Lot 30119 – 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three

Stamp of Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three
Stamp of Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three
Stamp of Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three
Stamp of Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three
Stamp of Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three
Stamp of Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three
Stamp of Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three
Stamp of Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three

Lot 30119 – 1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing spectacular strip of three

Japan » 1872, Cherry Blossoms Native Paper
Price realised
21’000 EUR
Estimate
10’000 – 15’000 EUR
Auction date
Sat 3 Jun 2023 at 11:30 (Europe/Zurich)
Description
ONE OF THE FIVE 30 SEN COMPOUND PERFORATION MULTIPLES1872, 30 Sen grey Matsuda printing, combined short tool and MLL (Matsuda long large) perforations, a spectacular strip of three from the left of the sheet, positions 9-10-11. Featuring MLL perforation vertically at left in the sheet margin -where this variety is very clearly shown- and between the first and second stamps, impression highlighted with overall crispness, original gum of great freshness being lightly hinged on sides, never hinged in centre, with one natural gum wrinkle vertically. Extremely fine and desirable. Cert. Florian Eichhorn BPP (2023).One of only five unused pairs known with this mixed perforation, graced by a delightful state of preservation boasting an outstanding freshness and intact perforations throughout. (JSCA ¥4,100,000+).Note: This strip emanates from a complete sheet which was part of the Maurice Burrus and Bernard Peyton collections. The sheet was subsequently separated and five multiples were created with this Matsuda long large perforation variety, which only occurred in the two first vertical perforations of the sheet at left, in combination with the rest of the perforations in short tool 12. Provenance: Maurice Burrus (Kanai Stamp Co., 12.10.1963)Bernard Peyton (“Isleham”, Robert A. Siegel, 25.5.1986, lot 3097)Fukuhara Kazunobu
Catalogue ref: 14

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