Number of results: 44
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| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Civilisation of America: Onwhyn's design published by J. Valentine, a fine unused example of this rare envelope on grey paper, also Deraedemaeker reproductions on grey and blue paper. (3). Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
311
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Great Exhibition 1851: Valentine's 'Industry of All Nations' envelope state 1, a very scarce used example sent 1884 (July 9th) from Wellington to Bridgenorth with 1864–79 1d. plate 149 ME, minor cover creasing. Photo. Price Realised £1000 |
312
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Peace and Universal Brotherhood: A selection of unused envelopes (11) comprising J. Valentine's designs of Peace envelope state 2 on grey paper, also another on buff paper without imprints on reverse and with faint imprint at foot ending in ''BOSTON'', the Peace Society at Boston or Chicago copy on buff paper and Deraedemaeker reproduction on grey, Universal Brotherhood envelopes states 1 (3, one with ''ARBRITRATION'' mis-spelling) also Deraedemaeker reproduction, and state 6, also the unissued design in proof and envelope (2, with ''Cheveley, Wilson & Co.'' imprints) form, condition varies in places. (12 items). Price Realised £350 |
313
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Post: A collection of unused envelopes (12), comprising J. Valentine first design state 3 and Deraedemaeker reproduction (on blue paper), second design (3, one on blue paper) and Deraedemaeker reproduction (on blue paper), Myer's state 1 and Deraedemaeker reproduction, Gilpin's state 1 and Deraedemaeker reproduction, Bradshaw and Blacklock states 2 and 3, mainly fine to very fine. Price Realised £500 |
314
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Punch's Anti-Graham Campaign: 1844 (Oct.) entire letter from Kingswinford to Bromsgrove via Dudley, bearing 1841 1d. (cut into at foot) and with ''YOU'LL BE RUN/DOWN IF YOU/BREAK COVER'' Punch's Anti-Graham wafer in green on reverse, some cover imperfections but very scarce. Photo. Price Realised £220 |
315
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Punch's Anti-Graham Campaign: 1844 Punch's Anti-Graham Wafers, the page advertised in the July 13th, 1844 edition, with the sheet of sixteen labels printed in green (gummed on reverse) with surround printed in brown illustrating satirical scenes and figures relating to the controversy, minor peripheral imperfections not detracting. Very scarce. Photo. Price Realised £1950 |
316
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Punch's Anti-Graham Campaign: Envelope front with ''PUNCH'S ANTI GRAHAM ENVELOPE'' imprint at top, used from Winchester with a number of strikes of the ''888'' numeral and bearing 1841 1d. which has been roughly removed and replaced, also an unused example in envelope format without imprint (some faults), a contemporary cut out from the Punch magazine and Deraedemaeker reproductions in blue and black fine unused. (5 items). Price Realised UNSOLD |
317
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Anti-Slavery: J. Valentine design printed on reverse, state 2 and ''GOD HATH MADE/OF ONE BLOOD ALL/NATIONS OF MEN'' state 1, also Deraedemaeker reproductions of each on blue paper, fine unused. Price Realised £90 |
318
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Sunday Labour: Mitchell's Abolition of Sunday Labour envelope, J. Valentine's Industry of All Nations envelope together with a Deraedemaeker reproduction on blue paper, mainly fine unused. Price Realised £120 |
319
| Sale number: 22 Propaganda Envelopes: Temperance: A mainly fine unused selection comprising J. Valentine envelopes states 1 and 4 and four Deraedemaeker reproductions, also ''MAINE LAW' envelope and two Deraedemaeker reproductions. (9). Price Realised £380 |
833
