(Advertising Stationery) 1900s 2a. on 1½a card used within Bangkok with printed message on reverse from Bangkok Dispensary for Swiss Chocolates; good used.
(French Occupation) Undated circa 1904 stampless envelope to Saigon, endorsed “Troupes d’occupation du Siam” bearing small dark blue double-ring handstamp ‘DETACHEMENT D’OCCUPATION DE CHANTABOUN - SIAM -’; fine condition without backstamp.
(Incoming Mail) 1887 (10/8) cover from Horsholm, Denmark to Bangkok, with Italian transit backstamps and very fine arrival Bangkok P PAID. Roughly opened at top and small tear at right.
(Incoming Mail) 1913 (23.8.) 10o. Denmark postal stationery card from Copenhagen, addressed to “The East Asiatic Comp/ Muang Prae/ Bangkok” with both Bangkok and Prae to left of stamp image; fine condition.
(Maritime) 1905 (Jan) picture postcard with serrated edge entitled ‘Shipping on the Menam near Windsor & Co.’ addressed to France, franked 1a. tied by undated blue double ring LIGNE DE SAIGON A BANGKOK, front bearing “Kraal 1/05” manuscript; a fine card.
(Postal Stationery) 1919 3s green card used to stamp dealers in London asking for their catalogue and uprated 2s brown each cancelled large bilingual Bangkok date stamps.
(Postal Stationery) 1940 10s envelope to Lebanon, USA additionally franked 2s and 3s ‘Chakri Palace’ tied by two large bilingual Ubon cds, Bangkok transit backstamp; top right corner crease affecting design otherwise fine and fresh.
1894 (14 SE) Quarter Anna incoming postal stationery card from Bombay to Fort Stedman via Thazi (Meiktila Road) arriving 23 Sep (Latest Recorded Date) passed to Deposit Room 26 Sep (only recorded example). Readdressed to Lashio via Maymo arriving OC 7 – 8 (Latest Recorded Date), readdressed to Bangkok, Thailand via Singapore with arrival backstamp of 6/11. Reverse of card bears printed message from The Anthropological Society of Bombay for a meeting on 26th Sept.
1897 ‘Rejected Design’ 1½a. postal stationery card very fine unused.
1901 (17.8.) King Chulalongkorn 4a. postal stationery letter card to Trebel, Germany uprated with 1887 24a. tied single Bangkok cds, arrival backstamp. With full message , some toning.
1902 King Chulalongkorn 12a. postal stationery letter card to India addressed to a “Siamese Student, Imperial forest School, N.W.P.”, various redirections with at top, manuscript ”did not come on Tour” and “He is at Dehradun”, Krung Thep despatch with further strike on reverse, Singapore transit and Indian cancels. Without selvedge and parallel lines of toning on reverse.
1903 King Chulalongkorn 12a. postal stationery letter card to Dorchester, England with Bangkok despatch cds, arrival backstamp. With long message, some toning as usual, good correct usage.
1904 picture postcard ‘Klong Balangpoo – Bangkok’ to Paris, franked 1899-1904 1a. olive-green tied large bilingual Chantaburi bilingual date stamp, to left a good example of the negative seal; a couple of small stains but generally good example.
1905 (3.9.) King Chulalongkorn 4a. postal stationery letter card uprated to Bad Nauheim, Germany with 1899 Third Issue 8a. green and orange tied by large bilingual Bangkok cds, reverse with Bangkok transit and arrival cancel. With full message, the selvedge adhered together, very fresh condition at correct rate.
1907 (16.12.)small stampless envelope addressed to Post Office No.2, Bangkok bearing good example of straight-line ‘One att stamps run short postage paid’, oversigned by “Fack” in red and by bilingual date stamp. A very fine example used on the last day of acceptance of this handstamp.
1907 (28.8.) King Chulalongkorn 2a. postal stationery letter card uprated to Manheim, Germany with 1905 Wat Cheng 2a. grey an deep violet and 5a. carmine tied by two Bangkok cds, arrival backstamp. With full message, the selvedge missing from the back of card. Underfranked but no charges raised.
1909 (19.3.) ‘GERMAN TELEGRAM SERVICE’ cover used within Bangkok bearing single franking 1908 Jubilee 1a. tied Bangkok 2 cds, reverse with Bangkok arrival cds; small fault at back on bottom right corner, otherwise good fresh condition.
1914 (23.12.) winter picture postcard addressed to a ship at Shanghai, China, redirected to Hong Kong and then on to Bangkok, with a series of cancels including Molde machine despatch, Chinese Shanghai cds and Shanghai B.P.O. of British Post Office together with violet bilingual oval of shipping company, a larger double oval handstamp of Horesen & Co/ Steamship Agents Hong Kong and final Bangkok arrival.
1915-17 King Vajiravudh 2 Satang yellow brown on greyish white thicker card, unused, some very slight grubbiness.
1915-17 King Vajiravudh 2 Satang yellow brown on white coated thin card, unused, some slight creasing top left and some yellow-brown inking.