1, showing a fine array of the Britannia issues, some in blocks, shades etc., generally fine to very fine (SG £6’000+) 800 - 1’200 30979 C H Collection / www COLLECTIONS: 1851-1909, Small but beautifully fresh collection on 4 old-time self-made pages, noted high values but partly fiscal usage, one with SPECIMEN, all mint hinged or used, from a former Eastern bourse dealers stock 100 - 200 Turks and Caicos Islands 30980 C H Collection / www COLLECTIONS: 1867-1967, Mint & used collection on small album pages, incl. mint sets of 1900-04, 1909-11 (plus Specimens 1/2d to 3s), 1938-45, 1957 to £1 plus 1948 Silver Wedding 10s block of 8, mostly fine (SG £1’500+) 200 - 300 Zanzibar 30981 F / 208 1852 Incoming envelope sent from France to Emile Kuhlmann at the French consulate at Zanzibar, charged 25 decimes, sent via Strasbourg, Marseille and likely via the Atlantic & COGH, from the Kuhlmann correspondence referenced in Dubro’s book “Zanzibar’s Postal History Legacy” (fig.2-38); very rare, ex Richard Knight 3’000 - 3’600 30982 F / 208 1888 Military concessionary rate envelope from crew member William Clark of the H.M.S. “Garnet” sent to England via Aden bearing Indian 2a tied with squared circle ds; counter signed by the commanding officer at lower left; fine and rare 1’200 - 1’500