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Anti Vaccination: 1878 (Nov. 18th) printed Anti-Vaccination envelope in support of Joseph Abel, sent from London to 'Mr Abel, Faringdon, Berks' with 1864–79 1d. plate 202 BB, exceptional and probably the finest of the 11 known examples in its original uncoloured state. Photo. In 1877–78 Joseph Abel refused to pay fines levied under contemporary law for the offence of refusal of smallpox vaccination. He was prosecuted 21 times owing to his persistence and a total of £30 was paid by his brother which kept Abel out of prison. Abel's stand in the light of child deaths said to result from vaccination gained wide support for a change in the law prompting these illustrated propaganda envelopes. In 1878 the law was amended resulting in a person refusing vaccination only being summoned once. Price Realised £2200 |
834
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Anti Vaccination: 1879 (Jan 25th) printed Anti-Vaccination envelope in support of Joseph Abel, sent from London to Boston, U.S.A. with 1864–70 1d. plate 191 GF and GG and 1870 1/2d. SS, red ''BOSTON/FEB/7/PAID'' arrival c.d.s. on front, the envelope slightly trimmed at right resulting in the 1d.'s being clipped. A very rare usage, believed to be the only known example sent overseas, and again in the original uncoloured state. Ex Daisy. Photo. Price Realised £1300 |
835
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Civilisation of America: Onwhyn's design published by J. Valentine, a fine unused example of this rare envelope on grey paper, also Deraedemaeker reproductions on grey and blue paper. (3). Price Realised £130 |
836
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Postage: 1850 (Feb. 2nd) Valentine's second design state 4, used registered from Darlington to Thomas Dick at Broughty Ferry, with 1841 1d. RK (margins almost all around) neatly tied by ''233'' numeral, a further impression of which most unusually cancels the ''OCEAN/POSTAGE'' 'stamp at upper left, endorsed faint 'Registered' and '6' in red indicating prepayment of the registration fee in cash. With original letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Pease, wife of Henry Pease, a director of the Stockton and Darlington Railway and which originally also enclosed a banknote. A unique usage. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
837
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Punch's Anti-Graham Campaign: 1844 Punch's Anti-Graham Wafers, the page advertised in the July 13th, 1844 edition, with the sheet of sixteen labels printed in green with surround printed in brown illustrating satirical scenes and figures relating to the controversy, folded horizontally and vertically and two of the labels are torn, otherwise mainly fine and very scarce. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
838
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Punch's Anti-Graham Campaign: Envelope and letter sheet good to fine unused and extremely scarce, also a Deraedemaeker reproduction and two related items. (5 items). Photo. Price Realised £600 |
839
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Punch's Anti-Graham Campaign: Envelope front with ''PUNCH'S ANTI GRAHAM ENVELOPE'' imprint at top, used from Winchester with a number of strikes of the ''888'' numeral and bearing 1841 1d. which has been roughly removed and replaced, also an unused example in envelope format without imprint (some faults), a contemporary cut out from the Punch magazine and Deraedemaeker reproductions in blue and black fine unused. (5 items). Price Realised £130 |
840
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Sunday Posting: 1850 (Feb. 7th) small envelope from London to Dublin bearing fine full margined 1841 1d. BI and with printed legend on upper flap ''If persons would arrange to send their letters so that they should not pass through the/Post-Office or be deliveredon Sundays, that day would be better observed,/and the Postman greatly relieved.'', very rare. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
841
| Sale number: 24 Propaganda Envelopes: Vegetarian Society: 1853 (Jan. 1st) envelope printed in blue from ''SECRETARY, 15, Piccadilly, Manchester'' with ''Mission of Vegetarianism'' printed on upper flap, sent to Plymouth with 1841 1d. FK-FL full margined pair (FL creased) with neat ''498'' numerals, blue straight line ''WINDSOR BRIDGE'' on front, minor cover imperfections, very rare. Photo. Price Realised £1050 |
437
