(Tasmania) 1855 (21 NO) outer letter sheet franked imperforate 4d. tied ‘60’ numeral obliterator, red diamond-framed PRE-PAID date stamp with a further truncated circle date stamp of following day. Magin touched at base, fine and fresh appearance.
(Tasmania) 1885 (NO 14) cover to Brighton, endorsed “Via Brindisi”, bearing single franking 1871-91 double-lined numeral watermark, perforated 6d. tied ‘74’ numeral obliterator with Sandy Bay cds in association, reverse with Hobert transit and arrival cds.
(Tasmania) 1894 cover to New York franked ½d. and 2d. tied ‘53’ numeral cancel with Ulverstone cds to left, reverse with Launceston transit and New York arrivals.
(Tasmania) 1898 2d green postal stationery envelopes, a set of six with different printed black views with titles. Fine Post Office issued stationery with only between 308-312 of each printed.
(Tasmania) 1898 2d. green postal stationery envelope with black printed image entitled ‘In Denison Gorge near Launceston’; a Post Office issued envelope cto with Hobart DE 8 98 cds, fine condition. Only 308 being produced and these arrived in Tasmania on Dec 4th 1897, so this date of DE 8 must be one of the earliest known dates.
(Tasmania) 1898 2d. green postal stationery envelope with black printed image entitled ‘Lake Sorell from the Diamond Beach’; a Post Office issued envelope cto with Hobart DE 8 98 cds, fine condition. Only 312 being produced and these arrived in Tasmania on Dec 4th 1897, so this date of DE 8 must be one of the earliest known dates.
(Tasmania) 1898 2d. green postal stationery envelope with black printed image entitled ‘Mount King William from the West’; a Post Office issued envelope cto with Hobart DE 8 98 cds, fine condition. Only 309 being produced and these arrived in Tasmania on Dec 4th 1897, so this date of DE 8 must be one of the earliest known dates.
(Tasmania) 1898 2d. green postal stationery envelope with black printed image entitled ‘Mount King William from the West’; a Post Office issued envelope cto with Hobart DE 8 98 cds, fine condition. Only 309 being produced and these arrived in Tasmania on Dec 4th 1897, so this date of DE 8 must be one of the earliest known dates.
(Tasmania) 1898 2d. green postal stationery envelope with black printed image entitled ‘Mount Wellington in Winter, from Huon Raod Hobart; fine unused Post Office issued envelope.
(Tasmania) 1898 2½d. red violet postal stationery envelop with black printed image entitled ‘Diana’s Basin and St Patrick’s Head’; a Post Office envelope fine unused with only 306 being produced.
(Tasmania) 1898 2½d. red violet postal stationery envelope with black printed image entitled ‘Government House, Hobart’; a Post Office issued envelope fine unused with only 309 being produced.
(Tasmania) 1898 2½d. red violet postal stationery envelope with black printed image entitled ‘Lake Crescent and the Old Man’s Head’; a Post Office issued envelope cto with Hobart DE 8 98 cds, fine condition. Only 312 being produced and these arrived in Tasmania on Dec 4th 1897, so this date of DE 8 must be one of the earliest known dates.
(Tasmania) 1899 2d green illustrated letter card ‘Diana Basin and St. Patrick’s Head’ used to Duisburg, Germany, uprated with 1892-99 ½d. orange and mauve heavily cancelled by Hobart duplex, arrival duplex; some slight tones and stuck together, scarce used example.
(Tasmania) 1900 (NO 28) cover franked ‘REVENUE’ overprinted 3d. Duck-billed Platypus tied Launceston cds; small part of backflap missing.
(Tasmania) 1900 2d. stationery letter card with picture on reverse entitled ‘Entrance Island, Macquarie Harbour’ and showing the Lighthouse, the front bears dark blue unusual SPECIMEN; a few slight tones.
(Victoria) 1872 cover to London bearing single franking 9d. on 10d. tied Melbourne duplex, arrival backstamp. Endorsed “Via Brindisi”, envelope opened-out for display.
(Victoria) 1886 (MY 14) registered company cover to Hannover, Germany endorsed ‘Per S.S. Chimborazo/ Naples’ bearing mixed franking 1885-95 ½d., 1d. and 4d., together with 1885 Stamp Duty overprinted 2s, upright watermark cancelled by grid of bars, registration handstamp and Melbourne date stamp, arrival backstamp of 22/6. A fine cover with believed to be unique usage of a 2s Stamp Duty.
(Western) 1901 OHMS registered cover Perth to England franked with 5d Swan tied ‘R’ handstamp, various violet Officil handstamps and London transit, arrival backstamp. The stamp used was not necessary. The envelope has had the ‘HER’ replaced by handstamped ‘HIS’ at top.
1853 cover to Warrington bearing manuscript endorsement "Chain of Ponds" with date, manuscript "8" and "paid", reverse with Adelaide South Australia cds, English transit and arrival cds.
1905 1d. orange-brown picture postal stationery card ‘Gold Mine and Works Charters Towers’ used to South Australia with fine Gatton cds.