| Sale number: 32 Propaganda Envelopes: Intemperance: J. Valentine's envelope state 1 on greyish paper, very fine unused, scarce, also a modern postcard reproduction. Price Realised £80 |
438
| Sale number: 32 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Postage: Bradshaw & Blacklock's state 4 envelope (small size) with publishers imprint at left, on white wove paper, fine unused, very scarce. Price Realised £110 |
439
| Sale number: 32 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Postage: Myer's & Co. envelope state 1 without imprints, sent 1862 (June 14th) from Manchester to Coggeshall with 1d. star, some imperfections but very scarce. Photo. Price Realised £480 |
440
| Sale number: 32 Propaganda Envelopes: Punch's Anti-Graham Campaign: 1844 Punch's Anti-Graham Wafers, the page advertised in the July 13th, 1844 edition, with the sheet of sixteen labels printed in green (gummed on reverse) with surround printed in brown illustrating satirical scenes and figures relating to the controversy, a litlle soiled and minor mainly peripheral imperfections not detracting and fine for this. Very scarce. Photo. Price Realised £850 |
441
| Sale number: 32 Proaganda Envelopes: 1840(c.), four gummed wafers advertising ''THREE HUNDRED Beautiful Adhesive HINT WAFERS FOR CHRISTIANS'', printed in black on blue, mauve, pink and pale green, fine and very scarce. Price Realised £170 |
442
| Sale number: 32 Propaganda Envelopes: 1841 (Nov. 29th) envelope from Manchester to Dartford bearing on reverse four complete wafer seals printed in black on blue, green (2) and pink paper, one advertising ''THREE HUNDRED Beautiful Adhesive HINT WAFERS FOR CHRISTIANS'', sent with 1840 1d. greyish-black plate 6 OA with clear to good margins except just shaved at foot of ''O'' square, black Maltese Cross, very scarce. Photo. Price Realised £1800 |
540
| Sale number: 38 Propaganda Envelopes: 1872 (Jan. 7th) mourning envelope from Halesowen to London bearing 1864–79 1d. plate 144 DA and unusual ''The COMING of THE LORD draweth NIGH'' label, both tied by Birmingham duplex. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
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| Sale number: 38 Propaganda Envelopes: Anti-Pope: 1870 (Feb. 11th) virulently anti-Pope envelope showing Pope Paul II next to a hunting scene captioned (in Latin) 'The meek pastor pursues none but wild beasts', and with a somewhat involved caption at left accusing the Papacy of 'persecution, massacre and butchery', sent from West London to Pimlico with 1864–79 1d. plate 109 OK placed with pro-monarchy ''QUEEN AND/CONSTITUTION'' slogan, fine and rare. Photo. Price Realised £1250 |
542
| Sale number: 38 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Post: 1856 (June) Gilpin's envelope state 3, used from Frome to Bath, franked by 1855 1d. EJ tied by ''306'' numeral of Frome, few minor imperfections, otherwise fine and rare. Photo. Price Realised £950 |
543
| Sale number: 38 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Postage: 1881 Valentine's Ocean Penny Postage envelope, second design state 5a, used from London to Manchester, franked by 1881 die I 1d. lilac, rare late use, few imperfections, otherwise fine. Photo. Price Realised £500 |
544
| Sale number: 38 Propaganda Envelopes: Peace: 1863 (July 30th) Valentine's Peace envelope state 1, used from Stirling to Rotherham, franked by 1856-58 1d. QC tied by Stirling duplex, few imperfections, otherwise fine. Photo. Price Realised £500 |
545
| Sale number: 38 Propaganda Envelopes: Punch's Anti-Graham Campaign: 1844 (Nov. 1st) entire letter from Kingswinford to Bromsgrove via Dudley, bearing 1841 1d. (cut into) and with ''DELIVER ME FROM SIR JAMES'' Punch's Anti-Graham wafer in green on reverse, red ''KINGSWINFORD'' u.d.c. on front, some cover imperfections but very scarce. Photo. Price Realised £550 |
546
| Sale number: 38 Propaganda Envelopes: Temperance: J. Valentine's envelope state I on greyish paper, used 1859 (June 7th) from Aberdeen to Macduff, franked by 1856-58 1d. RH, tied by scarce ''ABERDEEN 1'' experimental duplex code ''G'', fine and rare. Photo. Price Realised £750 |
547
| Sale number: 38 Propaganda Envelopes: Temperance: 1860 (Dec. 13th) J. Valentine's ''INTEMPERANCE IS THE BANE OF SOCIETY'' state 1 envelope used from Ludlow to Leominster, franked by 1856-58 1d. DC, cancelled by ''479'' numeral of Ludlow, few minor imperfections, otherwise fine and rare. Photo. Price Realised £550 |
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| Sale number: 41 Propaganda Envelopes: Anti-Slavery: Valentine's envelope number 8 state 2, used 1856 (April 7th) from Preston to Barnsley and franked by 1854-57 1d, KI and 2d. ?L, tied by ''628'' barred oval numerals, slightly soiled, otherwise fine and scarce. Photo. Price Realised £1300 |
3122
| Sale number: 41 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Post: 1850 (Feb) Gilpin's envelope state 2, used from London to Okehampton, franked by 1841 2d. plate 3 JF tied by indistinct numeral, few minor imperfections, part of flap missing, otherwise fine and rare. R.P.S. Certificate (1988). Photo. Price Realised £2800 |
2301
| Sale number: 45 Propaganda Envelopes: A selection of unused envelopes with Valentine's Universal Brotherhood envelope state 1 (correct spelling), the unissued Peace envelope, Ocean Penny Postage second design; Deraedemaker reproductions (11) incl. Onwhyn's Civilisation of America, Valentine's Anti-Slavery (2), Temperance (2), Walter Lubrook's Temperance (2), on different colour papers, Valentine's Ocean Penny Postage second design, etc., mainly fine. (14). Price Realised £620 |
2302
| Sale number: 45 Propaganda Envelopes: A selection of original envelopes (4) comprising J. Valentine's Peace envelope state 3 (on azure), Ocean Penny Post first design state 3 and Anti-Slavery ''GOD HATH MADE...'' (on greyish), and Myers Ocean Penny Post, fine unused. Price Realised £450 |
2303
| Sale number: 45 Propaganda Envelopes: A selection of six different Deraedemaeker reproductions, fine unused. Price Realised £140 |
2304
| Sale number: 45 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Postage: J. Valentine's first design envelope states 3 (on azure) and 10, fine unused. Price Realised £180 |
3400
| Sale number: 66 Propaganda Envelopes: A selection of unused envelopes with Valentine’s Peace envelope state 2, Universal Brotherhood envelope state 1 (correct spelling), the unissued Peace envelope (also a proof of the vignette in blue), Ocean Penny Postage second design states 3 and 5a, Industry envelope state 1, Myers Ocean Penny Post state 1; Deraedemaker reproductions (14) comprising Gilpin’s Ocean Penny Postage (without “GILPIN” imprint), Myers Ocean Penny Postage state 1 (2, one on blue paper, the other on grey paper with “INTERNATIONAL PHILATELIC EXHIBITION/PHILATELIA/OCEAN PENNY POST/MANCHESTER 1899” label affixed to front), Valentine’s Peace envelope state 2 (also another in letter sheet format on buff paper), Universal Brotherhood state 1 (both spellings), Temperance state 3, and Maine Law envelopes, Anti-Slavery Evans no. 7 (2) and 8 (also another in letter sheet format on buff paper), and the Industry envelope, mainly fine. (22 items). Price Realised £850 |
3401
| Sale number: 66 Propaganda Envelopes: Civilisation of America: Onwhyn’s design published by J. Valentine, a fine unused example of this rare envelope on grey paper, also Deraedemaeker reproductions on grey and blue paper. (3). Photo. Price Realised £220 |
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| Sale number: 68 Propaganda Envelopes: 1844 Punch’s Anti-Graham Wafers, the page advertised in the July 13th 1844 edition, with the sheet of sixteen labels printed in green (gummed on reverse) with surround printed in brown illustrating satirical scenes and figures relating to the controversy, minor peripheral imperfections and some adhesion around edges on reverse, light horizontal fold not detracting, very scarce. Photo. Price Realised £2000 |
209
| Sale number: 111 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Postage: J. Valentine's first design envelope states 3 (on azure), late use in 1909, franked by K.E.VII 1d. tied by Great Yarmouth c.d.s., addressed to Birmingham, a few imperfections, slightly toned, otherwise fine. Photo. Price Realised UNSOLD |
609
| Sale number: 118 Propaganda Envelopes: Ocean Penny Postage: Bradshaw & Blacklock's envelope with publishers imprint at left, on grey wove paper, used (1852 Nov. 13) to Augsberg, Bavaria, unusual. Briefmarkenprüfstelle Basel certificate (2003). Photo. Price Realised £620 |
